Saxe Brothers Movie Theaters
John and Thomas Saxe, two brothers in a family of thirteen, were born in Ireland and raised on a farm in Fox Point. When they came to Milwaukee, they worked as newsboys and mechanics. Their humble beginnings gave no indication that the two brothers would come to own the largest chain of picture-houses in Wisconsin, consisting of forty-two theaters, and operate a massive entertainment company, Saxe Amusement Enterprises.
John Saxe entered the business of outdoor advertising, although he referred to himself as a 'sign painter.' Thomas, rather than going into outdoor advertising with his brother, had gone to work in the steel mills. His name, however, was unavoidably linked with John's, and he eventually became an associate in the business as his eyesight got worse and forced him to leave the mills. The two then worked together as sign painters who serviced dime museums, burlesque theaters, opera houses and stages, all of which needed new posters and attraction boards painted weekly. The business grew and spread throughout Wisconsin, becoming one of the largest and most reliable in the state.
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Their grand entrance into show business began when Saxe Signs sued a local theater owner for an unpaid balance and the owner turned his theater over to the brothers to settle the account. After that, the brothers began acquiring theaters at a rapid rate. By 1908, they had opened the Theatorium, Orpheum, Globe, and Lyric Theaters. Over the years, they added famous theaters like the Alhambra, the Strand, and the Miller, along with multiple other theaters. They also expanded their chain to cities outside Milwaukee, such as Green Bay, Waukesha, Fond du Lac, Madison, Janesville, Antigo, and Oshkosh.
Davidson Theater c.1920 from CMY Archives
The debut of Saxe AE's 3,000-seat flagship theater, the Wisconsin, in 1924, marked the height of Milwaukee's love affair with the movies. The 75 foot exterior illuminated sign was visible for up to five miles on a clear night. The theater could truly be termed a 'palace,' with marble staircases and artistic treasures. The theater was actually more of a complex, including a dance hall, bowling alley, and arcade. They continued to build and rebuild theaters in Milwaukee, including the Modjeska, the Tower, the Plaza, the Oriental, the Uptown, and the Garfield. Two-thirds of all movie admissions in Milwaukee were brought in by the Saxe theaters.
After turning down many buyout offers from prestigious companies such as Universal and Paramount, they accepted an offer for $2 million from a 20th Century Fox subsidiary in 1927. John Saxe, after the buyout, continued to oversee the establishment of White Tower hamburger restaurants, which he had begun in the 1920s. Thomas had his fingers in quite a few pies, investing in carnivals, nightclubs, dance halls, apartments, and undeveloped properties. He owned a large amount of farmland south of the city, which were bought and developed into the village of Greendale. Other parcels of land, which Thomas donated, became Whitnall Park and Trimborn Farm.
The Saxe Brothers were not only incredibly influential in the culture of Milwaukee in the 1920s and 1930s--they were also a shining example of the optimism of the American Dream in a time when dreams weren't always easy to believe in. Two newsboys, originally from Ireland, were able to create a massive movie empire in the movie capital of the world. Milwaukee was a city full of opportunity, and John and Thomas Saxe certainly took advantage of it.
1929 Milwaukee Telephone Directory
Partial List of Saxe Theaters and their locations:
Wisconsin - 6th Street and Wisconsin Avenue
Modjeska - Mitchell Street at Seventh Avenue
Tower - 27th and Wells Streets
Oriental - North and Farwell Avenues
Uptown - 48th Street, Lisbon Avenue and North Avenue
Garfield - 3rd Street near Locust Avenue
Strand - 510 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Merrill - 211 W Wisconsin Avenue
Miller - 3rd Street and Michigan
Princess - 3531 W. Villard Avenue
Lyric - 311 W. Wisconsin, 923 Milwaukee, 3804 W. Vliet St
Savoy - Center Street between 26th and 27th Streets
Mirth - Kinnickinnic between 27th and 28th Streets.
Tivoli - 3302 W. North Avenue
Alhambra -334 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Miller - 717 North Third St
Plaza - 3067 South Thirteenth St
Theatorium - 184 W. Wisconsin
Orpheum - 203 W Wisconsin, 535 W Wisconsin, 755 North Third St
Globe - 1220 W. Walnut St
Recommended for further reading on Milwaukee Movie Palaces: http://cinematreasures.org/
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AURORA (WBBM) — Far west suburban Aurora's latest green initiatives should be spinning by the end of the month.
Aurora has paired two new traffic signals with wind turbines.
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City Traffic Engineer Eric Galt says the 38-foot towers are about the same height as nearby street lights and fit right in at the intersections of Frontenac Road and McCoy Drive and Fifth Street and Waterford Drive.
He says each is expected to produce enough energy to power at least 10 signals.
The $117,400 project was funded with part of a federal energy efficiency and conservation grant.
Aurora hopes to put its next wind turbines up at its new police station


Ayacucho and central Andes
Peru: Ayacucho and central Andes
The Inca heartland in the east, the hiking territory of Cordillera Blanca and Cajamarca/Kuelap further north, Lake Titicaca to the south: these areas of the Peruvian Andes are relatively well trodden by visitors. But to the north and west of Cusco there is an equally beautiful and culturally rich mountainous region speckled with historic colonial towns only now beginning to attract visitors, following a period of political instability happily now resolved.
Ayacucho, 2,761m, is the jewel in the crown of the region, a Spanish colonial glorious city of at least 33 baroque churches, its cobbled streets resonating with atmosphere. South of the city, Andahuaylas, 2,926m, and Abancay, 2,377m, are worth a look. Further north is the market city Huancayo, 3,259m, reached from the coast by road or rail on one of the world's most dramatic train journeys, and the ancient indigenous town Huancavelica, 3,676m. The fertile Mantaro gorge and valley shows off the contrasts of Andean scenery at its best while Tarma, 3,053m, one of the oldest towns in Peru and famous for its many festivals, is the principal flower growing region, the terraces around it a riot of colour.
This remote region is not short of archaeological sites, one of the most important being the Inca ruins at Huánuco Viejo, and the 4,000 year old temple of Kotosh.
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Take the occasionally-operating passenger train service from Lima up to Huancayo, one of the continent's most breathtaking - literally, as it climbs through craggy mountains of pure, treeless desert in a series of tunnels and viaducts from sea level to peak at a tad under 4,800m - this is the second highest railway in the world. When it does operate, departures are between April and November.
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If you can, visit colonial Ayacucho during Easter week, when you can view the Procession of the Holy Sepulchre and Virgin Dolorosa from the vantage point of a balcony on the main square as the packed procession passes below.
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The remote Inca ruins at Huánuco Viejo are well worth a visit, yet you won't find many other visitors there. Here, buildings and spaces were intended to reinforce the image of the empire's might. The plaza is the size of about 30 city blocks!
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Van Gundy undecided on 3-bigs lineup
Greg Monroe won't be in the lineup for the first two games because of a suspension.
Van Gundy undecided on 3-bigs lineup Greg Monroe won't be in the lineup for the first two games because of a suspension. Check out this story on detroitnews.com: http://detne.ws/1wj9cin
Vincent Goodwill Jr., The Detroit News Published 8:58 p.m. ET Oct. 21, 2014 | Updated 8:59 p.m. ET Oct. 21, 2014
There are times Josh Smith (6) could find himself on the floor at the same time as fellow Pistons big men Andrew Drummond and Greg Monroe, once Monroe returns from a two-game suspension to start the regular season. (Photo: Clarence Tabb Jr. , Detroit News )
Auburn Hills — The Pistons' experiment with a three-big-man lineup will extend into the regular season.
Greg Monroe won't be in the lineup for the first two games because of a league-mandated suspension, so there's no chance he'll start alongside Andre Drummond and Josh Smith.
Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy, who has said the three-bigs lineup worked to a degree against Charlotte, Orlando and Atlanta last week, has refused to commit to it.
He's said matchups against the likes of LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony will prompt him to use Smith for stretches at small forward because Smith can physically match up on defense, but apart from that no plan has been formed.
"I haven't (seen enough). We just haven't had enough of a sample size," Van Gundy said. "The big lineup's been competitive in three games, got us off to good starts. So is that the way we start, rebound the ball, pound it inside early, draw some fouls and then play quicker? Or do we go the other way, start smaller and go there if we need it? I don't know."
Van Gundy can also put off an official diagnosis because of injuries at shooting guard, with Jodie Meeks out for the foreseeable future and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope recovering from his spill in Washington over a week ago.
"The hard part of judging that lineup, to me, that lineup can be really, really good if you have two guards who can both penetrate and make plays," Van Gundy said. "We're playing with one guard, a power forward and two centers. That's not the ideal lineup."
"It would be different to play with Caldwell-Pope."
The Pistons lack shot creators on the wings without Meeks and Caldwell-Pope. Caron Butler and Kyle Singler can make shots but shouldn't be counted on to create them for others, either in the pick-and-roll or by beating their own man off the dribble.
"I like what our wing guys bring to the table but they're not put-the-ball-on-the-floor guys," Van Gundy said. "So your offense gets a little stagnant where we're just playing through the post. And we're putting a lot of pressure on Brandon and D.J. to have to make all the plays."
It's not likely Van Gundy would start D.J. Augustin alongside point guard Brandon Jennings.
Last season the big lineup's assets weren't enough to overcome a small backcourt's liabilities.
"Knowing that lineup you'll have some problems with perimeter defense, you know you won't be able to spread the floor offensively, that lineup's gotta do what it should do," Van Gundy said. "Control the paint at both ends and dominate the boards at both ends, which is what they did in the Charlotte game. Not very well in the Orlando game."
The Pistons were near the top in every offensive rebounding metric last year but were near the bottom in defensive rebounding percentage.
"The other thing that concerns me, if we get in foul trouble, we'll be thin (up front)," Van Gundy said.
The Pistons face deadline pressure to cut their guaranteed contracts from 16 to 15.
Tony Mitchell and Gigi Datome appear to be on the roster bubble.
"We have to by the end of the week and that's what we'll do," Van Gundy said. "Jeff (Bower, general manager) and I have talked about it, we've talked about it with ownership. We know what the possibilities are."
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1 Webinar – 3 Presentations: Meet your Library & Information Science colleagues
The ESC webinar comes with exciting topics and the chance to meet colleagues and collaborators from the library & information science field.
Webinar info:
Time: September 24th, 2013, 6 pm UTC+2 (6 pm e.g. in Sweden, Spain, Italy, Germany; 5 pm e.g. in UK, Ireland)
1st talk (10 min): "What ASIS&T can do for you: connections and engagement with your professional community": Adam Girard, University College Dublin, Ireland, chair of ASIS&T European Chapter.
ASIS&T is a well respected and vibrant "association for information professionals leading the search for new and better theories, techniques, and technologies to improve access to information". Adam Girard, current Chairperson of the European Chapter will discuss the benefits of involvement, as well as various roles that might be right for you. ASIS&T has an organisational structure that allows involvement at several levels, including Regional Chapters, Special interest Groups (SIGs), Committees, Task Forces. Adam will speak about his personal experiences, and the value of ASIS&T as a rich professional resource.
2nd talk (20 min): "How far are we to the "enhanced" doctoral dissertations?": Gema Bueno de la Fuente, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain.
This presentation is a reflection on the future of doctoral dissertations as documents, or better yet as scientific digital objects. Theses and dissertations, as scientific information sources meant to disseminate new contributions to scholarly knowledge, cannot be left out of the evolutions in the scientific communications landscape. Electronic publishing is moving away from the simple replication of the print model, towards maximizing the potential of technologies, especially those of the Semantic Web. Enhanced publications, liquid publications, nanopublications, or research objects, are real proposals towards richer scholarly communications, compound digital objects that integrate nor only the digital text file, but also research data, extra materials, post-publication data and other resources, meaningfully and dynamically integrated and annotated thanks to technologies, vocabularies and standards as RDF and OAI-ORE.
3rd talk (20 min): "Pathways and Opportunities for Early Career Researchers in Library and Information Science.": Anna Hampson Lundh, University of Boras, Sweden.
In this presentation, Anna Hampson Lundh will talk about the transition from doctoral studies to developing a sustainable postdoc career. This transition would form an integral step to a senior academic service.
Several participant groups will meet at their university: see list below
Time for questions and discussion after each presentation
List with infos about all participants provided for further collaboration
Either ask your local organiser and join the local group meeting.
Or write an e-mail to tamara.heck(at)hhu.de to get access to the webinar and join us at any place you want to. If you tell us your name and your research interests, we will put you on the participants list, which will be provided to all participants after the webinar
If you want to organise your own local meeting, please do not hesitate to write us.
Local webinar meetings (list will be updated regularly):
Germany: University of Düsseldorf, meeting room: Geb. 23.21.04.87, contact person: Tamara Heck (tamara.heck(at)hhu.de)
Spain: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, contact person: Liliana Melgar (lilimelgar(at)gmail.com)
About the presenters:
Dr Anna Hampson Lundh is a Senior Lecturer at the Swedish School of Library and Information Science and active researcher within the Linnaeus Centre for Research on Learning, Interaction, and Medicated Communication in Contemporary Society at the University of Borås. Her specific research interests lie in the areas of information and reading practices; information literacies; and the history of reading. She is the First Chief Investigator of Reading, Traditions and Negotiations: Reading Activities in Swedish Classrooms 1967-1969 funded by the Swedish Research Council 2013-2015.
Gema Bueno de la Fuente holds a Ph.D. in Library and Information Science (2010) . Assistant Professor at the Library and Information Science Department, University Carlos III of Madrid, she teaches since 2005 in many Undergraduate and Master programs, e.g. the Master on Digital Libraries and Information Services. She has participated in many research projects as a member of the Tecnodoc group, and published in national and international journals mainly in the area of Library and Information Science. She has made several research stays as a visiting scholar in the University of Minho (Portugal), the School of Information and Library Science of UNC-Chapel Hill (USA) and CAPLE/CETIS (UK). Her teaching and research focuses on open access to science and education, digital libraries, digital preservation, vocabularies, semantic web standards and linked data.
Adam Girard is PhD student working at the University College Dublin in Ireland and current chair of the ASIS&T European Chapter.
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ABC commentator cleared
Sport AFL ABC commentator cleared
5:16pm, Sep 1, 2014 Updated: 9:53pm, Sep 1
Carlton midfielder Brock McLean has been cleared over an incident on Saturday that commentator Mark Maclure said was the product of the "single mums' rule". And Maclure has been given the all clear over his remark.
The ABC commentary team was highly critical of the free kick paid against McLean, who tackled Essendon's Brendon Goddard in a way that the umpire at the time described as "way too forceful".
The commentators said that a free kick should be paid only if there was a violation of the rules, not because of the force of a tackle. They said the game was being over-sanitised.
Maclure, a former Carlton premiership player, praised the tackle and said football was a game of intimidation. He said paying the free kick was a case of the "single mums' rule".
The manager of ABC Grandstand, Craig Norenbergs, investigated the remark on Monday, and said that Maclure had meant to refer to the "soccer mums' rule", reflecting the concern for player safety expressed by mothers of children who play sport.
"If I thought he actually meant single mum, I'd take it a bit further, but it was a slip of the tongue," he said.
AFL spokesman Patrick Keane tweeted that McLean was cleared after the AFL received a medical report from Essendon and found there was no forceful high contact on Goddard.
