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WTHR Janae shared the news of her battle on social media and encouraged other women to get a mammogram.
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Women responded. They scheduled mammograms. I saw it on Facebook. It really touched me, said Teresa Mutz. I realized I had not had a mammogram in quite a long time. I felt for her, and I thought to myself, I really need to do this.
Jessie Hettwer had never had a mammogram until she saw Janae s story on Facebook. She posted on there saying please let me know when your appointments are so I can pray for you, said Jesse Hettwer. I thought that was so beautiful. .
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As recently as 2009, a second sequel to Paul W.S Anderson’s “Mortal Kombat” (1995) was in the works at New Line. Where did it all go bung for an OG follow-up?
Distributor New Line Cinema and producer Threshold Entertainment had high hopes for a franchise, even signing star Robin Shou (Liu Kang) to a three-movie contract. But after the dismal performance of 1997’s “Mortal Kombat : Annihilation” at the box office, let alone the ugly reaction to the film itself from both critics and fans of the series (heck, even the game’s co-creator Ed Boon hated it), it was no longer a given the “victorious” original would spawn a second sequel.
75 years after Little Boy, Hiroshima remembers a past forever linked to the atomic bomb
13News anchor Scott Swan visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and heard stories from survivors of the first atomic bomb attack in history. Author: Scott Swan Updated: 8:19 AM PDT April 1, 2021
HIROSHIMA, Japan Visit Hiroshima and you will see the beauty and the scars. At the same time every morning, the city marks the moment when the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. It was dropped 8:15am. Detonated 600 meters above the city and created the worst possible destruction that anyone could ever imagine, said tour guide Huge Cann. Anyone within the first square mile was either badly injured with burns or from the concussion of the bomb. Anyone within the first 100 meters was evaporated, vaporized.
They might make an odd pair, but Nobumitsu Murabayashi and his pet gator, Cayman-kun, are inseparable. Author: Scott Swan Updated: 11:56 AM EDT April 1, 2021
HIROSHIMA, Japan In Japan, you will see lots of cute things. In fact, there is a Japanese word for it Kawaii means a culture of cuteness.
Cute things in stores. On the sides of buildings. And walking the streets. All very cute!
But near the city of Hiroshima, there is a man with a different idea of what s cute. It s looking for the shade. It s cooler inside, said Nobumitsu Murabayashi.
His idea of cute is peering out of the family room.