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Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D Synopsis
The fourth installment of the hugely successful Resident Evil franchise, Resident Evil: Afterlife is again based on the wildly popular video game series, and will this time be presented in 3-D. In a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, ALICE (Milla Jovovich), continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety. Her deadly battle with the Umbrella Corporation reaches new heights, but Alice gets some unexpected help from an old friend. A new lead that promises a safe haven from the Undead takes them to Los Angeles, but when they arrive the city is overrun by thousands of Undead - and Alice and her comrades are about to step into a deadly trap. Jeremy Bolt, Paul W.S. Anderson, Robert Kulzer, Don Carmody, Bernd Eichinger, Samuel Hadida Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D Release Date
In Theaters September 10, 2010
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Starring: Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Kim Coates, Shawn Roberts, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, Spencer Locke, Boris Kodjoe, Wentworth Miller
Written by: Paul W.S. Anderson Directed by: Paul W.S. Anderson Produced by: Jeremy Bolt, Paul W.S. Anderson, Robert Kulzer, Don Carmody, Bernd Eichinger, Samuel Hadida MPAA Rating: [ R ] Distributor: Sony Pictures External Info: Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D Official Website Subscribe To Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D Updates
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This New Movie Theater Sounds Epic
Regal Cinemas just announced their plans for a new theater in Manhattan and it sounds incredible.
by Catarina Cowden
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Has Hollywood Found Something Better Than IMAX?
It was only about five years ago that James Cameron's Avatar changed the world's perspective on the cinematic experience and both IMAX and 3D. And while we've seen some marvelous titles take advantage of both formats in the time since, the reality is that the industry is now regularly looking for a way to stay fresh and innovative.
by Eric Eisenberg
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Is 3D Better for Animation Or Live-Action Films?
Animation or Live Action: which format looks better in 3D? We look at the numbers, as well as the industry's thoughts on the format, and come up with a definitive answer.
by Mike Reyes
June 12, 2014
James Cameron Considering 3D Terminator 2 Re-Release
James Cameron is considering a re-release of Terminator 2: Judgment Day with some newly minted 3D additions. An audience member at Cameron's Q&A asked the Academy Award-winning filmmaker and innovator is he had any plans to retrofit his Terminator movies for 3D.
by Kristy Puchko
June 2, 2014
MIT Has Developed A Glasses-Free 3D Projector
Regardless of your thoughts on the effectiveness that 3D has on a feature film, we can all pretty much agree on one thing: 3D glasses suck. Their bulky, uncomfortable, and have the effect of wearing sunglasses indoors. And let's not even talk about the pain in the ass they are for people like me who wear prescription glasses. Because of this problem, the obvious next evolution for 3D technology is the elimination of the glasses. Complicated as that might seem, it would appear that the technology now exists.
by Eric Eisenberg
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Darren Aronofsky's Noah To Be Converted To 3D For Select Foreign Markets
Director Darren Aronofsky shot his upcoming biblical epic Noah in 2D and that's exactly how the film will be coming to theaters Stateside next month - but the same can't be said for the movie's international release. Paramount Pictures plans to shake up their global release of the blockbuster by creating a special 3D version that will only be playing in cinemas outside of the U.S.
by Eric Eisenberg
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Ask Cinema Blend: What If A Group Can't Decide Whether To See A Movie In 3D?
What do you do when youre making a plan to go to the movies with a large group of people and everyone cant agree on whether or not to see the film in 3D?
by Mack Rawden
January 11, 2014
Why Gravity Absolutely Has To Be Seen In Theaters, And In 3D
I see movies for free for my job, but even I see a trailer now and then that makes me think I can wait for it to hit Netflix. But once in a blue moon comes a movie that really demands to be seen in the theater as the director intended. And as I watched Alfonso Cuaróns Gravity in 3D, I became acutely aware that this was the only it should be seen.
by Kristy Puchko
October 2, 2013
Does This Graph Prove That 3D Movies Are Over?
Based on the continued popularity of our To 3D or not to 3D series, you're still being faced with many opportunities to pay extra and see a film in an extra dimension. But is Hollywood's latest effort to wring more money out of you finally in decline? Check out this graph posted to Reddit for a pretty compelling argument that it is
by Katey Rich
September 6, 2013
The Wizard Of Oz 3D Will Also Hit Blu-ray This Year
The Wizard of Oz is gearing up for its 75th Anniversary, which among other things, makes the film very old and in desperate need of a touch-up. Not only is the film and sound getting digitally enhanced for the anniversary, but Warner Bros. is also putting together a 3D and IMAX release of the film, that will then be brought to Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD and Ultraviolet on October 1.
