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I remember there being a thread for this show before but it seems to have disappeared..... :unsure: I really like this show and how it's progressed, and was excited to see Joe Flanigan turn up at the end of tonight's episode as a FBI agent. I've liked him since I first saw him on Sisters...... It peeves me to no end that Joe Simpson is involved in "producing" this show, and the restaurant that the ladies gather in at the end of episodes is called "Papa Joe's"........ :sarclap: |
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Specialized, Evelyn Stevens move to Boels-Dolmans women's cycling team in 2015
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- Published Sep. 22, 2014
- Updated Dec. 12, 2014 at 1:48 PM EST
Specialized-Lululemon out to defend TTT title as worlds kick off
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Defending champs Specialized-Lululemon should see stiff competition from the deepest field ever for the women's team time trial
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Alejandro Valverde has a tough row to hoe if he is to win the rainbow jersey on his home turf, with the Aussies and Belgians gunning for him
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The runner-up in 2013, van Dijk goes it alone more than 25km from the finish and builds an insurmountable lead
Velo Awards: Tony Martin, Ellen Van Dijk, Time Trialists of Year
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- Updated Dec. 14, 2013 at 9:58 PM EST
Martin has won three straight world time trial titles, while Van Dijk is the new powerhouse in the women's race against the clock
Van Dijk wins 2013 elite women's time trial world title
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- Published Sep. 24, 2013
- Updated Sep. 24, 2013 at 12:43 PM EST
Dutchwoman takes top honors and American scores her first worlds medal
Cancellara, Westra, Van Dijk, Johannson win national TT titles
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- Published Jun. 19, 2013
- Updated Jun. 19, 2013 at 7:02 PM EST
"Spartacus" nabs his eighth time trial national title
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American Shelley Olds overcomes an ill-timed fall to record a second-place result in the women's le Samyn
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Frederick C. Kiga is the Vice President of Government Affairs at Vigor Industrial. Mr. Kiga previously served as Director of Tax Policy for Amazon and was the VP of State & Local Government Relations & Global Corporate Citizenship for Boeing. Prior to that position, he served as Director of the Washington State Department of Revenue and then became the Chief of Staff for former Washington State Governor Gary Locke. He currently serves on a number of professional/civic boards and commissions, including the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle, Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program, the Association of Washington Business, Northwest Area Foundation, and One Reel".
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Wells Kurt Labberton, DDS Dr. W. Kurt Labberton is a general dentist practicing in Yakima. Dr. Labberton completed a US Navy Dental Residency at Camp Pendleton in 1984 and served aboard the USS Sierra from 1984-86. Prior to dental school, Dr. Labberton was a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and served as a Nuclear Engineer aboard the USS Tecumseh SSBN 628 and the USS Memphis SSN 691 from 1974-1978. He was a member of the UW Dental School Admission Committee from 1979-83 and served as UW Dental School Class President from 1980-83. He was the chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee and the Pacific Northwest Dental Conference and is currently a member of the Pierre Fauchard Dental Academy. He is active in his church, Rotary, United Way, and the Warehouse Theatre Company. Dr. Labberton graduated from the UW School of Dentistry with a DDS Degree. He has been a member of the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board since 2009. Thomas Locke, MD, MPH, Chair-Elect, Washington Dental Service Foundation Dr. Thomas Locke is the Health Officer for Clallam and Jefferson Counties, a Clinical Consultant for the Port Gamble S'Klallam Health Clinic, and the Medical Director for the Volunteers in Medicine in the Olympics Clinic in Port Angeles. He serves on numerous professional organizations, including the Washington State Medical Association's Interspecialty Advisory Council. Dr. Locke's commitment to public health has garnered multiple awards and distinctions, such as the Washington Health Foundation's Heroes of Health Care in 2004 and the Warren Featherstone Reid Award for Excellence in Health Care presented by Governor Christine Gregoire in 2005. Dr. Locke received his M.D. from the University of Kansas School of Medicine and his M.P.H from the University of Washington. He is Board Certified in Preventive Medicine and Public Health. He has been a member of the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board since 2008. Joanna Lohkamp, MBA Ms. Lohkamp joined NBBJ, a global architecture and design firm, as Chief Financial and Operating Officer in 2010. She is also the founder and principal consultant for Sound Business Solutions, Inc. with expertise in strategic and execution planning, business and financial advisory, organizational leadership development, management and team assessment, leadership coaching, and interim executive leadership. She was previously General Manager and Chief Operating Officer of Isonics Vancouver, Inc. and prior to that served in various executive positions at Intel Corporation. Ms. Lohkamp graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and from the Haas School at the University of California, Berkeley with a Masters in Business Administration. Ms. Lohkamp has served on the Delta Dental Board since 2010, currently serving as Chair, and joined the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board in 2011. Alejandro Narváez, DDS Dr. Alejandro Narváez has been the Dental Director at Sea Mar Community Health Centers since 1982. Sea Mar is a community-based organization committed to providing comprehensive health and human services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos. Over the last 26 years he has helped establish 13 Sea Mar dental health clinics spanning from Bellingham to Vancouver. Dr. Narvaez received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Stanford University and his D.D.S. degree from the University of Washington, School of Dentistry. He has served on the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board since 2006. Diane Keith Patterson, MN, MPH
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Ms. Patterson has achieved Fellow status of the American College of Healthcare Executives. She is active in the Yakima community serving on the board of New Vision, Yakima County Economic Development Association and is a member of Rotary.
