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Weight Gain As You Age: Is It Inevitable?by Toby Amidor in Diets & Weight Loss, Healthy Tips, January 8, 2013
When I was youngster, I dreaded becoming "old" because I kept hearing that weight gain after 30 is unavoidable. As it turns out, I'm hitting 40 soon and weigh less than I did during my college days. The same can't be said about some of my old college buds. So what gives?
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One of the things I typically hear from clients is that they've always eaten the same amount of food yet are still gaining weight. Oftentimes folks don't realize that your metabolism can slow down as much as 5% each decade after 40. So if you're eating at 40 or 50 the same way you did when you were 18 years old, of course you're putting on weight!
Here's a look at the caloric needs over time for an average-sized man who exercises moderately (30-60 minutes) each day:
- At 18 years old = 2,800 calories
- At 30 years old = 2,600 calories
- At 50 years old = 2,400 calories
- At 70 years old = 2,200 calories
If his activity level declines over time – which often happens once the kids are born or retirement hits, then calorie needs also decline.


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dear liatris, will you ever bloom?
I received this liatris from a friend's plant exchange last May. It didn't bloom last year so I was sure 2013 would be its year. So far.... nothing. Its in a spot that gets sun from approximately 7 or 8am to 2pm so it gets around 6 hours of sun. Does it need more sun maybe? Am I being impatient (what, me?! NEVER!) Any insight would be appreciated. I'd love to see it bloom finally!
"thrive on neglect" is right! i've had one in a terrible spot for years with dry, poor soil. usually i get one or two bloom stalks, but this year there are five!! i think it's due to the more-than copious rainfall we have had here the past month (more than 8 inches). i suppose i ought to take note of that and relocate the poor thing to a better spot....and feed it!
Depends on which kind, some bloom earlier in the summer, other bloom later into August or September. They're not spring blooming anyway, July is about the time the earlier ones start blooming, at least up around here. And if it's a young plant, they can take two to three years to bloom anyway. It will bloom, when it's ready.
David 6 hours of sun sounds like a good amount for Liatris. If you got a division from a mature plant it should bloom this year. If you got a seedling, not sure.
My Liatris spicata 'Kobold' and L. pychnostachya have sent up blooming shoots already, however, no flowers have opened yet. These were started from seed and in my experience it takes 2 or 3 years to get a decent sized plant with a few blooms from seed.
It was a division from a larger one (I assume anyway). I figured it wouldn't bloom last year but I've been checking it this year... I should probably stop checking on it so it doesn't get any wise ideas and holds off blooming just to show me up. I'll leave it alone so it thrives on my neglect lol
thanks everyone
Give it more time. Liatris of some sorts are said to be valuable nectar sources for Monarch butterflies as they head back to Mexico for the winter. So, those must be later blooming plants. I have two year-old transplants that are just getting buds now. I also have L. Ligulastylis which is the same age as the others, but has no sign of buds yet.
Did your liatris bloom? Mine is about one week into what will probably be 4-6 weeks of bloom. It started at the tip and the bloom moves down the stalk. The first day there was a bloom open, I returned home from work to find a Monarch nectaring intensely. I could walk right up to it and it barely noticed me. That was the second Monarch I've seen all summer.
I hope you enjoy your liatris as much as I'm enjoying mine.
Hi Martha - Well... kind of embarrassing... it's not liatris at all. I received it from a plant exchange and it was labeled as liatris but its actually liriope. I got a little suspicious after I saw a neighbor's blooming profusely and growing tall (compared what mine looked like). After a little more digging... liriope it is. Ugh. Its the second plant that I got that was blatantly mislabeled that, only due to my inexperience, I fell for. But the liriope isn't bad, just not quite what I was hoping for. I'll probably look into getting some seeds or a plant on the exchange forum because I do still want one, especially knowing the butterflies love it. I've started reworking a small bed into a small butterfly garden, which is where the liatirs (oops... liriope) is so I'll probably move that and get some real liatris there.
Glad yours is attracting monarchs! Just more incentive to get some!


