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YMCA Takes on Diabetes
Did you know that diabetes affects 25.8 million people in the U.S.? Click here to learn more about the disease and diabetes prevention. If you'd like to learn more about the YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program in the Greater St. Louis area, contact Joyce Hoth at 314-466-1177 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Read the Wall Street Journal article about the program when it first launched: Read full article.
YMCA Elm Point Early Childhood Education Center Celebrates One-Year Anniversary
October 2013 marks the one-year anniversary of the Y Elm Point Early Childhood Education Center. During the past year, we've added an infant room and built gardens in many of the playgrounds. We've recently added capacity to welcome more children, too! Click here for more details about our anniversary!
Elm Point Early Childhood Staff Appreciation
Wednesday, August 14th our Directors and Parents came together to show the fantastic teachers from the Elm Point Early Childhood Education Center just how much we all appreciate them!
New Swim Team Head Coach
Welcome to Sarah Milligan, our new Swim Team Head Coach!
Sarah is a Senior at Lindenwood University majoring in Elementary Education and Special Education. She was a competitive swimmer for 18 years. Following high school, she started her coaching career with Pacific Swim Team. She has also been a swim instructor for 3 years. She has worked with many children in a multitude of settings. Swimming has been her passion her entire life. We are excited to have her join us at the Y!
Now Hiring Lifeguards for the Y
Being a lifeguard at the Y is a rewarding experience with great benefits:
- Flexible hours during school
- Paid training
- Membership benefits
See the Service Center for more information - or call at 636-928-1928.
Sports Officials Needed
New Summer Hub and Nursery Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Fridays 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Saturdays 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Staff Spotlight
Bradley Spence, one of our smiling MSA's, has been doing amazing things with the YMCA for many years! From joining the YMCA Teen Leaders program to working at the Belize YMCA, the Y has been an integral part of her life. Born and raised in the St. Louis Metro area, Bradley completed her education with a Master's Degree in Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia. When she is not working at the Y, she works full time as a School Psychologist for St. Louis Special School District in the Normandy School District!
Bradley joined the Teen Leaders program at the Emerson Family YMCA when she was in Middle School, and has not stopped being a part of the Y ever since. She did Teen Leaders through the end of high school, traveled to Belize to work at the YMCA there, was Rookie Teen Leader of the Year in 1999 and became Youth of the Year at the Emerson YMCA in 2000. She also worked for the Y all through college and even after, helping to pay for her education.
"My favorite part about working at the Y is watching the kids come through and grow up with the branch. They go from just playing and growing in the Nursery and hub, to taking swim lessons and playing on a Basketball team, and then all of a sudden they are old enough to work out in the fitness center with mom or dad," said Bradley.
When she is not working, she enjoys couponing, going to the movies, working out, and swimming. She especially loves water aerobics and would love to eventually become a water aerobics teacher at the branch. She looks forward to being a part of the Y and watching her own kids grow up in such a great organization!
2013 Tornado Cleanup
By Julie Aitken, ECEC Director
It isn't often that you get to be a part of something that makes you feel like you've made a difference. On May 31st we hosted a blood drive here at our Elm Point ECEC. I was talking with one of the Red Cross technicians that was working our event and we discussing how excited we were that we hit our goal of donors. She then went on to say that this is the most needed time of year as we were just coming off the Memorial Day holiday. She didn't know at the time, but she couldn't have been more right. As I sat parked on Highway 70 later that night and watched as emergency crews worked diligently to help those that were injured by the storm and tornados that had ripped through our area, I thought to myself....this is why we're here...to make a difference, no matter how big or small. I was instantly taken back to the day our St. Charles and O'Fallon staff and members gathered just 1 year ago to help with tornado clean up in Maryland Heights. I knew we needed to do something again.....
Today, Kyle (Kyle Brandel, Sports Director) and I went out to the areas affected by the tornados in the Harvester area to help make a small difference in our community. I was a bit discouraged to find out that volunteer efforts have been suspended today and tomorrow to allow the city to get in and clean up all the tree and brush piles that residents had already started piling up. Just as we were ready to meet, I got a message from a woman who is trying so hard to coordinate these volunteer efforts in her community. She let me know there was a church group from Louisiana that still beckoned for help today. As Kyle and I drove through the neighborhoods and the many twists and turns my GPS took us too....I was taken back by the devastation that still exists a week later. Trees down...fences mangled......it becomes so surreal and it makes you realize just how lucky you are.
The YMCA Elm Point ECEC will be collecting donations this week of hygiene products, nonperishable food items and cleaning supplies that will be delivered to the storm victims this weekend.
I will try to coordinate another cleanup day this week, as volunteers will be needed starting on Wednesday. If you are interested, I highly encourage you to sign up. If you can't please consider making a donation of the items I have listed above or even better still....don't forget that something that takes such a small amount of time, such as giving blood goes a long way! And who knows...maybe you can knock a little something off your bucket list....I got to help cut down my first tree today!!!
I am very blessed to work for such a great organization that encourages our social responsibility and supports all of us to make a difference! I truly believe in the statement on my shirt in the pic below.....I have accepted the mission!
For more photos, check out our Facebook page at:https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151395688331618.1073741838.162728491617&type=3&uploaded=4#!/pages/St-Charles-County-Family-YMCA/162728491617
Member Spotlight!
As Molly did not have a car, one of her Chinese "brothers" was assigned to transport her to the YMCA each day. Wearing a skirt, she would hop side saddle on the back of her "brother's" scooter as he'd wind through the heavy traffic to get to the YMCA each day. Then he'd repeat the process for her lunch break, and again at the close of the day.
It was 1972, and President Nixon was working hard to open up negotiations and relationships with mainland China. In Taiwan, there was great political uncertainty and concern. Molly was warned to never speak of politics, as there would be a spy planted in each of her classes! But not to worry - at the YMCA they simply spoke freely of chemical equations and funny English words, and her experience in Tainan is one that she has treasured throughout her life.
Summer Pool Hours
For a schedule of our 2013 Summer Pool Schedule, click HERE.
For a schedule of when the Summer Campers will also be using the pool, click HERE.
Sports Officials Needed
Love sports? Want to be paid for enjoying them? It's the best of both worlds! The St. Charles County Family YMCA is looking for Youth Sports Officials (Baseball, Volleyball, Flag Football, Soccer, and Basketball), and Adult Sports Officials (Men's Basketball). For information, contact Kyle Brandel, Sports Director, at 636-928-1928, ext. 250.
New Lamplighters
Congratulations to Gerald and Mary Spavale as some of our newest Lamplighters!
Gerald and Mary Spavale have been married for 38 years; have 4 children, and 6 grandchildren. Their daughter Maryann and grandson Jacob are also employees of the YMCA. Mary and Gerald have been volunteers with the St. Charles county Family YMCA for 5 years and counting and were named the 2012 Volunteers of the Year for the St. Charles County Family YMCA. From helping with movie nights to Strong Community Campaign phone calls and watching their grandchildren grow through the YMCA's programs, Gerald and Mary make the Y their home away from home. It is definitely something they feel very passionate about and their connection with the Y is a family affair!