by Jessica Rawden
June 7, 2013
Ice Age: Continental Drift Will Float On To 3D Blu-ray In December
The Ice Age franchise is beginning to feel as old as its namesake. The fourth flick in the series, Ice Age: Continental Drift, follows the ragtag band of now-extinct animals as they meet up with an equally ragtag group of pirates. If you missed the movie in theatersand you have childrenyou can catch Ice Continental Drift on 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD beginning on December 11.
by Jessica Grabert
October 4, 2012
Put Yourself In A Titanic Scene With New Blu-ray Promotion
After submitting a photo, fans will get to choose one of three iconic moments from the movie, picking to be a part of the Im the King of the World, Ill Never Let Go, or Im Flying Jack scenes. The app will then insert the fan photo into the moment from the film.
by Jessica Grabert
August 29, 2012
James Cameron Bringing 3D To China
For better or for worse, you can thank James Cameron for the current era of 3D films we're living in . Of course, Cameron pioneered 3D technology that looked like nothing you'd ever seen in Avatar, and didn't exactly ask for a wave of copycats and poorly converted 3D films to follow
by Katey Rich
August 8, 2012
I, Robot 3D Blu-Ray Gift Set Will Come With A Bust Of Sonny
The regular Blu-Ray 3D sets and the limited edition gift sets wont street until October 23, but if you happen to be hanging out at Comic Con right now, you may be one of the lucky 250 able to pre-order a set over at booth #4313. Theres no word on exact bonus features with the sets so far, but the box with the gift set looks pretty huge, and Fox Home Entertainment is assuring us it will come with the 3D Blu-Ray, a DVD version of the film, and an entire disc of extras.
by Jessica Grabert
July 13, 2012
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase One Box Set Brings Home The Tesseract
Yep, that's a rather badass replica of Nick Fury's briefcase from The Avengers, complete with a light-up version of the Tesseract/Cosmic Cube. As you'd expect, the Phase One box set includes Blu-ray versions of all the "canonical" Marvel Universe films thus far: Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, and The Avengers.
by David Wharton
July 12, 2012
UPDATED: Man Of Steel Not Going To IMAX 3D After All
Next week sees the release of The Dark Knight, the conclusion to Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, but that won't be the end of the filmmaker's time in the world of comic book movies. Though he won't be involved with Warner Bros.' Justice League film, he is an executive producer on Zack Snyder's Man of Steel. His involvement with that project, however, has raised some questions about how the new Superman flick would be released.
by Eric Eisenberg
July 9, 2012
Life Of Pi Extended Scene To Be Previewed Before 3D Showings Of Prometheus And Other Movies
If ever there's a story that could benefit from proper use of 3D technology, it's the big screen adaptation of Yann Martel's adventure novel Life of Pi. Martel paints a vivid, colorful picture in the telling of Pi's story, which offers real potential for a visually stunning feature film. Factor in Ang Lee's involvement as director, and Life of Pi may just be one of the must-see-in-3D movies this year.
by Kelly West
June 4, 2012
Wrath Of The Titans Director Jonathan Liebesman Discusses Doing 3D And CG Right
It aint easy getting work in this industry, especially a film like Wrath of the Titans, but boy did director Jonathan Liebesman take on, well, a monster. While Clash of the Titans went on to make a killing at the box office, $493.2 million worldwide, many moviegoers werent particularly happy with the experience. In a way, not only is Liebesman responsible for making his own movie good, but also for making up for the last one a bit.
by Perri Nemiroff
March 27, 2012
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Journey 2: The Mysterious Island Ticket
Back in 2010, when 3D was still a fresh, new idea and was constantly being misused, we published a feature titled "The 10 Best 3-D Movies And What Hollywood Can Learn From Them". In the editorial, Josh, Katey and I wrote about the 3D films that we thought best utilized the technology. One of those films was 2008s Journey to the Center of the Earth. Now, four years later, that movies sequel is arriving in theaters. Will its 3D be as effective as it was the first time?
by Eric Eisenberg
February 10, 2012
Get Custom 3D Glasses Based On Your Favorite Avengers Superhero
There is a heavyweight comic showdown coming this summer. The Avengers vs. The Dark Knight Rises. Marvel vs. DC. 3D vs. IMAX. While Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol may have made a strong case for IMAX over 3D, these new specs might help tip the scales back to the third dimension.
by Jesse Carp
January 30, 2012
Cirque Du Soleil Gets The 3D Treatment And A Big Screen Release With Worlds Away
For those of us who have never seen Cirque Du Soleil live, Judd Apatow gave us a sample of a production of it in Knocked Up, and now those with an interest in seeing more of it on the big screen in a more focused style (as opposed to the snippet shown to us in front of two guys on mushrooms), Paramount is set to deliver with a 3D Event Film called Cirque du Soleil Worlds Away.