Ms. Patterson joined the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board in 2014. R. Gary Schweikhardt, MS, MBA Mr. Gary Schweikhardt is the President & CEO of Washington Biotechnology Funding, Inc. (WBF), a venture capital fund, and retired CEO of Epigenomics, Inc. He has co-founded and managed more than a dozen technology-based companies and has served as an executive of The Boeing Company. He has served on boards of various professional and civic organizations, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and several boards and visiting committees at the University of Washington. He has been an invited speaker and author for educational and science-related organizations. He now serves on the OCS-Dentra Board (a dental analytics company which is developing a dental analytics product). Mr. Schweikhardt received a B.S. and M.S., Mechanical Engineering from the University of Washington; and a Master of Science and an MBA from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Schweikhardt has been a member of the Washington Dental Service Foundation Board since 2007.
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As customary, Pope Francis sent telegrams to the leaders of the nations over which he flew en route to Korea. The texts of the telegram, all originally in English, are below. Of special note was the telegram to Xi Jinping of China.
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Bin Laden succeeded in economic strategy
Although he's best known as a mass murderer, Osama bin Laden's aim was to get the U.S. to bankrupt itself, just as he had the former Soviet Union. And he came pretty close.
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WASHINGTON — Did Osama bin Laden win? No. Did he succeed? Well, America is still standing, and he isn't. So why did Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a counterterrorism expert who specializes in al-Qaida, say, "Bin Laden has been enormously successful"? There's no caliphate. There's no sweeping sharia law. Didn't we win this one in a clean knockout?
Apparently not. Bin Laden, according to Gartenstein-Ross, had a strategy that Americans never bothered to understand, and thus that they never bothered to defend against. What he really wanted to do — and, more to the point, what he thought he could do — was bankrupt the United States. After all, he'd done the bankrupt-a-superpower thing before. And while it didn't quite work out this time, it worked a lot better than most, in this exultant moment, are willing to admit.
Bin Laden's transition from scion of a wealthy family to terrorist mastermind came in the 1980s, when the Soviet Union was trying to conquer Afghanistan. Bin Laden was part of the resistance, one that was successful — not only in repelling the Soviet invasion but also in contributing to the communist superstate's collapse years later. "We, alongside the mujahedeen, bled Russia for 10 years, until it went bankrupt," he later said.
The campaign taught bin Laden a lot. For one thing, superpowers fall because their economies crumble, not because they're beaten on the battlefield. For another, superpowers are so allergic to losing that they will bankrupt themselves trying to conquer a mass of rocks and sand. This was bin Laden's plan for the United States, too.
"He has compared the United States to the Soviet Union on numerous occasions — and these comparisons have been explicitly economic," Gartenstein-Ross argued in a Foreign Policy article. "For example, in October 2004 bin Laden said that just as the Arab fighters and Afghan mujahedeen had destroyed Russia economically, al-Qaida was now doing the same to the United States, 'continuing this policy in bleeding America to the point of bankruptcy.' "
For bin Laden, in other words, success was not to be measured in body counts. It was to be measured in deficits, in borrowing costs, in investments that weren't made in the nation's continued economic strength. By those measures, bin Laden landed a lot of blows.
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz estimates the price tag on the Iraq war alone will surpass $3 trillion. Afghanistan probably amounts to an additional trillion or two. Add the buildup in homeland-security spending since 9/11 and you're looking at a trillion more. And don't forget the indirect costs of all this turmoil: The Federal Reserve, worried about a fear-induced recession, slashed interest rates after the attack on the World Trade Center, and kept them low to combat skyrocketing oil prices, a byproduct of the Iraq war. That decade of loose monetary policy may well have contributed to the credit bubble that crashed the economy in 2007 and 2008.