For information on Lamplighters, click HERE.
New Sports/Y-Club/Camp Director Announced
Welcome to Kyle Brandel, our new Sports/Y-Club/Camp Director! Kyle graduated in 2007 from Blackburn College in sports management with a minor in physical education. Following his graduation, Kyle coached soccer and was a teacher assistant in the Hazelwood Central Early Childhood, working with special needs kids.
He joined our YMCA on April 24th, and is excited about his new position at the Y. "It's been great here. Everyone has been so nice. It's been really busy but I like to stay busy and work hard." Kyle seems to be a perfect fit for a Sports Director – he loves soccer, soccer and soccer. He also has a passion for basketball and volleyball. His hobbies are – you guessed it – soccer and other sports! He also loves to hang out with family and friends. Welcome – Kyle!
Member Spotlight
Member Spotlight
Linda Ronan struggled with obesity for many years. Disabilities compounded her weight challenges, and she found herself losing her ability to do simple things like walk. Being around 300 pounds, she knew she needed to make a change. She joined First Place 4 Health, a faith-based weight loss program. She lost a considerable amount of weight on the program, but then began to gain some of it back. She knew she wasn't doing enough – but wasn't sure where to turn.
That's when a friend in the same weight loss program, who is also a member of the YMCA, told her about the Boot Camp aquatics class. "I was intimated and scared to death to try, but she kept encouraging me until I finally decided to enroll in the class," said Linda. "I loved it and found that I really could do it!" Linda loves not only the class but the great women she works out with and with the instructors. She was impressed by the great diversity at the Y – "All the different body shapes and sizes, different ages and abilities – I was no longer intimidated."
Linda's weight began to come off again. Thriving on her success in the fitness class, she decided to venture out more and began working out in the fitness center. Fitness staff Marca and Barb were extremely supportive and helpful to her. They helped her succeed at her own personal goals and objectives and kept her going strong.
Linda joined the YMCA in September 2012 and has already lost around 50 pounds. "I feel better physically, but also mentally, spiritually and emotionally. The people at the Y are a big part of all of that." Linda continues her faith-based weight loss program, but also now works out 5-6 days a week in aqua and land-based classes and in the fitness center. She is not focused on only what she has lost so far, but also on improving and keeping up her health. She is very grateful for all the help, encouragement and motivation she has received at the YMCA. "I know it sounds like a cliché, but if I can do it, anyone can do it!"
Positions Available at the Y
Looking for a job? We can help! The YMCA is looking for the right people to fill the following positions:
Membership Service Associate (MSA): 9:00am – 2:00pm, Monday – Friday
Youth Sports and Adult League Officials
Fitness Desk Staff Member
ECEC Teachers needed – If you have (or are working on) a degree in education or a related field, are at least 18 years old, and love kids, this just might be for you! We are now hiring part time teachers for the Early Childhood Education Center! If interested, or for details, contact Julie Aitken, 636-916-4041.
For details or to apply, please call us at 636-928-1928. Or check us out on our careers website: http://www.ymcastlouis.org/st-charles-county-family-ymca/jobs
Stingray Team Wins Big at Districts!
Congratulations to our Stingrays Swim Team on their recent District Swim Competition! They placed 7th overall out of 22 teams and only one Missouri team was ahead of them. Twenty-three Stingray records were broken and 22 swimmers qualified for the Area Championship! AND, for the third time in 5 years they won the Sportsmanship Award! We couldn't be more proud! Good luck at the Area Championships on March 16-17th!
New Record Holders
Boys 8 & Under
Brendan Schroeder New 25 Backstroke record. Broke own 25 Freestyle record.
Girls 9 & 10
Maura Golab broke her own 50 Breaststroke record
Boys 11-12
Sam Porter broke his own 50 Freestyle Record & his own 200 Freestyle record. He is also the new 100 free record holder.
Jacob Medling also broke his own 50 Breaststroke record
Girls 11-12
Claire Brouillet posted a new record in the 100 freestyle as well as improving her own record in the 200 Freestyle
Boys 13-14
Colin Burke broke 3 of his own records in the 100 Fly, 100 Backstroke , & 200 Freestyle
Girls 13-14
These ladies were very difficult to keep up with.
Mackenzie Wieberg broke her own 50 Freestyle record and posted a new 100 Freestyle record.
Carli Buchanan put in her best performances to break her own 100 Fly record & her own record in the 100 Backstroke.
Megan Smith set new Stingrays records in both the 100 Breaststroke and the 200 Freestyle.
Girls 15 & up
Katie Allensworth broke her own 100 Fly record.
Sarah Dobbs will post the new Stingray record in the 200 free based on those currently on team.
Boys 15 & up
Alex Haertling bested in own 100 Backstroke time for a new record.
Brandt Wieberg broke his own 100 Breaststroke record.
Cameron Stiebel set new records in the 200 & 500 Freestyle.
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St. Charles Student Recognized as Youth of the Year
Grace Shannon, 17, was completely surprised when she won the 2013 Youth of the Year award for the St. Charles County Family YMCA.
"I didn't even know the award existed. It was a big surprise," said Grace.
Each year Lindenwood University generously awards a scholarship of approximately $62,000 to the young person named the Joseph P. Sunnen Youth of the Year and approximately $33,000 in scholarships to each of those selected Branch Youth of the Year. Jordan Deitering, 17, of Chesterfield is the Sunnen Scholarship Winner. Grace Shannon won the St. Charles County Family YMCA award.
"I feel very honored." said Grace.
Grace, a student of St. Charles High School, received the award at a ceremony on February 12th at the Lindenwood Club in St. Charles. Her parents and brother accompanied her. As a recipient of the award, Grace also received a $33,000 scholarship from Lindenwood University.
There to congratulate her from the St. Charles YMCA were Renee Tillman, Executive Director, and Adam Styer, Sports and Camp Director.
"This is such a great award and we are so proud of Grace," said Tillman.
Service is no stranger to Grace. She has spent a number of years helping out at summer camps, working with all age groups. She was only 13 when she began volunteering at the Y as a Counselor in Training. She did this for three summers and then became a Junior Counselor.
"I fell in love with the kids and with the opportunity," said Grace. "The YMCA is like my second home."
Adam Styer and Angie Layne, Camp Directors for the Y, nominated Grace for the award. "Grace's contributions to camp and her work with the children of the St. Charles YMCA was a fantastic gift," said Styer. "She constantly brought great energy and a passion for the day."
Grace continuously goes above and beyond as a leader among her peers and serves as a great role model for the CIT's. Outside of the Y, Grace is an active member of her church, leading multiple community projects at places such as Emmaus House and the St. Charles Preservation Organization.
After Grace finishes high school and college, she plans to spend her time helping troubled teens.
Pool Closing Schedule
Our pool will be closed on February 1st, Friday, from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm for swim meets.
ECEC Grand Opening
The ECEC Grand Opening on January 5th brought in many people from the community to check us out. The Suburban Journal wrote a follow up article:
YMCA, Elm Point childhood centers merge in St. Charles
O'Fallon resident Sheena Reidelberger went back to work at her family's business shortly after giving birth to her first child, Jacob, more than eight months ago. But as Jacob has grown, Reidelberger said it's time to let professionals take care of him during the day while the family works.