by Kelly West
January 10, 2012
Martin Scorsese Considering 3D For His Next Two Projects
It's only a means, not an end, Scorsese explained. Real 3D is beautiful, but it's just one choice, one tool among many, and you only want to use it if it's the right tool. Will it be the right tool for his next two projects? Scorsese tells the trade that he is considering the possibility, though stops short of confirming anything.
by Sean O'Connell
January 2, 2012
J.J. Abrams Says Star Trek Sequel Will Use Post-Conversion 3D, IMAX Being Considered
Movies actually shot in 3D will always trump those that have been post-converted, but the truth is that the latter has been getting much better recently. While the post-conversion fad got off to a horrible start with the release of Clash of the Titans - which is easily one of the worst 3D movies we've seen in recent years - some of 2011's best 3D movies weren't actually shot stereoscopically.
by Eric Eisenberg
December 20, 2011
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 3D Re-Release Trailer In High-Res
Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace will make its way back to the big screen in 3D next February. The trailer for the movie is now online in all of its podracing, lightsaber fighting, space battle glory. Watch it ahead!
by Kelly West
November 11, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Immortals Ticket
Welcome to our 33rd edition of To 3D Or Not To 3D. Since we started this feature paired with the release of Clash of the Titans [shudder], weve analyzed some of the best 3D movies have to offer (like Legends of the Guardians) to some of the worst (like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides). This week marks the release of Immortals, a new epic starring Henry Cavill, Luke Evans and Mickey Rourke. But is the 3D up to snuff?
by Eric Eisenberg
November 11, 2011
The Hobbit Crew Posts Fourth Video Blog, This One About 3D
Yeah, they're tossing around a lot of cliches about the effect of 3D, that it "immerses" you in the story and that "you really feel like you're in it," but we've learned several times that CGI-heavy movies like the Lord of the Rings films and The Hobbit lend themselves well to 3D, so there's reason to believe it will work here. Also, the broad subject of "3D" allows this featurette to wander all over the set
by Katey Rich
November 4, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: How High Should You Be To Watch A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas?
Rather than evaluating whether you need to see this movie in 3D, in this very special edition of To 3D Or Not To 3D we set out to determine whether you need to be high while wearing those silly 3D glasses, in order to enjoy it. Read on
by Josh Tyler
November 3, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Puss In Boots Ticket
Earlier this year I reviewed the 3D for Kung Fu Panda 2 the most recent movie from Dreamworks Animation before Puss in Boots. I ended up giving the film a score of 32 out of 35 because the 3D utilization was excellent, almost to the point of perfection. Now the question is can the 3D in Puss in Boots top it?
by Eric Eisenberg
October 28, 2011
Martin Scorsese's Fantasy World Expands In Second Hugo Trailer
The real draw of Hugo, beyond the eye-popping production values or John Logans immersive script, will be Scorseses first foray into 3D storytelling. From everything we are hearing, its some of the best 3D ever attempted. Which, given Scorseses reputation as a visual genius, should surprise no one.
by Sean O'Connell
October 24, 2011
Are Disney's 3D Re-Releases Helping People Change Their Minds About 3D?
The vast, vast majority of commenters seemed to think the 3D trend needed to end, including these Disney re-releases. When yesterday's news broke there were definitely people saying that too, but a little more excitement too-- and that's just two weeks after the Lion King 3D re-release
by Katey Rich
October 5, 2011
Finding Nemo, The Little Mermaid, Monsters Inc. And Beauty And The Beast To Get 3D Re-Releases
This was inevitable. Since its release on September 16th, Disney's The Lion King 3D has won the weekend box office race twice and has earned almost $80 million. The re-release was bigger than anyone could have imagined, and it's hard to even say why it happened. The point is that the studio has now opened a major portal for new revenue streams and now they have announced that they will try and keep that portal from closing.
by Eric Eisenberg
October 4, 2011
Hugh Jackman Says 3D Is Being Considered For Les Miserables
I've said it at least 3,000 times before and I'll probably say it at least another 3,000 times in the future: not every movie needs to be in 3D. While movies like Avatar and Tron Legacy, there's no reason why Baz Luhrmann should should be filming his adaptation of The Great Gatsby in the third dimension.
by Eric Eisenberg
October 2, 2011
Great Britain Isn't Feeling This Whole 3D Thing
We here at Cinema Blend have done our best to accept that 3D is going to be part of the film-going experience for a while. We hope that our To 3D or Not To 3D segments have been helpful for you in deciding which movies will be worth the extra cash, and which ones to just see in 2D. But despite our begrudged acceptance of the format not everyone has taken to the 3D, and a recent study has shown that people in the UK are even more against it than we are here in the US.