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Darcy is a sweet older girl picked up as a stray and turned in to the Sumter County Shelter. She was on last call when we took her in. Darcy has really bad looking skin that was determined to be from flea allergies, we are treating her with medicated baths and good food. She has also been treated for fleas. Since she has a flea allergy she will need to stay flea free the rest of her life which means monthly prevention in Florida. She gets along with other dogs well. Darcy loves to roll outside and to find a quiet spot in the house to lay. She loves attention and is learning to love being in the house. Judging from her physical appearance ... (Read More)when we got her , we think she spent most of her time neglected outdoors. She is 32 pounds now she could stand to put on some groceries, probably ideal weight at 40. Vet rates her at about 8 yrs old.She will need a dental at some point, once she gets a little more healthy. She has learned the doggie doors. Darcy is fairly good on a leash and rides well in the car. She does know some basic commands, really is not toy motivated, just loves the company of humans. She will be a great companion girl, low key, going for daily walks, carrides, walks on the beach, and loves to snuggle. Darcy is fostered in dade city, fl. Please contact us if interested in this sweet older gal. (Less)
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|Rescue Me ID: 15-01-13-00597Chunk (male)
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Chino's journey! He was a beloved pet of an older gentleman who dearly loved him. When he passed no one in the family could take him so he was put in boarding. When the money for boarding ran out he was taken to MDAS High Kill Shelter. A good person, his former aide rescued him knowing how much he meant to this older man she had cared for. She kept him a few days but couldn't keep him either and back into boarding he went. Now he is under Saving Grace and Her Furry Friends Rescue and in a wonderful, patient, loving foster home. Chino is looking for his forever home! He is a 4 years old Bassett Hound/Sheepdog mix . A little shy at first ... (Read More)(after all he has been thru) had 2 dog siblings and multiple cat siblings. Gets along with kids and other dogs and cats. Adoption fee is $250 which includes Neuter, microchip, and immunizations. Call/text Stefanie 954-562-8813 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for an application go to our website www.savinggracefl.org More pics on our Saving Grace and Her Furry Friends Facebook page. (Less)
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THIS DOG IS IN THE TAMPA BAY AREA Lori at email@example.com or (813)737-1795 Heidi is living life to the fullest and such a terrific and inquisitive girl. She is a wonderful dog who loves to play, give you all of her attention, and eat! She is so sweet, is great with kids, and has the energy of a puppy (without the unwanted puppy habits). She is house trained and does great with her K9 foster siblings. Heidi needs a home that is caring and compassionate to make up for the terrible life she previously had. Please consider making room in your home for such a sweet baby girl. She loves food and will hunt for it. Her heartworm ... (Read More)treatment is coming along nicely and she has had no problems. The mange is basically gone. Now we hope fur will start coming in but so what if it doesn't. She is a character and so easy to love. Wonderful companion for family, retiree or someone wanting company. If interested in fostering to adopt she would love to meet you. Lori 813 737-1795 **Our companions MUST live in your home as part of your family. **We also WILL NOT adopt to anyone who keeps their dogs outside. **We also WILL NOT adopt to homes with unaltered dogs or cats. **We do not transport. **See our website for more information. www.HeidisLegacyDogRescue.com ADOPTION PROCESS: 1. Fill out our ADOPTION APPLICATION at www.heidislegacydogrescue.com 2. Meet with the dog(s) 3. Verification of Home 4. Adoption Contract 5. Donations begin at $125 up to $350 6. Bring treats. (Less)
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Retroversion of the uterus occurs when a woman's uterus (womb) tilts backward rather than forward. It is commonly called a "tipped uterus."
Retroversion of the uterus is common. One in five women has this condition.The problem may also occur due to weakening of the pelvic ligaments at the time of menopause. An enlarged uterus can also be caused by pregnancy or a tumor.
Scar tissue in the pelvis (pelvic adhesions) can also hold the uterus in a retroverted position. Scarring may come from:
Retroversion of the uterus almost never causes any symptoms.
Rarely, it may cause pain or discomfort.
A pelvic exam will show the position of the uterus. However, a tipped uterus can sometimes be mistaken for a pelvic mass or a growing fibroid. A rectovaginal exam may be used to distinguish between a mass and a retroverted uterus.
An ultrasound test can be used to see the exact position of the uterus.
Treatment is not needed most of the time. Underlying disorders, such as endometriosis or adhesions, should be treated as needed.
In most cases, the condition does not cause problems.
Atypical positioning of the uterus may be caused by endometriosis, salpingitis, or pressure from a growing tumor.
Call your health care provider if you have ongoing pelvic pain or discomfort.
There is no way to prevent the problem. Early treatment of PID or endometriosis may reduce the chances of a change in the position of the uterus.
Uterus retroversion; Malposition of the uterus; Tipped uterus; Tilted uterus
Lobo RA. Endometriosis: etiology, pathology, diagnosis, management. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 19.
Updated by: Cynthia D. White, MD, Fellow American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Group Health Cooperative, Bellevue, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Help identify heat source in garage
I have a two story brick colonial with attached garage to one side of the main structure. The garage is consistently very hot (102 at the ceiling yesterday when ambient outdoor was 92). The temps down near the bottom of the inside walls and of the slab itself are close to outside ambient. There is a separate roof elevation above the garage that is vented, but has very poor airflow and no insulation on the floor of that roof space.