"Once Jacob was born I went back to work and he'd go to the office with me and my mother-in-law would watch him," Reidelberger said. "Now he's mobile and getting loud, so it's time to get him out of the office."
Saturday morning, Reidelberger signed up Jacob to attend the YMCA Elm Point Early Childhood Education Center, 3601 Mueller Road in St. Charles. The center hosted a grand opening Saturday to celebrate the merger of the St. Charles County Family YMCA Early Childhood Education Center, formerly on Harry S. Truman Boulevard, with the Elm Point center.
A YMCA news release states the center now is the largest provider of child care in the state. That's comforting to Reidelberger.
"The YMCA has been around forever," she said. "So I feel like you can trust them. And it's close to not only our office but our parents and the activities we do around town. We ruled out any place we thought looked like a fly-by-night operation. It came down to a couple places we felt we could trust. We came here and really liked it."
The center is licensed to care for 99 children. Laurie McTearnen, vice president of child care services for YMCA of Greater St. Louis, said that number could increase to 148 in February. McTearnen said she likes the center's visibility with its proximity to Highway 370, one of the alternate routes officials hoped motorists would use while the westbound span of the Blanchette Memorial Bridge on Interstate 70 is being rebuilt.
"We're getting some great new families coming in wondering what we're all about, so we want to accommodate them," McTearnen said.
The center has been accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children since 2003. Each year, association officials visit accredited centers to check on the programs used. At the St. Charles center, the teacher/child ratio is 1:4 for children 6 weeks to a year old; 1:6 for kids 1 year to 23 months; 1:8 for children 2 to 3 years old; and 1:10 for children 3 to 5 years. All lead teachers have to be working on or have completed their bachelor's degree. All assistant teachers have to be working on or completed an associate's degree. Lead teachers and the assistant teachers have to complete those degrees by 2020.
Jenna Cirillo, lead teacher for infants and toddlers, said all the children she cares for have two working parents. When the infants and toddlers arrive, they play until about 8:30 a.m., then their diapers are changed before having breakfast. After more diaper changing, Cirillo and an assistant read to them, they sing songs, learn their ABCs and learn by using different textures.
"We set them up to go to the 2-year-old room," Cirillo said. "We have big markers, pencils because they have little hands."
Julie Aitken, director of the center, said the YMCA chose the building on Mueller Road because it allows room to expand, which would allow more opportunities for children to play and learn. Aitken said there is a waiting list for parents to enroll infants. Expansion for a third infant room would allow for more infants to be enrolled.
"We want to get that room done as soon as possible," Aitken said.
When children are dropped off at the center, they don't just play. The center operates on the project-construct curriculum, Aitken said. Each classroom has a weekly lesson plan based on a theme. Aitken said it's a very play-based curriculum.
"They're learning about Alaska right now, about Eskimos and polar bears," Aitken said.
The registration fee at the center is $75 for the first child and $65 for each additional child. Weekly fees parents pay for their children to attend the center vary. Members of the St. Charles YMCA pay $20 per week less than parents who are not members. The center is open 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Annual Legislative Breakfast
Senator Tom Dempsey was the guest speaker at our first Annual Legislative Breakfast on October 30th. He acknowledged that Missouri faces many big problems, but he outlined the legislatures' plans for BIG solutions, which is an acronym for Build infrastructure, Invest in education, and Grow our economy. Also attending were Cesar Silva - VP of Operations for the YMCA, Renee Tillman - our Executive Director, Mayor Pagano of St. Peters, superintendents from local school districts,a number of YMCA Board members and YMCA directors.
Volunteers of the Year
Gerald and Mary Spavale were recently awarded Volunteers of the Year for the St. Charles County Family YMCA. From working Movie Nights and Pot Luck lunches to the Strong Community Campaign phone-a-thon, the Spavales are at the Y nearly every day of the week, either working out or helping others. "Volunteering makes you feel involved and better about yourself," said Mary. "It helps you get out and meet new people, and help others at the same time." Their daughter, Maryann Bohnenstiehl, works at the Y, which is even more reason why Gerald and Mary make the Y their home away from home.
New Yoga Class
Our Yoga classes are expanding! In additon to our regular Thursday night classes ( 7:00 - 7:55 pm) we now have Tuesday night classes, from 7:30 - 8:30 pm. Come join the fun! Click here to read about the benefits of yoga - and we'll see you there!
Diabetes Prevention Program
The St. Charles County Family YMCA is launching its Diabetes Prevention Program to help those at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes. This program is part of the CDC-led National Diabetes Prevention Program.
Classes will begin soon and run for 16 weeks. The program is held at the St. Charles County Familyt YMCA. Program goals are to reduce body weight by 7% and incrase physical activity to 150 minutes per week. Contact the Service Center for details.
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - Noon; 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - Noon; 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Monday - Thursday: 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Friday: 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sandy Bethmann has been coming to the Y for several years now. Her road to greater health and fitness began in 2009 with simply a desire to feel better and sleep better. Her journey of discovery went from one good habit to another, and today Sandy has lost 140 pounds and is happy, confident, and healthy. CLICK HERE to read her story in her own words or read it on St. Charles Patch.com:http://stcharles.patch.com/blog_posts/ymca-member-shares-weight-loss-journey . She is an inspiration to us all!
Sandy Bethmann before her weight loss journey.
Sandy Bethmann today!
Strength and Power Games Winners
First Place at Lifeguard Competition!
Pool Closure Schedule
Pool Closure
Our annual pool cleaning and maintenance will require the pool to be closed from August 20th - September 9th. There are other YMCA pools you can enjoy during our closure. Please CLICK HERE for a flyer showing the pool closure schedule for each of the YMCA's. Thank you for your patience!
ECEC Special Visitor
About a month ago, the kids and families at the ECEC got together to round up supplies to send to the troops, specifically Zack Kreger and his platoon! One of our parents, Anne Juden, graciously came up with the idea and volunteered her time to see the efforts through! The kids sent them homemade cards to show their appreciation as well! Early this week, we got pictures from Zack of his group opening up their supplies we sent them! We created a poster and hung it up to share with the kids and their families so they could see the good deed they had done come to life!! Zack is home with his family for two weeks and came by to thank the kids and teachers in person! The kids took time to make Zack Welcome Home banners and we hung them in the front hallway so he would see them as he arrived into our school! I have attached a few pictures of the question/answer session he did with the kids and teachers! The questions are too good not to share as I was pretty impressed with what the kiddos came up with!
Do they have Walmart?
How do you fly an airplane?
How hot does it get (surprisingly, 120 degrees (not too different from St. Louis)!!!
Do you have a bed to sleep in?
Do you have a bed time?
These were just a few good ones that got great answers!
SO......thank you SRC Zack Kreger!!!!