by Will LeBlanc
September 28, 2011
Your 3D Movie Ticket Price May Go Up Now That Sony's No Longer Paying For The Glasses
Did you know that when you shell out 3 or 4 extra bucks for a 3D movie ticket, that doesn't even include the price of the glasses? Turns out the 3D surcharge is something that's been slapped on by the movie exhibitor for the sake of the "enhanced experience"-- and to cover the cost of installing the 3D systems to begin with-- and the glasses themselves have been paid for by the studios
by Katey Rich
September 28, 2011
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Gets Exclusive 3D Blu-Ray release
A few days after Warner Bros. announced the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 release, Sony has its eye on the 3D prize. The company has announced it will release a Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 3D combo pack, marking the first time Part 1 has appeared in 3D.
by Jessica Grabert
September 23, 2011
5 More Disney Classics That Should Get 3D Re-Releases, After The Success Of The Lion King 3D
If families will pay to see The Lion King again in 3D, whats going to stop them from seeing a Shrek film or any past Pixar movies that happened to come out before the 3D craze? That got me thinking. Are there five classic Disney animated features Id look forward to seeing in 3D? Future re-releases of studio classics seem inevitable at this point. So here are the five Disney animated classics I wouldnt mind seeing in 3D
by Sean O'Connell
September 19, 2011
Underworld: Awakening Confirmed For IMAX Day-And-Date Release
The fourth Underworld film will be released on IMAX by Sony Pictures Entertainment as a day-and-date release on Jan. 20, 2012. Its the first installment in the series to be screened in IMAX, as well as the first to screen in 3D. And as Will points out, the latest trailer appears to go out of its way to utilize the technology by throwing as much as it can off the screen at its audience.
by Sean O'Connell
September 15, 2011
Will Tom Hooper's Les Miserables Be Shot in 3D?
Would Les Mis stand out in 3D? Sure. But could the glasses needed to utilize the technology dampen the visual appeal of Hoopers cinematography? Absolutely yes. MarketSaw says it's receiving this bit of news from a source close to the cinematography side of the production. But since this production is still in early stages of development, we need to treat this as a rumor until we hear something solid from Universal.
by Sean O'Connell
September 13, 2011
Brendan Fraser's William Tell: 3D Hopes To Find Its Mark With New Director
The story of William Tell is not a warm and fuzzy tale. Were talking about a defiant political figure who was forced by a tyrannical ruler to shoot an apple off his sons head as punishment for his refusal to be subjugated. So no, Im not seeing the surefire homerun in the family entertainment department.
by Brian Salisbury
September 8, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Choose The Right Shark Night Ticket
It's almost a shame that Shark Night's such a completely terrible movie, because most of the 3D is actually pretty good. Far better than you'd expect in such a low-rent, throwaway horror flick, particularly one directed by the guy responsible for the awful 3D on The Final Destination.
by Josh Tyler
September 2, 2011
Green Lantern's Home Release Will Come In 3D, Extras Fail To Impress
The Green Lantern release will hit 3D Blu-Ray, Blu-Ray, and DVD on October 14th. The whole thing plays a high-cost, low-quality tune. Youll get the most for your money with the more-reasonable-for-what-you-get $43.99 3D Blu-Ray, but even then, the special features only equate to a couple of featurettes, additional scenes, an extended cut of the film, and a Green Lantern: The Animated Series preview.
by Jessica Grabert
August 25, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Choose The Right Fright Night Ticket
If you head out to see Fright Night this weekend one of the biggest decisions youll face is how to see it. Colin Farrells new vampire movie is being shown in both 2D and 3D versions, and youll pay more to see it in the 3D format. Were here to help you decide between them.
by Josh Tyler
August 20, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Conan The Barbarian Ticket
Should you choose to see director Marcus Nispels Conan the Barbarian remake this weekend, the biggest decision youll face at the ticket counter isnt when to see it, but how to see it. Like nearly every major movie release, Conans being presented in both 2D and 3D formats. Were here to help you decide between them.
by Josh Tyler
August 19, 2011
Study Proves That 3D Makes You Sick And Doesn't Make The Movies Any Better
Carrier and his team had 400 students watch one of three movies -- How To Train Your Dragon, Alice in Wonderland or Clash of the Titans in either 3D or 2D, then go home and complete an online survey about what they saw. Apparently the only real difference is that the 3D moviegoers felt a lot more ill-- and lighter in the wallet
by Katey Rich
August 12, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Choose The Right Final Destination 5 Ticket
This summer has been over-populated with post-conversion and 3D films that were never meant to be 3D films, but Final Destination 5's use of the technology is absolutely wonderful. Director Steven Quale knew what he was doing every step of the way while making this film in three-dimensions and it absolutely shines through.