Then there's the post-9/11 slowdown in the economy, the time wasted in airports, the foregone returns on investments that weren't made, the rise in oil prices as a result of the Iraq war, the cost of rebuilding Ground Zero, health care for first responders and much, much more.
But it isn't quite right to say bin Laden cost us all that money. The country decided to spend more than $1 trillion on homeland-security measures to prevent another attack. Iraq was invaded as part of a grand, post-9/11 strategy of Middle Eastern transformation. Hundreds of billions of dollars in unpaid-for tax cuts and an unfunded prescription-drug benefit in Medicare were passed in the midst of two wars. Now, partially because of these actions, the country is deep in debt. Bin Laden didn't — couldn't — bankrupt us. He could only provoke us into bankrupting ourselves. And he came pretty close.
In the end, bin Laden was just another bag of meat and bones, hiding in a walled compound in Pakistan. But he understood the psychology of the superpower well enough to use our capabilities against us. He may not have won, but he did succeed, at least partially.
Still, we can learn from our mistakes. He can't.
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KOLKATA: Twenty nine women from the state, who were forced into the sex trade in Mumbai, will be reunited with their families on Saturday. The women, against whom cases are still on, were sent back to Bengal at the initiative of the Maharashtra administration. The aim now is to rehabilitate these womenwho were earlier trafficked from the state.
At a seminar on effective implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act, Swati Chawhan, a metropolitan magistrate of Mumbai special court, who had taken a lead role to handle human trafficking cases, said that Bengal girls were landing in Mumbai brothels in large numbers. She was speaking at a seminar on effective implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act, organized by social welfare department, state legal services authority and Unicef.
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Calcutta High Court's chief justice J N Patel wanted infrastructure for child protection and the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) improved. Justice Patel wanted training for child welfare committee members so that children in need can get better care. He said that temporary shelter homes for juveniles are also inadequate in the city.
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CWPA Mentoring Blog
The Mentoring Blog will be focusing on issues of diversity and identity in WPA work for 2012-2013. To add your voice to the conversation, you can either comment on our invited posts or create your own post and tag it with the keywords "Mentoring Blog."
Visit the CWPA Mentoring Project Page to learn more about the blog's context and how you can participate
But What Kind of WPA Am I?
Submitted by Al Harahap on February 3, 2014 - 19:32By Melissa Ianetta, University of Delaware
Scene: MLA Convention, New Orleans, 2002.
A PhD candidate is interviewing for an Assistant Professor/WPA position at large state university in the west. The conversation, which thus far has examined her teaching and research, has been both genial and animated—which the intrepid job seeker takes as a good sign. The search chair then moves the discussion to the WPA portion of the job.
Great Results from the WPA-GO Breakfast Buddy Event at the 2013 CWPA Conference!
Submitted by taylo206 on January 15, 2014 - 19:39The Mentoring and Professional Development Committee is proud to present a mini-report about the "Breakfast Buddies" event from the 2013 summer WPA conference in Savannah. As you may know, last year was the first iteration of Breakfast Buddies. As we hope there will be many more are to come, we are using last year's feedback to constructively critique the program, making it better for future CWPA appearances.
Call-Out for 2014 CWPA Roundtable Participants in Three WPA-GO Sponsored Mentoring Sessions
Submitted by taylo206 on January 15, 2014 - 10:57The WPA Graduate Organization's (WPA-GO) Mentoring and Professional Development Committee is searching for colleagues, graduate students, and faculty mentors to participate in three roundtable mentoring sessions at the 2014 CWPA Conference. WPA-GO sponsors professional development sessions that support the preparedness and confidence of graduate students interested in WPA work. This year's roundtable topics are described below.
Important note: Please know that an individual can participate in no more than two sessions, in any capacity, at this year's CWPA conference.
Acting Like a Colleague on Campus Visits
Submitted by taylo206 on January 10, 2014 - 13:27By: Kathleen J. Ryan, Montana State University
What Makes a Good (Virtual) Campus Visit to a Two-Year College?
Submitted by Al Harahap on December 9, 2013 - 18:35By: Jeffrey Klausman, Whatcom Community College
Last spring, my colleagues and I successfully completed a hiring process for a new full-time faculty member in English. By "successful," I mean not only that we made a hire, but that we hired the person whose experience and interests most closely matched our needs. How did this one person rise to the top? How was he, along with a half-dozen other candidates, selected for an interview? Here's the best answer I can give: He brought us something we needed.