I plan on a new roof very shortly and getting some better ventilation in the peak, but I'm wondering if I still need to put in a layer or two of fiberglass (or similar) down at the floor joists to keep the radiant heat in that space from transferring into the garage below.
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The previous owners of our house backed into the chain link fence along the driveway, damaging about 20-25'. It still works well enough to keep the dog in, but it's ugly. I also want to try to espalier an apple tree there and want the fence fixed before I start tying wires to it.
It's 4' fence, the posts are about 10' apart. The posts and the top rail are in fine shape, by the way.
How can I remove 20-30' of fence and replace it? I got quoted around $300 to do it, and it seems that it shouldn't be that difficult.
Any btdt advice?
With the rails and posts in good shape, it's a realtively easy job to remove and replace a section, as long as the new section has the same link dimensions.
If you study the construction of the link mesh, you will see it is constructed of interconnected, flattened spirals that run top to bottom. After releasing the wire ties holding the chain link mesh to the rails and posts, at one end of the damaged section, release one spiral at the top and bottom from the adjoining ones (where they are twisted together) and 'unscrew' it. (You'll need to pull some slack into the section where you are performing this.)
Repeat at the other end of the damaged section, replace with new chain link mesh and reverse the above procedure for installation.
There may be DIY books at your library that explain this better than I, and with pictures, too.
BTW, I have a make-do method of pulling slack into a fence with S-hooks and rope. Your local rental center may have a hook, rope and pulley devise designed for the purpose.


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Science. It Doesn't Mean What They Think it MeansBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | February 22, 2015
Political Science
An awful lot of political science majors are throwing around the word science a little too loosely these days. As if they somehow own it.
I was a scientist. With the lab coat and the laboratory notebook, the whole deal. I was designing and carrying out experiments and such. I know intimately what it means to go to work every day at a lab bench. But I have had some vexing arguments with political science majors who end their arguments with "science says" like it was that child's game named after some long forgotten guy named Simon.
Science has become a political football. Political bloggers recently have called me – someone who actually was a scientist, anti-science …
Ferriero Trial: Break out the PopcornBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | February 6, 2015
Next week the racketeering trial of Joe Ferriero, the former Chairman of the Bergen County Democratic Organization begins. The antics of Mr. Ferriero, who the New York Times portrayed as a modern day Boss Tweed, is the reason I became a political blogger in New Jersey in the first place. Next week, the biggest rock in New Jersey is about to be overturned in front of a jury and the politicians are about to scatter every which way. It will be quite fascinating. I know I will be breaking out the popcorn.
The charges are for racketeering. A nice way of saying Ferriero ran the most affluent county in NJ like Tony Soprano, minus the murder. Everyone had to kiss …
Avalon at Edgewater – The Politics of FireBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | January 30, 2015
Preventable Tragedy
As an engineer and former fire commissioner, I was appalled at the way the Edgewater tragedy unfolded, even if I wasn't surprised.
As the former council liaison to the Tenafly Fire Department, I have a soft spot in my heart for firefighters and I feel that the type of construction used at the Avalon is too dangerous. Bergen County is no stranger to horrific tragedies from truss frame roofs. The Ford Fire in Hackensack, where 5 firefighters died was infamous. The reason no firefighters died at the Avalon was because of the lessons learned from the Ford fire. The Edgewater Fire Department did an incredible job saving lives at Avalon, but they should have been called immediately.…
On the NJ Waterfront: Taking LibertyBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | January 9, 2015
"On The Waterfront"
I learned a lot about the old days "On the Waterfront" in NJ from friends who helped create the Hudson River Waterfront Conservancy, tasked with implementing the famous 18 mile Hudson River Walkway. That history is instructive. To anyone with even a passing knowledge of Hudson County politics – the pinnacle of Jersey political corruption – the latest news about Liberty State Park looks exactly like a ham-fisted land grab.
The "Gold Coast"
Instead of blight, there is now a Gold Coast, in part because of the creation of the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway and the cleaning up and creation of parks along the Hudson shoreline. While the view has improved, corruption still lingers beneath. The …
Another Day, Another Nutrition "Study"By Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | December 21, 2014
Sigh. The headlines last week were filled with talk of how the latest study showed that eating low glycemic index (GI) foods, which don't raise blood sugar levels quickly, rather than high glycemic foods, had no effect on health. A critical look at the way the study was conceived, planned and analyzed is necessary here.
Since When is Pasta Low Glycemic?
The biggest problem with this study is that grains and potatoes were used in both the low GI and high GI groups. Why bother using non-starchy vegetables in the low glycemic group when you include high glycemic grains, rice, pasta and potatoes in that group? Or high fiber in all groups? The degree of processing of whole grains also …
Bridgegate Update: MeltdownBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | December 8, 2014
Ever since I was transfixed listening to what would be called Bridgegate testimony a year ago nearly to the day, the day that Governor Chris Christie deleted texts between himself and his aide Regina Egea, I have been following Bridgegate, live tweeting the hearings, reading everything I could get my hands on, and watching every development on TV. I tuned in today, too.