The Sunday Age reported at the weekend that a "blokey culture" was impeding women working in the AFL. This was the finding of a report that was a joint initiative of the AFL, the Australian Sports Commission and Richmond.
Meanwhile, Melbourne key forward Chris Dawes is set to miss the opening game of next year's AFL season because of a striking charge.
The match review panel booked Dawes for striking North Melbourne captain Andrew Swallow during Saturday's season-ending loss.
Dawes has carryover points and that means he will receive a one-match ban even if he does not challenge the charge.
The only way the Demons big man could escape suspension is a successful visit to the tribunal.
The match review panel had a busy day, handing out 29 charges, but none affect week one of the finals series.
Hawthorn defender Grant Birchall was fined for negligent umpire contact.
Adelaide backman Ben Rutten will not be too worried about a potential reprimand for a striking charge, given Sunday's win over St Kilda was his retirement game.
Most of the charges were for wrestling or melee involvement.
The panel fined 11 Western Bulldogs players and nine Greater Western Sydney opponents for their melee in the third term of Sunday's Etihad Stadium clash.
They included Bulldogs veteran Daniel Giansiracusa, who ended his career with a six-point loss to the Giants. With AAP
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Further statement on the Supreme Court Victoria Ruling in McCabe v British American Tobacco Services
Melbourne, 12 April 2002: Mr David Fagan, Chief Executive Partner of Clayton Utz, has issued the following statement in response to today's media reports of possible enquiries resulting from the McCabe v BATAS case in the Victorian Supreme Court:
"Clayton Utz will co-operate with any enquiry by the Law Institutes or the ACCC.
"As previously indicated, on behalf of our client, we are seeking leave to appeal to the Victorian Court of Appeal. A Notice of Appeal was filed with the Supreme Court on Friday, 5 April.
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· Our firm did not advise Wills in relation to document management policies after 1992.
· Between 1991 and October 2001 (ie the commencement of the McCabe case) we have not represented BATAS or Wills in any tobacco litigation. The document disposal referred to in the judgment was in 1998. We had no role during this period.
· Our firm has never advised Wills or BATAS to dispose of prejudicial documents so that their production could be avoided in tobacco litigation.
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The First Arrest, 1975
At about 3 in the morning on Saturday, August 16, 1975, Utah Highway Patrol Sergeant Bob Hayward pulled over a young man in a tan VW after a short but high speed car chase...
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The Utah State Prison: Part II, 1976
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The Utah State Prison: Part I, 1976
This is the first installment of Ted Bundy's Utah State Prison records, released to me after a year of denied appeals to the Utah Dept. of Corrections and a final, successful appeal to the Utah State Records Committee. This is the first time these records have ever been seen outside of the Utah Department of Corrections. These records document Bundy's actions during the six months he spent in the Utah State Prison after his kidnapping conviction and sentencing in July, 1976. Notably, he planned an escape in October after learning that Colorado was planning to extradite him for the January 1975 murder of Caryn Campbell. The plan was thwarted and Bundy was transferred to Aspen in January, 1977.
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The Diagnostic Evaluation, 1976
While awaiting a sentencing decision after his conviction in the Carol DaRonch kidnapping trial on March 1, 1976, Ted Bundy underwent psychiatric evaluation at the Utah State Prison. The judge, Stewart Hansen Jr., was confused as to why such an upstanding young man would have committed such a violent act. Several psychologists interviewed him in an attempt to evaluate his capacity for violence and the potential impact of psychological treatment. Their findings were reported to the court prior to Bundy's final sentencing.
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The Presentence Investigation Report, 1976
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Case File: Melissa Smith, 1974
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Salt Lake City Police Surveillance Logs, 1975
After Ted's arrest on August 16, 1975, Salt Lake area police quickly put two and two together, tying him to the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch from nearly a year earlier. By early September, police from multiple jurisdictions were working together to follow the young law student and watch his campus-area home on the Avenues.
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The Police Interviews, 1975-1978
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The Police Interviews: Liz Kloepfer, 1975
Elizabeth Kloepfer had been Ted Bundy's girlfriend for nearly six years by the time he was arrested in Salt Lake City. After he became a suspect in the DaRonch kidnapping and Kent disappearance, police became especially interested in talking to her. Liz had struggled with her suspicions about Ted since the double murders at Lake Sammamish in Seattle nearly a year earlier. Here a distraught Liz dicusses Ted's strange behaviors, personality, and background, as well as intimate details of their sex life and relationship.
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The Nicaragua Covenant
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Leadership Team in the US
Daniel Dolan , Executive Director
Dan is a retired U.S. Navy Commander who comes equipped with a Professional Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from the University of Southern New Hampshire, and an M.A. in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College.
Sandra A. Collins, Director of Communications and Public Relations.
Sandra has a MSW and MS in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Policy and Practice. She has worked as a social worker in a variety of urban settings for over twenty years. After her inspiring visits to Nicaragua Sandra's goals are to increase awareness of the significant work being done in Nicaragua and to encourage others to join the efforts of the Nicaragua Covenant.
Rev. Steve and Sandy Melius
Sandy's graduation from UMass Amherst, Nursing Program in 1993 and subsequent, mission trip to Nicaragua shortly thereafter changed her life forever. In 1998 her husband Steve made his first journey to Nicaragua. From 1998 to 2013, Sandy served as chairperson of the Nicaragua Covenant Committee. Steve has served as long-time NC member. They both recognize the NC as a gift from God and continue as active members often leading mission teams.
Team in Nicaragua
Verania Mercado, Manager
Verania is a professional nurse, with a degree from the Nicaraguan Polytechnic University.
She has also completed a Computer Systems program at the University of Commercial Science.
Before working with the Nicaragua Covenant, Verania was an instructor of courses for
surgical technicians and auxiliary nurses. With the downsizing of the Nicaragua Covenants presence in Nicaragua beginning in 2018, Verania assumed the role as the organizations primary liaison in Nicaragua for managing the oversight of all current programs.
Kenia Alexandra Chacon Barrios
Kenia is a trained accountant and bookkeeper with many years of experience working with the Nicaragua Covenant organization. She manages the accounting for scholarships and other monies sent to Nicaragua
to support our partners which includes scholarships, sewing programs, and schools.
Francisco Guzman
Francisco Guzman is a local church pastor with the Evangelical Methodist Church and an attorney. He addresses any legal issues that arise between the Nicaragua Covenant, the national or local government, and any partners we work with in Nicaragua. He also serves as a mentor for many of the organizations college scholarship recipients.


Women are turning to fertility apps to get pregnant and to learn about their bodies
Home » Fertility » Women are turning to fertility apps to get pregnant and to learn about their bodies
Reproductive and gynaecological health 2019
Bobbi always wanted a family. But after years of trying and multiple miscarriages, she feared that might just never happen. Before giving up all hope, she started tracking her menstrual cycles with a fertility app. She learnt a lot about her body, and, ultimately, got a very happy surprise.
Pictured: Bobbi, who uses Kindara
When Bobbi and her husband started trying to conceive, her dream of having a baby began to dissolve into feelings of despair. Months of failed pregnancy tests turned into several years of struggling to both get pregnant and stay pregnant.
Bobbi decided it was time to take more control over her fertility. She traded her spreadsheet for a fertility tracking app.
"I got the idea after seeing a friend do something similar and realised it would give me a greater feeling of control," she explained. "We visited a fertility doctor for a few months, so it was useful to have something to show."
Faster and simpler tracking with the app
The amount of information needed for the fertility treatments went beyond the information about menstruation that she was keeping in her spreadsheet. "At some points, I was tracking my temperature four to five times a day," she says, "but with the app on my phone, I could pop to the bathroom at work, take my temperature, and record the result in just a few moments instead of having to remember the numbers to put into my chart on the computer."
