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- 2 The movie and the anime
- 3 Who's that pokemon?
- 4 Blastoise, Charizard, Venusaur
- 5 Fearow Trainer?
- 6 Only film canon to the anime?
- 7 Mewtwo's Origin for rating?
- 8 Just a question.
- 9 Team Aqua Logo?
- 10 Retcon?
- 11 Confused
- 12 Continuity
- 13 Two issues
- 14 New Articles
- 15 Wrong information about removed scenes
- 16 Sentret
- 17 Meowth and clone talk
- 18 Errors
- 19 Blu-Ray
- 20 Possibly not an error?
- 21 New error
- 22 Danish sub, "Vingingerne"
- 23 Togepi #152
- 24 Should this be noted?
- 25 Possible incorrect Trivia / Errors
The CGI effects were made for the Japanese DVD of it and not for the dub. --Qwertybub3 02:32, 01 June 2007 (UTC)
- Seeing as the DVD was only released in 2000 and the Japanese VHS with the CGI in late 1999, I'm inclined to think the dub got the new CGI first. - 振霖T 12:33, 1 June 2007 (UTC)
- If I remember correctly, something was said on the audio commentary about the CGI being added for the dub. Yes, I listen to audio commentaries. -Happy Mask Man 17:48, 1 June 2007 (UTC)
The movie and the anime
Could anyone tell me when the movie timeline is placed compared to the timeline of the anime? :) Amargaard 19:13, 19 July 2011 (UTC)
Who's that pokemon?
In the error section of this page it says that meowth gave the wrong names of pokemon. What If he meant to do that, not making it an error?
- I agree, but I thought Team Rocket made the mistake? Anyway, it only shows their lack of knowledge when it comes to Pokémon silhouettes, if you catch my drift ... Tesh 22:36, 22 July 2007 (UTC)
- He didn't do that in the original version, only in the English dub. Don't believe that excuse Michael Haigney and Norman Grossfeld gave that they were trying to make Team Rocket look stupid. They're only trying to cover for their mistakes. --PAK Man Talk 00:23, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
- "That is a mistake that we made. We actually made a mistake when we did the first draft of the script and we actually recorded that incorrectly. We did catch ourselves."
- "Right. I think the son of the sound effects editor noticed it watching the film."
- "Right. And [this] was before it was completely done and [he] pointed it out to us and we ultimately made - maybe it was laziness or maybe it was genius, I don't know (laughs) - decided to keep the mistake in: a) to make something fun for the kids to spot and also we realised that, well, would Team Rocket actually know every Pokémon and be experts to see the silhouettes and point them out correctly? And we decided ultimately that they can make a mistake so we can make a mistake."
Blastoise, Charizard, Venusaur
If I remember right, didn't Mewtwo have those clones pre-made, and then just faced them off against Shellshocker, Ash's Charizard, and Bruteroot? That'd mean that Togepi wasn't the only uncloned Pokémon. TTEchidna 22:14, 3 October 2007 (UTC)
- Yeah, he did already have them.--Starlight_the_ampharos 21:50, 11 February 2009 (UTC)
That doesn't mean they weren't uncloned. In the Origin of Mewtwo, they were Bulbasaurtwo, Charmandertwo, and Squirtletwo, all cloned by Dr. Fuji.- unsigned comment from PH1RESTRIKE (talk • contribs) 21:59, 11 February 2009
Fearow Trainer?
"When the three other Pokémon trainers are taking off, Cory is seen doing it twice, the second time on a Fearow."
I'm pretty sure that's not true. I remember on a fansite, they claimed that it's a different trainer. The Fearow trainer is a girl, too. I think she's in a crowd a few minutes before the trainers leave for New Island.
Oh, and I think that the DVD commentary confirms this, and that she didn't make it to the island. Seritinajii 12:29, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
I noticed this as well, cuz I zoomed in on the trainer and i think it was som blonde girl with pigtails that you can see near while Officer Jenny was talking. ShellShocker 10:34, 29 July 2008
Only film canon to the anime?
At least in non-Japanese languages, I'm sure Ash remembers having seen a Lugia from the Orange Islands when he meets Silver and its parent. --Johans 17:17, 13 November 2007 (UTC)
- Okay then. Go ahead and add it; I guess I forgot that.--Loveはドコ? (talk • contribs) 00:14, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
- The question is, why would any of them not be? Sure, Ash may not remember exactly, but remember, the show can't just assume everyone's seen all of it. TTEchidna 02:03, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
- Well, yeah, that's why I used "confirmed as canon," since the other movies may very well be, but it's not obvious because, like the majority of anime movies, the main series may not show any sort of acknowledgment of things that happened in movies.--Loveはドコ? (talk • contribs) 02:52, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
- Yeah, but then again, sometimes, the series doesn't even acknowledge it's own episodes, no matter how important they really are (eg. Ash forgetting what the P1 Grand Prix was in the Tyrogue episode despite participating, becoming champion of, and loaning his champ pokemon to the runner up, May claiming that she used Skitty in the Fallabor contest when she actually used Beautifly, Ash forgetting double battles despite the fact that the reason why he won HALF of the Orange League Badges IS because of Double Battles, etc, etc.) Weedle Mchairybug 11:17, 26 August 2008 (UTC)
- Well, yeah, that's why I used "confirmed as canon," since the other movies may very well be, but it's not obvious because, like the majority of anime movies, the main series may not show any sort of acknowledgment of things that happened in movies.--Loveはドコ? (talk • contribs) 02:52, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
- The question is, why would any of them not be? Sure, Ash may not remember exactly, but remember, the show can't just assume everyone's seen all of it. TTEchidna 02:03, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
Mewtwo's Origin for rating?
I don't get it, how could "Mewtwo's Origin" prevent the theatrical version from keeping its "G" rating? File:Ani384MS.gifShinyRayquaza 07:29, 27 January 2008 (UTC)
"Mewtwo's Origin" is a little dark for younger audiences. Animine 18:24, 6 June 2008 (UTC)
- You say 'a little dark,' I say 3 pokemon and a human die in it. Not an ambiguous death like Ash's, a clear death. Legionaireb 01:55, 30 July 2009 (UTC)
Just a question.
Anybody know who composed the music/background music for this movie? D: Takoto! 11:22, 3 May 2008 (UTC)
Team Aqua Logo?
I watched the movie on VHS after reading this aritcle and I think the Trivia should be changed. The so called logo on the bandana is simply a skull and cross bones not an "A". If it was related to anything it should say that it resembles a koffing. Thats my opinion. User:Rucario64
- Opinion goes on forums. It's the Θρtιmαtum♏Talk|Links09:35 1 Jul 2008
It is neither the Team Aqua logo, nor a normal Skull and Crossbones. The emblem on the trainers head is the emblem that appears on the stomach of the pokemon Koffing and Weezing. Legionaireb 04:40, 23 July 2009 (UTC)
Looking back at Ash's revival, it may have been the power of Aura that revived him. --Wikifixer 12:57, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
- Do you have proof? the only thing i remember that revived him were the tears of the Pokémon that cried when they saw him turn to stone; just as the legend said. --いぬみみ 22:02, 3 December 2008 (UTC)
Okay, so I'm a bit confused about the short "Mewtwo's origin"...there is a CD drama, right? is that just a plain audio CD? If so, then what is the 12 minute clip that was cut from the dubbed version of the 1st movie? And what's with Madam Boss and Miyamoto? All i know is Miyamoto saw Mew in the mountains and hasn't been heard from again. --いぬみみ 22:02, 3 December 2008 (UTC)
I know that there are conventions that determine where the movies take place in the Pokemon storyline, and that said conventions place this movie between The Pi-Kahuna and Make Room For Gloom, but I believe it takes place much later: Specifically, between Pallet Party Panic and A Scare in the Air. My material evidence is that when the brainwashed Nurse Joy in the movie requests that Ash and company release all their pokemon, there is no sign of Pidgeotto. Less concrete is my feeling that, up to the point of The Pi-Kahuna, Ash had not accomplished anything that would have gained him sufficient notoriety to cause trainers from as far away as Johto (as indicated by the presence of a Donphan in the party of the trainer that challenges Ash in the movie's opening) to specifically seek Ash out. It would require a feat as significant as placing in the top 16 of his first Pokemon League Competition. I would like others to weigh in on this issue. Legionaireb 05:10, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- Just because someone has a non-native Poke to the current region, doesn't mean they're from that region, sure it seems like that alot, but it doesn't always have to...Just sayin...--PsychicRider☮ 05:13, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
Two issues
One user added the fact that Ash's Charizard obeyed him in this movie, but I don't find it believable because Ash never gave orders to Charizard and that Charizard attacked Mewtwo without warning. Does anybody agree?