December 9, 2013, the day of the deleted texts, was the day I first realized Chris Christie's appointees had a lot of explaining to do. My first blog about Bridgegate was inspired by the testimony before the Committee on December 9. I actually called it Toll-Gate because it occurred within feet of the toll booth and not …
Ferguson: Why Racism is Still a National DisgraceBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | December 4, 2014
I wrote this before the Garner decision. As I publish this, NYC is overwhelmed with Christmas lights, and protestors over the latest unfathomable Grand Jury decision over the homicide of Eric Garner, father of six. I watched the video of his death last night and I began to count how many times he said he could not breath. I got to 7 before starting to cry.
"Way Down South Up North"
I grew up in the segregated north. New Jersey to be exact. True, I was born after the civil rights act of 1964 was passed, but the centuries of racism and discrimination are still painfully visible. I can only imagine how hard things are in Ferguson Missouri today.
Just …
Election 2014 – Apathy WonBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | November 16, 2014
Everyone Has an Opinion
In the US, midterm elections are a strange event. It is usually when the party in power loses some. This year was no exception. The Democrats lost control of the Senate. Why this occurred kept pundits busy for a quite a few days, and naturally everyone had a different opinion as to why. Since this is an opinion piece, here's my take.
On election night, folks in Canada incredulously watched over the border as we, now in control of our economy, energy independence, unemployment rate, health care costs, reputation, as well as deficit turned around to supposedly slap our President for being so good at his job by taking away the Senate. However, one stubborn …
Why Freedom of Speech Comes FirstBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | October 11, 2014
Watching the news from Hong Kong this week as democracy protests filled up the screen, I contemplated what democracy means to me and all the bumps and bruises it takes to protect it once you get it. Here are my thoughts.
Your Voice
Your voice is the most powerful weapon you have. The very first amendment made to our Constitution is our most cherished and important one and the one most under attack from all sides every waking moment here. Freedom of Speech. It comes before the right to bear arms because it is so much more powerful and why the corrupt are constantly trying to silence it. Even here. In a democracy. Every single day.
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A Dream Ending
This summer, during our annual trip on NJ's official tall ship the A.J Meerwald, we passed the Statue of Liberty at sunset. This year, I thought I saw her weeping. As the beautiful day drew to a close behind her amazing silhouette, it seemed that the day of welcoming those huddled masses was also drawing to a close as well.
The way the child refugees crossing the border into the United States are being treated by people claiming to love America is a travesty. We can't possibly survive as a nation or even a species when we so cavalierly disregard children, no matter where they come from. This year news all over the world has been of …
Ebola on My MindBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | October 4, 2014
The Fear Factor
It is hard to escape the news these days. What is scarier than a religious extremist with a sadistic streak, a knife fetish, and lots of stolen Iraqi weapons? An enemy you can't see that could be infecting your family member or neighbor, right this very minute. Ebola. Fear of it has nearly wiped the group terrorizing Syria and Iraq, off the front page.
Modern Medicine
Since the 1970's we have been in a comfortable state of ignorance that modern medicine had all our worst fears beat. That vaccines and antibiotics would protect us from any microscopic invader. AIDS was a huge wake up call, but we now all know folks who are managing to live with …
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The March
This week as I watched the march in NYC, I was filled with hope that at last people were hearing the dire warnings of climate scientists. For the past few years, climate scientists and stormwater engineers like me were suffering from Chicken Little complex. The sky, laden with CO2 and methane, was literally falling on our heads and the President was mistakenly telling everyone else that natural gas would save us.
Lost Sleep
As a water resources engineer and drainage specialist, I lost double the sleep since Hurricane Katrina hit. As an engineer tasked with preventing flooding damage to people and property on a daily basis while also protecting drinking water, I already had to change my calculations …
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Update: For those following the story of the CDC Whistleblower, the twitter hashtags trending are #CDCWhistleblower, #CDCFraud, #Vaccinegate and #HearThisWell, which carries moving video of parents sharing their stories.
CDC Whistleblower
The only thing I found more troubling than the written admission last week by a whistleblower at the CDC (Center for Disease Control) of burying significant and important data in an autism study were the apparent efforts by most media outlets to censor and downplay this story and try to discredit people reporting on it. One journal that had published a re-analysis of the original data that proved the vaccine-autism link summarily took down that study. The original CNN ireport that initially broke the story has also been censored …
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A Race for the Ages
NJ's 5th District Congressional race is catching national attention. I actually think of it as the Milennial vs. the Dinosaur race. The youth vote may be pivotal here. 32 year old Democrat Roy Cho is challenging Tea Party elder Scott Garrett for what had been a safely Republican seat for many years. The differences in the candidates and their positions could not be more stark.