Bobbi found that the app was helpful, not just in tracking her cycles and temperatures, but also other symptoms like her mood. She remembers, "I knew that I would feel down at certain points, and with the app, I was able to go back and compare to previous cycles. Right now, I've got data going as far back as 2013; that was invaluable."
I knew I needed to push for answers
"When everyone was saying that there wasn't a problem, the data that I had backed me up through a lonely time," she says. "Even when the tests came back saying that my thyroid was fine, I felt able to stand up and say, 'No, you need to do more tests'. Eventually I got my diagnosis and suddenly everything made sense." Indeed, this data meant that Bobbi was eventually diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, after tragically losing her first few pregnancies in early miscarriages.
As Hashimoto's affects almost seven times as many women as men, Bobbi found herself in a more supportive community with vital knowledge that clarified her infertility. The miscarriages she experienced were due to the untreated hypothyroidism, which is associated with a high risk of miscarriage during the first trimester.
Knowing when to test
Enlightened by her diagnosis, she continued to use the app, so – importantly – she knew exactly when to take a pregnancy test. Identifying the pregnancy early, her doctors were able to adjust her thyroid medication to support the pregnancy and prevent miscarriage.
Finally, last year, Bobbi gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Aurora. Bobbi is now using the app to help her with her natural fertility goals and hopes to use the app to continue building her family in the near future. "I know that I'm approaching 40 now, so I'm on the wrong side of the cliff edge, but I feel confident that, with the help of the app, I'll be able to tell exactly what my body is doing," she said. "It's like having a friend that remembers everything."
For more information, to learn about your body, and track menstrual cycles with an app, visit www.kindara.com
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Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D. is the founder and President of the Ruth Institute, which seeks to promote life-long married love to college students by creating an intellectual and social climate favorable to marriage.
She is also the Senior Research Fellow in Economics at the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty, and serves on Aleteia's Board of Experts as an advisor on marriage and economics.
Dr. Morse is the author of Smart Sex: Finding Life-long Love in a Hook-up World, (2005) and Love and Economics: Why the Laissez-Faire Family Doesn't Work (2001), recently reissued in paperback as Love and Economics: It Takes a Family to Raise a Village.
Dr. Morse served as a Research Fellow for Stanford University's Hoover Institution from 1997-2005. She received her Ph.D. in economics from the University of Rochester in 1980 and spent a postdoctoral year at the University of Chicago during 1979-80. She taught economics at Yale University and George Mason University for 15 years. She was John M. Olin visiting scholar at the Cornell Law School in fall 1993. She is a regular contributor to the National Review Online, National Catholic Register, Town Hall, MercatorNet and To the Source.


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Reviews from the Edge: MST3K Carnival Magic
ByJustin T. Williams
Aug 22, 2017 carnival magic, comedy, film, mst3k, mystery science theater 3000, netflix, review, sci fi
Greetings from the edge!
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This week we've got a fistful of tickets for Carnival Magic, the 1981 movie that proves talent and money aren't as important to a production as a badly dubbed chimp and carnival stock footage. Starring Don Stewart as Markov the magician with the talking chimpanzee and the tragic past, and Trudi the chimp playing Alex the talking chimp in her only acting credit. Here's hoping this doesn't mean she ended her days testing cosmetics or possibly as a McRib.
We kick off our merriment this week with Shinga announcing her intention to marry Jonah, much to the consternation of Jonah and Max! The invention exchange from the crew features Yeast-a-Pet, the asexually reproducing pet that's fun for the whole family and a handy baking ingredient in the bargain. On the Mads' side, we have Flavor Sweat, the only sports drink guaranteed to randomly change the flavor of your sweat. Whether it is chocolate truffles, kimchi, or longpig, make your next workout fun… and delicious!
Trudi expresses my general feelings about the quality of this film. (NETFLIX)
A bit of trivia: this film was lost for many years before being rediscovered in a warehouse in 2009, and I just want to say to whoever made this important discovery… WHY?! You could have found one of the lost Doctor Who episodes or London After Midnight or even the early Japanese King Kong films seemingly lost to history forever, but no, instead you brought us Carnival Magic. Thanks…
Also in this episode, we get a special guest appearance by Mark Hamill as P.T. Mindslap, intergalactic impresario of the Great Space Circus, in a musical number that segues into Mr. Mindslap trying to buy Jonah and the crew from Shinga. I promise this is "Joker" good Mark Hamill and not "Star Wars Holiday Special" bad Mark Hamill.
Mark Hamill having far too much fun before he has to go shoot The Last Jedi. Aw yeah, making that Disney money! (NETFLIX)
Carnival Magic was the last film for Regina Carrol exploitation/drive in movie queen. She appeared in such films as Satan's Sadists, Dracula VS Frankenstein, Blazing Stewardesses, and Black Samurai.
With bad ape dubbing, a script that couldn't be saved by a stadium full of writers, actors that are obviously being paid in beer, and a subplot that may or may not involve a child bride, I think that this film might not so much have been lost as sealed away for the protection of all mankind.
Oh Ms. Carrol, how far you've fallen from Brain of Blood and Dr. Dracula. (NETFLIX)
The crew are in overdrive this episode with more original sketches and musical numbers than you'd usually expect and, boy, does this film need them. The riffs are on point, however, and Jonah and the crew have an almost manic energy this episode that really carries you through the mundanity of the film. So grab some friends, funnel cakes, and refreshing beverages, and have a time with Carnival Magic.
A little point of interest: during the end of the episode's parade float extravaganza, we see a different actor in place of Jonah on a monitor behind Shinga and Max for a moment before being told to ignore it. Could this be a hint that next season we'll be seeing a replacement for Jonah?
Favorite riff of the episode: "Give me 20cc of whatever brings monkeys back from the dead!"
Come back next week for episode 13: The Christmas That Almost Wasn't, the 1966 Italian/US co-production sure to fill you with childlike wonder and the true spirit of Christmas… or the sucking existential despair that waits lurking in the darkness to consume us all. You pick!
And always remember, "Keep circulating the tapes!"
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ABC Family Developing US Version Of Mexican Drama 'Terminales'
EXCLUSIVE: What if Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw was dying of cancer? That in essence is the premise of the Mexican drama series Terminales, which is being adapted by ABC Family. Lionsgate TV and Kapital Entertainment are producing the U.S. version of the Televisa format created and produced by Miguel Angel Fox, which chronicles the life of young and successful publicist April Marquez, who is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Writer/director/playwright Del Shores (Logo's Sordid Lives) is writing the script for the project, which is being fast-tracked by ABC Family. Aaron Kaplan and Shores are executive producing; Paul Presburger is overseeing for Televisa. This marks the latest project based on source material for Kapital, whose three upcoming series — Fox's Terra Nova, ABC's Good Christina Belles and MTV's The Inbetweeners — are all based on existing properties (short story for Terra Nova, book for GCB, and a British format for Inbetweeners). In addition to Terminales, the company also has a Miranda Lambert PI series in development at ABC Family.
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The game was first created in Norway and appeared on their favorite TV show, Golden Goal. Over time, it started spreading into the United Kingdom and slowly to other parts of the world. Toady the game is becoming increasingly popular across the globe with every nation playing it. Indeed, it's an excellent game for adventure, recreation, and exercising.
The ideal age for participants of bubble football game is ten years and above. The game consumes a lot of energy and therefore not perfect for young children below the age of ten. It requires each participant to be physically fit as it involves a lot of exercising. Since it consumes a lot of energy; participants are always advised to drink a lot of water or energy giving drinks while playing or during breaks.
