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Congratulations, Bizo. You're "In."
Yesterday, LinkedIn announced its acquisition of Bizo, a leader in business audience marketing. This is an exciting time for the two companies as LinkedIn will leverage Bizo to reach its professional audience and engage them with relevant content.
We believe it's also a time to celebrate the importance of open marketing platforms. There was once a day when announcements such as this would be disruptive to customers who relied on a specific technology; now it's just a positive extension of the reach our customers now get by leveraging a product such as Bizo.
Let me explain:
Bizo was one of the first key major B2B marketing players to join us in this journey of open marketing platforms. When we developed the Oracle AppCloud, we leveraged modern APIs and web standards to help marketers connect all of their marketing technology under one umbrella. For example, right within the context of a campaign, modern marketers can orchestrate a Bizo display ad to reach B2B customers with specific behaviors and attributes. As Bizo integrates more deeply with LinkedIn, the reach of those efforts will now be extended.
But it doesn't stop there.
Customers who embrace this approach to open platforms can easily orchestrate complementary experiences alongside the customer acquisition and retargeting done with Bizo. For example, inside of Oracle's Cross-Channel Marketing solution, a customer can use our campaign canvas to deliver customers relevant e-mails, SMS messages, paid social posts and much more. With an open platform, the marketer can become agnostic to the channel and focus rich and engaging messages for those channels.
It also means that the sky's the limit in terms of reach for the marketer. With the addition of Bizo to LinkedIn, it's likely that our customers will have exciting, additional opportunities to take advantage of reaching audiences in the world's largest professional social network. But with our open ecosystem of media and ad partners in the Oracle Data Management Platform, marketers can also leverage hundreds more display, search and other paid media partners to reach their audiences in compelling ways. So while we're very excited for Bizo, we also think this announcement validates our belief that open marketing platforms are the future.
This news also is a telling validator that engagement and connection are enhancing the way we do digital business. Marketers should pay attention as LinkedIn evolves because one out of three professionals in the world is on LinkedIn. Odds are folks in your target audience are there, too.
Congratulations to LinkedIn and Bizo, on this exciting collaborative partnership!


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Mama, please don't dog me 'round
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Than anyone else I know in town
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When you hold me in your arms
Well, baby, can I have you for myself
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I don't want nobody else
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Pregnant Snooki Taking Precautions to a New Level? Spotted Using an Electric ScooterDevan McGuinness
Seriously she never ceases to amaze me with what she will do to get our attention next. Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi of Jersey Shore fame is pregnant with her first child and seems to be taking any precaution necessary for her growing baby bump.
She was spotted today in Seaside Heights with her fellow cast-mates DJ Pauly D & JWoww riding around in an electric scooter. It's not clear yet why she is using one, but I find it a bit strange if she is taking extra precautions and not wanting to fall — considering she has admitted to still be using (pregnancy-safe?) tanning beds, which really aren't safe for pregnancy.
Either way — I hope it's not a pregnancy complication and she is just being kind to her feet. The shoes she typically walks around in can't be that comfortable.
Click through to see Snooki out and about using her latest accessory — an electric scooter:
She Stands 1 of 5Well, she can walk, wonder why she wants to use the scooter?
Snooki Out 2 of 5Snooki is acompanied by her Jersey Shore castmates Dj Pauly D & J-WOWW
Looking Happy 3 of 5Snooki is looking happy as she motors around in her electric scooter
Getting Some Help 4 of 5Pauly D helps lift the scooter into their house.
Driving Around 5 of 5She is taking her pregnancy precautions to a new level... considering?
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How to make Adhirasam:
- Soak rice in water for half an hour.
- Spread it on a large cloth or newspaper for half an hour.
- When it is three fourth dried, put it in a mixie and powder it.
- Dissolve jaggery in enough water and mix well.
- Put this on heat.
- Cook it until the jaggery syrup becomes thick like a paste.
- Combine this syrup with the powdered rice and mix well to make dough.
- Cover it and leave it for about 8 hours.
- Take 2 cups of oil and heat it.
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WASHINGTON, June 7, 2006—Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns and Indian Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar met today to discuss bilateral trade issues and areas of cooperation and progress in the ongoing partnership of the U.S.-India Agricultural Knowledge Initiative (AKI).
"India and the United States share a strong commitment to democratic principles," said Johanns. "Strengthening our partnership will benefit the economic, strategic and agricultural interests of both our countries for many years to come, as India assumes an increasingly important leadership role across Asia in the 21st century."