by Eric Eisenberg
August 11, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Choose The Right Captain America Ticket
When you see Captain America: The First Avenger this weekend the biggest decision youll face at the box office isnt when to see it, but how to see it. Like nearly ever big blockbuster set to be released from now on through 2013, Caps first adventure is being released on both higher-priced 3D and more budget-friendly 2D screens.
by Josh Tyler
July 21, 2011
Sail The Stranger Tides With Jack Sparrow On Blu-Ray This October
You just cant keep a good pirate down. Despite two sub-par sequels, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise took back to the high seas this past May, and soon raked in over a billion dollars of booty worldwide. And thats a pile of treasure that pretty much guarantees Jack Sparrow will continue having adventures for as long as Johnny Depp wants to play him.
by David Wharton
July 14, 2011
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 Ticket
How does the movie handle the new format? Is it worth your extra $4 or are you better off seeing the new movie the same way that you saw all of the others. Read on for our full analysis of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2's 3D and make your informed decision.
by Eric Eisenberg
July 13, 2011
A Message From Stanley Kubrick To Projectionists Showing His Films
Lets consider this the final word on how much filmmakers care about the job theater projectionists do with their movies. The following is a letter from Stanley Kubrick, sent to theaters with prints of Barry Lyndon in 1975. The message not only stresses just how much work went into the film...
by Josh Tyler
June 30, 2011
Hollywood May Be Bribing Projectionists To Show 3D Movies Right
Theres been a lot of discussion over the past few weeks, over whether or not movie theaters are doing their job, when projecting Hollywoods movies up on their screen. At the center of all the controversy are 3D movies, which must be projected differently from 2D movies. In particular they must be shown brighter.
by Josh Tyler
June 28, 2011
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Each year, hundreds of refugees arrive in Utah anxious to call our state home. Learning the English language is one of their first goals, but it will not be easily met. It is, however, a challenge most refugees are committed to overcoming.
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A man who went early to the first day of a gun safety course for students hoping to become certified police officers accidentally shot another classmate Monday while showing off his new handgun.
1st concert, changes announced for 2015 Rooftop Concert Series
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Provo's Rooftop Concert Series announced its first concert of the season Monday, as well as a location change, due to its popularity in the past six years.
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Cause of death yet to be determined for woman found by mountain biker
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Police are seeking the public's help to identify a man who robbed a bank Tuesday morning.
Ex-fire chief, wife plead guilty to stealing city funds
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Myton's former fire chief and his wife have pleaded guilty to charges that were filed after prosecutors said the couple used public funds to buy fuel for their private vehicles.
Man claimed to have bomb during robbery, police say
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Police are asking for help to identify the man who allegedly robbed a credit union in North Ogden on Monday.
One man's two-wheeled fight against cancer
by University of Utah Health Care | BrandView
It doesn't exactly sound like a ringing endorsement for Jeff Warren's favorite sport:
"Cycling is a lot like cancer," said Warren, who was diagnosed with stage IV head and neck cancer the day after Christmas in 2000 and given a 25% chance to live five years. "It's all about how much pain you can endure, how much suffering you are willing to put yourself through."
Feds to offer plea deal to Jeremy Johnson in fraud case
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posted May 5th - 12:47pm
Federal prosecutors intend to offer plea deals to St. George businessman Jeremy Johnson and four associates charged in a multimillion Internet fraud case.
2K additional permits approved for 2015 general deer hunt
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posted May 5th - 11:33am
Due to the thriving population of mule deer throughout Utah, on April 30, Utah Wildlife Board members approved adding nearly 2,000 permits for the general deer hunt this fall.
Cinco de Mayo events around the state
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posted May 5th - 11:09am
Families all over the state, regardless of their Mexican background, get together to celebrate Cinco de Mayo; here are some of the events in Utah.
Loose cattle charges are discriminatory, family says
The Associated Press |
posted May 5th - 10:04am
A family in northern Utah is facing more than 200 counts of fence violations for escaped livestock, but their attorney says the charges stem from prejudice over the family's well-publicized polygamous beliefs.
Top 7 careers in Utah
by KSL Jobs | BrandView
Whether you're looking for your first job or your last job, you'll want to keep these seven career paths in mind, rated highly for overall employee satisfaction, average annual income and more.
59-year-old woman missing for a week
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posted May 5th - 9:24am
Police are searching for a woman who has been missing for a week.
U. unveils tool to track sources of pollution
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posted May 5th - 9:11am
An event Monday at the University of Utah unveiled a sophisticated computer model that tracks specific sources of air pollution at an hourly rate in the Salt Lake Valley. The model is designed to help better understand air quality issues.
BLM implementing dart-gun fertility control
Katie McKellar |
posted May 5th - 8:56am
Some wild horse advocates are praising the Bureau of Land Management for implementing its first fertility control program that does not require roundups.