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Malaria: The Global Tally Drops
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Good news — well, sort of. Earlier this fall, the World Health Organization cut its global tally of malaria cases in 2006 at least 40% from the previous year's estimate — but that still means there were 247 million cases in 2006. The drop had less to do with a real improvement in health than a simple change in number-crunching. Once figures from India and elsewhere in Asia were updated, the numbers fell. In November 2007, the U.N. came under fire when it overestimated the number of HIV cases worldwide by more than 6 million, an act that critics say was used to spur donations. No matter how the calculations are done, epidemiologists warn that the math will always be tricky.
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Commitment to Transformation
Heather Klotz-Young
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My husband Matt can literally bench press me — make that three of me. He's a big guy with even bigger muscles, but when he first started his journey to becoming the strength and conditioning director of Pepperdine University, Malibu, Calif., he was a skinny freshman.His transformation did not take place overnight; it took years and a plan. Forget a few sets of bicep curls in the gym. He has put in regular workouts whenever necessary (sometimes at 4:00 a.m.) and performed tens of thousands of repetitions in consistent, calculated workouts over years to reach a point where his body handles hundreds of pounds of weight and moves like a machine.
Every year, SDMawards the Systems Integrator of the Year Award to an integrator demonstrating unmistakable success, a high level of innovation, the use of industry best practices, and notable growth and accomplishments in the systems integration industry. That kind of excellence takes commitment on another level.
The 2014 SDMSystems Integrator of the Year, Unlimited Technology Inc., Chester Springs, Pa., is a great example. It committed to adding a tremendous amount of engineering muscle to its offerings and team in 2014. To ensure flawless installations at the highest level of integration, Unlimited Technology has built finely tuned engineering skills and processes. It is the kind of engineering muscle that cannot be built overnight, but only comes with unwavering commitment.
The company has spent considerable time perfecting its processes for engineered drawings to the point that one large access control manufacturer called the company's drawings the best it had seen in 30 years of being in this industry, according to David Fernandez, vice president of engineering. "We detail out the landing on our point to points of every single conductor for every single cable that has been run. There is nothing that is left unanswered," Fernandez emphasizes.
High-level integration project will quickly expose any integrators' discomfort with pure integration and engineering. Yet project after project, no matter what is thrown at it, Unlimited Technology has maintained a level of high excellence, displaying comprehensive engineering fitness.
"We are truly experts in the products we present, and customers see that we do not drop the ball through the entire process. Our standard for quality is carried through from the beginning of a bid proposal through the life of the system," founder and president Brent Franklin says.
Today Unlimited Technology, which specializes in heavily scrutinized critical infrastructure projects, networks two or more systems in 90 percent on its projects. That's heavy engineering akin to lifting hundreds of pounds where others lift double digits. The company has established strong processes and an internal infrastructure that will allow it to scale up in the coming years without sacrificing quality, and it maintains an outstanding reputation. Along the way it has produced double-digit growth every year.
Transformation does take commitment. Put your plan in place, commit to the decisions and effort needed to drive it forward, and you'll appreciate the results of your efforts in the future. Your company may even be the next SDMSystems Integrator of the Year. After all a journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step — or bicep curl — depending on the journey.
Check out the SDM's Guide to Distributors on page 91 and research all the distributors selling security and low-voltage products the security channel in this exclusive guide from SDM. You can also search online at http://directories.sdmmag.com/distributorguide throughout the year.
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Al Pacino was born in 1940 in New York City. Long before he became famous for his role as Michael Corleone in The Godfather, Pacino spent his formative years on the tough New York streets of the Bronx. His teenage years were tumultuous, and young Al did not excel in school, except for his English classes. Eventually, he left school before graduating, although by then he'd already developed a love of the stage and so he joined the Herbert Berghof Studio to learn the art of acting.
In 1967, Pacino relocated to Boston to perform onstage for a season with the Charles Playhouse, and for the next few years he spent his time on stage in Boston and New York, eventually making his Broadway debut in Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? in 1969, earning him a Tony Award. That same year, Al Pacino made his screen debut in the independent film Me, Natalie, alongside Patty Duke. His performers garnered him his first contract with a major agency, but his biggest breakthrough was just around the corner.
Pacino's film and stage performances brought him to the attention of Francis Ford Coppola in 1971. Coppola cast him in the role of Michael Corleone in The Godfather, despite the studio protests at hiring a nearly unknown actor in such a crucial role. Of course, the pivotal role won him an Academy Award nomination and launched a career that has since lasted well into the new millennium. Al Pacino has starred in dozens of films, nearly all of the critically acclaimed and for which is performances are nearly all lauded, including: Scarecrow (1973), Serpico (1973), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Author! Author! (1982), Scarface (1983), Dick Tracy (1990), Frankie and Johnny (1991), Carlito's Way (1993), Donnie Brasco (1997), Any Given Sunday (1999), Insomnia (2002), Angels in America (2003), You Don't Know Jack (2010), Phil Spector (2013), Mangelhorn (2014), The Humbling (2014), Danny Collins (2015), and Misconduct (2016.)
Of course, Al Pacino is still best known for his role in the Godfather trilogy, and for his role in Scent of a Woman (1992), which earned him both an Academy Award and Golden Globe for Best Actor. In addition to his work in film, Al Pacino has continued his career on stage, in pivotal Broadway roles such as The Merchant of Venice (2010) and Glengarry Glen Ross (2012.) Between 2015 and 2016, he starred on Broadway in China Doll, which was crafted specifically by David Mamet with the intention of having Pacino play the lead role. Pacino of course does continue to also appear in films; his latest film role was in the film Hangman (2017.)
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Republicans Really Want to Know if This Senate Candidate Actually Killed A Grizzly Bear
By Ramsey Touchberry On 9/28/20 at 1:13 PM EDT
U.S. 2020 Election Congress Senate
Did the Independent doctor and commercial fisherman who is running to oust GOP Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska—and potentially help Democrats retake the Senate—once kill a grizzly bear in self-defense?
Republicans 4,200 miles away in Washington, D.C., really want to know the answer.
So badly, in fact, that the GOP opposition research and communications firm America Rising, based in the DC-area, has sought to dig up dirt on Dr. Al Gross by making a public records request about the Independent Senate candidate's campaign ad claim he once "killed a grizzly bear in self-defense after it snuck up on him."
That is according to a public records request made by America Rising to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game that was obtained by Newsweek through a public records request.
Dr. Al Gross, an independent, is running against Republican Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska's Senate race. Courtesy of the Gross Campaign
America Rising's request, which was made by Senior Vice President Allan Blutstein on September 16, sought to obtain any animal kill reports—whether for self-defense or sport—filed by Dr. Gross since 1976, when he would have been 14 years old.
Dr. Gross, who is also a former orthopedic surgeon, did indeed once shoot and kill a grizzly in self-defense, documents show.
A copy of the decades-old incident report from the Alaska Department of Public Safety shows that Dr. Gross reported the incident to state authorities on October 21, 1995, two days after the encounter took place. The incident status shows it was "closed by investigation."
Dr. Gross also has a photograph posing with the dead bear in question. Both the incident report and image were provided to Newsweek by the Gross campaign.
Alaska Independent Senate candidate Dr. Al Gross poses with the grizzly bear he says he killed in self-defense in 1995. Courtesy of the Gross campaign
"We're honored that National DC Republicans would spend their billionaire donors' time and money reinforcing once again that Dr. Al Gross is Alaska through and through and that Dan Sullivan is a bought and paid for Ohio politician," Gross Communications Director Julia Savel told Newsweek in a statement. "The truth is that Al did kill a bear in self-defense, and is a commercial fisherman and is proud to have been born and raised right here in Alaska."
Sullivan is a native of Ohio, which the Gross campaign regularly uses in their attacks against the now-Alaska Republican.
Blutstein of America Rising did not respond to Newsweek's requests for comment. Senator Sullivan's campaign declined to comment, which was unaware of America Rising's records request looking into Dr. Gross.