At Roy Cho's HQ opening on August 4th, where I took the above photo, even I was surprised by the turnout. I had attended fundraisers for Congressional candidates in the 5th district for a few years now. I even hosted a few. I know the district and I know the …
Mayor Renews Effort to Keep Englewood Cliffs Residents in The DarkBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | July 22, 2014
Palisades Update:
This morning, July 22, at 8 AM when most residents will be on their way to work, Englewood Cliffs Mayor Joseph Parisi scheduled a public hearing on an ordinance introduced by the Council in a 5 to 1 vote to keep building heights at the traditional 35 feet for the entire town.
At the last Council meeting, an ordinance was brought up to preserve the Palisades views after residents led by Carin Geiger and a group called "Concerned Residents of Englewood Cliffs" voiced their opposition to allowing hi-rises in Englewood Cliffs, on the Palisades.
This is how it happens – LG says they are "negotiating", in effect stifling press reports by demanding radio silence from their opponents, while …
The NJ Legislature Must Act to Save the PalisadesBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | June 16, 2014
The Bill to Save the Palisades
On June 5 , the NJ Senate Committee on Energy and Environment voted to send bill 2025 to save the Palisades to the full Senate. It was a long hearing with many more in favor of the bill than opposed. But it was quite a different scene than the first Englewood Cliffs Planning Board hearing that sparked this one. The bipartisan bill introduced is to preserve the historic 35 ft height ordinance on the Palisades 2,000 ft back from the cliff face and to make it retroactive to any building that does not have its foundation in yet.
What a Difference Venue Makes
There were no police dogs, the trade union men wore suits, …
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As I was struggling to put into words how the Nigerian kidnapping has affected and haunted the thoughts of women around the world, including this one, the California massacre occurred. It darkened my thoughts all weekend.
Painful Reminders
They say your life flashes before your eyes during a terrifying event. Well, I wasn't the only one who suddenly remembered every single episode of misogyny, or fear in my life. Something about this story hit the mother lode of emotion this weekend in women around the world. The new twitter hashtag #YesAllWomen was born and revealed an awful lot. That yes, we still have old fashioned sexism in the world, and most men don't even see it. Women have become so …
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Soggy Democracy on the PalisadesBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | May 4, 2014
I knew it would be crowded, which is why I wanted to get to the Englewood Cliffs Master Plan Hearing an hour early, but Eric Nelsen and I arrived at the Upper School in Englewood Cliffs at 7:00, just a half hour before the hearing in a tiny Bergen County town on the Palisades – population 5,281.
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I was already prepared for a travesty of justice by the land use board steamrolling over residents' objections to hi-rises on the Palisades, but my heart sank even deeper as we got within 6 blocks of the school. As we slowly drove along Charlotte Place I saw "no parking" police signs lining one side of every street, and recognized the shiny …
Good Government Demands Sunshine on the PalisadesBy Carol A. Hoernlein P.E. | Greetings From The Garden State | April 26, 2014
A friend involved in NJ politics always tells me, when it comes to political corruption, if you want to stop a strategy – expose the strategy. Her father made a living turning over rocks in NJ and fighting whatever corrupt mobsters were under them – often at great risk to himself. Another NJ Councilwoman I know had a grandfather who became famous for cleaning up the Hudson County waterfront from something out of a gritty Marlon Brando movie into the respectable and expensive "Gold Coast" it is now.
These things were hard, even dangerous, but the results speak for themselves. Sunshine on the problems we faced then was the best disinfectant and led to the laws we now have …


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'Son of God': Churches, Religious Groups Snap Up Almost 500,000 Tickets in Weeks Before Christ Film Debut
Film charity Compassion International tells THR it bought 225,000 seats in 40 cities and Jerry Falwell's Liberty University is giving thousands of tickets away.
The Jesus Christ-focused film Son of God doesn't hit theaters until next week, but it's already a hit with churches and religious groups.
These faithful audiences have secured nearly half-a-million tickets to showings across the country, with some renting out theaters and even entire multiplexes for screenings.
Produced by Mark Burnett and Roma Downey and distributed by Fox, Son of God features a mix of old and new footage about the life of Jesus Christ from Burnett and Downey's hit History Channel miniseries, The Bible.
The world's largest Christian university, Liberty University, bought out an entire Regal multiplex near campus, where Son of God will be showing on all 14 screens on the film's opening day. A spokesman for the Jerry Falwell-founded school tells The Hollywood Reporter that Liberty's giving away tickets by the thousands and emailed more than 100,000 people in the university community to promote the film.
