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Denali Businesses Close Shop for the WinterAs tourists leave, pizza pub closes its doorsDENALI - If you were to take a drive up to Denali National Park, it would look like a ghost town. The tourists are trickling out, which means businesses are shutting down for the winter. You could blame it on the moose or the bears or the mountains, but it's likely a little bit of everything here in Denali National Park that brings 400,000 people from all over the world here every year. But come September it's a different story. The tourists go home and businesses get ready to shut down. Joshua Rinck runs the Panorama Pizza Pub. "We play music, there's dogs running around, we have a lot of fun," he said. Without the park just a few miles away, business would be bleak. "During our dinner rush we get a lot of people that are just going to the park," Rinck said. This night, they celebrated the end of another summer season, complete with aluminum foil outfits. For Rinck, it can be difficult to say goodbye. "I might keep the bar open for a little while longer. If we get to hang out and play music and finish off the open bottles of open booze, then we'll probably do that." For the pizza pub, this night was last call until next spring. |
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Location: Food Safety and Enteric Pathogens Research Unit
Technical Abstract: Quorum sensing transcriptional regulator SdiA has been shown to enhance the survival of Escherichia coli O157:H7 (O157) in the acidic compartment of bovine rumen in response to N-acyl-L-homoserine lactones (AHLs) produced by the rumen bacteria. Bacteria that survive the rumen environment subsequently colonize recto-anal junction (RAJ) of the large intestine. The RAJ colonization is mediated through LEE, which encodes for a type III secretion system and secreted virulence proteins. In the current study, we used 10-week old weaned calves to infer the role of sdiA in survival of O157 in rumen and in subsequent colonization of the large intestine. Calves (n = 4 for each strain) were inoculated orally with 10**10 cfu of either the wild-type strain or sdiA mutant. Fecal shedding of the mutant and wild-type strain declined rapidly and by similar magnitudes for the first 2 weeks post-inoculation. While the sdiA mutant was detected in feces of one of four calves at very low levels (greater than or equal to 10**2 cfu/g feces) from days 19 - 27 (p less than 0.001), fecal shedding of the wild-type strain increased to and persisted at 4-logs in all four calves from days 19 - 27. We also demonstrated that SdiA represses LEE in response to AHLs and reduction in adherence of O157 to HEp-2 cells is correlated with the level of SdiA expression. In conclusion, monitoring of fecal shedding for 4 weeks in younger animals provided unequivocal evidence that SdiA enhanced survival of O157 in the rumen is a prerequisite for colonization of the large intestine.

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To Mercy Hallows:
You do have to drop the villager in the exact spot to start clearing the leaves. Here's a screenshot of the location that may help you:
I have an elder at age 62 about ready to die and I am trying to get him to be a Jack of all Trades. However, the builders are too slow and stubborn and the hut won't be built, so my Elder can't finish his parenting (right now he is an adept parent) and the stories aren't moving his status any. How do I get his parenting skill to improve so he can be a jack of all trades?
To Wes:
Parenting is the most difficult skill to master, for sure. However, the building of a hut doesn't have anything do to with it, so I'm not sure what you mean about that part. The best way to get master level at parenting is -
Drop your elder on a female who is too old to have babies. You can do it over and over to gain parenting skill without worrying about overpopulation. Just remember, it's slow going and it will look like you're making no progress on the bar, but you really are.
I believe I have ran into a glitch in the game. I have completed a ton of the puzzles but I can't seem to find anyone who fits the robe, thus I am without a Tribal Chief. I have googled like crazy and so far I have yet to find a solution (I can't even find anyone else who has this same issue!) I have 17 people and no one will fit the robe! Help!
To Stephy:
Actually, many people have asked this same question here. So many, in fact, that we put it in the FAQ at the top of this page. Check question #6 for some help. :)
In addition -
With only 17 people, you should be able to find the chief. It's when the village grows to nearly a hundred people that it really gets hard!
In your case, if none of your people fit the robe, maybe you have a nursing mother. The mother and the baby cannot try on the robe until the baby is two years old and the mother is finished nursing.
I hope this helps and you find your chief!
I bought level 2 nature faction and the 6th herb did not show up.. what do i do??
To Dustin:
Try exiting your game and restarting. And here's a screenshot to help you:
Ive tried clearing the rubble to the right of the bath, but im not able too... what do i do??
hi, i have a question its simple..but what do lectures do for my tribe
I dont know how to use spoiler tags. I've tried, but it's not working so please don't read this if you dont want to know. So sorry. Thank you.
Hi everyone. I've used this site loads, but this is my first comment and I don't know how to do screenshots, but will try and explain without them.
There are two seperate piles of rocks under the medical center. The one closest to the bath cannot be worked on. This is simply where your villagers will get rocks from to fix your bath, whereas the pile next to it nearest the grave yard is where they will move the rubble.
I believe that the lectures are there to educate the children as they only started working once I had purchased leadership 2. I just wasnt expecting the adults to join.
I've had the game for a few weeks now and got pretty far. Only 2 days ago, I checked in like I have every day and went out. I came back today and found that everything had turned back to the beginning apart from the tech points that I have got and brought all the puzzles I had completed had disappeared. I've had to start almost from scratch I was just wandering why this happened and how to fix it if I can. Also I've been trying to bulid the statue, but everytime I drop anyone on it just says s/he sees a fallen statue. I have the plans made up and master builders. What am I doing wrong?
[Edit: To use spoilers please use this brackets >. At the beginning of the spoiler you put in the word spoiler between the brackets. At the end of a spoiler you write and the word spoiler behind the slash. ~ Greetings, Kayleigh]
[Edit: There is also a link above the box where you type your comment that gives detailed spoiler help. -Pam]
To Dustin:
The rubble to be cleared is located directly below the medical/hospital area.
To JIGuest:
The regular lectures don't do anything, but the chief can educate the children with lectures after you purchase level 2 Leadership.
If your beehive and 3 trees run out of food, your village is probably going to die before you can do anything about it. I recommend buying level 2 faction to get the special herb and drive away the sharks with the shark potion ASAP!!! My first village died, but in my second one I got the level 2 faction just in time and now have an unlimited supply of fish (at least, I now have 66565 food, and still growing!)