Under Alaska law, a bear killed in self-defense is permitted, so long as the animal was not provoked or the attack was caused by human negligence. The event must immediately be reported to the state and certain body parts that are commonly sold must be turned over. In a controversial move earlier this year, the Trump administration rolled back Obama-era protections for bears and other wildlife, allowing hunters to shoot hibernating mothers and their cubs inside dens.
In recent months, America Rising has also made similar public records requests regarding Dr. Gross' boating and fishing licenses, according to a source familiar with the matter who was not authorized to speak on the record.
Senator Dan Sullivan, a Republican from Alaska, speaks during a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing with Andrew Wheeler, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), not pictured, May 20 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Photo by Al Drago-Pool/Getty
The information sought by America Rising on Dr. Gross is not particularly unusual, given the firm's role of opposition research. But in addition to Republicans, the race has also caught the eye of Democrats in the nation's capital in their bid to flip the upper chamber from red to blue. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has endorsed Dr. Gross.
Though Dr. Gross is an Independent, he plans to caucus with Senate Democrats if he wins, just as the chamber's other Independents do—Senators Bernie Sanders (Vt.) and Angus King (Maine). Republicans have long accused Dr. Gross of being an Independent in name-only to pander to the state's unaffiliated voters, which outnumber the combined number of registered Republicans and Democrats.
Democrats face an uphill climb in the Last Frontier state. But recent polling suggests Dr. Gross closed his gap with Sullivan over the summer. An August survey showed the two candidates both tied at 43 percent and another one released Monday showed Dr. Gross one point behind.
Sullivan still leads Dr. Gross in fundraising. The Republican incumbent raised $7.9 million and had $5.3 million in the bank as of the end of July, according to Federal Election Commission records. Dr. Gross had raised $5.2 million and had $2.9 million cash on hand.


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Morning Buzz: At Least USC Won't Drop Men's Soccer
Mike Bohn has been on a mini-media blitz recently, to his credit, and even spoke to a USC class last week.
But he apparently did not have time to speak to media in Cincinnati, after the Bearcats dropped men's soccer this week.
"Records show that during Bohn's tenure at UC, the athletic deficit totaled more than $160 million — a 79 percent increase over the previous six years," the News Record reported.
Another excerpt: "Bohn served as UC athletic director for six years before leaving in November 2019 after the University of Southern California hired him as its athletic director. He initially agreed to be interviewed for this story, but later Brandon Sosna, USC Athletics Chief of Staff, said Bohn was no longer available."
No longer available? What's he doing besides Zoom meetings? He spent a night devoted to a USC class but doesn't have 10 minutes for a Cincinnati paper trying to figure out why "UC" just dropped a sport? Better to deal with "friendly" USC media. The new Cincinnati AD must have loved the financial quagmire he inherited.
These are things that I'm not supposed to ask, I know. But on the bright side, Bohn had a donor here that offered to commit $49 million to hiring Urban Meyer, if only Folt had approved it. One of the perks of being at a private university.
14 thoughts on "Morning Buzz: At Least USC Won't Drop Men's Soccer"
Hugh Jorgan says:
Who cares. Your shtick is getting old. I don't comment on my former employer's business either.
Harry Peratestes says:
As far as I can tell, no SC fan is especially crazy about Mike Bohn, but this is a horrible take by Wolf. What purpose would it serve him to comment about his former employer?
He's now in charge of a major athletic program, is facing the possibility of said major program not fielding any sports teams for the next year and he's supposed to give 2 s- – ts about the UC Soccer Program?
"What purpose would it serve him to comment about his former employer? "To explain to the world how he bankrupted the Cincy athletic program?
gt –Maybe Bohn can continue avoiding local media for his old school —but maybe local media for his new school should be asking the same questions……
Shouldn't this topic of Three Mile Island magnitude fiscal malpractice have been broached last summer and fall during the USC job search under the leadership of President Carol Burnett long before they even considered interviewing this miscreant?
No, gt. Carol didn't see a problem with it……
#…OnlyAn"Opportunity"……
Don't worry about it guys. SC's program will be bankrupt as well in the next few years. With no football attendance, no revenue coming in from football, that is the money maker. There are two options here to saving SC football, donors come up with over $150 million to survive for the up coming year or does SC have an insurance policy that covers for lost revenue. I don't know if that can even happen.
Or the third option: USC becomes the Stanford of the West and deftly uses the fiscal situations as an excuse to de-emphasize football, much to the delight of the SJW Board of Trustees.
Don't laugh, gt…
#That'sJustTheWayFoltViewsThisThing[i.e.,"AnOpportunity"]….
#ButIt'sGoingToBackfireOnHer…
#….&LeadToHerPrematureDeparture
BigSwingingSCD says:
Cincy has been trying to move up into a Power conference for years. When Brian Kelly was their head coach, they made a BCS game. They aren't going to get invited into a Big Boy conference unless they perform at a high level consistently.
Basically, you have to spend money to make money, as the saying goes, and if it requires deficit spending to do so, well….[insert political joke here]
What difference does it make, the way the pols are acting, no one will be allowed at a sporting event for years and the unemployment rate will be 30% or worse so no one will have any money to go to a game anyway.
Bourbon4me says:
Agree–the pols are doing what they would be expected to do, BK.
Q: The first rule of politics?
A:" Never let a good crisis go to waste."
The analysts estimated that 2.2Million Americans would die of Covid19 if we only practiced mitigation and not suppression. 1/160 Americans dead by the mitigation approach. Ergo, the politicians chose suppression which is the politically expedient thing to do and would preserve the most lives. The maneuvers presently have been quite easy for them to choose. Lock everyone down and good DEEP INTO DEBT and splash huge sums of money around. With the next outbreak, suppression again, with the severe economic impact on the honest countries? The impact on China's economy has been quite mild, and they are ready to run again. (Sprint again)
Baseball was fairly popular during the Great Depression, I think.
However, I don't think Ducky Medwick and the Gashouse Gang were megamillionaires either. America will need a diversion from the coming economic misery. (And politicians will need a diversion from their clumsy actions.) For me, it won't be baseball. I gave up on politics as sport decades ago.
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Diagnostic & Invasive Cardiology is Under New Ownership
It's official. Diagnostic & Invasive Cardiology is now owned by Scranton Gillette Communications, a progressive, privately held trade publishing company based in Arlington Heights, Ill. Scranton Gillette has a rich history of building strong brands in the industries it serves, and we are excited to join its experienced team of professionals.
Diagnostic & Invasive Cardiology and its sister publication at Reilly Communications Group, Imaging Technology News, bring almost 50 years of medical publishing history to our new owners. Publisher Sean Reilly said, "As these two titles approach their 50th anniversaries next year, we are excited about all the new and expanded opportunities we will now have to serve our engaged audience."
According to Scranton Gillette Communications President and CEO Ed Gillette, "This acquisition provides a great opportunity to serve healthcare industry professionals. Scranton Gillette has a solid commitment to bring information to the markets it serves using all appropriate communication channels – print, digital, custom and events."
Scranton Gillette is a 103-year-old business-to-business publishing company serving a variety of industries. Its brands include: Water & Wastes Digest, Water Quality Products, Storm Water Solutions, Roads & Bridges, Transportation Management + Engineering, GPN, Lawn & Garden Retailer, Big Grower, Residential Lighting, The Diapason, Imaging Technology News and Diagnostic & Invasive Cardiology.
We are looking forward to tapping the power of the perspective that Scranton Gillette has to offer, and our enhanced ability to bring you the information you need.


Resident Evil 3 Remake is About 90% Complete; Devs Talk Jill, Carlos, Nemesis, and Action
By Sato January 8, 2020
Resident Evil 3 remake producer Masachika Kawata and Peter J. Fabiano recently spoke with Famitsu about the game's development, Jill Valentine, Carlos Oliveira, Nemesis, and more. [Thanks, Gamestalk.]