Cesar Silva, Executive Director of the Greater St. Louis YMCA, joins our kids at the ECEC 4th of July Parade
The Early Childhood Education Center held its 12th Annual 4th of July Parade on Friday, June 29th. Complete with flags, banners, wagons, and family, these children showed their true patriotic spirit! Check out our Facebook page for more photos: https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Charles-County-Family-YMCA/162728491617?ref=tn_tnmn Cesar Silva was able to join us for the event. Thanks Cesar!!
Personal Trainer Spotlight
Diane is one of our most experienced fitness staff at the YMCA. Everyone that is a member knows who Diane is. She has the biggest heart and a very outgoing personality! Diane teaches Pilates, Power Sculpt, SilverSneakers, Cardio-n-Core and all her students love her. Diane's personal training clients enjoy how she fits everyone's fitness needs to their own level.
New Personal Trainer Prices
2012 New Lamplighters!
With the Y, you're not just a member of an association; you're part of a cause with a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, and supporting our neighbors. The Lamplighter Society was established in St. Louis in 1972 in recognition of individuals who remember the Y in their estate plans, make an outright gift to the YMCA Endowment Fund, or establish various kinds of planned gifts to light the way for those who follow.
Members may designate their gifts to support a specific branch or program if they wish. Contact our Y if you are interested in becoming a Lamplighter.
Congratulations to Maryann and Warren Bohnenstiehl – our newest 2012 Lamplighters! Maryann is our Administrative Assistant and Membership Secretary. Thank you!
We are now on Facebook!
The St. Charles County Family YMCA has its own Facebook page now! Check us out and "like" us - you will get up to date information quickly on health tips, events, news, programs, and special Y activities. Don't miss another great Y experience!
You can also click the Facebook link at the bottom of our website to take you directly there. Be sure to "like" us for direct news about our Y.
Stay in touch - stay connected!
Membership Has Its Advantages!
Because the Y is for everyone, we bring together parents and kids like no other organization. From family camps to game nights, the Y provides endless opportunities for families to spend quality time together.
With the Y, you're not just a member of a facility, you're part of a cause. With a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, and giving back and supporting our neighbors, your membership gives you and your community the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
Bookfair Rapidly Approaches
Thousands of St. Louis area residents have been finding new friends in old books at the YMCA Bookfair for 33 years, and that tradition continues August 17-22, 2012 at the Kennedy Recreation Complex. Read more.
Go to YMCA Bookfair Web page.
The Y Takes on Diabetes
A new health program being rolled out at YMCAs across the country shows the potential for a community-based organization to deliver a nationwide health-care intervention, reports The Wall Street Journal. Read full article.
Early Education Education Center Hosts Prom
The ECEC prom was held on May 11th, where all the 4 year old "juniors" and 5 year old "seniors" were showcased as queens and kings of the Prom Court.
Dressed up in their very best, the children dined on appetizers and danced unabashedly in front of family and friends.
Excitement for the prom started long before the event began. "The energy in the room even at breakfast was absolutely overwhelming," said Theresa Asinger, ECEC Coordinator. "The children could hardly contain themselves."
The prom was held in anticipation of graduation ceremonies which will be held on Wednesday, May 16th.


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There but first of -- -- start off with Michael -- and he is a -- -- Advising -- fund managers hedge fund managers mutual fund managers Michael thanks for joining us and end very bearish take here.
This bring your early out on the call.
Per usual -- the last turns here in the bubble.
Yeah a lot of people seem to be surprised by that the daily.
-- headlines coming out of Europe you've been anticipating this a while -- is your forecast still.
Bearish this Italy's for the next three to six months.
I -- I think it's important for people to keep the business cycle in mind you know I worked on Wall Street is Solomon Brothers I was in proprietary trading.
Back in the eighties and nineties and one of it -- all the stories in the book is.
Stocks go down when the economy contracts.
And my forecast now -- quantitative forecasting my -- -- hedge funds sovereign wealth funds.
Family offices.
Is -- the group the global economy is going into recession.
And therefore we can look forward to you earnings reports that are disappointing.
And that -- Wall Street strategists and analysts will not anticipate because there.
Forecasting street had growth in excel spreadsheets.
So you know my recommendation is that investors sell into rallies.
Not buying into -- but when they're so when the markets up you know usually you have people on when the markets up and they say oh it's going up is going not.
I would say the opposite when the market rallies I think that's a great opportunity to unload get neutral and try to keep your 401K for becoming a 201 K.
In them in the market for downturn that I'm not forecast and its -- that.
Lot of people may be caught off guard last Thursday you know second round of disappointing PMI is from around the globe.
We've seen that -- -- but last month and several times this brings some disappointments here.
And -- -- -- not just a Germany and Europe or us about China Brazil.
Here in the US even -- catching some people off guard big downturn on Thursday we -- the rally on Friday.
It looks like some people are taking your -- us selling into that rally Friday if you look at the markets today.
Yeah we'll -- -- entire global growth story that.
Drove the boom now I was bullish starting back in April 2009.
You know the market -- have.
The Fed was expanding its balance sheet there -- -- for -- economy to recover and the markets to rally for a long time.
That's stories over if you look at -- at them at the global boom it's over China.
Is he going into contraction while -- growth is slowing down anyways -- -- Europe is in the deep contraction in the whole emerging markets story is just put it.
Brazil Russia you know that that -- idea and to make things worse the dollar is strengthening and that means that earnings per US companies.
Which had dependent on export earnings those earnings are going to be worth less because the dollar is strengthening.
Now there a couple of barometers.
As far as economy -- that individual investors should maybe -- denial of these manufacturing report seem to be one of them the market really responds to.
Particularly coming -- recession the ISM there was of strong correlation.
For manufacturing here in the US let us aside from the manufacturing -- keeps an eye on the headline.
The unemployment rate but I they're to a three that that you're really zero -- and advise individuals to juvenile.
But yes -- the EC RI Economic Cycle Research Institute as a weekly leading economic index and that's been ticking down week after week.
On the two most important things driving the US economy our retail sales and industrial production.
And -- both declined.
In the last report you know in the last few weeks and I have a forecasting model in the next twelve months points down.
And not there are a lot of companies that are exposed so I'm basically telling my clients hedge funds to short the market basically to sell into rallies and go short and the things.
That I am recommending to be short -- -- for individual investors it's -- -- short.
For instance apple you talked about Starbucks I think Starbucks is expanding into Europe and China had exactly the wrong time in the cycle.
Apple is everybody's favored -- stock the other products are great.
But Apple's stock could have and still being an uptrend so the price of apple shares has just simply gotten out of whack and we should we went out -- long term trend.
-- we should -- you look at very long term -- -- you're talking 200 week averages as opposed to the twenty day averages that some intraday traders types would look at.
Right at 200 week average that now -- to keep that in perspective.
-- could -- to -- three week average is still be in a long term uptrend.
That 200 week average is down 52%.
For -- for apple and nobody short apple that the short interest is -- 1% of the float.
And you know I went around New York I recently saw my -- from clients and still.
One of their favorite -- it's a big hedge fund holding so all that tells me is that there's a lot of people out there that.
That it will that could be forced to sell apple stocks that are bubble stocks apple Starbucks stocks like that it would every individual investors -- -- yes.