"I am confident that the Agricultural Knowledge Initiative will contribute tremendously to launching the second green revolution in our country," said Pawar. "Our objective is to bring about a transformation in our rural economy by making agriculture a sustainable and profitable venture, especially for our rainfed, arid and dryland areas."
During their visit, Johanns and Minister Pawar also spoke to members of the U.S.-India Agricultural Knowledge Initiative board at their third meeting. Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, winner of the Nobel Prize for leading the Green Revolution of the 1960s and honorary advisor for the board, also addressed the board regarding the continuing importance of sustainable agricultural practices to maintain a secure food supply. He emphasized the crucial role biotechnology will play in ensuring food security, and was pleased that the Board had identified it as one of the four priority areas.
The board announced the selection of 12 Fellows for the Borlaug Fellowships, and stated that 12 Cochran Fellows would be selected by the end of 2006. Two biotechnology workshops and a joint workshop on water management were also slated for the next three months. These would identify joint research programs and collaborations in these areas. The National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges will be inviting proposals from American universities to partner with Indian agricultural universities for specific projects.
The U.S.-India Agricultural Knowledge Initiative, which was created in November 2005 to revitalize agricultural collaboration between the two countries, focuses on university capacity building, food processing and marketing, biotechnology and water management. The Board will achieve its initiative goals by raising agricultural productivity through technology transfer, including biotechnology; expanding U.S.-India trade and investment by policy and regulatory capacity building; ensuring a key role for the Indian and U.S. private sectors; and re-invigorating the U.S.-India university-to-university partnerships.
The Board is made up of 16 members taken from academia, government and the private sector. Board co-chairs are A. Ellen Terpstra, USDA Deputy Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, and Dr. Mangala Rai, Secretary of India's Department of Agricultural Research and Education and Director General of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research.
For more information about the Initiative, contact the FAS International Cooperation and Development program area at (202) 690-0776.
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Lent or Lenten is a Christian observance that lasts approximately 40 days, beginning on Ash Wednesday until Easter Eve. Because Lent requires the act of abstinence, also known as fasting, adults were typically more committed to its practice than children. As of 2011, Lent is not only practiced by Catholic adults, but by Protestants as well as children. Nevertheless, because of the profound discipline that Lenten ensues, there is the perpetual search for "Lenten Activities" offered by youth groups to pique the interest of the young.
About Lent
The Sunday School Kids (SSK) website suggests a lesson plan on the 40-plus days of Lenten beginning with the history and tradition of the observance, along with other connections to the biblical number "40." Because Lent is non-Biblical, its relationship to Easter is one approach to take.
Lenten Pretzels
The legend of the pretzel and its origin is a major part of the Lenten History as observed by Catholicism. SSK suggests telling the story, after which the children will bake their own for eating. There is also the creation of paper pretzels to correlate with the pretzel concept and its meaning.
Lima Bean Counters
Catholic Culture suggests creating a counting jar filled with colorful Lima beans to help children keep up with the 40-plus days of Lent. Because Lent is a spiritual observance, with emphasis on charity and alms, practice daily "alms" or prayers as each Lima bean is placed in the jar.
Create Your Own
While a myriad of Lenten Activities are listed online, it is also a good thing to create your own activities with the help and aid of your children or students.
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I get to have an in depth u/s at 13 weeks and then another one at 20 weeks where they check for abnormalities ( which I am not really worried about) but by the time I am done I will have had 4 u/s. Love looking at my baby :)
One good thing about being old and pregnant.......
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Mom to ....DS (20) DS (19) DS (16) DD (13) DS (3) DS July 12 2013.. Anabella Born Sleeping 2/17/12
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Posted 12/15/2011
Me too! I got a call today with my appt to see the high risk MD and I can't wait for the US they'll do in 4 weeks! Also, when I saw this MD with my dd, he did the 3D pics and I didn't have to pay for them (so I hope he does them again with this one:))
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Posted 12/16/2011
So exciting!! I had the 3D ones also with my last at 20 weeks it was so cool :)
Mom to ....DS (20) DS (19) DS (16) DD (13) DS (3) DS July 12 2013.. Anabella Born Sleeping 2/17/12
Posted 12/20/2011
I have had an ultrasound every week since 6 weeks. I love seeing that little flutter on the screen! I go back this Thursday for another at 8 weeks on the dot.


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Having affiliations with Domestic and International bodies across the globe, we provide dedicated divisions to multiple locations and the diverse services like Leisure, Holidays, and Tours, Incentive packages, Foreign Exchange, Visas, Air Charter, Tickets, Documentation, Immigration services and much more. The idea is to provide all the travel associated needs under one roof. Pyramid Tours Online is the ultimate online travel superstore with the widest selection and best prices.