Also, would it be proper to mention that the movie's dub title is a reference to Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back? --rockersk08 23:07, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
- I won't comment on your first point, though I do believe that the Star Wars note should be added to the trivia section, especially since articles on episodes have similar notes. Legionaireb 01:52, 30 July 2009 (UTC)
New Articles
I suggest the creation of (at least) 3 new articles: one for Clone Pokemon, one for the clone Pikachu, and one for the clone Meowth. The clone Pikachu and Meowth deserve their own pages because they have personalities and abilities distinct from their originals. A page on Clone Pokemon can refer to Pokemon created by Mewtwo and the his creators, as well as Fossil Pokemon. Legionaireb 02:27, 30 July 2009 (UTC)
- Please do, and when you do, make a COMPLETE list of the clone Pokemon Jdrawer 16:18, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Wrong information about removed scenes
I am pretty much sure that the scenes about Mewtwo's childhood, Amber etc weren't removed from the original movie, they rather didn't exist back then yet! The first movie aired in July 1998 in Japan, the prequel in September 1999 as a "radio drama" in Japan, later on as a short anime. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mewtwo#In_anime_and_related_media And that's what I also remember. Maybe it's not important, maybe I'm just that interested in this because I highly hated the prequel. Since til now I was only here to edit minor mistakes, preferably about German Names etc, I couldn't change it myself if my complaint proves itself to be correct.- unsigned comment from Aicona (talk • contribs)
- It was removed from the American version of Pokemon 2000Jdrawer 16:19, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
two things about the coment just before mine: 1: I have the origin of Mewtwo short on my English copy, of the first movie, and 2, are you sure you mean the american version of Pokemon 2000? you need to be carefull about that, just to let you know, nothing negative. Christian Woods Azu! 05:48, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
I was watching the movie and there is a Pokémon that looks like it. And it's in the article. Is this speculation or fact?--Midnight Blue 01:26, 12 February 2010 (UTC)
Eh, sorry it's so big. But no, it's not a Sentret. That's a very badly drawn Eevee in the middle, and the one on the left is either a Mankey or a Meowth. The animation isn't all that great, being the first movie and all, but it's not a Sentret either way. I also went back to the beginning of the movie, and there isn't a Sentret in the Pokémon Center during the first storm scene either. R.A. Hunter Blade 18:48, 12 February 2010 (UTC)
Meowth and clone talk
Why is the subject about Meowth and his cloen talking about the moon when istead they talk about learning the lesson about what's the same and what's different? Jedi Striker 16:49, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
If this website is correct, should we add these? - Vhayes1992 18:19, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
- We have them on the page already. There's an errors section. R.A. Hunter Blade 20:37, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
I know this is probably not worth pursuing further, but the wikipedia page for Mewtwo Strikes Back says that the film will be released on Blu-ray disc on April 19, 2011. Can anybody cite this?--Skulblaka Shurtugal 19:27, 23 August 2010 (UTC)
Possibly not an error?
When Nurse joy said she'd rather be in Mewtwo's storm, than watch the Pokémon fighting, didn't Mewtwo say earlier "They [cloned Pokémon] will remain safe on this island with me, while my storm destroys the planet." when he was capturing all the Pokémon? Whatinthew0rld 18:04, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
- She said this sentence towards the end of the movie. Ruixiang95 11:30, 21 June 2011 (UTC)
New error
Added in the error about Fergus stating all his pokémon were water types when he has Nidoqueen. Moffooo 17:45, 26 June 2011 (UTC)
Danish sub, "Vingingerne"
The trivia in the article says "In the Danish version Brock says 'Jeg vidste ikke vikingerne stadig fantes.', and Ash replies 'Jo, men de turnere mest i Sverige.'". I have not seen the Danish dub, but if that is correct then that is most certainly a reference to the Swedish dansband Vikingarna. I don't know if this is something that should be added to the article though.
--Phil832 22:29, 2 September 2011 (UTC)
Togepi #152
The article lists Togepi being listed as Pokémon #152 as an error.
I'm pretty sure back in those days, Pokémon and their numbers were meant to signify the order of their discovery as a live specimen. Which is why prehistoric Pokémon have higher numbers, & why Mewtwo is before Mew. It was also thrown around that the numbers was the order of their induction into being classified as a Pokémon. Plus both were a way around explaining why everyone in/on Pokémon games/anime/merchandise kept saying there were only 150 (known) Pokémon.
I think at some point this numbering explanation has been forgotten/abandoned by most fans/official sources.
This movie also takes place before much of the structure to the Generation II and the Pokédex numbering in the games in general was laid down. So if anything, Togepi's number should be Trivia not a error. Yamitora1 17:31, 6 March 2012 (UTC)
- It stays as an error because if I remember correctly DVD release came out after the Generation II games were introduced in America. Frozen Fennec 17:54, 6 March 2012 (UTC)
- Your theory about Pokédex numbers is incorrect... there'd be several exceptions if that were the case. First off, it is stated that Todd's photo of Aerodactyl was the first picture ever taken of it, implying that it had never been seen before then. However, Dratini was in an episode earlier in the series, and his number is higher than Aerodactyl's. Same thing with Snorlax. Also, the legendary birds... they were known to exist in the second episode. As for Mew... I'm pretty sure that she had been seen by at least someone in South America much earlier. Which brings up another point... who has to be the one seeing these Pokémon before adding them to the Pokédex? Could a South American native's sighting be enough or does it need to be a researcher? Also, Mewtwo was most likely never seen by anyone with that authority, since the only people who knew of him were the scientists who created him (who were all killed), Team Rocket (who wouldn't have reported his existance), or trainers like Gary who battled him (who wouldn't have the "authority" as a researcher of adding him), so he'd never have been added to the Pokédex (and in the anime, he wasn't shown to be). So yeah, that definitely wouldn't work if we're talking anime. If we're talking games, it still wouldn't work, since Mew gave birth to Mewtwo, meaning that the scientists must have had a living Mew before Mewtwo was around, and their sighting of Mew would have listed her in the Pokédex before Mewtwo. Dannyjenn 04:19, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
Should this be noted?
I read on dogasu.bulbagarden.net that in response to EP038, there was a message before this movie saying that the movie had no flashing lights and it was safe to watch. Should it be noted here? JacobTheDoduo 23:17, 18 March 2012 (UTC)
Possible incorrect Trivia / Errors
- "Despite numerous mentions and hints that Charizard, as well as its pre-evolution forms will die if the flame on their tail goes out; both the Charizard clone and Charmandertwo were submerged in liquid with no visible flame while in their incubation chambers."
I don't know about the Charmandertwo (I never saw the Mewtwo's Origin short), but I re-watched Mewtwo Strikes Back and the Charizard clone is never seen without a flame. This could be because my DVD is fullscreen and that part may have been cut off the edge of the screen, so I could be wrong here.
- "This is the second time Ash dies and then comes back to life, the first being in The Tower of Terror."
I agree with this, although it's inconsistent with Bulbapedia's page for The Tower of Terror (which says Ash was knocked unconscious, not killed).
- "In the beginning of the English dub of the feature film, Raymond's Machamp is shown coming out of the Poké Ball twice."
Was that just in the dub? Because if not, I don't think that's an error... it looked to me like an instant-replay (which is odd since that's not done ever, but it seems more like trivia than an error). But if it was only in the dub, then yeah, it's probably an error.
- "Mewtwo is mistakenly colored a light blue instead of a light purple on the VHS and DVD cases."
I have the DVD and he's not blue. Part of him does look blue, but other parts of him are definitely purple. This is most likely just due to the printing, and not an error. Unless it was an error and they fixed it or something. Dannyjenn 21:31, 20 March 2012 (UTC)


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Telephone: (603) 745-8810
Get set to get wet at Whale's Tale Water Park. Two towering water slides. Two spectacular speed slides. Wave pool with ocean-size surf. Drift the meandering Lazy River. Whale's Harbor activity pool. All this and more for one price.

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Pizza in Manila: Nuccio's
Ladies and gents, my homeslices, every now and then one of you writes in with reviews and info about far-flung pizzerias that are way out of the range of typical Slice coverage. Today, we've got such an item for you. Mark Cohen, who lives part of the year in Manila, submitted a couple dispatches about some pizzerias in the Philippines. Here's the first of his reports. —The Mgmt.