-- because they -- -- also -- -- Iowa and apple hit its high we saw the selling in catch a lot of people off guard and it fell 400 dollars very quickly per share.
Right well there are inverse.
ET apps that are easy for for individual investors to do -- PSQ.
Is a negative ETF on the NASDAQ.
It's one for once -- the NASDAQ goes up 1% it goes down 1% the NASDAQ was down 1% it goes up 1%.
I think those are the kind of things that makes sense it if the markets can go into it extended downturn.
And try to -- I'd like to say something about -- Bernanke and the Fed you know.
-- -- just wrote the she was a coauthor with Milton -- -- monetary history the United States she just died.
In her obituary in the New York Times she opposed Bernanke's reappointment.
And this is what she said an article in New York Times.
Bernanke seems to know only to amounts zero and trillions.
Why is easy monetary policy such as soon.
It increases the severity of the recession that inevitably follows when the bubble bursts now the Fed has something called the portfolio balance channel.
They deliberately forced people into you.
Equities and junk bonds might not lowering interest rates is the deliberate policy it's not a it's not you know.
It's not some scheme or something that I made up an assortment -- -- next guess I should say because he's trying to legal battle inflation because you're not getting paid anything by your bank.
It's -- savers are being punished by.
Some not critics.
Well that I think was a big big mistake and no less than the -- of monetary history the United States says that that policy is in the state.
And I think a lot of people you know like I said for a one -- become a 201 K.
Just like happened and that and that housing bubble we have above -- in the stock market and a bubble in the economy and people should really.
Take great care and limit their risk from the market downturn that's my advice to individual investors.
Leon Morgan Stanley element as saying -- that -- extending twist basically just -- the -- the hands of policy that's it has little benefit as they put it.
But the one the other side -- that -- is.
Is there concerned that that your forecast.
Could be caught off guard by 'cause it's an election year we know the Federal Reserve generally does everything they can to make to boost the economy we've seen historically and the government that's in power remaining years did Democrats for the most part -- the White House.
And -- with a sense to stay in power did that -- could just open the -- more and that could boost risk assets moving into year end.
Good question and I'm going to guess that I'm going against that and I I have a lot of credibility on the line here young I'm taking -- very -- -- And I'm not permit there don't get me wrong.
That I just think that they lost control basically the global economy with the advance in Europe.
In the events coming out of China are going are much more powerful on what is going you know it -- affecting was going to happen in the US.
And business conditions in the US it's only four months until the election so.
You know in the stock market looks ahead though.
And thank you know the global markets are down a lot more than US markets nasdaq's only down about 5% from its high it topped out at the beginning of April global markets topped out in the middle of march.
So I think that we're going to have a steady downtrend.
In stocks and again I just say sell the rallies I don't sell -- it out when it's when -- down a lot that we need get a chance when the markets up 20% after a few days three -- -- or something.
That's the time to lighten -- and and moving into.
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Check out [http://www.hgsc.bcm.tmc.edu/~kdurbin/zlinks.html OSX Zaurus Links]. | Check out [http://www.hgsc.bcm.tmc.edu/~kdurbin/zlinks.html OSX Zaurus Links]. |
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Can I sync with a Macintosh?
- Using ZOSX Sync
Check out OSX Zaurus Links.
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Last updated: 2003.Jun.09
- Use the raw XML files.
The older Zaurus PIM applications (SL-5500) store their data in XML format. One could presumably FTP them from the Zaurus (under the "/home/root/Applications/" directory) and then parse the XML (perhaps using Perl, which comes with MacOSX) and convert it into something compatible with desktop software.
Applies to: SL-5000D, SL-5500
Last updated: 2002.Mar.29
- Use ZMacSync.
There is a shareware tool ZMacSync that syncs Addresses between MacOS X and a Zaurus with SharpROM or Cacko. Refer to http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/23274 for latest updates.
Last updated: 2005.Apr.05
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- Yes, using QtopiaDesktop
Trolltech has created "QtopiaDesktop" for Linux, which will let you sync the PIM software and transfer files and programs to/from the Zaurus. ftp://ftp.trolltech.com
Last updated: 2002.Apr.03
- Not with Evolution, at the moment
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Needs some getting used to
By Joe the golfer
from New Jersey
I was excited to see a sound machine in which a headphone could be plugged into so that intrusive noises won't interrupt me while sleeping. The device is mostly effective at doing this, but 2 or 3 hours before waking up in the morning it must be taken off due to the repetitive sound. I may be able to reduce the volume to a point where the device is still effective. The other gripe is the alarm. It doesn't work in conjunction with the headset and you could oversleep. It's worth getting accustomed to the sound oasis, which I hope to do soon, because it's the only effective option I've found for very loud nighttime disturbances.
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By Oh Hanna San
from huntsville, ala.....
every thing was as I expected....arrived promptly...good packaging...use 24/7.....would have liked to see a mixing capability
Difficult to use.
By weshornem
from Eastsound, WA
We love the sounds, but it is too often difficult to connect in the sound therapy home unit.
Only one I've kept!
By Happy Customer
from Houston, TX
I'm a day sleeper. Now I can sleep undisturbed by neighbors and street noise!
What I was looking for
By J in Texas
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I use the Oasis to cover the sound of my air conditioner going on and off during the night. It has allowed me an uninterrupted night's sleep.
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from Vancouver Isle, British Columbia, Canada
Have used the regular sleep machines for years and found them bulky for travel. Plus the hassle of conversion in the UK. Now with the option of batteries no worry about adaptors and the compactness of the unit is a space plus!
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not what i expected
By rosy
from iowa
ocean sound expected & desired ; Loud running water sound very unnecessary or required. Finally used to it
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Best noise-blocking device
By Maire
from Quebec
The product is extremely effective used with noise-reducing earphones. I use it so as not to hear music from adjoining apartments. I haven't had it long enough to know how durable the machine is but, so far, I am completely satisfied. A plus is that the chosen sounds are calming and soothing. The fact it can be operated on 4 AA batteries and has a headphone jack was a selling point for me.
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from Oklahoma
This is our second sound machine. We use it every night. It works wonderfully blocking out the noise so you don't hear anything else going on. We love it.
Not Authentic!
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The sounds weren't very authentic, They disturbed my sleep with their graininess. I had to return the product.


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Neil Simon's 1976 romp, "California Suite", takes an entertaining look at the truth that no two marriages are alike as five couples take successive holidays within the walls of suite 203. View More images >>
Presented by the Royal Palm Players, California Suite is divided into four playlets that have in common only their setting in the same suite and their observations of marriage — and, of course, their comedy. This is Neil Simon, after all.
The large cast gives Boca Grande a chance to enjoy the talents of 10 island regulars.
In the first playlet, "Visitor from New York," Hannah (Ann Fletcher) and Billy (Bob Young) spend an interlude on Thanksgiving Day years after their divorce rediscovering what they once liked about each other.
Hannah and Billy begin by drawing an entertaining contrast between an uptight New Yorker who believes 40 blocks in Manhattan is the center of the universe and a laid-back Californian who has given up smoking, alcohol, pills, and his analyst and is "kinda rusty" on New York banter.