Does anyone know how to train villagers in building really quickly? I have level three restoration and leadership, but no master builders to complete puzzle 9. So FRUSTRATING!!! (:P)
To Virtually Addicted:
You can train builders by repairing huts. It takes a long time and you have to stay on them about it, but it does work. :)
By the way, I noticed that all the children who attended my chief's lecture, improved at one or two skills. All of them improved at something different! And everyone here was saying the lectures don't do anything ;)
I need some other help. You know how some people say that when you pick up a blue starfish, the person becomes a master at the skill? I'm a bit confused about that. Which skill? Children or Adults? Why haven't I found one yet after about 100 Isola years?
To Virtually Addicted:
There are two kinds of lectures: regular village lectures and the children's education lectures. Everyone is referring to the regular lectures as not doing anything. When the chief lectures the children alone, however, they each have a white sparkle on their heads when they learn some skill. :)
To Virtually Addicted:
I've never heard of picking up a blue starfish and becoming a master in a skill. Where did you hear that?
What do you do if you've completed all the puzzles? Is that the end?
To Kim:
After finishing the puzzles, you can still finish the collections and the awards. After that, your tribe will pretty much run indefinitely unless something catastrophic happens.
weird.. I thought somebody mentioned it on this chat board a while back... maybe I don't know what I'm talking about.
My builders have just started pushing the statues. I've got 7 masters on the job. Still... 17 whole hours just to push a statue?!?
By the way, if your tribe can run for, like, forever, can you have over 2000 villagers (that would be really funny; ever inch would be covered by villagers :P)
In other words, is there a max population once all of the huts are built?
Also, a tip for those of you going for the jack of all trades award:
1) Choose a guy; he's easier to get the master parent with
2) Use the potion orchid + rose + lotus to make villagers sick so your chosen guy child can start healing them at like ages 2 to 13 and become a master of healing
2) Start at age 14 working them in the other categories; I suggest having him build first if you have any available projects or having him research. If you don't have the ocean yet as a food resource, then farming is also an option to start whenever the trees are full
3) At age 18, immediately start working on the parenting skill; remember, you don't actually have to wait for the guy to go indoors. Instead, just keep dropping him. Mine went from an adept parent to a master in about 30 minutes (yes it still is a lot of work)
4) If you have the ocean as a food source, definitely save farming for last; he can farm until he's 70 if necessary.
5) Once you've mastered 3 skills, the title of your villager will become "Esteemed Elder" instead of "Master _________" You will then have to check his detail to make sure he is improving on the skill you want him to.
6) Don't forget to change your villager's preference to whatever skill you have him improving on
[Edit: Spoiler tags added. -Pam]
what happens when your chief dies while you are working on the statue project? Mine is in her early 60's, but over 13 hours (I found another 2 builders) of statue building, quite frankly I think she's going to die. :(
One last question:
I'm having a little bit of tech point trouble. I can't decide what to purchase next. All I have left to purchase are level 3 nature faction, level 3 alchemy, or level 3 science... which should I do first?
To Virtually Addicted:
Max population -
The maximum population starts at 90 and can go as high as 115 if you have Science Faction and complete all four sets of collectibles.
Moving the statue -
Yes, it takes many builders many hours to move the statue. I usually put 12 or 15 on it. They don't have to be Master Builders, they just need to be trained. That just means that need to be at least Trainees to work on the statue. Also, be aware that there was a bug in earlier versions of the game that made the statue get stuck halfway up the path. If that happens, you just need to go back to the site where you originally purchased the game and download the game again to get the most current version.
The chief -
If the chief dies, you just need to drop your new chief on the statue to start directing work again. It should be fine.
Tech points -
You're far enough along in the game that it doesn't really matter which of those last three you buy first. I usually purchase science last. If you like to mix a lot of potions, do Alchemy. If not, then Nature Faction would be good because it increases their longevity.
Thank you so much Pam!
One last question about the end of the game:
what is the deal with the mural inside the sundial room? IS there anything behind it or something like that?
By the way, for some reason my statue was built ahead of time. I'm not complaining, believe me, but no more trained builders worked on it and it was supposed to be finished in 4 more hours... weird... well, at least I got a "lucky" glitch, if it is one ;)
hmm.. I seem to be having a lot of "last questions"
one MORE question...
My "jack of all trades guy" is one notch away in building from being a true jack of all trades. Besides fixing huts, is there anything else that could help me get him trained??
(I wanted to put a screenshot of him on here, but I don't know how O_o)
To Virtually Addicted:
Once you're inside the sundial room -
The last puzzle is to talk to the spirits that appear. There is nothing else behind the wall and no other reason to be in the room after seeing the spirits.
There is one other thing that may help you train builders.
Notice I said MAY help them. There's a potion you can make that gives them a burst of energy and they start doing lots of exercises. At the end of the exercise, they will SOMETIMES an increase in building skill, too. It's not 100% effective, but it does happen from time to time. The potion is:
Cacus+Tiger Lily+Black Orchid
Uh. Question, I don't know if this is a glitch, bug, or a major oopsie. So, I just recently finished the last hut thing, the one that looked like a square of rocks before, and so I had a lot of trained builders. I fished out a master builder from the crowd and dropped her on the chalkboard, which was now blank after repairing the bath. And.... I had level 3 restoration but level 2 leadership, and I THINK, I can't really tell, but I THINK she drew a plan of a bath. And no, restarting the game doesn't help. Recap: I already FINISHED the bath, and putting people on the statue doesn't work.
To That One Girl:
You've found one of the bugs in the game. The new drawing on your chalkboard is supposed to be of the statue, but it's both the statue and bath together, which looks like a scrambled mess, right? It will still work for repairing the statue, though. There are a couple of steps you need to follow before dropping builders on it -
A master builder has to build the scaffolding. Fly a master builder over the path above the fallen statue and you'll see a spot the looks good for the scaffolding.
Next, you have to drop the chief onto the statue to begin directing work. After that you start dropping as many trained builders as you can get. They don't have to be master builders; even a trainee builder will work.
Wow, thanks Pam. That potion improved my elder's construction every single time!
[Edit: You're welcome! :)]
Um no, it doesn't look like a scrambled mess, it lookes like a bath. Remember: I don't have level 3 leadership, so its IMPOSSIBLE for me to start the statue.