Chickens, turkeys die in Heber City house fire
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posted May 5th - 8:41am
Investigators are working to determine what caused a fire Monday that destroyed a Heber City home and killed several animals in an attached garage.
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Well, that's off to a bit of "blah" start for me at least. She's terrible in Under the Dome. Although I'm not sure if that's her fault or the writers' fault.
Walt Disney has official announced that Britt Robertson (Under the Dome, Delivery Man) has been cast in a lead role in Brad Bird's TOMORROWLAND.
Synopsis: In the film, TOMORROWLAND, a high school girl with an unconventional understanding of technology is launched on a journey to reclaim her future.
TOMORROWLAND features George Clooney, Hugh Laurie, Raffey Cassidy, Britt Robertson, and Thomas Robinson. The film is directed by Brad Bird, produced by Damon Lindelof and Brad Bird, and written by Damon Lindelof, Brad Bird and Jeff Jenson.
TOMORROWLAND arrives in theaters December 12, 2014.
Well, that's off to a bit of "blah" start for me at least. She's terrible in Under the Dome. Although I'm not sure if that's her fault or the writers' fault.
She's not bad. Cute girl too.
Got to watch her on this drama TV show she played an adopted orphan in. Yeah yeah. I was suckered to watch with the better half.
Anyhow. She was good on that show. I think it was called Life Unexpected or something like that.
I take it that this is going to be based on the Disneyland zone Tomorrowland? If so, which version? The kinda cool, retro-Tomorrowland of the 60s-80s, or the updated, mass-marketed, Star-Wars-and-Toy-Story version that exists in the park today?
Most importantly, how can they work in Johnny Depp and his wonky, so-crazy-he's-quaint acting style that Disney can't seem to live without?


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Santa Barbara Beautiful Recognizes New Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
The New Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital received Santa Barbara Beautiful's President's Award at its 48th Annual Awards Event on September 30.
Cottage Health System is honored by this award, but shares the recognition with hundreds of individuals and organizations who contributed to the planning, design, financing, construction, and ongoing maintenance of our extraordinary new hospital.
Below is Santa Barbara Beautiful's description of the New SBCH:
COTTAGE HEALTH SYSTEM'S newly-minted healing environment features natural light, increased green space, fountains, artworks, both outdoor friendly and within, culled from regional artists, water features and fountains, undulating multi-level gardens, and environmentally sensitive elements.
The architectural design references the Spanish Colonial style for which our community is noted and the facility itself has been built to be both patient, staff, and visitor-friendly. There are also contemporary and other old-world traditional elements within the design that become wonderful surprises. These multiple architectural and landscape highlights include an entry fountain at the drop off area, welcoming visitors into the structure and a cloistered garden creating a meditative area for a peaceful and tranquil experience.
Cottage Health System has also designed and built a daycare complex that takes a whimsical approach to a variety of architectural styles between buildings with a central shared play area. Within the main hospital building, state of the art facilities include an expanded acute ca re area, a pediatric clinic nestled among roof gardens, high tech operating suites, and sophisticated patient rooms, which even allow family visitors to stay with patients. These are few of the many stellar interior features developed for the facility.
A river of life water feature runs between the buildings that allow views to green space from multiple perspectives. The gardens are impeccably maintained, showing off the fauna and flora that thrives in our Mediterranean climate. Drip irrigation, using reclaimed water, helps to conserve precious water resources.
An unparalleled regional art program [Healing Arts] has been developed where sculptures within gardens and art on the walls echoes the Santa Barbara experience. Collected from locally based artists, the work incorporates themes based on the Central Coast experience. A public park area has also been included to the delight of the neighborhood.
A true community resource, the revitalized Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital has been many years in the making, funded by in a large part by the Campaign for Cottage Health System. That illustrious group was spearheaded by some of our previous honorees, Lady Lesley Ridley-Tree and Michael Towbes, among others.
All these elements have come together to convey a place of extraordinary healing for local residents and the patients Cottage serves from a wide region. This extensive project is a superlative community resource that is a deserving recipient of the Santa Barbara Beautiful President's Award.


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Jenkins, Dempster square off in rubber game
Chad Jenkins will make his season debut for the Blue Jays against the scuffling Red Sox in the series' rubber match on Sunday at Fenway Park.
Jenkins got news of his sudden recall to the big leagues on Friday, and by Saturday morning he was told that he would be starting in place of Brandon Morrow in the finale.
"I made three or four starts in extended [spring training] and then I made one start in Double-A, and the manager called me in the office last night and was like, 'Hey, you're going back up,'" Jenkins said. "To be honest, I was pretty surprised."