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Front Steer Axle is designed to reduce weight not performance.March 3, 2016
Available in standard and wide track versions with 12,000–13,200 lb gross axle weight rating (GAWR), Meritor® Front Steer axle™ (MFS+) features gooseneck beam design and offset knuckle with integrated torque plate and tie-rod arms that lend to reduced weight design. Low-profile, which reduces space constraints to foster technician access, also simplifies integration into chassis. Along with high-angle turning capacity up to 55°, axle offers universal compatibility with braking systems.<br /> Read More
Aftermarket Clutches extend service life by decreasing downtime.February 2, 2016
With high-performance friction material, Meritor® AllFit series serves heavy-/medium-/light-duty and off-road applications. Respective torque ratings are 620–1,400 lb-ft and 1,250–2,250 lb-ft for manual-adjust 14 and 15.5 in. clutch assemblies. Latter includes 7-, 8-, 9-, and 10-spring disc designs. Also available, 15.5 in. easy-pedal effort clutches offer single-motion adjustment. At 15.5 x 2 in., self-adjusting model comes with 7 springs or 9 springs in 4- and 6-paddle options. Read More
King Pin Kit minimizes front axle repair time.February 1, 2016
Offering quick solution for aftermarket king pin replacement, FastSet™ King Pin Kit eliminates need for reamers, special tools, and presses. King pin bushings do not need to be reamed after they are installed into steering knuckle. Instead of pressing in bushings during installation, customers can use kit to install spiral bushings by hand. In addition, king pin's special groove pattern design allows grease to permeate high-wear areas. Read More
Brake Shoe Coating protects against corrosion.February 1, 2016
Designed to resist micro-abrasion caused by movement of brake lining against shoe table during normal use, PlatinumShield® III coating targets aftermarket customers purchasing new and remanufactured Meritor brake shoes. Formula helps extend brake shoe through optimized adhesion to metal surface and durability. By extending on-road brake shoe protection, this corrosion protectant contributes to extended vehicle uptime and fleet operability. Read More
Self-Adjusting Clutch eliminates adjustment-related downtime.August 11, 2015
Available for medium- and heavy-duty trucks, Euclid® self-adjusting 15.5 in. clutch comes in 15.5 x 2 in. models with 7 springs or 9 springs in 4- and 6-paddle options. Over-adjustment prevention technology is standard, and Actively Expanding Seal (AES) provides anti-contamination enclosure. Self-locking worm gear ensures positive adjustment, and reset procedure, if required, does not require clutch removal. Read More
Automatic Tire Inflation System targets linehaul market.February 23, 2015
Designed to maintain proper tire pressure, MTIS™ Tire Inflation System for Trucks automatically monitors pressure while vehicle is in motion and inflates underinflated tire. If there are issues requiring continuous inflation, system alerts driver to check tire or find service as soon as possible. System extends tire and wheel component life, optimizes fuel efficiency, and minimizes tire wear and maintenance. Read More
Rear Axle helps increases fuel economy with downspeeding ability.February 20, 2015
With ratios of 2.31 and 2.47, FUELite+™ 6x2 rear axle features laser welded design that reduces weight and improves durability of components. Suspension fit design, compatible with T-type and industry-standard yokes, offers gross combination weight ratings up to 140,000 lb and has DualTrac™ housing that supports single or dual tires. Driver-controlled differential lock maximizes traction in unfavorable driving conditions; automatic differential lock at higher speeds is also available. Read More
Programming Tool helps reduce commercial vehicle downtime.February 20, 2015
Available for TOOLBOX™ v11.3 or higher and available as configuration file, Aftermarket Programming Tool helps shorten delivery times of replacement electronic control units (ECU) for antilock braking systems (ABS). Service centers can use this tool to configure partially programmed ECUs to variety of specific vehicle settings. Interactive solution walks users through necessary step, accelerating programming at point of service. Read More
Heavy-Haul Planetary Axles serve specialty applications.March 10, 2014
Able to be used globally for heavy-haul, oil field, logging, and mining applications, P600 Series includes P610 and P614 axles, available in tandem and tridem configurations, with respective max gross axle weight ratings of 84,000 and 126,000 lb. Driver-controlled differential lock or inter-axle differential for all carriers and inter-axles maximizes traction. Other features include anti-lock braking system capability, non-vented drum brake, and overall axle ratios from 3.46:1 to 24.8:1. Read More
Lane Departure Warning System includes video capture.December 30, 2013
With video safety option, OnLane™ System can record and save videos. Triggered by critical events such as sudden deceleration, system captures forward-looking color video of scene ahead for 10 seconds before and 5 seconds after start of event. System automatically stores 20 most recent videos, which can be downloaded using TOOLBOX™ 11.0 diagnostic software. In addition, driver alertness warning feature detects erratic or degraded driving based on lane weaving and provides warning to driver. Read More