Words and photographs by Mark Cohen | I grew up in the New York City area and lived there until I left for college. I was a typical New York pizza freak—except that, at the ripe old age of 12, I was making pizza out of the box, learning to work with dough (Chef Boyardee for those who remember). By the time I was 23, I was making pizza from scratch and was fortunate enough to work for a master pizzaiolo in the best pizza place in San Francisco in the late '60s, early '70s. My mentor hailed from the Naples area and was a great cook all around, so I learned from the best.
To this day, I bake pizzas and calzones every Friday night at home using flour, tomatoes, and mozzarella from Italy. I never use U.S. flour; in my opinion, it does not compare to Italian flour—nor do the pelati (tomatoes). The fresh mozzarella in the U.S. is a fine substitute for Italian fior d'latte or mozzarella di bufala, however.
Why am I telling you this? Because, much of the year, I live in Manila, Philippines. And, when I first arrived here, I naturally sought out every promising pizzeria to see what the city had to offer. There actually are more than you'd imagine, but until about five years ago, there was not one good pizza place in the country—at least not anything a New Yorker worth his salt would accept as good. But about ten years ago, a few Italians started opening up restaurants and the grade of pizza started to improve and change the pizza landscape. The fact that there is an experienced importer of Italian foods and pantry products in Manila has a lot to do with the availability of the ingredients necessary to make superior pizza. When Italians do food outside Italy, they import Italian products to meet their needs. This guarantees that, at a very minimum, the quality of the pizza will be at least good. But the issue remains turning these ingredients into a great pizza.
As of today, there are probably 20 places in all of Manila that make at least good pizza. There are only a few, however, that truly rise to the top when applying international standards. I have written a review of two such places; they are two of my favorite pizzerias, and I frequent both on a regular basis. Both produce a top-quality Naples–style pizza with a light layer of cheese. Both have adapted well to the availability of ingredients and pizzaioli to produce a delicious and consistent product.
Nuccio's Pizzeria
Nuccio's is a one-year-old pizzeria and spaghetteria in Makati City, the financial hub of Manila and the country. It is a large, open, informal setting with glass walls to the street on two sides, allowing lots of light and creating an almost outdoor feeling. It's a fun place to go, especially when owner Nuccio Saverio is there to greet you. He is as good as a host gets and will make anything for you the way you want, if he can, and is always ready to recommend something special or fresh.
For a pizza oven, Saverio turned to Italy and imported an exotic and beautiful wood-burning brick oven that he assembled himself. He uses local hardwood that is suitably dried. As with all wood-burning ovens used in restaurants that are open seven days a week, the embers never die, just rest overnight.
Saverio was fortunate to hire a young Filipino pizzaiolo who had worked at another famous pizzeria in town and who was well versed on dough-making and stretching. He uses a rolling pin to ensure that the dough is evenly thin and perfectly round in shape, which he does with skill and speed.
The flour is Italian "Tipo 00 per pizza" (type double zero for pizza). There is no better flour for gluten development and taste that I have ever experienced, and I have tried the best the U.S. has to offer. It is all I use personally. The sauce is a prepared mix imported from Italy and produced by "Covina," a leading Italian peeled-tomato and pantry-product manufacturer. Covina tomatoes are also available, but Saverio prefers the preblended sauce for its ease, balance, and taste. Early on, I was able to detect too much acidity, but Saverio eventually added some sugar and the sauce became sublime. He uses a good-quality mozzarella from Australia since whole-milk mozzarella, whether imported or local, is too expensive for the pizza market because of inherent price restrictions. It melts well and has a pleasing taste and texture. He tops it off with oregano on the way into the oven and adds fresh basil and olive oil when it comes out. The pizza bakes in about three minutes in the blazing-hot wood-burning oven, and of course has that wonderful smokey crust that we all have come to appreciate and love.
A basic 12-inch Margherita and other varieties run about $7—a little more with prosciutto, mushrooms, artichokes, etc. It is a great value no matter what you order. The pastas, if you're interested, run about $4 to $5, which is phenomenal, and you can get a fresh salad if you ask. All and all, this has become one of the best Italian eateries in Manila—the place Italians go for food and to meet other Italians, where people in the know go to eat great pizza and pasta. If in Manila, be sure to visit.
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Clarion Corp. of America (CCA) announced the appointment of Elkhart, Ind.-based MITO Corp. as its national distributor for the marine industry, effective June 1.
A veteran marine electronics manufacturer for nearly two decades, Clarion carries a full product line of marine multimedia products built to endure the harsh marine environment.
"Clarion is excited about expanding our relationship with MITO Corp.," says Frank Pierce, vice president, aftermarket division. "We look forward to working with MITO to further develop and strengthen our presence in the marine market."
"We are excited to be teaming up with Clarion to provide the Marine OEM industry with state of the art marine audio, video and speaker solutions," said Dan Maloney, vice president of sales for MITO Corp., a distributor of electronic components to the RV, bus and marine markets. "Clarion has built a solid reputation in this industry, and we are very pleased to become part of that."


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Eat Like A Caveman With The Paleo Diet
The Paleo Diet infographic from DrVita.com shows readers what it would take to eat like a caveman!
For those of you who keep asking yourself, "is there a diet that is right for me?" There are hundreds of diets to pick and choose from. One popular diet is Paleo. Below is Paleo in a nutshell.
The paleo diet, sometimes referred to the caveman diet is based on the diet of ancient humans. Getting nutrients from vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, meats, and fish, this diet helps you achieve a healthy and nutritious diet. This infographic helps you understand why the paelo diet is healthy, what foods to eat and avoid, and how it works. Give it a try and see if this diet is right for you.
The design is a good, short explanation of the Paleo Diet, and what it would take eat only natural foods like our ancestors. Intuitively it makes sense, since processed foods and grains are a relatively recent discovery in the history of mankind.
Mostly just a visual explanation, there are a couple statistics included that would have have been better if they had been represented as data visualizations. The footer should include both a copyright statement and the URL directly to the original, full-size infographic so readers can find the high-resolution version.
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COLP, Il -- The village in southern Illinois with a population of 250 is often referred to as a small town with a rich history.
The history referenced in Colp, Illinois motto comes from the more than 400 men and women who have served in the military, and in some cases, made the ultimate sacrifice during times of war.
The small community briefly saw its population increase about 50 percent, May 27, where people from the around neighboring towns came to honor its fallen service members during the Colp Area Veterans Celebration, Dedication and Remembrance ceremony.
Two Marines with 9th Marine Corps District, stationed at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois, were on hand, where they were able to honor four local Montford Point Marines who were among the first African Americans to serve in the Marine Corps during World War II.
Nearly 20,000 African-Americans joined the Marine Corps in 1942, after President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a presidential directive giving African Americans an opportunity to be recruited in the Marine Corps, according to the Montford Point Marines Association website.
They didnt receive recruit training at San Diego or Parris Island, however, but Camp Montford Point, N.C., a segregated training site for African American Marine recruits. For the next seven years, the camp remained opened until it became desegregated.
The four Marines are Sol Griffin, Jr.; James L. Kirby, Earl Taylor, Jr. and Archibald Mosley. These Marines, among many other Montford Point Marines across the country, were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest award that can be given to a civilian by Congress, in 2012.
Congress unanimously voted to recognize the Marines with the medal on Nov. 11, 2011, to recognize their contributions to the Marine Corps during the racial, tense times. Then-President Barack Obama signed the legislation into law, 12 days later.
Mosley, who served in the Marine Corps from 1942-1946, is one Colps two Montford Point Marines still living. Taylor is the other and lives in Detroit. He was in attendance to accept the Congressional Gold Medal plaque, created by local townspeople.
Despite what Mosley described as a physical sacrifice, to get into a vehicle due to his ailing legs, the 93-year-old, who lives in Nashville, Tenn., at an assisted living facility, made the three-hour trip with one of his daughters so he could tell the story of the Montford Point Marines.
He also said he was told Marines would be there and would not miss it for the world.
I wasnt disappointed, the grinning Marine said. As soon as I got in my wheelchair, the first people I saw were two Marines in dress blues. They reminded me of myself back then skinny and lean. But, I cant wear it anymore. Which is why its great those Marines still can, to keep the Corps looking good!
During the ceremony, multiple speakers, many of whom were veterans, spoke about the importance of remembering the sacrifices of the fallen. One such person is Jim Gentile, a local man from a nearby town who always wanted to give back to the military. He spearheaded the event that took place next to the towns post office.
I couldnt join the armed services, they wouldnt let me in during Vietnam, Gentile said. But, I always respected the military and what they were willing to leave behind for my freedom. In 2012, I found out about Mosley and three other Colp residents who received the Congressional Gold Medal. Lots of people, including myself, didnt know about these guys and their contributions. So, I wanted to make it known.