I seem to have found a glitch... I went on to the game today... an found that my adept parent was nursing for 0 minutes. Now I know that it might mean less than 1 minute left but I waited for 5 minutes and still nothing. I just got the milestone for 15 people and I am wondering if my village is full until I get another house?
Ok, I left my game until after school, my jack of all trades-to-be was dead, so I'm starting from scratch. I was going to use my youngest male to start training him in medicine, but he's part of a triplet set that all walk really slow. Why do some kids only walk at an elder's pace? I've had it happen before, and it follow them throughout their life. What should I do?
To That One Girl:
You'll have to wait until you have level 3 Leadership to start the statue and see if the plans on the board will work.
To JIGuest:
It may be a glitch, but it's common for the timer to be at 0 minutes for nursing mothers and sit there for several minutes. It should reset itself.
To Virtually Addicted:
Check on their details screen. If it says they dislike running or something similar, that's the reason they're slow. There's nothing to be done about it, either.
What if none of your villagers can fit the robe and it's been 7 generations since my last chief and when they have babies none of them become chief and the cycle repeats itself what do i do?
oh my gosh...
something terrible just happened...
I just logged on to my tribe and...
30 people died just like that because of a tsunami, but the roster said that they died of old age...
Anyways I was watching one of my elders bury the dead, and all of a sudden she disappeared..
When I looked over at the amphitheater, there was a fresh skeleton...
I also have no children, and only 2 girls under the age of 50...
What a shocker!!!
Also, the roster of the dead says that 52 people have died, but there are only 50 graves... did my graveyard fill up?
OMG I just checked on my villagers 5 seconds after they finished burying my dead and...
The ruins for the sewing hut appeared! What next?!?! I'm going to wait until I have I child boy to start working on it though so I could get the jack of trades...
jeez... out of a population of 63 I only have 8 people under the age of 50 plus 3 babies
At that, I only have 3 girls ( I recounted) under the age of 50
And only 2 people in their thirties!!!
I seriously need some children!
To Drew:
One of your villagers is absolutely the chief. You have to try the robe on every single villager in the tribe. Please check question #6 in the walkthrough located at the top of this page for more help.
To Virtually Addicted:
You had a tragedy for sure! Those kinds of things don't happen often, but they do happen.
The cemetary only holds 50, but the Roster of the Dead will go almost indefinitely.
The Jack of All Trades can be a female. Just don't let her have any babies and wait until after she's 50 before she goes indoors.
Except you'll need all females to reproduce like rabbits once they are adults. xD
that's why I prefer to use a male... which, in growing into a master parent, will help my villagers reproduce like rabbits O_o
I've finally got a male child. His name is Molo, and he is already almost an adept doctor and has learned a little bit of building from my chief's lecture.
By the way,
What does the clothing hut do exactly? I'm not going to work on it until my "jack of all trades to be" is old enough to. But I want to know exactly what he will be working on. Also, is there anything else you can use the tech points you earn once you purchase everything in the tech area? I have almost 2 million tech points and I don't know what to do with them!
(2 million tech points would have been really helpful when I was actually trying to earn them :P)
Hey, Pam. I just wanted to say that I appreciate all the time you spend on here answering everybody's questions. It must be really hard work! I truly appreciate it! Thank you!
By the way, I have a question. O_o :P
I was wondering what exactly is the point of the awards page. What is the award you get when you complete a reward or is the reward the reward within itself (sorry about the bad sentence structure) I've already completed all rewards except 3 (jack of all trades, fungus among us, and alchemy r us)
To Virtually Addicted:
The sewing hut -
Once the sewing hut is complete, you can drop a villager on it and he/she can get a new set of clothes for 5,000 tech points. You get to choose from a fairly wide variety of clothes for both males and females. It's fun, plus you can give them uniforms to make it easier to keep up with a large village. For example, I would put all of my doctors in black and white. My builders would wear blue. Farmers would wear green. Etc.
If you've purchased absolutely all of your technology, the tech points don't have much use except to buy new clothes. See spoiler above.
The awards page is just something to do. The reward is the satisfaction of completing the award. You don't get anything special for it.
And... you're welcome! I'm very happy to answer questions, and you always have good ones. :)
wow! the hut sounds cool!
I have the new version of the game but my statue is still stuck half way completed, my builders won't build && my chief definitely won't direct work... What now??
Ok...not sure if this is a spoiler or not. Maybe just a glitch. I got an event pop up that said something about a crystal that was familiar and I chose to keep it and it creates a clone of the chosen person in the event. Well, my chief was the person in the event and now I have two cheifs. How is that possible? I can create food twice and lecture twice. Is this just a lucky glitch for me?
Ok, not sure here.
On the diamond in the fire, I just kept making my villagers put more firewood on the fire until it sparkles. It worked for me. So that's my advice. I didn't let it burn but just kept adding and I got it just like that.
To Cash:
About the statue -
If you're certain you have the most current version, it's probably a case of not getting your chief to the right spot. And remember, the chief has to be directing work before you can put any builders onto the statue. Fly your chief over the path up to the door and look for a spot that says something about being a good place to direct work. If it doesn't show up directly above the statue, try at the base where it started.
To Tracy:
What you describe is not a bug. It's one of the random island events that happen, well, randomly. You just got lucky that it randomly cloned your chief. :D
Ok, I can't find the natural herb. I've tried turning off my game and turning it on and I have my thing to level 2, so what do I do?
ISeeDeadChickens -
Up in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)question #1 there is an answer about the location of the herb with screenshots to help locate it. The type of herb itself depends on whether you are playing the magic faction or the nature faction. The general location is:
To the left of the alchemy lab where the kids go when "nature is calling". If you are playing the magic faction it is a berry, if you are playing nature it looks like a pitcher plant.
To ISeeDeadChickens:
I believe you are talking about the herb you get after purchasing level 2 of your faction. For Nature Faction, you get the Pitcher Pland. And for Science Faction, you get the Berry Bush. Both are located to the left of the Alchemy Lab. Here are a couple of screenshots to help you.
All right, I am desperate to get more food for my village so am trying to rebuild the lift, I have a master and an adept builder working on it, but they keep shaking their heads and walking away, no matter how many times I keep dropping them on it.
To Emily:
Please check the walkthrough section located at the top of this page. Look in the FAQ, question #2.