Below are highlights from the recently-published full interview:
The concepts for the game are the fear of being pursued, using the process of escaping a base, Jill's beauty, and depicting the fear of Nemesis known as the "Pursuer."
Resident Evil Resistance which comes included also has a theme of escape. Capcom moved forward in the development of both titles using the concept of "escape."
Resident Evil 3 and Resident Evil Resistance aren't related and are made as completely standalone titles from each other.
Resident Evil 3 has more rearranged elements compared to Resident Evil 2.
Capcom further modified the B.O.W. Nemesis as a new weapon.
The master ROM is practically complete so Capcom promises no delays. As far as the completion rate goes, it's at about 90% with only the final adjustments to go.
As for the story, it mostly follows the original work, but thanks to the added rearrangements, those familiar with the original will get to enjoy a fresh new take.
Jill boasts top-class popularity of characters in the Resident Evil series, so the developers took caution to not ruin her image with design changes. The game has more action than Resident Evil 2, so they wanted to give her a costume that doesn't look uncomfortable during intense action.
Capcom not only rearranged Carlos' appearances but also his personality. However, he likes joking around and talking idly, but the part about him actually being nice doesn't change much. He connects with Jill through an organization called U.B.C.S., but he's the kind of character that overflows with kindness and cares for his allies from the U.B.C.S. He's a passionate man and there's a scene that really shows it in the game.
As for Brad Vickers, we want you to see him in the game, but circumstances have changed a bit. He's been doing all kinds of work together with his remaining buddies of S.T.A.R.S.
Resident Evil 2 highlighted the fear of zombies, for Resident Evil 3 it's the action. It also has plenty that makes it a Resident Evil game.
Resident Evil 3 remake releases for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on April 3, 2020 with a sweet limited edition. Check our previous report for a look at the woman behind the face of Jill Valentine.
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July 28 Workday, Beach Cleanup Set at Hawaiian State Park
Volunteers are invited to build sand castles using sand that was deposited in an anchialine pool during the 2011 tsunami.
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources' Division of State Parks is sponsoring Sand Castles for Conservation, a July 28 community workday to help restore the anchialine pool at Ka'elehuluhulu Beach. Volunteers are encouraged to help build sand castles using only sand from the anchialine pool – which is an enclosed water body or pond with an underground connection to the ocean.
Fun activities and prizes will be held throughout the day at Kekaha Kai State Park in the Mahai'ula section of the park.
The sand was deposited in the pool during the 2011 tsunami. "There has been much progress over the past year in restoring the pool and the local community is welcome to help remove the sand during the event. The restoration process efforts have resulted in the return of an endangered Hawaiian stilt, which has been seen foraging in the Ka'elehuluhulu pool for the first time in several years," according to the state's announcement of the event. It says there will be a beach cleanup hosted by Hawaii Wildlife Fund from 9:30 to 11 a.m., and the sand castle competition will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Prizes are being donated by the Four Seasons Hualalai Resort, Big Island Diver, Dolphin Quest, Surfer Rider Foundation Kona, and Hawaii Wildlife Fund.


Should You Buy Weis Markets, Inc. (WMK)?
Reymerlyn Martin
Insider Monkey December 15, 2019
We are still in an overall bull market and many stocks that smart money investors were piling into surged through the end of November. Among them, Facebook and Microsoft ranked among the top 3 picks and these stocks gained 54% and 51% respectively. Hedge funds' top 3 stock picks returned 41.7% this year and beat the S&P 500 ETFs by 14 percentage points. Investing in index funds guarantees you average returns, not superior returns. We are looking to generate superior returns for our readers. That's why we believe it isn't a waste of time to check out hedge fund sentiment before you invest in a stock like Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK).
Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK) has experienced an increase in enthusiasm from smart money lately. Our calculations also showed that WMK isn't among the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds (click for Q3 rankings and see the video below for Q2 rankings). Video: Click the image to watch our video about the top 5 most popular hedge fund stocks.
5 Most Popular Stocks Among Hedge Funds
So, why do we pay attention to hedge fund sentiment before making any investment decisions? Our research has shown that hedge funds' small-cap stock picks managed to beat the market by double digits annually between 1999 and 2016, but the margin of outperformance has been declining in recent years. Nevertheless, we were still able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that outperformed the Russell 2000 ETFs by 40 percentage points since May 2014 (see the details here). We were also able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that underperformed the market by 10 percentage points annually between 2006 and 2017. Interestingly the margin of underperformance of these stocks has been increasing in recent years. Investors who are long the market and short these stocks would have returned more than 27% annually between 2015 and 2017. We have been tracking and sharing the list of these stocks since February 2017 in our quarterly newsletter. Even if you aren't comfortable with shorting stocks, you should at least avoid initiating long positions in stocks that are in our short portfolio.
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Paul Marshall Marshall Wace
We leave no stone unturned when looking for the next great investment idea. For example Europe is set to become the world's largest cannabis market, so we check out this European marijuana stock pitch. One of the most bullish analysts in America just put his money where his mouth is. He says, "I'm investing more today than I did back in early 2009." So we check out his pitch. We read hedge fund investor letters and listen to stock pitches at hedge fund conferences. We also rely on the best performing hedge funds' buy/sell signals. We're going to take a peek at the latest hedge fund action encompassing Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK).
How are hedge funds trading Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK)?
At the end of the third quarter, a total of 15 of the hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey were long this stock, a change of 15% from the previous quarter. By comparison, 15 hedge funds held shares or bullish call options in WMK a year ago. With the smart money's capital changing hands, there exists a few key hedge fund managers who were boosting their holdings significantly (or already accumulated large positions).
Among these funds, Royce & Associates held the most valuable stake in Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK), which was worth $27.1 million at the end of the third quarter. On the second spot was Arrowstreet Capital which amassed $9.8 million worth of shares. Citadel Investment Group, Marshall Wace, and Millennium Management were also very fond of the stock, becoming one of the largest hedge fund holders of the company. In terms of the portfolio weights assigned to each position Zebra Capital Management allocated the biggest weight to Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK), around 0.46% of its 13F portfolio. Royce & Associates is also relatively very bullish on the stock, designating 0.25 percent of its 13F equity portfolio to WMK.
Consequently, some big names have been driving this bullishness. Algert Coldiron Investors, managed by Peter Algert and Kevin Coldiron, established the biggest position in Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK). Algert Coldiron Investors had $0.4 million invested in the company at the end of the quarter. Noam Gottesman's GLG Partners also initiated a $0.2 million position during the quarter. The only other fund with a new position in the stock is Gavin Saitowitz and Cisco J. del Valle's Springbok Capital.
Let's now review hedge fund activity in other stocks - not necessarily in the same industry as Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK) but similarly valued. We will take a look at GreenTree Hospitality Group Ltd. (NYSE:GHG), HEXO Corp. (NYSE:HEXO), Cryolife Inc (NYSE:CRY), and Douglas Dynamics Inc (NYSE:PLOW). This group of stocks' market caps are similar to WMK's market cap.
[table] Ticker, No of HFs with positions, Total Value of HF Positions (x1000), Change in HF Position GHG,7,23891,2 HEXO,7,9359,0 CRY,8,20061,-7 PLOW,10,19937,3 Average,8,18312,-0.5 [/table]
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As you can see these stocks had an average of 8 hedge funds with bullish positions and the average amount invested in these stocks was $18 million. That figure was $64 million in WMK's case. Douglas Dynamics Inc (NYSE:PLOW) is the most popular stock in this table. On the other hand GreenTree Hospitality Group Ltd. (NYSE:GHG) is the least popular one with only 7 bullish hedge fund positions. Compared to these stocks Weis Markets, Inc. (NYSE:WMK) is more popular among hedge funds. Our calculations showed that top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds returned 37.4% in 2019 through the end of November and outperformed the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by 9.9 percentage points. Unfortunately WMK wasn't nearly as popular as these 20 stocks and hedge funds that were betting on WMK were disappointed as the stock returned 5.2% during the first two months of the fourth quarter and underperformed the market. If you are interested in investing in large cap stocks with huge upside potential, you should check out the top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds as 70 percent of these stocks already outperformed the market in Q4.