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Final Fantasy 4 now available for Android through Google Play Store
Square Enix has announced Final Fantasy 4 is now available for Android on the Google Play Store, and it's based on the full 3D remake from 2008. The game is compatible with Android 2.3 and after and will run y ou £10.99/€14.49. Shots are below.
Mon, Jun 03, 2013 | 15:45 BST
Final Fantasy IV remake out for Android
Square-Enix has today released the latest 3D remake port of Final Fantasy IV for Android.
Fri, Dec 07, 2012 | 19:28 GMT
Final Fantasy 4 releasing on iOS, Android in Japan
Final Fantasy 4 will release on iOS in Japan later this month on December 20, followed by a release on Andorid in the spring, according to Gamer.ne. Each version will run consumers ¥1,800, which is around $22 each. Thanks, TechCrunch.
Thu, Feb 24, 2011 | 02:22 GMT
Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection's "Interlude" detailed
The mysterious third component of the Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection, Interlude, has been revealed as an – uh – interlude between FFIV and FFIV: The After Years.
Tue, Feb 01, 2011 | 21:33 GMT
Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection confirmed for western release
Square Enix has confirmed today that Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection will launch in the west.
Sat, Jan 22, 2011 | 21:07 GMT
Square puts Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection Ultimate Pack up on its store
Square has posted shots of its store exclusive Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection, a PSP compilation of Final Fantasy IV with The After Years sequel.
Mon, Jan 03, 2011 | 12:38 GMT
Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection dated, priced for Japan
Square's to release the Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection in Japan on March 24.
Wed, Sep 08, 2010 | 06:20 BST
Dissidia: Final Fantasy sequel announced in Japan
Hear that? That's the starting gun for pre-TGS going off. Square Enix just fired the first shot.
Tue, Jan 12, 2010 | 11:18 GMT
Dragon Quest IX gets classics release in Japan
Square Enix has confirmed that Dragon Quest IX will be getting a budget release in Japan.
Tue, Jul 21, 2009 | 18:55 BST
Final Fantasy IV getting the Virtual Console treatment in Japan
Final Fantasy IV will land on Japan's Virtual Console August 4 for 900 Points.
Final Fantasy I through III are already available on the Virtual Console in Japan.
Still no word on when it will be released elsewhere.
Via Joystiq.
Wed, Mar 25, 2009 | 17:24 GMT
GDC: Final Fantasy IV, My Life as a King sequels confirmed for WiiWare
Straight from Nintendo's GDC keynote, the company just announced that a WiiWare version of Final Fantasy IV's cell phone-based sequel, The After Years, as well as a sequel to Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King, are on the way.
Get the full liveblog of the speech here.
Sat, Feb 28, 2009 | 11:15 GMT
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years heading to WII
Final Fantasy IV is heading to the Wii, according to the ESRB website.
Called Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, the game appears to be 2D RPG, unlike the 3D version released last summer, and will include an item called 'Bacchus Wine' to use when battling enemies.
It's apparently based on Japanese mobile phone title, Final Fantasy IV: The After. No word on whether this will be a retail or WiiWare release.
Hit the link for more.
Wed, Jan 28, 2009 | 09:27 GMT
Japanese Xbox.com URL suggests Final Fantasy IV 360 [Update]
This 1UP piece brings word that if click on this link – http://www.xbox.com/ja-JP/games/f/finalfantasy4/details.page/ – you'll be taken a legitimate Japanese Xbox.com page – albeit an empty one.
However, if you're thinking it could be some randomly generated placeholder, then feel free to replace the words "final fantasy IV" with whatever you like and see what happens.
After Square Enix unveiled two new XBLA title, the firm did promise "to bring its popular games as well as original titles to the download service in the future."
Is this one of them?
We'll of course check with Square Enix right away.
Update: If you type the word, 'SuperMario' instead of Final Fantasy IV, you get the same message but only if you add the '/details.page/' suffix. Still, this is looking increasingly uncertain.
Super Mario XBLA? We seriously doubt it.
Thanks, Syrok.
By Mike Bowden
Mon, Aug 11, 2008 | 13:21 BST
FFIV gets Euro launch on September 5
Square Enix just confirmed that FFIV will be launch on DS in Europe on September 5.
That's it, pretty much. Press release after the link.
Thu, Jul 10, 2008 | 12:41 BST
Square Enix's E3 line-up includes two new Star Ocean PSP games
Square's announced its E3 line-up, and it contains a few surprises.
As well as The Last Remnant, Infinite Undiscovery and Star Ocean: The Last Hope, the firm will show Star Ocean: First Departure and Star Ocean: Second Evolution, both for PSP.
Taito's Exit DS and The Legend of Kage 2, again for DS, will also be shown.
Chrono Trigger, Dragon Quest The Chapters of the Chosen, FFIV and iPod game Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes make up the rest of the list,
FFXIII isn't mentioned, but we know it's going to have presence at the LA show next week.
Press release after the link.
Tue, Jun 24, 2008 | 22:30 BST
English FFIV DS shots released
On Inputgame. The DS version of the fourth instalment in the Square RPG series is in 3D, as you can see. It's out later this year in the west, but there's no specific date on it at the moment.
Mon, Jun 02, 2008 | 08:23 BST
Final Fantasy IV DS trailer released
What better way is there to spend Monday morning than watching a trailer for Square Enix's Final Fantasy IV on DS?
There isn't one. Check out some superlative voice acting through the link.
Game's out this "summer".
By Mike Bowden
Thu, Apr 24, 2008 | 13:39 BST
FFIV to release in Europe this "summer"
Ever the one for solid release dates, Square Enix Europe has put out a press release saying Final Fantasy IV will release for DS this summer.
The game's coming out on June 22 in the US.
Press release after the link.
Fri, Apr 11, 2008 | 07:27 BST
FFIV formally dated for US
Square Enix has confirmed that the DS remake of Final Fantasy IV will release in America on June 22, according to various reports. The publisher has said that you can expect to se a European release date on this in the very near future.
Wed, Apr 09, 2008 | 07:48 BST
Euro FFIV, Crisis Core announcements "very soon"
Square Enix has confirmed that announcements regarding European launch details for both the westernised version of Final Fantasy IV for DS and Crisis Core – Final Fantasy VII are imminent.
"Regarding both your questions, we should have some announcements being made public very soon," a rep told videogaming247.
FFIV is releasing in the US in July. Crisis Core is already out in the States, and it likely to see a June release in Europe, the incentive of a special edition with an art book being offered to those willing to wait.


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HAMPTON - Police charged a 70-year-old roommate of Robert Roderick with second-degree murder Monday for allegedly beating Roderick to death with a sledge hammer inside his rented beach house last Thursday.
Peter Bartoloni was incarcerated on an unrelated Hampton charge of failure to register as a sex offender when police arrested him Monday morning on the murder charge, according to assistant attorney general Peter Hinckley and court records.
Bartoloni and Roderick, 56, were roommates "for a brief time" at the beach house Roderick rented at 19 M St., Hinckley said.