Oh, all right, I thought I only needed two, thanks.
Ok, I think I am stuck... I have all technologies, finished all but 1 puzzle, and have most awards, after finishing the all the buildings I had only a few builders. Most of them were very old and so when I went onto the statue it was finished with only 1 builder. I made the builder fix the pearl but he died before he could finish, so now I have no way that I know to train builders and I have no builders to use... Is there any way to make them get building skill?
Chubysnow -
The pearl:
Needs to be finished by two people, a master builder and a master scientist. If your master builder did his part, drop a master scientist on it and see if he will finish it. If not, the only way to train a builder if all building projects are finished is to have them fix the huts over and over again. This can take some time, but eventually they will get there.
Hope this helps.
I just want to know how do I get the chalkboard?
Tricia -
You already have the chalkboard, it is in the alchemy lab just to the left of the kettle. If you mean how to use it:
You need a master builder and level 2 building technology. At level 2 drop a master builder on it and he/she will draw up the plans to restore the broken tub. At level 3 building technology drop a master builder on it and he/she will draw up the plans to restore the statue.
Is it possible to have a kid as your tribe leader? Because a munchkin is ruling mine.
asdfsdf - Yes, its totally possible. It happened to me as well!
Can someone tell me how to fix the problem with the statue? :S
Is there any way to get honey again? I'm having a really hard time getting to faction 2 and I have no food. My leader has already created magic food and can't make anymore for about 12 more hours. And my trees go bare as soon as fruit appears. The only thing I can seem to do is constantly make it rain and get a little fruit at a time and send my kids for mushrooms. Please help!
To Pepica and Kimmerz:
Please check the FAQ located at the top of this page.
How often does the fruit grow back on the trees?
Just a question but how do you get level 2 faction?
Do you have to buy the level 2 magic and level 2 nature things?
Or is it something else?
To Lily:
The fruit will grow back, but it takes a pretty long time. You need to get other sources of food set up. Check the FAQ located at the top of this page for some suggestions.
To Emz:
You purchase Level 2 faction on the technology screen. You'll need to purchase Level 1 before you can purchase Level 2. You choose between Nature and Magic factions. They each offer different things.
How do you use the lift???
Everytime the water fills the bucket up,
and the villager is near the top,
he decides to jump off...
I've been trying to get the diamond out of the fire pit for forever now I've not burned a fire all day and it still says it's to hot does anyone know what to do
Emz -
Are you using an adult on the lift? I've never seen one jump off the lift before when it's going up.
Kristin -
You have to water it down. Grab some unoccupied kids or adults and start throwing them in the waterfall where they do laundry. They'll haul water over to the diamond. Keep doing this until they no longer will haul water, the diamond will then be safe to pick up.
Is there any way to go back and undo something? Because I just accidentally made a girl have a baby with the wrong guy and my population is getting too big.
To JIGuest:
You can't undo having a baby. Also, you have population limits based on how many huts you have built. It's very unlikely that your population is too big if you can still make babies.
How do you clear the whiteboard?
can anyone tell me where to find the potion recipes...i can't seem to find it int he walkthrough
Jules -
Look at the top of the page under "General Play Tips", there is a section called "important potion recipes".
thank you once again...you are everywhere...lol....thanks
so far i have found only one seed to plant a tree...do they show up in the orchard or anywhere?
Jules -
To get more seeds for your orchard you need to solve the broken lift puzzle.
How do you get into the cave?
or is it just there for decoration?
ExplosiveXRawr -
Just drop an adult on the hole that leads to the cave.
okay thank you grinnyp...once again...lol
Ok I've done that,
So what does the cave actually do?
ExplosiveXRawr -
Other than give you part of the story about what happened to the island's original inhabitants? Nothing really. Finding it is the answer to a puzzle, but that's it.
i repaired the lift and once it rained , i got a new seed...do you have to do it again for the third seed, or should i have gotten both at once
To Jules:
Yes, you have to use the lift one more time to get the third seed for the orchard.
thanks Pam. I appreciate your quick response...this third installment is hard to get food so you have to move quick...lol...thanks again
i am not sure if i can do this, but i also have a question about vv 2, should i go to that walkthrough or can i ask here...lol...i have three games on the go, so it is kind of hard to keep going back and forth...
[Edit: Questions about VV2 need to be asked in the VV2 thread. Thanks! -Pam]
LOL! one of the women had 1 kid then triplets then twins im thinking about changing her name to fertile female
my fire has gone out twice, and both times i haven't seen the key...i drop villagers on it just in case, but they don't do anything...where is the key?
Jules -
The fire has to burn quite a while before the key shows up. Keep your fire burning and watch it carefully. It can take a day or two. When you see white sparks coming out of the fire then put it out and see if the key is there, not before.
okay thanks for the info
How do you get the villagers to finish the statue?
They pushed it to the top of the path, now when I put them on it they don't do anything.
Do I need more tech or something?
Emma -
Check the FAQ for question #5.
I try to get my builder to clear away leaves... But everytime i put him over there nothing happens... am i supposed to put him in a certain place?
Attmine -
There is a big, green, leafy bush to the right of the grassy area. You need to drop them directly on it to get them to start clearing leaves.
Hey, I've used your walkthrough all the way though the game and it has helped me a lot. But I can't seem to get the lift to work.
I've rebuilt it and everything and this is the last puzzle I have to complete.
I put my villager on the lift, on the tree, on the end of the lift. I've tried a master farmer, my chief, builder.. What do I have to do please?
W00t!! My first set of twins, just waiting for the elusive triplets now
To courtiie,
Have you tried in all weather conditions?
When it rains the bucket fills and the lift seesaws
Hi there,
I have finished almost everything in the game, however, when the chief stands at the top of the mountain and points to the location of a special item.....where do I look? I can never seem to see anything "pop up". Thanks in advance for the help.
To SureMoneyHoney:
When you have the chief point out a rare collectible, there is definitely one somewhere on the island. You have to search in all of the usual places and find it before it disappears. It can be anywhere, really.
Hi. I have a problem with the awards. I already had 3 villagers who died older than 80, but in the awards it doesn't show. This the only award that I have not completed in all of my 5 tribes so I'm kind of desperate because I want to finish the game completely, but I don't know what is happening. In the rock with the names it shows 3 or 4 dead people over 80, but in the awards doesn't. What can I do??