Shock Absorbers address all-makes market segment.January 28, 2013
American-made in ISO-certified facility, AllFit Shock Absorbers are available in Cab, Standard Duty, and Premium Adjustable models. Cab models isolate cab from vehicle's frame to maximize ride comfort, while Standard Duty types use premium components to ensure longevity. To support ride preference, Premium Adjustable versions can be converted to regular, firm, or extra firm. Products are suited for Class 6–8 linehaul trucks, trailers, fire and rescue vehicles, delivery vehicles, and school buses. Read More
Air Suspension enhances fuel economy via electronic control.August 21, 2012
Targeting tractors, motor coaches, and buses, 6x2 Electronically Controlled Air Suspension (ECAS) improves air suspension control by maintaining set ride height between axle and chassis as road and vehicle characteristics change. Pressure control of air springs is only adjusted when there is change in the load, reducing compressor duty cycle and improving fuel economy. Automatic load transfer reduces drive axle wheel spin and traction control events during aggressive acceleration. Read More
Driving Monitoring System increases fleet safety.August 20, 2012
Powered by Takata Corporation's SafeTraK technology, Lane Departure Warning (LDW) system consists of forward-looking, vision-based system that monitors road and vehicle's position in lane. Driver receives audible warning if vehicle unintentionally leaves its lane; system detects lane drifts, weaving, and lane changes without turn-signal application. Also included, Driver Alertness Warning (DAW) function provides warning when system determines driver to be drowsy. Read More
Trailer Suspensions are optimized for capacity, capability.September 29, 2011
With respective capacities of 25,000 and 30,000 lb, MTA25 and MTA30 Meritor Trailing-Arm Air (MTA) ride trailer suspension systems meet needs of North America truck and trailer operators in various vocational markets. Axle wrap design fosters secure and durable connection, while shock absorbers promote suspension control and consistent tire contact with ground. Optional lift kit allows suspension users to raise select axles, improving maneuverability and extending tire life. Read More
Collision Safety System includes active braking.February 8, 2008
Designed for commercial vehicles, OnGuard(TM) consists of forward-looking, radar-based adaptive cruise control system that can detect multiple moving and fixed objects at distances up to 500 ft. System coordinates responses from engine, transmission, and anti-lock braking systems through communications across SAE J1939 data network. Active braking automatically uses vehicle foundation brakes to alert driver and decelerate vehicle when pre-set vehicle following distance is compromised. Read More
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Cronulla Sharks fall short in top-four bid after narrow loss to Manly Sea Eagles
Chris Barrett In terms of dealing with setbacks the last few years will always offer a sense of perspective for Cronulla.
NRL signals end of suburban grounds after $1 billion stadiums announcement
Chris Barrett and Brad Walter Sydney-based NRL clubs are set to play their home games out of one of three state-of-the-art new stadiums within a decade after what the code's chief Dave Smith on Friday hailed as a "once in a...
Finish line in sight as Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor bunkers down one last time
Chris Barrett One more day. One more game. One more press conference. That is all that is left for Jason Taylor to put his head down and get through now after 10 days of being besieged over the axing of Robbie...
Sydney Roosters's Boyd Cordner insists he's no hitman despite Manly bell-ringer
Chris Barrett The back-rower doesn't want to be seen as an enforcer but may just be headed down that path if he continues to flatten opponents in the manner that he did to Manly's Justin Horo.
End of an era as Pat Richards and Keith Galloway farewell Wests Tigers fans
Chris Barrett Two of the joint venture's favourite sons played their final home games in a 34-point thrashing of the New Zealand Warriors.
Robbie Farah winning PR war after starring role for Wests Tigers
Chris Barrett The only thing that matched the standout performance of Robbie Farah at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday was the awkwardness of the media conference that followed.
Robbie Farah stars in Wests Tigers romp over New Zealand Warriors after being told to find another club
Chris Barrett The NSW Origin hooker had a blinder against the New Zealand Warriors in what may well have been his final home game for the club.
Shaun Kenny-Dowall back training with Sydney Roosters and in 'good frame of mind'
Chris Barrett The centre has not played since having allegations of domestic violence levelled against him, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
Sydney Roosters thump Manly Sea Eagles in Geoff Toovey's Brookvale farewell
Chris Barrett Hugh Jackman, star of the X-Men series, knows a winning franchise when he sees one. The actor saw another one in action as he turned up at Brookvale Oval on Friday night.