They were roommates at the time of the murder, the prosecutor said.
Roderick's body was discovered on the living room couch by a third roommate Thursday night.
An autopsy revealed cause of death to be blunt impact injuries to the head.
In an unrelated case, Bartoloni was arraigned in the 10th Circuit Court in Seabrook Monday morning on a charge alleging he failed to report his status as a sex offender to the Hampton Police Department after moving into the beach house with Roderick.
Police arrested Bartoloni on the failure-to-report charge Friday while investigating Roderick's murder.
"During our investigation we became aware of this individual who had not reported," Hampton Police Chief Jamie Sullivan said.
According to a police affidavit, Bartoloni was convicted of rape in Massachusetts in 1990.
"When running a query on Mr. Bartoloni, he also shows to be a Commonwealth of Massachusetts sexual offender for a sexual offense occurring on 1980-12-22. Based upon this information, it appears likely that he has multiple convictions or prosecution for sexual offenses," Hampton police Detective Christopher Gilroy wrote in the affidavit.
When police contacted the Massachusetts Sexual Offender Registry Board, they were told that Bartoloni last registered as an offender in Lowell, Mass., and never indicated that he had moved or planned to relocate to Hampton as required by law, the affidavit said.
In an interview, Bartoloni told police that he has been living on Hampton Beach for "five months" and that he is aware that he's a registered sex offender, the affidavit said.
Bartoloni also told police that he was considering a move to New Mexico.
Bartoloni will be arraigned Tuesday on the murder charge in the 10h Circuit Court in Seabrook.
Meanwhile, the manager of the Westport Motel on Ashworth Avenue confirmed that Bartoloni had checked into the motel Thursday night. The manager said Bartoloni was "in and out" of the motel that night.
Scott Anderson, who had been staying with Roderick a few days last week and found Roderick's body, described Bartoloni as a "gentle, older guy."
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Thu, Sep 12, 2013 | 14:34 BST
Nintendo downloads North America – The Wonderful 101, Toki Tori 2+, Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link
Nintendo has updated its eShop offerings for North America with The Wonderful 101, Toki Tori 2+, Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link and a demo for Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl which will be made available on September 16. There's also a video showing off the update to Toki Tori 2 available below courtesy of Two Tribes. Full update below.
Thu, Aug 29, 2013 | 12:49 BST
Kamiya keen on Wonderful 101 sequel, original Bayonetta on Wii U
Platinum Games' Hideki Kamiya has expressed interest in creating a sequel to The Wonderful 101 and in bringing the original Bayonetta to Wii U.
Wed, Aug 28, 2013 | 10:47 BST
Nintendo PAX prime line-up includes Pokemon X & Y, Bayonetta 2, Zelda & more
Nintendo has announced its PAX Prime line-up, which includes a speaker session from The Wonderful 101′s Hideki Kamiya, hands-on opportunities with Pokemon X & Y, and more.
Thu, Aug 22, 2013 | 09:40 BST
The Wonderful 101 nearly had an 'all-star' Nintendo cast
Platinum Games' Hideki Kamiya has revealed that The Wonderful 101, an exclusive Wii U title, was almost filled to the brim with Nintendo favourites.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 00:12 BST
The Wonderful 101 initial Japanese shipment just 30,000 – rumour
According to a Japanese retail report, Nintendo has released just 30,000 copies of The Wonderful 101 in Japan.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 01:22 BST
Is The Wonderful 101 a pretty waste on Wii U?
The Wonderful 101 is a a cleverly-produced game exclusive to Wii U. VG247′s Dave Cook plays Platinum's final code and ponders if it deserves to go beyond Nintendo's borders.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 10:03 BST
The Wonderful 101 reviews begin: get all the scores here
Platinum Games' latest is a genre-blending Wii U exclusive which has drawn fairly warm praise from critics so far; here's our round up of the first crop of reviews.
Thu, Aug 15, 2013 | 08:43 BST
The Wonderful 101 European launch trailer shows giant mech battles, unite powers
The Wonderful 101 has received a European launch trailer ahead of its August 23 launch. It hits North America on September 15. The clip shows Earth's heroes pummelling giant mecha dragons and tanks with their Unite Morph abilities. It's quite epic.
Sun, Aug 11, 2013 | 22:16 BST
The Wonderful 101 demo now available through eShop in North America
Good news everyone! It looks as though the demo for The Wonderful 101 which was released yesterday in Europe and Japan is now available through the North American eShop. No need to wait any longer. Log into the eShop and get to downloading. Thanks, Game Informer.
Sun, Aug 11, 2013 | 22:24 BST
The Wonderful 101 demo now available though eShop in Europe and Japan
During the Nintendo Direct session today focused entirely on Platinum Games' The Wonderful 101, the game' combat system was explained along with the announcement that demo is now available through the eShop in Europe and Japan. No word on when it will be coming stateside just yet, but the game is out in North America on September 15. You can watch a the Nintendo Direct session and another video for the game below.
Fri, Aug 09, 2013 | 10:39 BST
Platinum Games to make announcement after today's Wonderful 101 Nintendo Direct
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Thu, Aug 08, 2013 | 17:03 BST
Nintendo announces gamescom line-up
Nintendo has announced the games it will be bringing to gamescom later this month, and those attending will be able to get there hands on titles such as Mario Kart 8 for Wii U and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds for 3DS.
Thu, Jul 25, 2013 | 21:20 BST
The Wonderful 101 gameplay video shows a fun looking title from Platinum Games
The Wonderful 101 looks rather fantastic, if the gameplay trailer posted below is anything to go by. Makes us want a Wii U, actually. Check it out or miss out. The Wonderful 101 hits the console in Europe in late August and in North America in early September.
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 | 05:13 BST
The Wonderful 101 trademark blocked in the US
Nintendo of America has encountered difficulties securing a US trademark for The Wonderful 101. The Platinum Games title apparently sounds too similar to "The 101″, a previously filed trademark, although Nintendo has argued that its own mark is unlikely to cause confusion as the "wonderful" bit is the most memorable of the three components. You can read over the details of the case on NeoGAF. The Wii U exclusive drops next month; check out the opening cinematic.
Thanks, Cub3d.
Thu, Jul 18, 2013 | 22:57 BST
The Wonderful 101 intro trailer hypes for launch
In just over a month Wii U fans can get their hands on Platinum Games' long-awaited exclusive The Wonderful 101. To increase your anticipation to fever pitch, here is the introductory cinematic.
Mon, Jul 08, 2013 | 03:41 BST
The Wonderful 101 has Platinum's "all", so no DLC
The Wonderful 101 won't need DLC because Platinum Games has already put everything it can into it, according to project lead Hideki Kamiya. "We put all we want to do in 101 so you don't need DLC, I think," the outspoken developer said on Twitter. The Wonderful 101 is coming exclusively to Wii U in August and will be about 20 hours long – with lots of replayability.
Thanks, NintendoLife
Tue, Jun 18, 2013 | 22:44 BST
The Wonderful 101 is about 20 hours long
After much controversial discusson on just how long The Wonderful 101 will last, director Hideki Kamiya has said an average first play session could be about 20 hours.
