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Janet jackson not oldest celebrityWhen Janet Jackson welcomed her son Essia this past Tuesday, January 3rd, she did not become the celebrity to have given birth at the oldest age. Jackson welcomed her newborn with husband Wissam Al Mana , an entire 4 months and 13 days before her 51st birthday which will be on May 16.Singer Sophie B. Hawkins, best known for her hit “Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover,” gave birth to her second child, daughter Esther Ballantine Hawkins, on July 7, 2015. She only had 3 months and 25 days to go before she turned 51 on November 1. In other words, Janet was 50 and 8 months old and Hawkins was 50 years and 9 months old when they each gave birth.But who’s counting!?Other celebrity women to give birth close to age 50 include Beverly D’Angelo who welcomed twins Anton and Olivia Pacino with Al Pacino at age 49. Actress Laura Linney was also 49 when she welcomed her son Bennett Armistead with Marc Schauer in January 2014.After losing their 16-year-old son Jet in 2009, John Travolta and wife Kelly Preston tried for a third child. They were successful even though Preston would be 48 years old when they welcomed a baby boy, Benjamin, in November 2010. Geena Davis was also 48 when she too gave birth to twins, sons Kian William and Kaiis Steven, in May 2004. She had her daughter Alizeh Keshvar at age 46.Finally, Halle Berry said she was not expecting to get pregnant again when she got pregnant with her son Maceo with then-husband Olivier Martinez. She welcomed him in October 2013 when she was 47-years old. Congratulations to 50-year old singer Sophie B. Hawkins who is expecting her second child with eggs she harvested and froze when she was in her 30s.The 90s singer of the hit song “Damn I wish I were your lover” recently told PEOPLE magazine that she decided that her 6-year old son Dashiell needed a sibling and used 15 embryos she froze when she was 31 years old to conceive a daughter, due this July.“I found Dashiell really needs a sibling,” she told People magazine. “My son has one parent who’s 50. I want him to have a family of young people too!”Wow! She tops the list of oldest celebrity to give birth, beating actress Laura Finney who gave birth at age 49 this past

Performance play a central role in their catchability. Other researchers have used this knowledge to gain better understanding of how light intensity and contrasting materials influence fish swimming and response to a bottom trawl (e.g. Bridger, 1968; Dickson and Engås, 1989; Glass and Wardle, 1989, 1995; Winger et al., 2010), but clearly more work needs to be done. One sense that possibly presents an unexploited opportunity for encouraging avoidance by cod is hearing. The auditory capabilities of cod (see Sierra-Flores et al., 2015), as well as other fish (see Hawkins, 1986; Yan et al., 2010; Popper et al., 2019) have been reasonably well studied. Cod produce and react to sound during courtship activity (Hawkins and Rasmussen, 1978), egg production (Sierra-Flores et al., 2015), and feeding (Bjornsson et al., 2018), and they can directionalize sound sources (Hawkins and Popper, 2018). Cod can also sense an approaching bottom trawl at a range of 1–3 km, perhaps by hearing the ultrasonic transmissions of echo sounders or other sounds generated by the trawl itself (Buerkle, 1977; Engås, 1994; De Robertis and Handegard, 2013). They are also known to display agitation when bottom trawlers are operating nearby (Kiselev, 1968; Engås, et al., 1991), although their agitation clearly does not necessarily result in their avoidance of the bottom trawl. To date, however, our ability to exploit this knowledge is poor. Ben-Tuvia and Dickson (1968) posited quite some time ago the deliberate use of sound to influence the catchability of fish to fishing gear, but the interplay between sound and fish behaviour clearly still requires further investigation (Putland et al., 2019). It also remains to be seen if auditory bycatch reduction devices, perhaps using a frequency or pitch similar to that of a predatory species, can successfully be developed to elicit cod avoidance behaviour in response to

1916: Oakland Hills Country Club founded by Joseph Mack and Norval Hawkins at a meeting of 47 friends and associates at the Detroit Athletic Club on October 17. It is resolved that there will be 140 charter memberships at a cost of $250 apiece. Joseph Mack is originally from Peterborough, Ontario. He moves to Detroit in 1892 and in 1901 starts the Joseph Mack Printing House which becomes well known for the creation of catalogues and sales literature for the automobile industry. Mack is also a real estate investor/developer and is a director of several real estate companies. He is one of the major developers of Quarton Lake Estates in Birmingham. He is also a director of the National Bank of Commerce and the Detroit Board of Commerce. He serves as club president, 1916-20. Norval Hawkins is from Ypsilanti. He moves to Detroit in 1888 and in 1898 starts Hawkins, Gies and Company, an accounting firm. In 1907 Hawkins goes to work for Ford Motor Company as Ford's first general sales manager. He briefly works for General Motors in 1921-22. After leaving the auto industry he authors two books on sales: The Selling Process and Certain Success. He serves as president of the club, 1925-27 and president of the Detroit District Golf Association, 1935-36. Mack and Hawkins' club memberships include the Detroit Club, Detroit Athletic Club, Country Club of Detroit, Detroit Golf Club, and Detroit Boat Club. In addition, Mack is a member of Bloomfield Hills Country Club and Pine Lake Country Club (at the time known as the Automobile Club of Detroit).1916: The first Oakland Hills executive board is made up of Joseph Mack, president; Luther Trowbridge, vice president; Rawson Harmon, secretary; and Alonzo Ewing, treasurer.1916: Initial club property purchase, registered December 20, comprises 250 acres from the William Spicer, Edwin Miller, and Frank German farms south of Maple Road. The plan is to use approximately 170 acres for the new club and 80 acres for home sites. The club also has options on 160 additional acres from the German and Leach farms north of Maple Road.1916-17: Sometime between late October, 1916 and late January, 1917 Donald Ross first visits the Oakland Hills property. He tells Joe Mack, "The Lord intended this for a golf course." In his commentaries on golf architecture, Golf Has Never Failed Me, Ross comments: "I rarely find a piece of property so well-suited for a golf course." He designs the South Course around the 10th and 11th holes – holes he will later call the finest consecutive par 4s he has ever designed.1917-18: Work on the South Course begins on March 25, 1917 with the arrival of Walter B. Hatch who serves throughout as superintendent of construction. Most of the work is completed by autumn with some of the finishing touches concluded in spring, 1918.1918: The South Course is formally opened on July 13. Originally, par is 35 out and 37 in (72) – number two being the only par 5 on the front,