South Sydney Rabbitohs tackle Baird government over 'missing' $5m for new club base
Chris Barrett The Rabbitohs say they were promised from $5 million in funding for their Heffron Park project from the NSW government but it has not materialised.
South Sydney rule out move for Robbie Farah as agent blasts Wests Tigers
Chris Barrett The NSW hooker shapes as a bargain acquisition for an NRL team after the premiers, who had been described as early favourites to recruit the discarded Wests Tigers captain, ruled themselves out of...
Shoulder charge a hit for Sydney Roosters prop Kane Evans but he won't do it again
Chris Barrett While controversy has raged about the outlawed tackle the profile of the 23-year-old forward has gone through the roof as a result of his thundering hit on Sam Kasiano last month.
Greg Inglis to miss South Sydney Rabbitohs' match against Brisbane Broncos after knee surgery
Chris Barrett South Sydney's hopes of securing a top-four finish have suffered a major blow.
State of Origin I: Cooper Cronk proves his worth to Maroons with decisive field goal
Chris Barrett There are many folks north of the border who would argue that Queensland's hopes of extending their interminable interstate reign went down the tube the moment Cooper Cronk broke his arm last year.
Parramatta chairman Steve Sharp says Eels won't be 'bullied' into changes by NRL
Chris Barrett Parramatta chairman Steve Sharp says the Eels will contest some of the salary cap breaches that led to their $525,000 fine and has hit out at the NRL.
Parramatta Eels say they can still afford Kieran Foran despite salary cap drama
Chris Barrett Parramatta are insistent that their salary cap drama will not stand between them acquiring star signings Kieran Foran and Beau Scott next year.
Parramatta Eels fined $525,000 for 'significant' salary cap breaches
Chris Barrett Parramatta's disappointing season was dealt another blow when they were fined $525,000 on Thursday over salary cap breaches.
Blown opportunity tough to swallow for Manly Sea Eagles, says Jamie Lyon
Chris Barrett Manly captain Jamie Lyon admits it will be difficult to sit and stew on such a missed opportunity with a bye on the immediate horizon with the Sea Eagles still stationed at the bottom of the NRL...
Penrith Panthers end Manly Sea Eagles' mini revival with one-point victory
Chris Barrett Brett Stewart might be the Prince of Brookvale but Matt Moylan stole his thunder in a gripping finale at Brookvale Oval on Monday night.
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STEPHENVILLE - Joel Robison fired a four-hit shutout to carry Tarleton State to a 2-0 win against West Texas A&M Saturday in the first game of a doubleheader at Cecil Ballow Field.
In the second game, Noel Sauceda hit a two-run single in the bottom of the ninth as the Texans swept both ends of the doubleheader.
Robison pitched seven innings in the first game, giving up four hits, no walks and three strikeouts to run his record to 2-1.
Will Baldwin took the loss for the Buffs, allowing four hits and two runs as his record fell to 0-3.
Neal Williams hit an RBI double and Noel Sauceda had an sacrifice fly in the third inning to score both of TSU's runs.
In the second game, WT scored in the top of the ninth when Brandon Baldwin scored on an error to give the Buffs a 4-2 lead. However the Texans struck for three runs in the bottom of the ninth, highlighted by Sauceda's two-run single.
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1920 newspaper image added courtesy of the Decaying Hollywood Mansions Facebook page.
Opened July 17, 1963. Closed in `77. Link with a brief history of the Woodbridge Sunset Drive-In below. Copy & paste to view.
Article about Walmart falling through. Copy & paste to view.
Closing image added courtesy of Ana de Rueda.
1948 image added courtesy of John J. Wilson.
Mary Brian's last film "Dragnet".
Don't know why the marquee read "The Dragnet".
Google street view shows some type of addition over the roof as of October 2014. Link would not post correctly.
I just added a 1938 photo, that I believe is the same Bijou as this page. This was the only Loew Poli-Bijou I can find any record of. Please correct me if I am wrong, and I will add the photo to the correct CT page.
1945 photo added courtesy of the Quentin Porter Collection.
1964 photo as the Richmond Playhouse added courtesy of Spade Lively.
1932 photo added courtesy of the Historic Fredericksburg Foundation. John Gilbert & Virginia Bruce film "Downstairs" on the marquee.
1948 photo added courtesy of the Thomas Balch Library.
Circa 1936 postcard added courtesy of Karen Draddy.
April 10, 2015 Chicago Tribune article on the Keno. Copy & paste to view.
1936 photo & copy added courtesy of the Miami & South Florida Memories Facebook page. See Photos Section.