Tue, Jun 11, 2013 | 17:24 BST
The Wonderful 101 hits Wii U August 23rd, E3 trailer & screens inside
Nintendo has confirmed that Platinum Games' madcap title The Wonderful 11 will hit Wii U on August 23rd 2013. We've got a trailer here.
Sat, May 18, 2013 | 18:41 BST
Nintendo Direct – Sonic: Lost World exclusive to Wii U, 3DS
Nintendo Direct sessions for North America and Europe contained quite a bit of interesting information on the firm's upcoming Wii U and 3DS titles for summer. During the event, the biggest take away was when Nintendo president Satoru Iwata announced that the next three Sonic titles to be released from SEGA will be exclusive to Nintendo systems.
Tue, Apr 30, 2013 | 06:53 BST
The Wonderful 101 probably isn't very long
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BETHB&GE OLDBETHBKiE BT R8 BETHPAGE LIS 47 POWELL ** fl£THP*&£ M* I I T I4 HP also serving ISLAND TREES PLAINVIEW PUINEDGE SEAFORD VOL. 8 NO. 16 Thursday, March 7, 1974 10 cents per copy iiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Photos - In - The - News inwmiwwiiwiwwwMHiiWMiiwimniim^ Assemblyman Stuart R. Levine (left) of the 10th District and Michael Doyle of the William V. Doyle Agency, Bethpage, discuss insurance legislation Tuesday in Albany. Both attended the annual Legislative Day of the New York State Association of Insurance Agents. Unique Search Started By Friends Of Nassau County Museum Long Islanders are being asked by the Friends of the Nassau County Museum to check their attics and basements for an assortment of key antiques and historic items, including one unlikely home-contained item, an original World War II Republicbuilt P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft. The hunt for this historic aircraft is all part of a major drive, organized by the Friends organization', to secure key antique and historically-significant additions for the Nassau County Museum collections. Dubbed as the Friends' "Ten Most Wanted Items," the program is designed to provide an organized search throughout all of Long Island for those furnishings and objects which are necessaryVfor permanent use at the various facilities of the museum, andespeciallyat the Old Bethpage village restoration and Nassau Hall in Muttontown. Friends President Gerald S. Kessler of Huntington Bay, a National Bank of North America Vice-President, said that the Long Island-made P-47 Thunderbolt, a World War II workhorse, is needed for the proposed aerospace museum, in Nassau County, and that the other key objects were especially necessary for use in Old Bethpage Village dwellings, which are included in Nassau's re-created farm village of the 1850's. "No stone will be left unturned in our attempt to find and secure these key pieces, wherever they are," Kessler said. The non-profit Friends organization, with a membership of about 1,000 Nassau and Suffolk residents, assists in the development and operation of Nassau County's museum program, including activities in the historic, landmark preservation and natural history fields. Much of its efforts have been devoted to obtaining, either through donation or direct purchase, the various antique furnishings that have been and are being used to . furnish the historic buildings at Old B« format assistant government and its residents an estimated $1 million. Besides the P-47 aircraft, the Friends' "Ten Most Wanted Items" list contains a set of four Queen Anne side chairs (circa 1730), a New York Queen Anne highboy (circa 1730), a "wag-on-the- wall-clock" (circa 1730) and a Dutch-New York pewter cupboard (circa 1720-30), all for use at the Schenck House in Old Bethpage. Also needed are late-18th and early 19th-century Oriental rugs for Old Bethpage village and Nassau Hall in Muttontown, as well as a set of Sheraton, Hep-plewhite or Duncan Phyfe chairs (circa 1800), a Tambour desk (circa 1800-1820), a Federal period oil portrait of a prominent. New Yorker (circa 1800) and a Hepplewhite chest (circa 1790- 1810), all for Nassau Hall. In an effort to locate the pieces, the Friends group has produced and printed a poster which depicts each of the wanted items for easy identification. The posters have been distributed to Nassau and Suffolk organizations, libraries, offices and public meeting places. Members of the Friends have also been asked to keep a wat-pieces are acquired by the organization, additional items will be added to the list as replacements and the ''search will continue as an on-going program." Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of the "Ten Most Wanted Items" poster or having information as to the whereabouts of any of the items should contact the Friends group at (516) 364-1050. Volunteers for P.E.O.P.L.E. are shown during a recent meeting of the group at the Walk-in-Center, at 280 Broadway, in Bethpage. Left to right: Rose Morrone, Joan Spalding, Nancy Verderosa, Mike Verderosa, Jim McKague (Program Director), Gene Gould (standing) and Al Wilscheck. The next meeting of P.E.O.P.L.E. will be held on Thursday, Mach 14,1974, at 8:15 p.m., at the Bethpage High School. Photo by Jerry Augusta Record Turnout For Eighth Annual Bethpage Panther's Awards Dinner Pictured above at the 8th Annual Awards Dinner of the Bethpage Panthers are, left to right: Chuck Johnson, BAMFO President; Florence CuUem, Tribune Publisher ^John Schmidt, Center of the N-Y Jets; Joe Carley, BAMFO Vice President and Sal Mosca, T.O.B. Councilman. Mrs. CuUem is accepting Founders Award presented by Mr. Johnson on behalf of the Bethpage Midget Football Association. The Bethpage Association of Midget Football held their Eighth Annual Awards Dinner recently at the Four Seasons Country Club in Woodbury with well over five hundred players, parents and supporters in attendance. The crowd was thrilled by the appearance of John Schmidt, perennial All-League Center of the New York Jets, who spoke to the youngsters and then tried to field their questions. The players and parents also heard from Bethpage Head Football Coach Howard Vogts while the political side was represented by Oyster Bay Town Councilman Salvatore Mosca. The eveniogV festivities were opened by Past, president Mince DeVito who introduced his successor, Panther President Chuck Johnson. In brief remarks, Johnson hailed the performance of Panther teams during the 1973 season, taking particular note of the Peanut and Jay Vee teams which won Long Island Midget Football League championships. He also called for increased parental participation during the coming year to meet the expanding needs of the various teams fielded by BAMFO. The 1974 Founders Award, given to the person who has contributed outstanding service to the Panthers during the year, went to Mrs. Florence Cullem, Publisher of the Bethpage Tribune. Mrs. Cullem fought back tears of joy as she accepted the award, made by the two men who helped found Bethpage Midget Football, Ben Zuk and Dick Medford. The Jets John Schmidt proved to be a witty and entertaining dinner speaker. The former Hofstra star, however, warned the youngsters of the severe dangers of drug experimentation. (Continued on Page Si A portion of the dab is shown at 8th Annual Awards Dinner of the Bethpage Midget Football Association held February 11th at the Four Seasons Club in Woodbury. Pictured, left to right, are: Ben Zuk, Dick Medford, BUI LaSaUa, N-Y Jets Center John Schmidt. Bethpage Football Coach Howie Vogts and Sal Mosca. Over 500 persons attended the affair.
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Mary J Blige
Mary J Blige
Mary J Blige