While going through their initial training, Mosley and other black Marines endured more hardships recruits would normally be used to, such as not getting hot showers and living in cardboard shacks.
Despite the racial treatment they received, it made Mosley and many more driven to get through the training and overseas to the fight.
Those were some bad, horrible times: things I would never wish on my worst enemy, Mosley said. But, one place racism never was present was in battle.
Mosley, along with more than 10,000 other Montford Point Marines, went on to serve in battles like Iwo Jima and Okinawa, performing admirably and enabling them to serve in follow-on conflicts such as in Korea and Vietnam.
Its been said before, but bullets dont have names, races or religions written on them, said the former corporal. It has one objective and that is to kill whoever is not on their side. We fought together against a common enemy.
Sergeant Mike Stachowski and Lance Corporal Jake Lamb were able to hand-deliver the Congressional Gold Medal mementos to Mosley and to the families of the other recipients.
In addition to hand delivering the mementos, the Marines placed a wreath front of a sign, with the towns more than 400 service members on it.
Stachowski said he and Lamb were honored to be part of an event that gives the Montford Point Marines the recognition they deserve.
One of the things about the Marine Corps that keeps me going is how we remember those who came before us, he said. Marines like Mosley and the other Montford Point Marines we are honoring today, are the reason why the Corps is and always will be strong.
I was very happy to be a part of this, Lamb said. I have only been in the Marine Corps just short of two years and this is something Ill remember having been a part of.
Mosley said his presence at the ceremony was not about him, but about those of all races who have passed away fighting for their country, and for those who the country didnt value equally at the time.
I am in no way regretful for my time, sacrifice and service to the Marine Corps I am very proud for what I did, he said. But, I am a preacher and I always preach that we dont hold grudges, that there should be no malice in our hearts for others. I am just grateful, even though it took a long time, for the people in Washington, D.C., to finally recognize our efforts for our country. I am just glad more people know about us and am very proud to represent all Montford Point Marines.2 Comments
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The four Marines are Sol Griffin, Jr.; James L. Kirby, Earl Taylor, Jr. and Archibald Mosley. These Marines, among many other Montford Point Marines across the country, were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest award that can be given to a civilian by Congress, in 2012.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Treasury prices remained higher Thursday after a U.S. auction of inflation-protected securities on a day where weak economic data combined with concerns over whether Washington will be able to avoid automatic spending cuts in March.
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note US:10_YEAR fell nearly 5 basis points to 1.96%. Yields were trading at 1.99% before the Labor Department released jobless-claims data. Treasury prices move inversely to yields. A basis point is one one-hundredth of a percentage point.
Yields on the 30-year Treasury bond US:30_YEAR fell nearly 5 basis points to 3.15% and yields on the 5-year note US:5_YEAR fell nearly 4 basis points to 0.83%.
The Treasury Department sold $9 billion in 30-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or TIPS, at a yield of 0.639%, its highest auctioned yield since February 2012.
Bidders offered to buy 2.47 times the amount of debt sold, compared to an average of 2.76 times at the last six sales. Indirect bidders, a group that includes foreign central banks, bought 54.5%, versus 40.9% in recent sales. Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, purchased another 14%, versus an average of 18.6%.
In emailed comments, George Goncalves, a bond strategist at Nomura Securities rated the auction a B.
"The bid/cover ratio is below average, however, potentially reflecting the richness of the asset class, but buyers showed up likely on the back of the sector's relative attractiveness," Golcalves wrote.
Earlier in the day, jobless claims rose more than expected to 362,000 in the week ended Feb. 16. Read more on jobless claims.
Additionally, manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region slowed down further in February, and financial information services company Markit said its gauge of U.S. manufacturing activity showed a slowdown. Read more on slowing February manufacturing activity.
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While jobless claims and the Philly Fed both supported safe-haven assets, it's more about Washington creeping toward sequestration without a resolution in sight, said Michael Pond, head of global inflation-linked research at Barclays.
"As we creep closer to the sequestration, some are realizing that may be a negative for growth," Pond said.
If not resolved by March 1, the so-called sequester requires the federal government to cut up to $85 billion in spending over the next six months. If the sequester goes through, some experts estimate it could shave 700,000 jobs from the U.S. economy over the next two years. Read more on sequester effect on jobs.
The Federal Reserve released minutes from its January meeting on Wednesday afternoon, pushing Treasury yields marginally lower. Overnight, economic woes in Europe seemed to worsen as the euro-zone preliminary composite purchasing-managers' index, or PMI, fell to a two-month low in February.
"We're seeing Treasury yields trade down on the news, but I would argue that's just trading in lockstep with what it was doing yesterday," said Gabe Mann, a treasury strategist at RBS.
Thursday morning's losses haven't pushed the yield on the 10-year note out of its tight range. Wednesday marked the 17th consecutive session where 10-year yields opened and closed within 5.5 basis points of 2%, according to an RBS note released Thursday morning.
U.S. stocks traded lower with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.52% down 0.6%, the S&P 500 Index SPX, -0.31% falling 0.8%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, -0.28% declining 1.2% in recent activity. Read more on U.S. stocks.


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Texas can and should do better
A recent column in the Houston Chronicle by Lisa Falkenberg caught my attention. Her article centered around the pride felt and expressed by most of us Texans. She pointed out that unfortunately, in spite of our Texan bravado, Texas leads the nation in too many of the wrong things. Her article went on to point out we have been recently rated as the worst state in the union for delivery of health care. Other studies have ranked us at the bottom, or near the bottom, in education and social services; third from the bottom in low paying jobs and in the bottom one or two states in the number of adults with even high school diplomas.
We clearly have shirked our duty when it comes to funding education or providing accessible health care for one-fourth of our population. We also are among the leaders of states whose employers fail to provide workers compensation for those who toil to deliver us goods and services. We even rank near the bottom – or the top, depending on how you view it – on the number of hungry children who live without adequate sustenance.
Even of greater interest to me were the responses from readers to the Falkenberg article. A majority of the letters took Falkenberg to task for denigrating Texas, and for being so negative about our wonderful state. Many of them said if she really thought so poorly of Texas, she should find another state in which to live. If workers didn't like low wages, they should find a better job in some other state. Few if any of the letters to the editor offered any solution for the sick or hungry children in the state, or the fact our uneducated population is increasing on a daily basis.Obviously, workers stuck in minimum-wage jobs do not have the wherewithal to find or travel to better-paying jobs in another state. This is particularly true if they have a second-rate education – or no education – because of Texas' lack of concern about the quality of and access to education. These unpleasant statistics are simply a statement that we in Texas are not following the dictates of most religious teachings of organizations to which most Texans claim they ascribe. Texas' rugged individualism should not show itself as simple non-concern for our fellow man, and we should treat the less fortunate in a manner consistent with the beliefs we claim to hold.
It's time Texans, with an eye to the future of this state, demand our elected leaders have a better vision. Passing up billions of dollars from our federal government to improve health care in Texas does not represent a vision for the future. We will not save the money. The money will go to other states and other people. It will cost Texans in the long run additional taxes, and those who can't afford taxes will pay in human suffering.Our Texas leadership refuses to adequately fund health care in this state, and what we pay for the consequences of diabetes, for example, shows the folly of this. The cost of kidney dialysis has doubled, even tripled, in the last few years. Much of this could be prevented by simple screening and consultation about diet. Mental health problems and physical problems resulting from lack of prenatal care to teenage pregnant would-be mothers has untold costs to us, the taxpayers of this state.
While low wages are fine for employers who wish to only exploit labor, it will not lead to the well-paying jobs of the future. Instead of wanting to shoot messengers such as Lisa Falkenberg, we should be carrying the message and remind our leaders that Texas can and should do better.
Carl Parker has practiced law in Port Arthur since 1958. He is a 1958 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1962 and the Senate in 1976, Parker continued to practice law while writing and sponsoring hundreds of bills that became laws relating to every aspect of life in Texas, including many regarding consumer safety. His e-mail is cap1934 [at] aol [dot] com.


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In 1964, at the very height of the Space Race, Zambian grade-school science teacher Edward Makuka Nkoloso announced he was creating a national space program.
He claimed he would beat both the Soviets and the United States by launching a rocket that would send twelve astronauts and ten cats to Mars.
And now, with NASA shutting down, Zambia is getting back into the space race. They will be launching their first manned spaceship this summer.