Circa 1959 photo added courtesy of Larry Kleebauer Sr.
1967 newspaper image and copy added courtesy of Tim O'Neill.
Movie theatre riot in Boston; May, 1967. Here's what happened: A Columbia Pictures publicist came up with an idea…..If anyone showed up at the Savoy Theatre at 2:00 a.m. for the premiere of the James Bond spoof, CASINO ROYALE, wearing a trench coat, that person gets in for free. Well; apparently there was a pre-exam reading period going on at Boston colleges so; therefore, thousands of college students had some free time on their hands so 15,000 students wearing trench coats showed up and, of course, most of them couldn't get into the theatre so a riot broke out.
The following list is credited to and courtesy of Greg Wall. Via the "You Know You're From East Wilmette When…" Facebook page.
Wilmette Theater Fun Facts
1) It went back into business after a period of being dark in 66. It was being used as offices for an industrial filmmaker for a time.
2) Many long in the tooth theater ideas were employed by the management to drum up business, including kiddie matinees which featured terrible films by K Gordon Murry made on the cheap in Florida.
3) There was a record store next store briefly that might have been run by the same guy who ran the theater.
4) They played the "czech new wave" film "Closely Watched Trains" forever. The local yokels were calling it the "Closely Watched Trains" Theater. Same with "Z"
5) Double Bill: "On Her Majesties' Secret Service" and "The Secret Of Santa Victoria."
6) Terrible sight lines and bad sound.
7) The lowly "Chuck Wagon" next store has surprisingly been one of the districts most enduring businesses. Yet the Baskin Robins did close.
8) They did book a flat out porno at one point to some local consternation.
9) They had many great revivals: Including a Hitchcock Festival, King Kong, and The General.
10) It is over one hundred years old.
Circa 1931 photo added courtesy of the Vintage Vortex Facebook page.
1959 photo with Edina on the far left. Copy & paste to view.
This Flickr link has a night shot, plus many other theaters. Copy & paste to view.
Circa 1973 marquee photo added courtesy of Maji Joe.
The Midway marquee appears multiple times in Cheap Trick's 1997 video for "Say Goodbye". Copy and paste to view.
"Game Of Thrones" premiere. Copy and paste to view.
Article from this morning. Copy and paste to view.
Photo added of the Tic Toc Theatre in Coin Iowa.
Presumably originally the Sun Theatre.
The only theatre of record in Coin Iowa.
August 1979 Photo Credit Michael Gaylord James.


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Each year, World Dairy Expo strives to offer more educational opportunities for FFA students who attend the show. The activities listed below happened on Tuesday, September 29.
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Tuesday, September 29 at 8:30 a.m. in Mendota 1
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Kim Bremmer, Ag Inspirations
Opportunities to promote and share the great success story of American Agriculture are everywhere. As the future of agriculture, your voice and skills are more important than ever before. Join Kim Bremmer, owner of Ag Inspirations, in an engaging discussion about sharing your passion for agriculture while helping connect consumers to where their food comes from and answer their tough questions. Bremmer is passionate about sharing the real story of agriculture with everyday consumers. She is a volunteer for Common Ground, a national movement of farm women who share information about farming and food, and is a regular contributor on Rural Route Radio. She was also recently named the UW-Madison Association of Women in Agriculture's 2014 Outstanding Woman in Agriculture.
Tuesday, September 29 at 9:30 a.m. in Mendota 2
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It seems like there is a constant buzz of conversation surrounding agriculture and the production of our food, fiber and natural resources. As FFA members, it's time for us to join the conversation. This interactive workshop with Kristen Schmidt, National FFA Central Region vice president, will dive into how we can effectively Speak Ag. Schmidt is a sophomore studying agribusiness and animal science at Colorado State University where she is a member of Alpha Tau Alpha, Young Farmers, Rodeo Club, Collegiate Farm Bureau, College of Agriculture Sciences Ambassadors and is a volunteer at the Weld County Fair. Before serving as Central Region vice president, Schmidt served as the Colorado State FFA president, district president, and chapter president, vice president and reporter. Upon graduation, Schmidt plans to pursue a career in marketing and public relations in the beef cattle industry before owning and operating her own cow/calf operation.
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Wendy Kannel, Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
In 2015, it is estimated that there will be over 54,000 jobs available within the agriculture sector. Do you know where you'll go? Learn more about career opportunities in agriculture and how you can take the next step in choosing a career that's right for you. Wendy Kannel works with students, volunteers and teachers to educate about the agriculture industry and develop resources and tools for the classroom through her work as Ag in the Classroom Coordinator for the Wisconsin Farm Bureau (WFB). Kannel grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin and worked as a middle and high school agriculture teacher before joining WFB.