The 25-year-old right-hander was battling a strained lat muscle to begin the season. In his one Minor League start, he threw 65 pitches -- 42 of them for strikes -- over five frames. He allowed two earned runs on three hits and a walk, while striking out one.
Jenkins will be working with a similar pitch count on Sunday, but was pleased with his last start.
"I threw really well in extended [spring training] and had a really good start the other night, so I feel like I'm prepared," Jenkins said.
This will be the young hurler's fourth start in the Majors in his career, but he did go 1-2 with a 3.95 ERA with a 1.17 WHIP and eight strikeouts in 13 2/3 innings in his previous three outings.
The Red Sox, who have lost seven of their last nine games and haven't won two games in a row in almost two weeks, will be sending Ryan Dempster to the mound to try to get back on track.
In his last outing, the veteran right-hander ended up the hard-luck loser against the Twins. He allowed only two earned runs over seven innings, walked one and struck out eight, but was one-upped by Scott Diamond.
"I mean, that's your job as the starting pitcher," Dempster said afterward. "You go out there and try to do that, so I was happy with that. I just wish I could have pitched a little better and given us a chance to win the ballgame.
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The Red Sox's first baseman has only six hits in his last 10 games, going 6-for-37 (.162), with a single RBI and 10 strikeouts.
"Mike is [known] to get into some really strong streaks, and there's been other times where we've got to ride that with him," Boston manager John Farrell said. "I think what he's going through is not something new to him. And yet with tomorrow being another day game and Monday being the off-day, we're trying to find ways to get back-to-back days off. And that may take into account the first day in Tampa, as well. We're in a pretty good stretch. After Monday's off-day, June 3, I think, is the next one. We've got to balance some things out here going forward."
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• Steve Delabar has quickly become an integral part of the Toronto bullpen, and he fins himself among the league leaders in almost every category for relievers.
He leads American League relievers with 25 strikeouts, and his 21 innings ranked fourth prior to Saturday's games. In 17 appearances this season, he has a 3-1 record, 2.14 ERA and 1.38 WHIP.
"You want to be the guy who can get anybody out -- not just, 'You're a righties guy or you're a lefties guy,'" Delabar said. "You want to be able to get everybody out so that you're a reliable reliever coming out and [not] get a quick hook and get three guys going in one inning because you have to do matchups. Every guy that we have in the 'pen can get everybody out -- it's just about executing pitches."
• Casey Janssen's save on Saturday was his 10th in as many opportunities this season, and he has converted his last 16 save opportunities. He's only allowed four hits and one earned run in 13 innings in 2013.
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• Dempster is 1-0 with a 4.12 ERA in four career games against the Blue Jays, and is undefeated against Canadian clubs in his career, going 6-0 (5-0 vs. Montreal). He faced Toronto earlier this season on May 2 at Rogers Centre, earning the win in a quality start. He allowed only a single run in six innings, with four hits, three walks, and four strikeouts.
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In Stock Investor, you can create your own portfolios—unique groups of stocks you find interesting, the stocks in a market index, or the results of a stock screen. Portfolios allow you to examine a list of stocks from update to update without having to sift through Stock Investor's entire database.
Additional benefits of using Portfolios include:
It is important to note, however, that Stock Investor does not provide portfolio-tracking capabilities. In our discussion here, a portfolio is simply a collection of companies that you specify.
There are three ways to access the Portfolio Editor: click on the Portfolio Editor button on the toolbar, select Portfolio Editor from the Tools menu (Tools - Portfolio Editor), or simultaneously press the Alt and P keys on the keyboard (Alt + P).
Following any of these methods will open the Screen Editor window:
Now you can create new portfolios or edit existing portfolios. You can browse the database for companies you want in a portfolio by either company name or by ticker symbol. However, to avoid potential complications created by abbreviations, it is best to select companies by ticker symbol.
To browse by ticker, make sure the By Ticker option is selected on the Portfolio Editor and start typing the ticker. Note that you will not see a blinking cursor in the Find box, so just start typing.
The company name and ticker will appear in the scroll box above where you are typing:
If you do not know the company's ticker, select By Name and begin typing the company's name. Note that you will not see a blinking cursor in the Find box, so just start typing.
After typing in a company name or ticker, and when the company you wish to add to your portfolio is highlighted in blue, you add it to the portfolio by double-clicking on the company within the scroll box or by clicking the Add button. Doing so will add the company to the list on the right side of the Portfolio Editor window:
When you are finished adding companies to the portfolio, click on the Save button and the program will prompt you to name the portfolio:
Type in the name you wish to use for the portfolio (and a description if you want) and click on the Ok button in the Save Portfolio window.
When you are finished creating portfolios, click the Close at the bottom of the Portfolio Editor window.