"We think it's an extraordinary product and for Christianity we think it's an historic moment," Liberty senior vp communications Johnnie Moore tells THR. "This is the first movie about the life of Jesus in 50 years. It would be beneficial to people all across the country to see this on the big screen."
Relief group Compassion International has purchased 225,000 tickets for screenings in 40 cities across the country, including L.A., Miami, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia and New York City. A number of theaters have been entirely bought out for some screenings of the film, a spokesman for Compassion tells THR.
Compassion International, which is the exclusive charity for the film in the U.S., is working with local churches, which have claimed and are distributing all of the tickets.
Just as many tickets have been scooped up by other church groups, bringing the number of advance ticket sales to nearly 500,000 through Wednesday, according to insiders. Using the average ticket price of $8.13, that means Son of God already has close to $4 million in box-office revenue, unless the tickets were bought at discounted prices.
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The country's largest theater chain, Regal Entertainment, also confirmed the high level of interest in the film, noting that hundreds of churches around the country have reserved their auditoriums for 100 or more guests.
There are at least 12 other instances of churches or religious organizations renting out entire theaters for specific screenings of the film. San Diego's Rock Church has arranged to have Son of God playing on all 19 screens at a local AMC theater this coming Wednesday, the church tells THR. Sacramento's Bayside Church, meanwhile, is also planning a multiplex-wide event that night, distributing 2,000 tickets for a showing on all 16 screens at a local theater.
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"This movie is designed to be seen in communities," Burnett tells THR. "Therefore, it's the perfect venue for church groups to band together and watch Son of God in a community. That's what's really happening."
Son of God opens exactly 10 years after Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ debuted in theaters, transforming into a blockbuster after opening to a record-breaking $83.8 million. Son of God isn't likely to reach that level, however, since it hasn't generated the same amount of controversy that Gibson's film did.
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: March 19, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we're visiting the Magic Kingdom, making a quick stop at Downtown Disney, and spending an evening at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Not to mention we're enjoying a quiet dinner at Mama Melrose's Ristorante Italiano! Who is ready for some fun?
I normally try to put things in order, but this week I decided to start with this killer sunset instead! From all the way in Tomorrowland I had no idea the sky was lighting up until we breezed by on the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover. Luckily, I managed to snap this one shot! It seemed like the perfect way to start this week.
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Theme Park Confessions: My First Mistake
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I have a confession to make. I have not always been the perfect theme park traveler. I know it may seem that way but unfortunately I am not. Out of the many different mistakes I have made going to theme parks, the first was thinking I could handle more than I should. It was my first time at Knott's Berry Farm–maybe when I was around 10 or so–and one of their main attractions was metal roller coaster called Boomerang (which is still there today). It is a short, fast, metal coaster that sends you barreling forwards and backwards at 47 mphs with two quick loops. I remember hearing about this attraction on commercials, and I was hyped to experience it. Even when I was in line, I believed I could handle it. Well, I was wrong.
Right after the ride ended, I was the first one to run off, crying, and not ever wanting to experience any roller coaster again. As a matter of fact, I was not able to go on any other roller coaster again for a few years. When I look back at this incident, I wish there was something that would have given me the ability to know what it was like to encounter this attraction beforehand. Even while standing in line, I did not truly understand what it would feel like to sit in one of those coast seats. This is why my advice to everyone–first timers or not–is to take advantage of ride through videos. It is the only way to truly know what you are going to get yourself into before stepping one foot into any theme park.
SATURDAY SIX SPECIAL EDITION: Inaugural 2015 Theme Park Awards (AKA "The Burgys")
This week's SATURDAY SIX presents the Inaugural 2015 Theme Park Awards. This weekend, while the rest of the world is preparing for The Oscars and spending hours watching awards given to films they haven't even heard of, let alone watched (not to mention the outright Best Picture snubs of Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain America: Winter Soldier), readers of this column will be able to see their favorite theme park attractions get the attention they deserve. The Golden Burgy, theme park media's highest award, is being handed out to the rides, shows, restaurants, and experiences that truly stood out over the past year.
Just as the Academy Awards hand out their lesser prizes before the main show, we'd like to present two of our minor awards before we get to the big ones. First, a Golden Burgy goes to the Holy Land Experience in the category of Best Theme Park Food Pun for their Garden of Eaten Chicken Salad Sandwich. Interestingly enough, Holy Land had all the nominees in this category including JerusaLamb, Land of Milk (no honey,) and My Cup Overflows Souvenir Refillable Cup. The category of Biggest Theme Park Free Fall experience was the tightest race of all the nominees. Falcon's Fury at Busch Gardens was the favorite to win, but the coveted Golden Burgy instead went to SeaWorld's stock price. Now that's a drop.