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The U.S Dairy Forage Research Center is sponsoring a quiz about the dairy industry and forages in the Arena Building by the World Forage Analysis Superbowl. Students can take the five-question quiz from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a chance to win a free ice cream from the GEA Ice Cream Booth sponsored by Mycogen Seeds. Supplies are limited. Students will also have the opportunity to check out award winning forage smaples and ask questions of the experts.
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NEW FOR 2015! Stop by the Global Cow booth in the Exhibition Hall and sign a special FFA-only USA map. FFA students will be able to see graphically where many of their fellow FFA members have traveled from to experience World Dairy Expo. Plus, Global Cow is offering a special drawing for an travel bag every hour during Tuesday, just for FFA students.
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Stop by Simply Country, Inc.'s booth in the Trade Mall to view a fodder system demonstration. Then take a quiz on fodder and receive a free hat. Find them in booth TM 734, 735.
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We also hear about the World Food Prize ceremony this week and the protests associated with it. And, a unit with the Iowa National Guard had a homecoming this week. Plus, Willie the pig has been captured. News Buzz: A Lawsuit, a Resignation, a (Possible) Fumble, and a Lot of Birds By Ben Kieffer & Ben Stanton • Oct 4, 2013 In this "News Buzz" show, hear about a lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, the resignation of Senator Kent Sorenson, a passionate response to a football official's decision, and Iowa's first Globally Important Bird Area. Olympic Wrestling Restored By Ben Kieffer & Katherine Perkins • Sep 9, 2013 Tim Hipps / IMCOM Public Affairs Wrestling is back in the Olympics after being removed earlier this year. Hear from University of Iowa Head Coach Kevin Jackson, University of Iowa Associate Coach of Wrestling Terry Brands, and the Manager of Communication at USA Wresting Craig Sesker. Hear their reactions and hear what will change about wrestling in the future. Also in this program, Iowa's First District Congressman Bruce Braley talks about whether he would support a resolution authorizing limited action in Syria, and other issues looming as Congress resumes its work. Ames Straw Poll and Sorenson Ethics By Katherine Perkins & Dean Borg • Aug 7, 2013 Official Portrait 83rd General Assembly The U.S. evacuated non-essential personnel from 19 embassies in response to a heightened threat of terrorist attack this week. And, back in Iowa, debate is renewed over the future of the Ames Straw Poll, and the Iowa Precinct Caucuses as new allegations emerge about Senator Kent Sorenson's endorsement of 2012 Presidential hopefuls. Host Dean Borg discusses these and other issues with ISU Political Science Professor Jim McCormick and Tim Hagle, Associate Professor of Political Science at University of Iowa. Obama Speech Circuit and Iowa's Political Geography By Katherine Perkins & Dean Borg • Jul 24, 2013 Official White House Photo by Pete Souza President Obama spoke in Galesburg, Illinois Wednesday as part of a swing through the Midwest to talk about the economy. Host Dean Borg gets an update from that appearance, and talks with Bruce Gronbeck, Emeritus Professor of Communication Studies at University of Iowa about the other speeches the President has been making in recent weeks. Then, Chris Larimer, Associate Professor of Political Science at University of Northern Iowa explains why the political geography of Iowa heavily favors Democratic Congressman Bruce Braley in his bid to replace U.S. Senator Tom Harkin. A Listen Back to Politics and Religion By Person: Ben Kieffer • Jul 18, 2013 Baylor University Press A listen back to a riveting River to River from the 2012 election season. 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New research indicates that in-game advertisement which feature violent elements may be more memorable to players than nonviolent ads.
MIT's Technology Review reports on the study conducted in part at the University of Luxemburg
[Researchers] developed a simple racing game called AdRacer… A player drives around a virtual course and scores points by hitting targets along the way–as she drives, unobtrusive graphical ads are displayed as billboard graphics… while a camera records her eye movements. After playing, each player's ability to recall of brands shown on the side of the road was tested.
Those who played a violent version of the game, where the goal was to run down pedestrians, resulting in a blood-splattered screen, demonstrated significantly better recall of advertised brands than those who played the regular version…
Of course, while violent ads may increase the player's memory of the product, they could also be a public relations disaster in the making. Technology Review notes that University of Luxemburg researchers have also found that ad violence can lessen a gamer's opinion of a brand.
GP: The screenshot at left is from the University of Luxemburg's AdRacer.