Once you have created a portfolio, you can load it by selecting it from the Portfolio pull-down menu of the Stock Investor toolbar:
In this example, we have selected out Oil Stocks portfolio created earlier. When you select a portfolio from the toolbar pull-down menu, the companies in the portfolio are automatically loaded into the Stock Notebook. As you can see, the Stock Notebook now only contains the five companeis in the Oil Stocks portfolio.
You can now export selected data for the companies in the portfolio and print reports for them as well.
Stock Investor allows you to import a list of ticker symbols into the Portfolio Editor to save you from having to manually selecting and adding them.
In order to import a portfolio, you need to have a text (.txt) file containing valid ticker symbols to import. Many portfolio management programs or on-line portfolio trackers allow you to export a list of your holdings. However, you need to make sure the file has the proper format. Stock Investor will only accept a list of tickers. Additional information or characters—tabs, commas, and quotation marks—cannot be imported by the Portfolio Editor.
As an example, we will use this text file:
To begin the importing process, open the Portfolio Editor. Within the Portfolio Editor, click on the Import button. This will open a window where you specify the location of the text file you wish to import:
Once you have selected the file you want to import, click on the Import button in the Open window.
When the import is complete, a window will appear telling you how many tickers were added to the portfolio, how many of the tickers in the import file were already in the portfolio, and how many could not be identified and, consequently, were not imported:
If any of the tickers could not be identified, an Unidentified Tickers window will appear, displaying the "problem" tickers:
In this example, ECX and CME are valid ticker symbols, but Stock Investor requires the tickers be in a list format, with one ticker per line. Additionally, STAM, CUBS, and SOX are not valid stock ticker symbols. Lastly, Stock Investor does not recgnize "non-letter" symbols, such as $ and ^.
After importing the ticker symbols into a portfolio, you can save it just as you would if you had manually entered the symbols.
One final way to create a portfolio is to save the results of a stock screen as a portfolio. Stock Investor comes with over 50 predefined stock screens and also allows you to create your own. Once you have applied a particular screen—either by selecting a screen from the Screen pull-down menu on the Stock Investor toolbar at the top of the program window or by applying a screen from within the Screen Editor—you can save the companies passing the screen as a portfolio.
In this example, we have applied the Martin Zweig screen (*Zweig, Martin) that is pre-built into Stock Investor. At the time the screen was run, four companies passed. These are the companies that are now loaded into the Stock Notebook:
Once you have run the screen and the passing companies are loaded in the Stock Notebook, click on the File menu at the top of the Stock Investor Program window and then select Save Notebook as Portfolio (File - Save Notebook as Portfolio):
The program will then prompt you to name the portfolio and, if you wish, provide a description of the portfolio. When you are finished, select Ok and Stock Investor will save the portfolio.
Like all other portfolios in Stock Investor, those created in this fashion are also accessible from the Portfolio pull-down menu and can be edited from within the Portfolio Editor.
Once you have created and saved a portfolio, you can also edit it by adding or deleting companies. In order to edit the Oil Stocks portfolio we created earlier, we must first re-open the Portfolio Editor using any of the methods outlined earlier.
Once the Portfolio Editor window opens, you load the portfolio you want to edit by selecting it from the pull-down menu at the top of the Portfolio Editor window:
Once a Portolio is loaded, its name will appear in the Name area and the companies in the portfolio will appear on the right side of the Portfolio Editor window.
If we want to remove Halliburton from this Oil Stocks portfolio, click on the gray square found to the left of Halliburton in the text box on the right-hand side of the Portfolio Editor:
This will select Halliburton Company. To remove the selected company from the portfolio, click on the Delete button in the lower left-hand corner of the Portfolio Editor window. You can also select multiple companies to delete by clickin on the gray squares to the left of all the companies you want to delete and then clicking on the Delete button.
If you want to save the edited portfolio, you have two options. If yo uwant to use the same name, simply click on the Save button at the bottom of the Portfolio Editor window.
However, if you wish to retain the contents of the original portfolio and save the edited portfolio under a different name, click Save As. You will then be prompted to name and, if you want, describe the edited portfolio. When you are finished, click the Ok button, at which point the program saves the new portfolio and the original portfolio is kept intact.
While you can delete all of the companies from a portfolio, you cannot delete the portfolio itself using the Portfolio Editor. To delete a portfolio from Stock Investor (or a screen, view, or notebook), you use delete utility.
To access the delete utility within Stock Investor, select the Edit menu from the main menu and then select Delete (Edit -- Delete):
This will open the Delete window, where first specify you want to delete a portfolio by selecting Portfolio from the pull-down menu. Once you indicate you want to delete a Portfolio, scroll through the alphabetical listing of all portfolios you have created until you find the one to delete. Finally, click on the Delete button.
If you have multiples portfolios to delete, you have to repeat this process for each portfolio.