With those out of the way, allow us to present to you the Inaugural SATURDAY SIX Theme Park Awards, starting with…
# 6 – Best New Ride Experience – Diagon Alley's Harry Potter and the Escape From Gringotts
What else needs to be said about Universal's newest E-Ticket attraction? The queue for Escape From Gringotts is one of the best in theme park history, loaded with magical details from the Harry Potter films. There are incredible goblin animatronics and million dollar chandeliers hanging above that make the Gringotts Bank lobby almost an attraction by itself.
Unlike IOA's Forbidden Journey's "best of" trip through the first four Potter films, Escape From Gringotts places guests directly into events from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II. Ingeniously showing a movie scene from another perspective, Escape From Gringotts takes Universal's motto of Ride The Movies to the next level.
Worst New Ride Experience – Being attacked by bees on Rip Ride Rocket
While just a minor blip on the radar in 2014, the story of Rip Ride Rockit having a minor problem with bees was enough for us to envision the plot of a new horror film.
Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: February 12, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be stopping by Beach Club Resort and Epcot for dinner. Then we're checking out what's new at Disney's Hollywood Studios and spending a little time at the Magic Kingdom for an epic view of the Festival of Fantasy Parade. I have so much to share with you, let's get going!
On Friday night when we decided we needed a Disney style dinner we'd originally set out for Beaches & Cream Soda Shop. This is an awesome spot for a casual hamburger, but unfortunately it was packed when we got there and reservations weren't available. With the My Disney Experience App we were able to find a table available at Tokyo Dining over at Epcot. We spent a little time strolling through the Beach Club on our way there. Wow, it's beautiful! I haven't stayed at this hotel since I was a kid. Look at it now!
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Experiences to Enjoy in a Group of All Ages at Walt Disney World
Jenna, an awesome reader of the TouringPlans blog, told me how she traveled to Walt Disney World with her family, ranging in ages 2-82 years old. She expressed how the group wanted to stay together the entire time, but it was hard to think of different attractions the whole group could do together and enjoy.
After hearing Jenna's story, she inspired me to put together this list of activities and attractions that would appeal to a group of all ages.
You'll notice that I did NOT include any attractions where a guest would have to get in and out of an attraction vehicle. I did this for two reasons:
A. You won't have to worry about height restrictions!
B. If someone is confined to a wheel chair or electric scooter, that person will not have to stand or do any walking to get on the attraction.
Also, if you see an asterisk (*) next to an attraction, that means a FastPass+ reservation can be made.
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SATURDAY SIX: Six Things Disney Can Take To the Dump Along With the Sorcerer's Hat
This week's SATURDAY SIX takes a look at Six Things Disney Can Take To the Dump Along With the Sorcerer's Hat. With Disney now finishing up dismantling the Sorcerer's Hat and taking it to the landfill, we here at the SATURDAY SIX offices figured it was a great opportunity to get rid of some other things we want to see removed from WDW. Since the jackhammers and dump trucks are already out, why not take advantage of them and get rid of some other unwanted items?
So we put on our thinking caps, looked around the entire resort, and are here to present to you the six things we think Disney should just wash their hands of, starting with….
# 6 – Chester and Hester's Dino-Rama (Animal Kingdom)
If you have 30 minutes, a Disney Imagineer will explain to you the elaborate backstory to Chester and Hester's Dino-Rama and why its gaudy and obnoxious appearance works wonderful within the otherwise gorgeous Animal Kingdom park. But just like a joke that you have to explain probably isn't funny, a land that you have to jump through hoops to explain probably doesn't work either.
Let's face it, Chester and Hester's Dino-Rama looks cheap. Anyone who has worked in Hollywood will tell you it takes a lot of money to look cheap, and while Disney spent a lot of time and money developing Dino-Rama, it comes across like they just threw it in the park with no thought whatsoever. It doesn't matter whether it is true or not, perception often becomes reality. Where Disney triumphs above all else is drawing guests into a land, whether it's walking down Main Street or the subtle transitions from Frontierland to Liberty Square, guests feel completely immersed and everything just feels right. Dino-Rama is like someone dropped an anvil on your head.
Best Worst Attraction: TWISTER… Ride It Out
We're so happy to bring you an article from Marc Kleinhenz this week. Marc splits his time as contributing editor at Orlando Informer and staff writer at Theme Park Tourist. Between all that and his day job, Marc will also be writing regularly for the TouringPlans blog.
Maybe you're looking to take a foot off the (extremely) well-beaten path to get away from the crowds. Maybe you have an appreciation for the under-valued (or a defiantly contrarian attitude, generally). Or maybe it isn't your first rodeo, and you and your family need an injection of something different and fresh at the parks.