Nkoloso's grandchildren have taken over his dream. They have set up a training facility seven miles away from the capital Lusaka, where volunteers dressed in overalls and British army helmets, took turns climbing into a 44 gallon oil drum and being rolled down a hill bouncing over rough ground. Excellent training for future astronauts.
NASA astronauts say that the afronauts are far more physically capable than any of the American astronauts. A leading astronauts from the Discovery space mission told WWN that he believes Zambia could overtake Russia in the space race within 20 years and will help make Africa the leader in space exploration.
"Africa is the future of space exploration," said Dr. Wayne Markam, a NASA engineer. "The continent of Africa is dedicating a lot of resources to space flight and space exploration. At at time when Americans have given up, it's good to see that Africa is taking up the challenges of space."


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Adobo Peach BBQ Chicken with Smoky Potatoes and Sweet Sauteed Corn
Anyone else up at 12:30am? I'm nuts, my boys are going to up in less than 6 hours. I was catching up on some shows that I tivo'd last week. I finally got through Top Chef, so now I'm ready for the finale Wednesday night. Then, I couldn't help but watch The Next Food Network Star that I missed last night, so entertaining, I love it. Oh, and then there was the Bachelorette, what a great season. No wonder I'm still up at this hour!
Ok, I've been meaning to put this dish together for over a week now and finally did it tonight. It was inspired by a dish I had at Tia Rosa's in Mesa that I fell in love with. I re-created it at home and it was easy and delicious! It would be perfect for a Father's Day Dinner, any Dad would be thrilled. I think I'll make it again Sunday night. You might want to double the corn recipe, you'll eat it by the bowlfuls. It is such a treat.
Alright, I'm going to try and catch a few zzzz's with my sister's snoring dog in the room! Hope you all enjoy!
Sweet Sauteed Corn
2 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 red bell pepper, finely diced
1 green bell pepper, finely diced
½ Cup finely diced white onion
4 ears fresh corn, kernels removed
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
2 Tablespoons butter
3 Tablespoons honey
1. Heat oil into a large skillet over medium heat. Saute red and green bell pepper with the onion for 5 minutes, stirring often. Stir in corn, salt and pepper. Cook for an additional 5 minutes. Stir in the butter and honey until well combined and melted through. Serve warm.
Smoky Mashed Potatoes
5 lbs washed, peeled and cubed potatoes
½ stick butter (4 tablespoons)
1 1/2 Cup milk (more if you like thinner mashed potatoes)
8 oz sour cream
1 ¼ teaspoons salt (or to taste)
¼ teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon garlic salt (Lawry's)
4 Tablespoons adobo sauce (from canned chipotles, add more if you like it spicy)
1. Boil potatoes for 12-15 minutes or until fork tender. Transfer drained potatoes to a large stand mixer bowl with the butter. Start to mix on low speed until mashed. Add milk, sour cream, salt, pepper, garlic salt and adobo sauce until well combined. Taste and season accordingly with additional salt/garlic salt if desired.
18 chicken tenders
1 1/4 Cups Peach preserves
¼ Cup adobo sauce (canned chipotle sauce), add more if you like it spicy hot!
½ Cup BBQ sauce
¾ teaspoon salt
2 cloves fresh garlic, minced
1. Place chicken tenders into a large zip lock bag. Pour in peach preserves, adobo sauce, BBQ sauce, salt and garlic. Marinate for at least 1 hour.
2. Preheat indoor grill pan or outdoor grill to medium high heat. Spray grill with cooking spray. Grill chicken for 3-4 minutes per side or until cooked through.
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Looks delicious-I know my husband would love it!
I am a huge follower of your blog and I think I just found my Fathers Day recipe!! Thank you!!!
I forgot to watch the Bachelorette last night and I am so mad! What did she get all upset about?
I could eat adobo sauce on food every day! I bet adding a few chipotle peppers to the corn would make my husband (and me happy).
That looks awesome, we will for sure try this! Thanks!
Hope you got some rest, I tend to stay up at odd hours too!
Thanks Prudy, my hubby gave it the thumbs up and he's the pickiest of the fam!
Hi Tiffany,
Thanks for your comment, Hope your family enjoys!
Hi Emily,
You missed a great show. Deanna was upset because the guys from the outhouse invited her to a BBQ and weren't paying enough attention to her. There were also some guys that went inside the house to pout, so she got upset. "The most dramatic show yet!" as Chris Harrison would say!
Hi Kandi,
I too love adobo. I left the corn sweet so I didn't spice out my family, but chipotle peppers would be great in it. Hope you enjoy!
i love the idea of using adobo in the mashed potatoes!
You are a wonder! I have to be in bed by ten (with my Sudoku) or else things fall apart! I love Tia Roses! Go there all the time to the take-out part for my Daddy-O.
What a nice menu! So perfect for the guys! Especially those mashed potatoes!
(good luck with the video – wink, wink!)
I was planning on making BBQ chicken tonight – this might be the whole shebang!
what a fabulous meal from start to finish! i would enjoy every single bite of food on that plate, and that rarely happens!
meanwhile, i'm hooked on the bachelorette as well! which fella are you pulling for? i adore jason, and i think he deserves better than miss deanna. 🙂
Hi Susan,
I really enjoyed the adobo in the potatoes as well. Great smoky flavor.
I prefer to be in bed at ten, but sometimes I get so hooked on those reality shows. Bad habit!
Hi Autumn,
Let me know how you like it!
Thanks Grace!
I really like Jason too, he seems really sweet. I just don't know if Deanna can resist Graham though. Something about those bad boys! My guess is Jason, Graham and Jason in the top 3. Glad I'm not the only one who watches the show!
What a fantastic meal! I can't wait to try the corn first!
I am wondering where to buy adobo sauce. What isle would I find it on in the store?
What a great dinner for Father's day! Thanks!
Everything sounds delicious! I really like the idea of the chicken, because I love peach.
Top Chef tonight…yay!
Hi DM,
Look in the Mexican isle by all the salsas, enchilada sauce, jalapenos etc. Look for a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce. Use the sauce that's in that can. Enjoy.
Thanks My Sweet and Saucy
Thanks Emiline! I love peach too, and Go Stephanie! I hope she wins the show!
LOVE both the bachelorette and Food Network Star. 🙂 (I think you should audition next season…).
Have you seen adobo sauce at Trader Joes?
I was just thinking of what to make my husband for dinner on Sunday (even though he's not a father yet!) This looks perfect!
I made the corn last night and my husband was skeptical at first because of the honey, but he LOVED it! Thanks!
I made this meal tonight. It was a big hit! I didn't add the adobo sauce to the potatoes, though. I never thought to use the mixer to make the mashed potatoes….real creamy and smooth. The honey in the corn was a good idea. Thanks again.
HI, I made the chicken and the corn tonight. The corn was delicious. The chicken I didn't grill, I just made it on the stovetop in a regular pan and I used split breasts. I LOVED the sauce but I wanted more of it on the chicken. I am probably going to put the sauce and chicken in the crock pot next time and serve over veggies. (I love, love, love my crockpot and often try to find uses for it). I am planning to make the chicken salad tomorrow. I might cut some of the mayo with yogurt though, we'll see. Thanks for some great ideas in recipes!!
Do you cook the corn prior to making the sweet sauteed corn or do you just slice off the kernels raw? Thanks!
Hi there –
Great recipes. Even though I marinated the chicken for a few hours, the marinade did not penetrate to add enough flavor. I will use more adobo sauce next time around. The mashed potatoes were good, but the kicker was the corn. Adding the honey was a nice tough.
[…] Adapted from Picky Palate's Sweet Sauteed Corn: 2 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1 red bell pepper, finely diced 1 green bell pepper, finely diced ½ Cup finely diced white onion 4 ears fresh corn, kernels removed ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 2 Tablespoons butter 3 Tablespoons honey -Heat oil into a large skillet over medium heat. -Saute red and green bell pepper with the onion for 5 minutes, stirring often. -Stir in corn, salt and pepper. Cook for an additional 5 minutes. -Stir in the butter and honey until well combined and melted through. -Serve warm. […]


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Marissa Miller, Grace Kelly, and "Nancy Doe"—who were represented in the civil rights suit by their parents and the American Civil Liberties Union—were among a larger group of teen girls whose candid photos were found by Tunkhannock School District officials on the phones of male students last year. In February, Skumanick used the threat of felony prosecution under state child pornography law to force the boys and girls alike into a pair of gender-segregated educational programs, where they would "gain an understanding of how their actions were wrong," "gain an understanding of what it means to be a girl in today's society, both advantages and disadvantages," and "identify nontraditional societal and job roles." But the three girls' parents argued that their photos couldn't possibly be considered child porn: Miller and Kelly were shown in opaque white bras, one talking on the phone, the other flashing a peace sign. Nancy Doe was pictured (apparently) fresh from the shower, with a towel wrapped around her just below the breasts.