Disclosure: None. This article was originally published at Insider Monkey.
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Fly Fishing for Bonefish; Six of the Best Destinations
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Bonefish, the ghost of the flats, are one of the most exciting species to target when fly fishing. Difficult to spot in even the shallowest of saltwater flats, they move without sound from one feeding spot to the next. Sometimes they will give themselves away by feeding with their tails clean out the water, or moving in large schools creating nervous water, but it takes the most alert angler to notice a bonefish on the flats.
Spotting bonefish is just half the battle, they require delicate and precise casts, often into the wind or at range. And then, patience… as the fish moves effortlessly across the flats you must wait for the opportune moment to move your fly as if resembling a fleeing shrimp or crab.
Once hooked they are a true gamefish, they will go on searing runs across the flats at speeds hard to imagine. Make sure your hand is clear of the reel as it spins uncontrollably. The ghost of the flats, the bonefish, is one of the best species to target on the saltwater flats; find out about six of the best destinations to target them below.
It is one of the most remote and undisturbed saltwater flats fisheries in the Indian Ocean comprised of over 50 small islands, raised coral ridges and vast sand flats divided by three major channels. Like many of the Indian Ocean destinations, St Brandon's offers fantastic species variety for Indo-Pacific permit, various trevally species and a host of other fish, but what separates it from the others is its bonefishing. The atoll offers some of the finest fishing for giant bonefish in shallow water given the right tides. Based from a simple and comfortable four bedroom guesthouse on the largest island of Raphael, anglers will have a chance to explore this wonderful atoll.
H2O Bonefishing, The Bahamas
H2O Bonefishing is one of the, if not the most diverse saltwater programmes under one roof anywhere in the Atlantic and Caribbean. The lodge is located in the town of Freeport in Grand Bahama. Grand Bahama Island has some of the most expansive flats in the Northern Bahamas with shallow flats extending 25 miles to the west and more than sixty miles to the east of the island. Their fishery is just a part of the 2500 square mile Little Bahama Bank. Not only is there a large area of backcountry fishing but fishermen can enjoy the island's ocean side flats which are well protected and offer miles of white sand, marl and turtle grass flats. All of these areas offer some of the largest bonefish that can be found in the Caribbean, with fish of 10 lbs+ regularly encountered. Add to that a great offshore fly fishing and light tackle options for dorado and a variety of different tuna species, headlined by the larger and more powerful yellowfin tuna then anglers have a very diverse fishery to experience.
The lodge sits in the Heart of Ascension Bay, with its multi-cultural background the lodge combines Mexican, French and Italian influences to offer guests great comfort and a fantastic fishing experience on one of the Caribbean's most productive flats systems. The bay features miles and miles of shallow flats, a perfect breeding ground for crabs, the cherished delicacy of bonefish and permit,. The bonefish are plentiful, so your opportunities for landing these fierce fighters are numerous. Ascension Bay is world-renowned for its seemingly endless saltwater flats and fishermen come here primarily seeking the challenge of the elusive permit and bonefish, plus the chance to achieve a Grand Slam. The lodge comfortably houses 6 to 8 anglers at a time. Accommodation is shared but there are two rooms that can be taken on a single occupancy basis.
Located on a beautiful raised coral atoll 2 hours boat ride off the mainland, Turneffe Flats Lodge accesses some of the most beautiful saltwater flats in the world. Bonefishing is a mainstay of the fishing operation with miles of crystal clear, wadeable flats. It is also one of a select group of saltwater destinations where you can experience flats fishing for tailing permit with a reasonable opportunity to catch one. Tarpon are present throughout the year, but the migratory tarpon season really begins in April and continues to mid-October.
Alphonse Island, the Seychelles
It is one of the longest established fisheries in the Indian Ocean that began back in 2000 and is still one of the most productive and consistent fisheries in the world. It was built with 5 star accommodation in mind, and in the past two or three seasons it has reintroduce many facilities and non-fishing activities. Most of the fishing occurs on the nearby St Francois Atoll which is a wonderful mix of large white sand flats, channels, drop offs and coral finger flats. The majority of the fishing is wading although the operation is equipped with 16′ Dolphin skiffs to move around the atoll with. You will not find a finer bonefish fishery anywhere in the world. Once you have filled your boots with bonefish you can begin to hunt the other species such as giant trevally, bluefin trevally, triggerfish and of course milkfish. Alphonse Island offers outstanding saltwater flats fishing with extremely comfortable accommodation (single room as standard), service and top quality food.
Cayo Largo is by far and away our most prolific Grand Slam destination with a lot of our clients reaching their goal each year. The national park is made up a series of cays, mangrove lagoons and flats that run for some 50 kilometres. The flats tend to be white sand interspersed with turtle grass ideal for those who want to wade. It is these wading flats that the bonefish love to move onto and feed in both large schools of smaller fish but also big lone fish. The skiffs also offer access to the deeper flats where the permit like to hunt and also the channels that offer great tarpon feeding grounds. Accommodation is in the beautiful all-inclusive Hotel Club Sol with comfortable rooms and a broad variety of bars and restaurants on offer to its guests.
For more information about the various bonefish destinations we offer or for a specific itinerary and quote please contact us or call our office on +44(0)1980 847389.


Who will Prince William and Kate Middleton choose as godparents for Prince Louis? See the latest odds
June 23, 2018 - 09:42 BST Fiona Ward With the christening of Prince Louis approaching, attention has turned to who Prince William and Kate Middleton will choose to act as godparents to their third child
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcomed their third royal baby, Prince Louis, in April - and with the two-month-old's christening confirmed for 9 July, attention has turned to who the royal couple will choose to act as godparents to little Louis. It looks like Miguel Head, Prince William's soon-to-be former private secretary, is the predicted favourite to be godfather to the new Prince - since Ladbrokes have slashed his odds from 2/1 to 5/4 in recent weeks.
Miguel Head is favourite to be named godfather of Prince Louis
Just behind in the betting is Tiggy Pettifier - formerly Tiggy Legge-Bourke - Prince Harry and Prince William's beloved former nanny, with odds of 2/1. Tiggy, who now lives on the Glanusk Estate in Wales, cared for the young Princes in the nineties - joining Prince Charles' household while he and Princess Diana were separating. She is thought to have a close bond with both William and Harry to this day, and was a guest at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's royal wedding.
A representative at Ladbrokes said: "It's looking increasingly likely [that] the Duke and Duchess will turn to trusted aides over family members and right now the betting suggests Miguel Head is set to be a Godparent to little Louis."
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Tiggy Pettifier is also high on the list
For Prince George in 2013, the royal couple selected seven people to take on the role as godparents for their first-born son - including Zara Tindall and longtime friends Oliver Baker and Emilia Jardine-Paterson. In 2015, they chose five close family members and friends for Charlotte's, with Sophie Carter, James Meade, Adam Middleton, Laura Fellowes and Thomas van Straubenzee being her official custodians. It's thought that William and Kate will again choose a large handful of godparents for Louis.
Princess Eugenie and Laura Lopes
Also on Ladbrokes' shortlist is the Duchess of Cornwall's daughter Laura Lopes at 3/1 and Kate's former private secretary Rebecca Priestley at 4/1, while further down the list are the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, whose odds are at 7/1. Other high contenders include David Jardine-Patterson, Hugh van Cutsem and Princess Diana's sister Lady Jane Fellowes. But who's your money on?
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