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Buzz and Etta flew to West Berlin for the city's film festival in 1971. Still riding the wave of his newfound notoriety, Buzz accepted the Unicrit Prix Award, which was inscribed: "To Honour Busby Berkeley Master Musical Maker/A Tribute from Unicrit Berlin Film Festival 1971." Buzz pontificated in his authoritative voice about beauty and his girls while the festival's international press took notes: "I always named 'em the Berkeley Girls, and no one picked any girls but me. I picked 'em all. Always. Once a producer came up to me and said, 'Buzz, that one on the end looks cute,' and I said, 'Oh, sit down.' People have the damnedest ideas about beauty." One generalized question brought forth a moment of honest self-reflection. What did he think of his career? "Well, I just say to myself, 'Buzz, you must have done a hell of a good job; they all like it.'"
In July, film critic Richard Schickel interviewed Buzz for the television special "The Movie Crazy Years." Schickel felt that the usual giveand-take between interviewer and subject was lacking. Buzz's responses were often terse with little explanation. In the editing room, Schickel worried that he'd have no useful footage of Buzz. Working with his team of editors, Schickel was surprised to find that not only was every single word Buzz said usable, but that Buzz scarcely uttered a wasted word. According to Schickel, Buzz's responses suggested "an orderly, logical way to present examples of his work." In assessing Buzz's viability, he said, "I haven't the slightest doubt that if you gave Berkeley a camera (and a traveling crane, of course) and a hundred girls he could still, at 76, stage one of his patented production numbers."
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Update on Las Fresas Group'Las Fresas' is the name of this group of 10 very hard-working and entrepreneurial women. Each member of the group carries out their own business activity with a view to earning a little extra money to help their husbands with their household expenses and provide her family with a better quality of life. The main business activities in this community are growing sugar cane and collecting resin from rubber trees.
Arianna is one of the members of this group. She is 25 years old and has a high school education. She is married to Jose Luis who works as an agricultural laborer and the couple have one son. Arianna tells us that her parents taught her to work when she was very young and when she got married she decided to find a way to help her husband with their household expenses so that they could save up and give their children a better life. For a little over two years, Arianna has been running a small grocery store in her home. She tells us that, at first, it was difficult to attract customers but she didn't become discouraged. On the contrary, she attracted customers by providing good customer service and keeping her business stocked. She is very happy with her store because she can work without having to neglect her family. Even her husband helps her to serve the customers. A loan from Fundación Realidad would help her to buy soap, oil, beans, rice, soup, toothpaste, napkins, sweet treats and soft drinks so that she can re-stock her business. She hopes that, as a result of this investment, her business will continue to grow because she would like to be able to pay for her son's future education.
The other members of this group are:
Dominga - chicken sales
Martha - shoe sales
Florinda - grocery sales
Alejandra - cosmetics sales
Lucero - sale of sweet treats
Francisca - snack sales
Nora Yasmin - grocery sales
Mireya - bread sales
Maria del Rocio - shoe sales
Arianna es una de las integrantes de este grupo ella tiene la edad de 25 años, estudio la preparatoria, esta casada con Jose Luis que trabaja como jornalero y tiene un hijo, ella platica que desde muy pequeña sus padres le enseñaron a trabajar y cuando se caso decidió buscar la manera de poder ayudar a su esposo con los gasto de su hogar y así poder ahorrar para dar a sus hijos una mejor vida. Arriana desde hace un poco mas de 2 años tiene una pequeña tienda de abarrotes en su hogar y nos dice que al principio fue difícil ganar clientela pero ella no se desanimo al contrario gano clientes dando un buen trato y teniendo surtido su negocio, ella esta muy contenta con su tienda ya que puede trabajar sin descuidar a su familia y hasta su esposo le ayuda a despachar. Un préstamo de Fundación Realidad ayudaría a compra de jabón, aceite, frijol, arroz, sopa,pasta dental, servilletas, dulces y refrescos para poder resurtir su negocio. ella desea que con esta inversión su negocio continué creciendo ya que quiere en un futuro poder pagar los estudios de su hijo
las demás integrantes de este grupo son:
Dominga venta de pollo
Martha venta de calzado
Florinda venta de abarrotes
Alejandra venta de cosméticos
Lucero venta de dulces
Francisca venta de antojitos
Nora Yasmin venta de abarrotes
Mireya venta de pan
Maria del Rocio venta de calzado
Previous Loan DetailsAna Luisa is one of the members of Las Fresas (The Strawberries), which consists of 13 happy, friendly and very hard-working women, each of whom labors to make headway for their families. They are: Dominga, who sells chicken; Martha, who sells shoes; Florinda, who sells drinks; Arianna, who sells... More from Las Fresas Group's previous loan »
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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