Filing suit under a federal statute and alleging violation of their civil rights, the teens' ACLU attorneys offered three central claims. First, because the photos so obviously did not qualify as child porn under state law—and because it would be perverse in any event to consider the girls culpable for photographs circulated by others without their consent—Skumanick's threat amounted to retaliation for engaging in speech protected by the First Amendment. Second, the use of that frivolous threat to attempt to bully the teens into an education program—a threat that was effective in compelling the participation of the other boys and girls Skumanick targeted—encroached upon the constitutionally protected rights of parents to direct their children's upbringing. Finally, the requirement within that program that the girls write an essay explaining "what you did" and "why it was wrong" amounted to compelled speech, again a First Amendment violation.
Final resolution of those claims will have to wait—an initial hearing is scheduled for June. But Judge James M. Munley ruled that the plaintiffs had a sufficiently good chance of succeeding in their suit and that he was prepared to take the rare step of issuing a temporary restraining order that preemptively blocks Skumanick from filing charges against them. "Plaintiffs make a reasonable argument that the images presented to the court do not appear to qualify in any way as depictions of prohibited sexual acts," Munley wrote.
In any event, the judge noted, Skumanick "does not appear to feel immediate prosecution is necessary to protect the public from the crimes that the girls here allegedly committed." Indeed, while Skumanick has painted his restraint thus far as an act of generosity, it does bear asking: if he really believed that the teens were guilty of felony child pornography, wouldn't it be grossly inappropriate to let them off with the equivalent of a few hours' detention and a homework assignment?
Skumanick himself has voluntarily agreed to provide the photographs at issue in the case to the teens' lawyers. He had previously refused to hand them over on the grounds that he would himself be guilty of distributing child porn if he did so.


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As you know, I recently went down to Miami at the invitation of Telemundo. What you probably don't know is that it wasn't just to attend the Latin Billboard Awards or tour their studios.
Myself and nine other blogueros, were fortunate enough to participate in Telemundo's very first Digital Influencers Summit. Telemundo's new digital initiative is called Social@Telemundo.
From the Press Release:
Social@Telemundo will focus on delivering its fans across Facebook & Twitter interactive experiences tied to TV programming. With dedicated Social Media resources tied to each of Telemundo's shows and novelas the Social@Telemundo aims to take the entire TV viewing process to a more engaging level. Building of the success of its Interactive Broadband Series "Telemundo Live" and Mobile social initiatives Telemundo plans to expand its focus on sharing more access to its Studios, Shows and Talent in Spanish and English.
I wrote about this experience from a more business-minded perspective on LatinaBloggersConnect.com – but here I'll share some of the more personal chisme.
As you might expect, the room where the meeting was held contained a long conference table surrounded by chairs and a screen on the opposite wall to give presentations. Large framed posters of Telemundo shows hung on the other walls. I knew that I wouldn't be meeting the cast of my favorite telenovela, Los Herederos del Monte, since the show is filmed in Colombia, but I wanted my photo taken with the next best thing.
(For the record, I didn't intentionally style my hair like Paula's. It was a happy accident… Do you think Juan del Monte might mistake me for her? …Okay, maybe not.)
During the meeting, one of the executives asked which one of us was the novelera – I raised my hand and they asked what attracted me to Los Herederos del Monte. Now, to answer this professionally or honestly? I went with honesty, responding, "Okay, at first it was because the guys are hot…" But I did explain that I later came to appreciate the complexity of the storyline and the quality of filming.
Admitting that I began watching Herederos for the eye candy made it a little hypocritical of me to ask the question I asked later – which was if Telemundo was actively trying to step away from portraying women as sex objects in their programming. (Spanish language TV in general has a reputation for this and I know it's something that bothers a lot of Latinas.)
The President, Don Browne, welcomed the question and answered that yes, they are producing programs that portray both real and fictional women as strong, intelligent and independent. (Examples – Kate del Castillo in Reina del Sur, Dra. Ana María Polo on Caso Cerrado, Jenni Rivera, and Maria Celeste of Rojo Vivo.) They really want to break a lot of the stereotypes about Spanish language television and consciously work social issues that affect, not just women, but other segments of the viewing audience, into their programming.
We got a lot of great insight into just what Telemundo, and mun2, are about from various executives who attended the meeting, and just as importantly, we had the opportunity to give them feedback, advice and ideas. Mutual respect flowed between Telemundo and the bloggers and the atmosphere was fun yet intellectually stimulating. Telemundo has a rare chemistry, passion, creativity and positivity there which has to be experienced to really be understood. I definitely felt like I was with mi gente. (Did you know that some of the Telemundo staff, including the President himself, are "Latinos de corazón" like me?)
For lunch, we were joined by Telemundo talent; Gaby Espino, Jorge Bernal, Vanessa Hauc, Enrique Acevedo, Karim Mendiburu, Sammy Sadovik, and Jessi Losada.
We all introduced ourselves and explained a little about our background. This conversation centered around the use of social media such as Twitter and Facebook. They had a few questions (such as "What is a good tweet?") for the bloggers, and they shared with us how they use the websites to connect to fans, etc.
All of them were really down-to-earth. While we chatted in real life, we were also tweeting each other – and those tweets were being projected onto the wall for everyone in the room to see, which was a fun idea.
As you can see, I thought Jorge Bernal was especially funny. After lunch he gave me a big kiss on the cheek and said, "Adios, gringa!"
Disclosure: I was invited to the Digital Influencers Summit at the invitation of Telemundo. All opinions are my own.


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Cleveland (Oct. 17-Nov. 5, 2017)
Harper Schmid
Meredith Wakefield
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Akron Beacon Journal/Ohio.com – 10/23/2017
"And on Friday night, Norton youngster Harper Schmid, 5, one of two local girls cast as Lulu for the Cleveland run, added an adorable touch in her short but sweet time on stage."
Columbus (Nov. 7-12, 2017)
Isabella Bullock
Beatrix Pellerite
Kansas City, MO (Nov. 14-19, 2017)
Sutton Hamm
Tenley Thompson
Minneapolis, MN (Nov. 21-26, 2017)
Prewitt Anderson
Estela Antivilo
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Cherry and Spoon – 11/22/2017
"And as a special treat, the role of little Lulu (who appears in the final scene only) is locally cast in each tour stop, and here in Minneapolis is played alternately by Prewitt Anderson and Estela Antivilo. I saw the former, and although only 5 years old and up way past her bedtime, she hit every mark and said every line clearly and stole every heart in the theater"
Appleton, WI (Nov. 28-Dec. 3, 2017)
Adalyn Reddy
Nora Wallenfang
Des Moines, IA (Dec. 5-10, 2017)
Isabelle Lee Busch
Eliana Mann
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Faith, Family, and Technology – 12/06/2017
"One other cool thing that I enjoyed about this performance is how they cast 2 young, local girls to trade off playing a small part in the show. 5-year-old Eliana Mann from Urbandale played the part of Lulu in the opening night performance and she was great."
Omaha, NE (Dec. 12-17, 2017)
Anina Frey
Vienna Maas
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Omaha.com – 12/13/2017
"Two little Omaha girls play Jenna's daughter. Tuesday's performer, Vienna Maas, was natural and adorable."
Denver, CO (Dec. 19-31, 2017)
Molly Scotto
Hazel Thompson
Milwaukee, WI (Jan. 2-7, 2018)
Margot Kabara
Charlotte Rhodes
Cincinnati, OH (Jan. 9-21, 2018)
Ruthie Dewald
Scarlett Fox
East Lansing, MI (Jan. 23-28, 2018)
Callie Rodgers
Vivian Southwell
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Lansing State Journal – 01/24/2018
"Of course, one of the key highlights of the evening was DeWitt's own 4-year-old Callie Rodgers (Vivian Southwell at other performances), making a delightful appearance at the end of the show. She sparkled for the entire audience to enjoy."
Baltimore, MD (Jan. 30-Feb. 4, 2018)
Korie Mitchell
Temperance "Tempie" Oppel
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Baltimore's Child – 01/31/2018
"But one thing certainly stood out—the adorable little blonde girl who took the stage during the musical's final scene. Tempie Oppel stole the show as 'Lulu,' the main character Jenna's two-year-old daughter. … Tempie's lines were few, but the audience was charmed to pieces by her spirited dancing and cute-as-a-button kiss on her stage mom's cheek. Bravo, Tempie!"