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I don't have problem with office romance if its done in an adult way. You don't engage in affairs at work (no married people) and you don't date anyone who supervises you or whom you supervise. Physical displays of affection, pet names, and other outward signs of romantic behavior are left at home (and that includes lunch breaks). If you break up or have an argument, that also stays at home - no sabotage, arguments in the break room, or bursting into tears when you see the other person. If you can't date someone under those requirements, then you shouldn't date someone at work.
Having to face someone you broke up with on a daily basis is not something I can handle.
Quote from: venus193 on December 18, 2006, 09:17:45 AMHaving to face someone you broke up with on a daily basis is not something I can handle.From personal experience, it is absolutely horrible. I dated a woman whom I worked with and she broke up with me -- her cubicle was about 20 feet away from mine and my heart broke every time I heard her voice.


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Older sensar...replace with a sensar IV ?I have a 1991 class C, with the original antenna. It does not have an amplifier. Can I put on a IV replacement head and have it work without any power supply or amplifier? Its probably a sensar 1 or 2.
Re: Older sensar...replace with a Sensar IV ?The Sensar needs a 12V power supply inside the coach. If you have a Winegard then you should have a power supply in your coach. You can check the coax up on the roof to see if you are getting good 12+V power there. If not, you have found the problem and need to locate the issue. If you do have 12V power then you may need to replace the antenna.
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Re: Older sensar...replace with a sensar IV ?OK some coaches have an amplifier that id past the coax and goes to the TV. So I can just replace my old sensar head with a IV and have better reception. There is nothing wrong with the one I have. I just thought the new IV would give me better reception.
Re: Older sensar...replace with a Sensar IV ?You can certainly replace anything you want if you just want something new. However, if your current Sensar is working properly you will only find an improvement in reception due to the Wingman being a built in option vs. you just adding a wingman to your current antenna.
Re: Older sensar...replace with a sensar IV ?I'm new to forum and new to RV.
I am in the same dilema as the original post but maybe need some clarification. I bought a used motorhome that has an old Winegard RV-3090 Sensar. It has the hand crank and is directionally adjustable via the knob on inside roof, head antenna has built in amplifier and the light does come on when I turn it on at the panel. But the signal is not very good, I have rabbit ears that work better from inside the coach. My question is will the Sensar IV mount on the same mast? I want to be able to use the same crank and everything and just want to be sure it will interchange with the existing hardware. Any Help? Richy
Re: Older sensar...replace with a sensar IV ?Before you replace the antenna you need to see if it should be working properly or whether you have another issue. You will need to go up on the roof with a digital voltage meter, remove the coax cable that enters into the side of the Batwing antenna and check that end of the coax to verify that you have 12+ volts showing in the coax. You will touch the red lead to the center conductor and hold the black to the collar. If you have low or no voltage then you will need to trace down whether you have a bad power supply (the box inside with the light) or a bad cable or cable connection between the 2.
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 piece) equals 201 calories, 15 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 43 mg cholesterol, 353 mg sodium, 11 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 5 g protein.
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Such data tells only part of the story, says the former director of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, the country's immigration enforcement agency before the creation of the current office, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. But, she added, it does indicate that security at the Texas-Mexico border has improved since the last time the issue was fiercely debated in Washington.
Last week, a bipartisan group of U.S. senators and President Obama pitched their ideas for comprehensive immigration reform to the public, and both proposals included border security as a major piece. Also last week, fiscal year 2012 statistics released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection indicated that agents in Texas apprehended more people attempting to enter the country illegally, 172,335, well ahead of any other state that borders Mexico. In Arizona, 124,631 people were apprehended. California and New Mexico's figures are 54,246 and 5,661, respectively.
Doris Meissner, the former commissioner of the U.S. INS and a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, said that as those figures are dissected, it should remain clear that arguments about border security cannot rely solely on whether apprehension figures are high or low.
"Apprehensions is an important indicator, it is an insufficient indicator and it's an indicator than can legitimately be interpreted either way," she said. "First of all we always have to remember that apprehensions represent an enforcement action, not a person. And so with apprehensions for the whole [southern] border the apprehensions were 365,000 enforcement actions."
Meissner said that according to methodology used by the Congressional Research Service, the data probably represented about 269,000 people being apprehended.
A January 2012 study by Marc Rosenblum, an immigration policy specialist for the Congressional Research Service, supports Meissner's stance. It found three specific shortcomings with apprehension data.
One example, which directly supports Meissner's argument, is that the data counts events and not people.
"Thus, an unauthorized migrant who is caught trying to enter the country three times in one year counts as three apprehensions in the data set," Rosenblum writes. "To the extent that apprehensions are interpreted as a direct indicator of illegal migration, the data therefore may overestimate the actual number of people trying to cross the border."
He also cited as potentially problematic the exclusion of three different groups: unauthorized immigrants who cross the border successfully (including those who enter without inspection, use fraudulent documents or overstay their visas); certain unauthorized immigrants who fail to cross the border (those who are denied entry at a port or are apprehended by local, state or other federal law enforcement officials, and those who die attempting to cross); and "would-be" unauthorized immigrants who are persuaded from trying to cross the border by factors like "remote deterrence," when they are dissuaded in their communities.
The last shortcoming the CRS study cites is that apprehension data doesn't take into account how many illegal border crossings are largely influenced by "push-and-pull" factors, including economic trends and demographic shifts.
Despite the shortcomings with apprehension data, Meissner said that the efforts to secure the border shouldn't be discounted within the debate on immigration reform.
According to CBP headquarters, the agency has more than doubled the number of U.S. Border Patrol agents since 2004 to more than 21,300.
That statistic, along with apprehension data, should be considered as factors that reflect positive trends, Meissner said.
"Certainly some people are going to use the same tired language that we've heard for 10 years, that we can't do anything until the border is secure," she said. "But for anybody that wants to listen, for anybody that wants to look at the case at this point, the border is an entirely different place than it was 10 years ago. You have a dramatic reduction in apprehensions in the last 10 years. Just in the last five or six years it's fallen another 50 percent, so it's a very different picture where unauthorized crossing is concerned."
Federal lawmakers have received the message, Meissner said. She cites U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., as an example of how attitudes are shifting. McCain is a part of the "Gang of 8" that unveiled its plans for reform last week.