Regardless of the reason, it's time for you to enjoy the smaller, more neglected, and – let's be honest here – less-polished offerings that Disney, Universal, and SeaWorld have to offer. It's time to experience the Best Worst Attractions.
TWISTER… Ride It Out
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: February 5, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting Epcot to test FastPass+, stopping by Downtown Disney for some delicious dining, and finishing up at Disney's Hollywood Studios. I can't believe I fit so much fun into one weekend! You know I do it all for you, so let's get moving!
We arrived at Epcot in time for rope drop, which we're doing less and less now that FastPass+ is working so well. Since we were really just there to test the system and shop, we didn't run to Test Track or Soarin'. Instead we sauntered up to Spaceship Earth and confidently scanned our MagicBands… and were turned away! For the first time since using the system I was told my FastPass+ wasn't there and I needed to stop by a kiosk or join the standby line. Up to this point we've always been allowed into the FastPass+ line on the honor system. Since it was so early we were able to ride with a walk on wait, but want to hear about how our trip to the FastPass+ kiosk went? Be sure to click to read more!
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SATURDAY SIX: The Six Best Attractions at the Universal Orlando Resort According to Our All-Star Panel
This week's SATURDAY SIX takes a look at the Six Best Attractions at the Universal Orlando Resort. We invited distinguished theme park experts from all over the world to come together and decide – once and for all – what the six best attractions are at the Universal Orlando Resort. Unfortunately, they were all busy. So instead we would like to introduce to you an all star, blue ribbon panel, made up of Universal experts. These include members of some of the greatest Universal websites (including Orlando United and Orlando Informer), the best Universal podcasts (including Parkscope and the Unofficial Universal Orlando Podcast), the most amazing Uni photogs (including Mike Sperduto and Brandon Glover), high ranking officials of the Theme Park Illuminati (such as Len Testa and Jim Hill), fan favorite park icons (including Scarlett Litton and Mark Diba), and the man who literally wrote the book on Universal, Seth Kubersky. We used a total of 25 individuals, in honor of Universal's upcoming 25th Anniversary.
The Criteria: Each of the 25 experts voted on what they consider to be the six best attractions at the Universal Orlando Resort. These attractions could be any ride or show currently in Islands of Adventure or Universal Studios Florida. Special event shows – such as Bill & Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure or the Blues Brothers Christmas Show – were not eligible. Each attraction listed would be awarded ONE point, except for the attraction that the voter ranked in his #1 spot – that received TWO points. The votes were then sent to a top secret location in Florida and counted no less than 22 times (we've had some problems in the past. Sorry, Mr. Gore). The results are in, and we now proudly present….
The DEFINITIVE GUIDE to the SIX BEST ATTRACTIONS at the UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT.
# 6 – MEN IN BLACK: Alien Attack (14 Points)
Jim Hill, JimHillMedia.com – Steven Spielberg was supposedly the guy who came up with Universal Studios Florida's original catch phrase ("Ride the Movies"). But MEN IN BLACK: Alien Attack was the first theme park attraction that really did allow guests to ride a movie. To immerse theme park visitors in this hyper-detailed environment that then tried to replicate the specific look & feel of a particular motion picture. So much of what Universal Creative has since been celebrated for when it comes to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, it first did with the April 2000 opening of this 70,000 square foot attraction. From the exterior to this enormous show building (which replicates the observation towers of the New York State Pavilion that played such an important part in the finale of the original Men in Black movie) to the insane level of detail found in this attraction's queue (e.g., being able to listen in on the "worm guys" as they take their coffee break) to how interactive the actual "Alien Attack" ride is all by itself… The sheer ambition of MIB:AA is still kind of mind-blowing. And then when you factor in that upwards of 2200 Guests are able to experience this USF attraction every hour … Well, is it any wonder that the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) decided to give Universal Creative an Outstanding Achievement award in 2001 for all the great work that it did on this interactive, genuinely immersive attraction?
Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: January 22, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting Disney's Hollywood Studios for all the latest updates, stopping by Downtown Disney for a little food truck action, and finishing up at Magic Kingdom. Ready for some beautiful, blue Florida skies? Let's get moving!
Early Saturday morning we set out for Disney's Hollywood Studios. I knew with the holiday weekend and awesome weather that we'd be facing a crowd. You can see from the photo that it wasn't too crowded when we arrived, but that changed fast. Speaking of fast, check out the progress removing the hat! I can't believe how fast it's coming down. In the bottom right hand side of the photo you can see the actual top of the hat behind the construction wall. It's so much bigger than it looks! Want to see what other fun stuff we found this weekend? Be sure to click to read more!
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