DC Metro Theater Arts – 01/31/2018
"We won't spoil the ending but let's say you will leave with tears of joy in your eyes, thanks largely to the arrival of Lulu and all her charms. She was wonderfully played on opening night by Temperance Oppel and will be played on alternate dates by the no doubt equally lovable Korie Mitchell."
Buffalo, NY (Feb. 6-11, 2018)
Isabella Maritato
Sophia Vandette
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Buffalo Vibe – 02/07/2018
"And our local kindergarteners who plays five-year-old Lulu must be mentioned. We saw Isabella Maritato on opening night. She could not have been more darling. Sophia Vandette will alternate with her, and surely she is just as adorable."
Philadelphia, PA (Feb. 13-18, 2018)
Mia Stein
Kimberly Tobin
Boston, MA (Feb. 20-Mar. 4, 2018)
Kelsey Davis
Simonne Stern
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BroadwayWorld Boston – 02/23/2018
"On opening night, Simonne Stern from Beverly, MA went on as little Lulu in her Boston Opera House debut (she alternates performances with Kelsey Davis from Millis, MA)."
Pittsburgh, PA (Mar. 6-11, 2018)
Ainsley Christof
Camlyn Reace
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Entertainment Central Pittsburgh – 03/07/2018
"Lulu, Jenna's daughter, appears at the end of the play and provides a beautiful and cute spark. The Lulu part is played by young girls in each city of the tour. On the Pittsburgh tour stop she is played by Ainsley Christof and Camlyn Reace."
Charlotte, NC (Mar. 13-18, 2018)
Harper Kuehnle
Matilda McCullough
Dallas, TX (Mar. 28-Apr. 8, 2018)
Eliza Chabot
Quinn Johnson
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BroadwayWorld Dallas – 04/03/2018
"And, just in case there weren't already enough sweet treats on stage, four-year-old Eliza Chabot of Farmers Branch (who alternates nightly with Quinn Johnson of Grapevine), enters late in the evening as the cherry on top, with the most adorable smile you've ever seen onstage (and she knows all the lyrics, too!)."
Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Apr. 11-22, 2018)
Autumn Sanchez
Quinn Titcomb
Tampa, FL (Apr. 24-29, 2018)
Madeline Bokor
Lucy Capri
Durham, NC (May 1-6, 2018)
Scarlett Unger
Sophie Jozwiak
Greenville, SC (May 8-13, 2018)
Charlotte Bates
Regan Ciccarelli
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Carolina Curtain Call – 05/10/2018
"In addition, two precious local tots from the Upstate alternate the role of 'baby' Lulu in the final scene: Charlotte Bates opened the run and Regan Ciccarelli."
Washington, DC (May 15-Jun. 3, 2018)
Alexa Lueck
Eva Pieja
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DC Metro Theater Arts – 05/18/2018
"Jenna's daughter Lulu is played on alternate performances by two local children, Alexa M. Lueck and Eva Pieja. I saw Miss Lueck, whose dancing with Ogie during curtain call was delightful."
Nashville, TN (Jun. 5-10, 2018)
Olivia James Graves
Ellie James
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Nashville Arts Critic – 06/09/2018
"…at show's end, there's a cute five-year-old added to the recipe, Lulu…For Nashville's dates, Ellie James and Olivia Graves share Lulu duties and in one brief show-ending moment snag the spotlight and the audience's hearts in the process."
Lumination Network – 06/07/2018
"An especially interesting feature of the show's tour comes from the little girls who alternate playing Lulu, Jenna's daughter: Ellie James and Olivia James Graves, both 5 years old. Both of the girls are local talent, and Waitress marks their acting debut."
Nashville Parent – 06/07/2018
"And a little something extra sweet comes in the 'Opening Up' finale. Here, two local 5-year-old girls – Eleanor 'Ellie' James and Olivia James Graves – alternate the role of Jenna's daughter, Lulu. The walk on role serves as the stage debut for both little girls, certainly a wonderful experience they won't forget."
New Orleans, LA (Jun. 12-17, 2018)
Kinley Donaldson
Emma Jo Tassin
Chicago, IL (Jul. 3-22, 2018)
Camryn Cavaliero
Liana Gurevich
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Around the Town Chicago – 07/04/2018
"…and the baby, around four years later, Lulu is handled by two actresses, Liana Gurevich (who we saw tonight) and Camryn Cavaliero."
Madison, WI (Jul. 24-29, 2018)
Rosalie Manson
Addie Manthey
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Baltimore's Child – 07/27/2018
"Still, by the time Jenna is triumphantly hefting her young daughter (played in rotation by Wisconsin-based urchins Rosalie Manson and Addie Manthey) there's reason to be happy for everyone who deserves it."
Isthmus – 07/26/2018
"Be sure to look for two of Madison's littlest local actors in the finale: Rosalie Manson and Addie Manthey alternate in walk-on roles as Lulu – the cute-as-a-button namesake of the reinvented, reinvigorated diner, and the inspiration for Jenna's new life."
The Cap Times – 07/25/2018
"Finish off with a cute cameo from a Wisconsin kindergartener (Rosalie Manson, 5, from La Crosse) and that might just be all the ingredients we need."
Los Angeles, CA (Aug. 2-26, 2018)
Catherine Last
Elizabeth Last
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Observations Along the Road – 08/05/2018
"The remaining two cast members were Elizabeth and Catherine Last, who play Jenna's daughter, Lulu, in the last scene. They alternate the role; we had Elizabeth at our performance. Their main job is to come on stage and be cute, and they do."
Seattle, WA (Sept. 6-11, 2018)
Madelyn Carlson
Bailey Gonzalez
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Broadway World Seattle – 09/12/18
"And last, but certainly not least, local actress Bailey Gonzalez stole everyone's heart in her few moments at the end as Jenna's daughter Lulu."
Portland, OR (Sept. 18-23, 2018)
Adia Christensen
Scarlett Thompson
Salt Lake City, UT (Sept. 25-30, 2018)
Essie Kathryn Barrett
Tessa Jensen
Phoenix/Tempe, AZ (Oct. 2-7, 2018)
Azra Kearns
Harper Wasnesky
Las Vegas, NV (Oct. 9-14, 2018)
Adelaide Babcock
Melina Blitz
San Francisco, CA (Oct. 15-Nov. 11, 2018)
Costa Mesa, CA (Nov. 13-25, 2018)
Catherine Last
Elizabeth Last
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Stage Scene LA – 11/13/2018
"Child charmers Catherine Last and Elizabeth Last alternate as Lulu."
San Diego, CA (Nov. 27-Dec. 2, 2018)
Kensley Dibble
Sloane Viora
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Daily Actor – 11/29/2018
"And a special shout out to San Diego's own Kensley Dibble, who plays Jenna's daughter, Lulu (Sloane Viora shares the role with her), at the end of the show. She actually gave Morse a run for his money as a scene stealer."
The San Diego Union-Tribune – 11/28/2018
"On Wednesday night, 5-year-old Kensley Dibble danced her toes off as Lulu, Jenna's daughter. She alternates in the part this week with 5-year-old Sloane Viora of Point Loma."
Tucson, AZ (Dec. 4-9, 2018)
Miriam Howell
Elle Reignier
Spokane, WA (Dec. 12-16, 2018)
Remy Reith
Brooklyn Wells
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The Spokesman-Review – 12/13/2018
"Brooklyn Wells, one of two area 4-year-old girls cast as Lulu, Jenna's daughter, was adorable on Wednesday night. She'll share the role with Remy Reith, who lives in Cheney."
San Antonio, TX (Jan. 8-13, 2019)
Annie Crain
Georgia Hallmark
Memphis, TN (Jan. 15-20, 2019)
Elizabeth Kellet
Katherine Thompson
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BroadwayWorld Memphis – 01/16/2019
"Finally worthy of mention are…local Memphian Katherine Thompson, who was specially cast to play Jenna's daughter Lulu in the show's Memphis run. She splits the role with fellow Memphian Elizabeth Ruby Kellet, and both young ladies are precious."
Austin, TX (Jan. 22-27, 2019)
Penelope "Ellie" Hall
Zoe Rutherford
Houston, TX (Jan. 29-Feb. 3, 2019)
Avery Preddy
Quinn Preddy
Atlanta, GA (Feb. 5-10, 2019)
Harper Allegra
Riley Madison Fuller
Richmond, VA (Feb. 12-17, 2019)
Devyn McDowell
Arabelle Pitera
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BroadwayWorld NationalTours – 02/13/2019
"Making her professional debut is Richmond local, Devyn McDowell, who is adorable as Jenna's daughter."