"When he was running for re-election [in 2010] and certainly when he was running for president, he became very, very harsh in his assessment of insufficiencies of border enforcement," she said. "And now when you see what he did a week ago, at the Gang of 8 press conference he is saying very clearly, 'Border security has improved. It's improved to the point where it's not where I'd like to see it be. But it's sufficiently improved that we need to be talking about broader changes.'"
Despite the progress, she said, there is still a chance for border security debates to derail immigration reform negotiations. During a hearing this week before the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, some members indicated they were open to breaking up a larger reform plan into different components, The New York Times reported. Meissner said that although that may address some of the issues, like the DREAM Act or a temporary guest-worker program, it would still leave many issues unresolved, like addressing the estimated 11 million people in the country illegally and preventing a future influx of unauthorized immigrants.
"What it does is cherry-pick politically -- it takes the measures that have real support and pulls them off from the harder measures, gets them passed, allows the Congress to say, 'Okay, check the box,'" she said. "Then the things that are really hard don't have a broad base of political support and those don't get done and as a country we still have too many unaddressed issues."
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Beginning fall of 2013, when ACU opens NCAA Division I play in the Southland Conference, the new athletics identity will fully be in effect.
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Precambrian basement
The consolidation of the Iranian basement by metamorphism ,partial granitization and partly by intense folding took place in the Late Precambrian .This event has been attributed to the 'Baikalian' or Pan –African Orogeny by various authors .Isotopic data of Iranian basement rocks give ages between 600 and 1100 Ma. A similar range of isotopic data had been obtained for Arabian Shield rocks. An important post-Pan-African magmatism is documented by the widespread Doran Granite, which cuts the Upper Precambrian rocks and is covered by Lower Cambrian sediments.
Late Precambrian postorogenic volcanics, mainly alkali rhyolite, rhyolite tuff and basic dikes are known in the Eocambrian formations.
The basement is exposed only in limited parts of the platform area. It consist of low–grade (greenschist facies) metamorphosed ,fine-clastic sediments :the Kahar Formation in N Iran ,the Morad Series in the Kerman area and Shorm Beds in E (Fig. 325) intruded by a lecogranite (Doran Granite) .This slightly metamorphosed Precambrian basement is overlain with questionable unconformity by non- metamorphosed sedimentary rocks of Eocambrain –Cambrian age.
Paleozoic of platform area
The platform deposits are well developed in the main and S Alborz Range, in the greater part of Central and E Iran as well as in SW Iran. The north Iran Suture marks the N termination of the platform regime of the Arabian –Iranian Plate.
The pan-African Orogeny in Iran was followed by a long period of tectonic calm during most of the interval from the Infracambrian to the middle Triassic .The rock sequence deposited during this time displays all the characteristics of a platform cover. It indicates an epicontinental environment with alternating shallow- marine, lagoon- al and continental deposits. The thickness of the whole sequence is between 3000 and 4000 m and increases exceptionally up to 8000 m in the region of Tabas in E Iran (stِcklin, Eftekhar –Nezhad and Hushmand –Zadeh ,1965; Ruttner ,Nabavi and Hajian ,1968) .important sedimentary gaps and regional disconformities are common (Fig. 326) .they reveal considerable Silurian and early Devonian epeirogenic movements and a period of emergence in the carboniferous, followed by a marine transgression at the base of the Permian throughout the Iranian plate. Significant crustal deformation, how- ever, is not known? The Permian to Middle Triassic section of the stratigraphics remarkable uniformity .It consists mainly of shallow –water limestone and dolomite. The Paleozoic rock units of the Iranian Platform are summarized in Fig. 326.
Following the pan-African Orogeny, in S Iran and the SE of central Iran, evaporates (salt and gypsum) were deposited, which accumulated later in domes and ridges under the large anticlinal structures .The distribution of these evaporites facies suggests that during the late Precambrian –Cambrian ,Central Iran and Zagros were part of the same landmass. Red clastic units, the Zaigun Formation and Lalun Sandstone, both of continental deposition, reflect the terrane configuration after the epeirogenic uplifting and emergence.
For the Paleozoic time interval, four cycles of sedimentation bounded by an unconformity or lithological break are distinguished; an Eocambrian-Ordovicion, Silurian to Lower Devonian, Upper Devonian –Carboniferous and a Permian sedimentary cycle .Devonian rocks often rest disconformably on a carved surface of older formations. The transgression of the Lower Permian in Alborz is marked by a basal conglomerate .The real marine condition was established again in Middle Permian by the deposition of the cherty limestone (Rute Formation). Permian rocks are widely exposed in carbonate facies in many parts of central Iran .The uppermost permain and the permo- Triassic transitional beds are so far known from the Julfa region in NW Iran (stepanov, Golshany and stِocklin, 1969) and from the Abadeh region in W central Iran (Taraz, ,1969).
The pre- upper Triassic history of the Kopet Dagh and the S Caspian area turned out differently .This region was part of Eurasia and was separated from other parts of Iran until the late Middle Triassic.
Precambrian –Cambrian boundary
The Precambrian –Cambrian boundary is now known from many places in Iran, notably in Alborz, near Kerman etc. The Lower Dolomite Member of the Soltanieh Formation contains an assemblage of phosphatic tubes and other poorly preserved remains. The succeeding Lower Shale Member bears macroscopic chuaria –like algae .Early skeletal fossil diversity raises through the middle Dolomite Member, with the successive appearance of Protohertzina anabarica. The overlying Upper Shale Member may represent lower Tommatian strata (Hamdi, Brasier and Jiang Zhiwen, 1989).
Infracambrian –Ordovician
Infracambrian rock units in Iran were deposited over large areas after the Pan–African tectonic phase .These movements gently folded and uplifted Precambrian fine clastic, flysch –type sediments (Kahar Formation .Morad Series and Shorm Beds) along Pan- African trends and caused epeirogenic uplifting, and emergence of lowland areas in W Iran, in E central Iran and probably also in E Iran.
In Central Iran and NW Iran the Eocombrian rock units are mainly shallow water shelf platform carbonates, which interfinger towards the North Iran Suture with brown, fine–grained sandstone –shale sequence. The latter were defined as the Bayandor Formation (Fig. 326). The carbonates are stromatolitic dolomites of the lower parts of the Soltanieh Formation.