The Duffer Brothers created Stranger Things to serve as a love letter to the '70s and '80s, and it makes sense that Steven Spielberg's Jaws emerged as a heavy inspiration behind the series. After debuting on Netflix in 2016, Stranger Things quickly became one of the most popular shows in recent memory. Within a month of season 3's release, 64 million households viewed the installment, making Stranger Things a record-breaker for the streaming giant. The Duffers and Netflix will look to build on that success with the upcoming season 4. Set in the early '80s, Stranger Things follows the small Indiana town of Hawkins and a handful of citizens swept up into a supernatural scenario straight out of a Stephen King novel. By no coincidence, King was a heavy influence when it came to developing Eleven, a young girl with telekinetic abilities who is at the center of the series — which also involves an alternate dimension, known as the Upside Down, that holds otherworldly monsters. By mixing sci-fi and horror elements similar to the tone of King, John Carpenter, and George A. Romero, fans have been able to make connections to hits like Stand By Me, The Thing, and Dawn of the Dead, among others. As mentioned, Spielberg might stand as the most influential figure in the minds of the Duffer Brothers. Aspects of Stranger Things are directly linked to E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial in addition to Spielberg movies like Indiana Jones and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The latter of which directly led to the creation of Joyce Byers, the character played by Winona Ryder. Among the most significant inspirations was Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster, Jaws. The movie, which is said to be one of the Duffers' favorites, originally influenced Stranger Things' development. In the show's early stages, the project was first titled Montauk as a nod to Jaws' coastal setting. Though that idea evolved, other Jaws Easter eggs and references made their way into Stranger Things. Jim Hopper Has A Lot Of Direct Connections To Jaws David Harbour has served as a primary character in the role of Jim Hopper since the beginning of Stranger Things. The man serves as the Chief of Police in Hawkins, which can easily be connected to Jaws' primary protagonist, police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider). Like Brody looking out for the citizens of Amity Island, Hopper is often tasked with keeping Hawkins safe. When Will Byers goes missing, Joyce sought out help from Hopper, the only man with a real interest despite his hardened demeanor. Before Brody arrived in New England, he worked on the police force in New York City. According to the Stranger Things spinoff novel, Darkness on the Edge

Hawkins, Indiana has been well-known for its missing kids and unexplained occurrences since 6 November 1983. But what is perhaps even stranger are the monstrous villains visiting the town from alternate dimensions and terrorising its residents. Grotesque, sinister and mighty, every monster in the Stranger Things universe is the stuff nightmares are made of.Netflix mega-hit Stranger Things follows four friends — Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard), Lucas Sinclair (Caleb McLaughlin) and Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo) — who get caught in the middle of a string of mysterious events plaguing their hometown after they discover a lost girl, Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). As the unlikely heroes rise to save the day, the challenges keep getting increasingly fatal, with deadlier monsters popping up every season.While audiences love the perfect blend of sci-fi, horror and coming-of-age drama the show has to offer, for the most devoted of fans, the beauty of the show lies in its celebration of nerd culture. It is replete with nods to Stephen King novels, Steven Spielberg movies and of course, legends of Dungeons & Dragons. The fantasy role-playing game, which was quite popular in the late ’70s and ’80s, helps the characters explain the supernatural events around them as terrifying monsters, similar to those from the game’s lore, keep coming to life. Talking about the inspiration that D&D provided for the monster designs, Matt Duffer, one-half of the director-duo Duffer Brothers, revealed to Tudum, “We come up with a monster that we want in whatever season we’re doing, and then we flip through the D&D Monster Manuals looking for, ‘What would [the kids] be referencing here?'” From Demogorgons to Vecna, the four seasons have portrayed nail-biting encounters with these formidable D&D-inspired foes and more. Before we delve into whether Stranger Things’ fifth and final season will add new monsters, the show’s highly impressive catalogue of nightmare-inducing creatures is worth revisiting. Every Stranger Things monster ranked and explained1. VecnaImage: Courtesy IMDb/Stranger Things/Netflix – © 2022 Netflix, Inc.First appearance: Season 4, Episode 1Victims: Chrissy Cunningham, Fred Benson, Patrick McKinney, Jason Carver, Max MayfieldThe ultimate villain, Vecna tops our list of the most terrifying Stranger Things monsters. With a skeletal structure covered with squelchy vines and a skull-like face, Vecna’s nightmarish appearance doesn’t even match the horror he unleashes on his victims, mentally. Inspired by a being from the earliest days of D&D lore, Vecna is a humanoid monster who lives in the Upside Down and hunts Hawkins’ teenagers in a gruesome fashion by zeroing in on their insecurities and trauma. Before becoming Vecna, he was known as Henry Creel. After moving with his family to Hawkins, Henry discovered that he possessed telepathic powers and used them to