Naples, FL (Feb. 19-24, 2019)
Solei Bourgeois
Gianna Winton
Miami, FL (Feb. 26-Mar. 3, 2019)
Hailey Belle Melvin
Ivy Sanchez
West Palm Beach, FL (Mar. 5-10, 2019)
Caroline Joslin
Amelia Tuttle
Jacksonville, FL (Mar. 12-17, 2019)
Bailey Dorman
Whitney Shillingford
EU Jacksonville – 03/13/2019
"Quite charmingly, two local girls were cast to play young Lulu. Bailey Dorman of Orange Park (age 5) and Whitney Shillingford of San Marco (age 4) contribute a precious dose of cuteness to the musical's finale. Lulu is locally cast in every tour market and two girls share the role through the week-long engagement. The girls did an amazing job!"
Oklahoma City, OK (Mar. 19-24, 2019)
Selah Metcalf
Satine Olivier
St. Louis, MO (Mar. 26-Apr. 7, 2019)
Penelope Garcia
Norah Morley
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On Stage Blog – 03/29/2019
"Another great treat for the audience is the character of 'Lulu.' The production hires local actors to play the young child, and the two alternating roles in St Louis will be Penelope Garcia and Norah Morley, both 5 years old."
Fayetteville, AR (Apr. 9-14, 2019)
Dahlia "Dovie" Allen
Vivienne Simmons
Tulsa, OK (Apr. 16-21, 2019)
Faye Lucy Kindred
Sloane VanDolah
Indianapolis, IN (Apr. 23-28, 2019)
Annderson Goodnight
Allie Stacy
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The Herald Bulletin – 04/24/19
"The character of Jenna's daughter Lulu is cast locally in each tour market and two girls are chosen to share the role. Tuesday's performance featured Annderson Goodnight, a 5-year-old Lebanon girl. She alternates the role with Allie Stacy, 5 of Westfield."
Grand Rapids, MI (Apr. 30-May 5, 2019)
Avery Brook Foster
Eliza Ritter
Detroit, MI (May 7-19, 2019)
Leyna Harris
Caroline Hubbard
Worcester, MA (May 22-26, 2019)
Everleigh Clark
Charlie Currier-Brown
Providence, RI (May 28-Jun. 2, 2019)
Stella Vaslet
Bridget Hope Whitty
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The Westerly Sun – 05/30/2019
"The arrival onstage of Lulu (4-year-old Bridget Hope Whitty, who lives in Lincoln, is beyond adorable) brings down the house. The character of Lulu, Jenna's daughter, was cast locally, with two girls chosen to share the role; Whitty and Stella Vaslet alternate performances. Such a sweet touch."
Rochester, NY (Jun. 4-9, 2019)
Lily Beatrice
Tessa Gilardoni
Schenectady, NY (Jun. 11-16, 2019)
Genevieve Carmichael
Viviana DiMezza
Hartford, CT (Jun. 18-23, 2019)
Giuliana Aprile Bartlett
Charlotte Sydney Harrington
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Patch Naugatuck – 06/19/2019
"Giuliana Aprile Bartlett makes her theatre debu as Lulu; she shares the role with Charlotte Sydney Harrington, and was just adorable when she appeared in the final scene and the curtain call."
Dayton, OH (Jun. 25-30, 2019)
Vivian King
Teagan Krekus
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Jul. 9 - Aug. 18, 2019)
Sloane Boyko
Eadie Murphy
Tour Schedule
Thu07Nov2019Sat09Nov2019Morrison Center
Tue12Nov2019Sun17Nov2019Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Tue19Nov2019Sun24Nov2019Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Tue26Nov2019Sun01Dec2019Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Thu12Dec2019Sun15Dec2019Popejoy Hall
Tue17Dec2019Sun22Dec2019The Center for Performing Arts
Fri17Jan2020Sun19Jan2020Von Braun Center
Fri24Jan2020Sun26Jan2020Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
Fri07Feb2020Sun09Feb2020North Charleston Coliseum
Fri14Feb2020Sangamon Auditorium
Tue18Feb2020Thu20Feb2020Juanita K. Hammons Hall
Fri21Feb2020Sun23Feb2020Robinson Performance Hall
Tue03Mar2020Thu05Mar2020Century II Concert Hall
Fri06Mar2020Sun08Mar2020Lied Center
Thu12Mar2020Stephens Auditorium
Fri20Mar2020Sun22Mar2020BJCC Concert Hall
Tue31Mar2020Wed01Apr2020Indiana University Auditorium
Tue07Apr2020Sun12Apr2020Barbara B. Mann Hall
Tue14Apr2020Sun19Apr2020Hershey Theatre
Fri24Apr2020Sun26Apr2020Morris Performing Arts Center
Tue28Apr2020Wed29Apr2020EJ Thomas Hall
Thu30Apr2020Sun03May2020Stranahan Theater
Thu07May2020Sun10May2020Shubert Theater
Tue26May2020Wed27May2020Pikes Peak Center
Fri29May2020Sun31May2020Pioneer Center
Sat06Jun2020Saroyan Theater
Tue09Jun2020Wed10Jun2020The Plaza Theater
Fri12Jun2020Sat13Jun2020Amarillo Civic Center Complex Auditorium


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Came across it on t.v. the other day and decided to watch it since I haven't in such a long time...boy was that movie about the struggle for faith! I just couldn't decide whether the movie was for or against Atheism. It seems because of the ending that they were attempting to convey believing in God was not only necessary but right. What do you guys think?
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After the book came out there was furious activity into finding the most digits of pi. People, obviously took the suggestion of a message in the digits as a serious possibility!
If I recall correctly, it ends where she is reunited with her dead father. I don't see how this relates to theism unless you feel certain this would not be possible, because there was no god involved or mentioned in the movie.
There are certainly several, if not dozens, of possible explanations for her reunion with her father, including an alien intelligence that can read one's mind and grant the wishes it finds there.
There are far more hardcore Atheist movies, examples: Den brysomme mannen (Norway) Martyrs (France) Breaking the waves (Denmark) The Antichrist (Denmark) Det sjunde inseglet (Sweden) Salo (Italy) Le conseguenze dell'amore (Italy) Agora (Spain) Open your eyes (Spain) Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (South Korea) Oldboy (South Korea).
The directors of ALL this films are Atheists and they make their statement loud and clear for atheists to understand it behind a good plot, theists only see the superficial level of the films.
Another good movies are The tree of life(hard to watch too many emotions and too long), We need to talk about Kevin(excellent) and Melancholia(nihilistic).
I loved Melancholia. It's a slow-paced movie, but slow pace doesn't bother me. I like car chases, explosions, and shootouts as much as any guy, but character studies need time.
This is why I love Hamlet so much, whether it's Kenneth Branagh's, Mel Gibson's, or Ethan Hawke's (I think the Hawke version is my favorite).
"'I'm a very bad Catholic. In fact, I'm becoming more and more of an atheist. Religion in general is shit. I know that much." the words of the director himself. How not to love his movies?
I can't believe you left out Olivier! Must be that Alzheimer's flaring up again --
The movie is crap but to answer your question at the end there is EVIDENCE that what she experienced was real. And that's the point of the movie, that for what is real there'll be evidence no matter how absurd it is. While for god there is none. But this is stated in a subtle way. maybe because is Hollywood.
To me the movie does not make belief in god necessary, instead it shows that a feeling of wonder, beauty and humility is not monopolized by religious experiences. It also presents how our cosmic loneliness has been the root of all our troubles....that is what I got from that movie
I remember it being very New Age at the end, and certainly not Christian, despite the sympathetic Christian character played by Matthew McCaunaghey. However, it's been quite a while since I saw it.
The book was one of those pivotal books I happened upon in my youth that made me really think about the cosmos and our place in it. I didn't get any feeling from the book that we should believe in a god, but that other life and dimensions exist - should we exercise our willing suspension of disbelief.
The book laid the groundwork for reading more of his books, and for learning more about cosmology, planetary evolution, evolution of life, and our desperately isolated position here on Earth,


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The Globe+ project is a delighted interface based on HTML5 technologies which allow the user to add his own position on the Globe and view all the others previously added.
The Globe+ project was created during the first Google hackathon in Paris by 3 Tech enthusiastic guys :
Why I cannot be located ? You cannot be located because you have not a public location on your Google+ profile. Please switch it in your profile. Change "Places I have lived" to "Visible to anyone on the web". And after that retry to add you on the map. This will be ok now ;).