The Infracambrian –Cambrian boundary is within the Soltanieh Formation .The Upper Shale Member of the Soltanieh Formation is suggested as lower Tommotian strata (Fig. 327) The lower Cambrian red clastic units ,the Zaigun Formation and Lualn Sandstone both of continental deposition ,reflect the terranne configuration after the Infracambrian epeirogenic uplifting and emergence .In the lower Cambrian a beginning shallow marine transgression is indicated by red-green shales and dolomites with Cruziana traces. The Mila Group (in East Iran) and the Mila Formation (in Alborz) represent beds of shallow marine condition .They range in age from early Middle Cambrian to Ordovician and indicate a countinuous marine platform sequence. Depocenters of the Mila Group are in the NE Central Iranian embayment and in the shirgesht area (N of Tabas), where more than 2000 m of dolomites, limestones, siltstones, marls and shales with a rich fauna of trilobites, brachiopods, bryozones, cephalopods and rare graptolites were recorded (Ruttner, Navabi and Hajian, 1968). Other depocenters are in the SE central Alborz (500-700m), in the Soltanieh Mountains (NW Iran, 500-600 m) and in the area N of Esfahan.
In SW Iran ,equivalents of the Mila Group are represented by the Zard-Kuh Formation with aggregate thicknesses of more than 1000 m, but thins from a depocenter in the Zard-Kuh (80 km SW of Golpaygan) to the SE (Kuh-e-Dinar) and NW(Oshtoran –Kuh). The greater amount of detrital mica points to a metamorphic basement high on the pre-Zagros swell. In addition to the Mila Group, Ordovician to Silurian shales and sandstones with graptolites are reported from the Kuh-e-Faraghan (N of Bandar-Abbas), with a thickness of up to 800 m.
Silurian to Lower Devonian Early Caledonian tectonic movements resulted in an uplifting of W and S Iran and caused emergence of the S Caspian and central Alborz area, which were temporarily linked to the West Iranian land platform.
The pre-Zagros swell emerged with a large low land area in SW Iran and remained free of marine ingressions in Silurian-early Devonian time. Central and NW central Iran was depositional areas in Silurian-early Devonian time. After a period of regression in late Ordovician –early Silurian time, tensional stress opened the way for the extrusion of basaltic lava sheets in the E Alborz, in Central Iran, and in the Kerman and Esfahan-Soh areas. In E central Iran basalts are at the base of the Niur Formation, a predominantly shallow water platform limestone and dolomite sequence with corals, brachiopods, conodonts (early Silurian to early Devonian; Weddige, 1984). This marine fossiliferous facies, which laterally interfingers with fine clastics and sandstones, is only developed in E central Iran in a thickness of about 500 m. The Niur Formation is conformably succeeded in the type section area by lower Devonian sandstone and dolomite with gypsum intercalations, 500 to 700 m thick, which were defined as the padeha Formation. The upper contact is sharp and an erosion surface terminates this sedimentary cycle of the Gushkamar group (Niur and Padeha Formations).West of Ardekan–Yazd, marine beds (coral limestones and dolomites)–equivalents of the Niur Formation with a thickness of 200 m –are at the base of the Old Red-type sandstones .In this area as well as in the area SW of Kerman (Kuh-e- Daviran), the Silurian–Lower Devonian sequence reaches a thickness of about 1000m. In NW Iran pre-Permian early Upper Paleozoic rocks are restricted to a basin area NE of the Tabriz –Zanjan Line.
The Silurian to Lower Devonian sedimentary cycle on the platform area was concluded by the Eifelian hiatus.
Middle Devonian to Carboniferous
Marine deposits of Devonian age are known in the Maku area (NW Iran). They consist of dolomite with some intercalations of sandstone and quartzite and are called the Muli Formation (Alavi- Naini and Bolourchi, 1973). The thickness of the Muli Formation is 1250 m and it is unconformably underlain by metamorphic rocks. In central Alborz, the Upper Paleozoic sedimentary cycle began with the transgression of the sandy Geirud Formation (Upper Devonian). The Guired Formation consist in its lower part of sandstone, shale, fossiliferous sandy limestones and several phosphatic layers, followed by sandstones and shale containing plant remains . In its middle part the formation consists of 150 m thick basalts .The basalts are overlain by conglomerates and sandstones followed by a fossiliferous sandy limestone. Lower Carboniferous of Central Alborz is made up of dark Limestone with subordinate marl intercalations in the lower part (Mobark Formation) .Both the Tourniasian and Visean Stages are well documented in these rocks by a rich brachiopod and coral fauna. The Mobark Formation is about 450 m thick and disconformably overlies the Geirud Formation. In E Alborz the khosh –Yelagh Formation transgresswd with a basal conglomerate on the Padeha Formation . The Khosh-Yelagh Formation consists of a 15 m basal conglomerate followed by shale, limestone, sandstone and basic volcanics in the lower part and dolomite, limestone and marly limestone in the upper part. The Khosh –Yelagh Formation is overlain by the Mobarak Formation. In khosh –Yelagh area the Mobarak Formation is overlain by the lower Permian Dorud Formation.
Central Iran
In east Central Iran the cycle of middle Devonian to late Carboniferous marine sediments reaches a thickness of 1500 to 2000 m and was defined as the Ozbak-Kuh Group in E Iran (Ruttner, Navabi and Hajian, 1968, stِcklin, Eftekhar-nezhad and-Hushmand-zadeh 1965). It consists of the Sibzar Dolomite at the base (100m thick), the Bahram Formation (300-500 m thick of late Devonian age) and the Shishtu Formation (300-400 m thick, of alternating marls, shale and limestone of the late Devonian to early carboniferous age); the cycle is concluded by the Sardar Formation, shales, sandstones and sandy limestone of the late Visean to late Carboniferous age.
Zagros area
The Devonian is nowhere present in SW Iran. The Carboniferous sandstone is very consistent, being present beneath the Permian limestone wherever the base of this limestone is exposed (Setudehnia, 1972) .This Carboniferous sandstone is discomformably underlain by Cambrian sediments in the Kuh-e-Dinar, Zard –Kuh and Oshtoran–Kuh areas .It is also disconformably underlain by Ordovician and Silurian sediments in the Kuh-e-Surmeh and Gahkum -Faraghun areas, respectively. The upper boundary of the Carboniferous with the Permian is not clear. These two units are often combined and referred to as Permo-Carboniferouse.
Permian sedimentary cycle
A lacuna and disconformity separates the Upper Devonian-Carboniferous and the Permian sedimentary cycles. Over wide areas in NW Iran and in the main Alborz Range, a red-clastic shallow marine transgressive phase, the Dorud Formation, indicates Permian sedimentation. The Dorud Formation interfingers towards the E Alborz with shelf carbonates, and towards central Iran it change into a thinner, basal quartz sandstone member .All over the Alborz Mountain Range the Dorud Formation is succeeded by the uniform shelf-platform limestones and dolomites of the Ruteh Formation, which contain a fauna of Neoschwagerina indicating Lower to Middle Permian age . The Jamal Formation in E central Iran overlies the shale and siltstone of the Sardar Formation with a sharp lithological break which may include a lacuna. The middle Permian marine transgression may have extended also to parts of SE Iran .Laterite zone in the Upper Permian sequences indicates temperory regressions and fluctuation of sea level in the Yazd and Golpayegan areas. In S and W Iran, the Upper Perrmian sea transgressed the lowland area of the Arabian Platform with the deposition of a basal quartz sandstone member (Farghar, Sandstone Member) followed by up to 1000 m of lower carbonates middle evaporates and upper limestone and dolomite .A predominandy dolomitic facies is developed in the S Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormoz area.
Permian –Triassic boundary
The lowermost Triassic, as well as a continuous section between Permian and Triassic, is so far only known from Julfa (NW Iran) and Abadeh (W central Iran). At Julfa the dark, brachiopod –bearing limestone of Guadalupian age is conformably overlain by 33 m of shales, marls and thin limestones of whitish gray and purple color; these are the Julfa Beds (Stepanoy, Golshany and Stِcklin, 1969), which contain a peculiar Late Permian fauna and correlate in minute detail with the stratotype of the Dzhulfian.
The Julfa Beds grade into a soft-weathering unit of dark-purple shale and marlstones, the Permian-Triassic transitional beds. They are 17 m thick and contain a mixed fauna of Permian –type dwarfed brachiopods and Triassic type ammonites. The transitional beds thus encompass the Paleozoic-Mesozoic boundary. They are followed by the red, 4 m thick paratirolites limestone, which contains abundant Eotriassic ammonites, together with the last survivors of Permian–type brachiopods. This limestone is overlain with a sharp lithologic and faunal break by light –colored, platy limestones and shales 280 m thick containing Claraia and Meekoceras; these Claraia beds are prefect lithological equivalents of the Early Triassic lower Elikah Formation of the Alborz Mountains. In other parts of N Iran the lowermost Triassic is missing, and the Lower to Middle Triassic Elikah Formation disconformably overlies Upper Permian (Nesen Formation) or Middle-Upper Permian (Ruteh Formation).
Paleozoic of mobile belt
The platform condition, during the Paleozoic time interval does not apply to the entire area of Iran .In N Iran fundamental lithological differences appear on both sides of the North Iran Suture .This suture line was introduced as a Paleozoic to Middle Triassic plate boundary between Scytho- Turanian plates in the N (Eurasian) and the Iran Plate in the S (Gondwana) by Davouzadeh and Schmidt (1982). The North Iran Suture passes from the N slope of the Binalud Mountian(W of Mashhad) along the kopet Dagh-East Alborz border into the Gorgan area and from there along the S Caspian into the Talesh area (west Alborz) and continues northwestward into the Minor Caucasus .. The significance of this suture is the clear Paleozoic –Triassic facies changes on both side the lineament and the Paleozoic ophiolite outcrops along this lineament. On the N side of this Suture, several uplifts of Hercynian and/or Caledonian basement associated with basic and ultrabsic rocks are exposed (Davoudzadeh, Lensch and weber –Diefenbach 1986). The South Caspian –Minor Caucasus North Anatolian ophiolitic belt is considered to be major suture of the Paleozoic Tethys, dividing, its S carbonate shelf from the Turanian –Caucasus –Pontian active margin (Adamia et al. 1981). From the Binalud area (NE Iran) towards the E, the main Hindu kush lineament or 'Hindu Kush Fualt' is conventionally considered to be the N limit of the Paleozoic platform (stِocklin, 1977).
In contrast to the platform areas with epicontinental–shallow marine sediments, the Paleozoic rocks of the mobile belt have a greater thickness of detrital sediments (shale, greywacke and sandstone), minor carbonate but hug amounts of basic volcanic rocks and in places basic intrusions and ultrabasic rocks (ophiolite).
North of the North Iran Suture.) On the Paleozoic active margin of Eurasia characteristic geosynclinal facies prevail. North of the Binalud Range (Mashhad area) a NW-SE trending fault separates sharply the Paleozoic platform facies in the S from a Paleozoic metamorphic complex in the N. The metamorphic complex consists of sedimentary and volcanic rocks, interbedded with ultrabasic units. The sedimentary rocks are mainly pelitic, now partly staurolitegarent schist. Some calcareous intercalations also occur. Stratigraphic sections of the Mashhad and Talesh areas (SW Caspian) are correlated with the Paleozoic metamorphics of the mobile belt in Central Iran.
Geosynclinal facies- type succession comparable to the N foot of the Alborz occur in parts of Central Iran. A rather large belt is in the Sirjan area. This belt may continue eastward to the Makran area. Another belt is in the Anarak area (NE of Nain). Smaller occurrences of Saghand area (NE of Yazd) may have belonged to the Anarak belt and were later dislocated tectonically.
The geodynamic interpretation of such Paleozoic metamorphic complexes within the Iranian platform is still open for discussion. However, they could have been rift zones within the continental platform or they were a narrow branch of Paleotethys which existed in the N. Another possibility is that these blocks were dislocated from their orginal position (N of the North Iran Suture) by the rotation of the Central –East Iran microplate.


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"Proud to buggery!" Apart from the wallaby scrotum duffle bags, what did Oprah ask Sir Les to dump? When did Australia discover sex? What have we done about it?
Posted: 30 January, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Culture, Life, politics and government, Sex, values, Video.
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