The Top Three Questions to Ask on a Campus Interview
Submitted by taylo206 on November 4, 2013 - 20:22By: Nicholas Behm, Assistant Professor, Elmhurst College, firstname.lastname@example.com
When I talk to graduate students planning a career in the academy, I always speak candidly with them about the dearth of tenure-line opportunities and the seemingly relentless challenges of working in the academy. So, before I address questions that should be asked on campus interviews, I want to relate what I wish I had known about the market before I went on the market.
All New CWPA Mentoring Blog on "Campus Visits"
Submitted by taylo206 on November 4, 2013 - 20:14"Breakfast Buddy" Mentoring Event at 2013 CWPA Conference in Savannah
Submitted by CWPA President on April 30, 2013 - 10:16"Narrative, Affiliation, and Alliance"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 20, 2012 - 00:43By Frankie Condon, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
"Intersubjective Commitments: Acknowledging the Limits of Our (Educational) Experience"
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"Mentors, allies, activists – what it takes to change a profession"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 14, 2012 - 22:36By Carolyn (Collie) Fulford, North Carolina Central University
"Taking on the 'Little Things' that Mean A Lot"
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New York, June 30, 2012
"Expanding the Boundaries of WPA research: A response to Craig and Perryman Clark's "Troubling the Boundaries"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 9, 2012 - 11:31By Kendall Leon, Purdue University
In "Troubling the Boundaries," Craig and Perryman Clark conclude their article with recommendations for "proactive" measures that the CWPA can take to encourage diversity within CWPA. As a scholar of color and a WPA in training, I welcome the opportunity to respond with an extension—or maybe a step back?—to understanding how this problem the authors identified came to be. So, why is this? A good question to ask is: How do we come to these positions?
"Race, Recruitment, and Reciprocal Mentorship"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 7, 2012 - 14:34By Ryan Witt, Temple University
"Racial Intruders and Closed, White Shops: Reading Collin Craig's and Staci Perryman-Clark's Troubling the Boundaries"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 5, 2012 - 01:31By Carmen Kynard, St. John's University
CWPA Mentoring Project Blog
Submitted by CWPA President on November 1, 2012 - 09:25I invite you to visit and bookmark the new CWPA Mentoring Project Blog going live today on our Web site. Throughout this inaugural year, the blog will be exploring issues of diversity, difference, and identities in WPA work. Every other day for these next few weeks, they will add a featured post from one of our colleagues. Check out the opening post for more information and add your voice to this important conversation: http://wpacouncil.org/mentoring-blog
"Introducing the CWPA Mentoring Project Blog!"
Submitted by timrdoc on November 1, 2012 - 01:24Welcome to the premiere of "The CWPA Mentoring Project Blog!"
We hope this forum will invite and inspire robust discussion, healthy debate, and best practices by, for, and with all CWPA members for years to come.
Because diversity, difference, and identities are essential and under-discussed topics for writing program administrators, CWPA as an organization, and the field at large, we wish to devote this entire upcoming year to these topics on the blog. We invite everyone to participate in this important conversation and the action steps we hope will follow.
"Enough With the Theory, Already?"
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Musicals of the 1980s and 1990s Phantom of the Opera Perry, George C. The Complete Phantom of the Opera. Researchby Jane Rice; special photography by Clive Barda. 1st American ed. Includes the libretto of the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber. New York : H. Holt, 1988. Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays Cameron Mackintosh's "blockbuster" romantic spectacle; musicals were now coming from London to New York, not the other way around. |
Sunset Boulevard Lloyd-Webber, Andrew. Sunset Boulevard : the musical. Libretto by Don Black and Christopher Hampton. London ; Boston : Faber & Faber, 1993. Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays Another London-to-New York import, based on the movie;this show was less successful than others in its category, although it ran for some time. |
Kiss of the Spider Woman Kander, John. Kiss of the Spider Woman: the musical. Libretto by Terrence McNally; lyrics by Fred Ebb; based on the novel by Manuel Puig. [U.S.] : Carlin America ; Milwaukee, WI : Exclusively distributed by Hal Leonard, c1993. Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays Kander, John. Kiss of the Spider Woman. Libretto by Terrence McNally; lyrics by Fred Ebb; directed by Harold Prince. New York, N.Y. : S. French, c1997 Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays Based on the novel and the movie, Kiss of the Spider Woman won seven Tony awards, including best musical. |
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Here's a list of unsolved murders and unexplained deaths in Yellowstone County:
Jeannette "Charlie" Rene Atwater Age: 34 Date of death: Jan. 16, 2000 Officials found Atwater's body after the Billings Fire Department and sheriff's deputies responded to reports of a burning car in a parking lot off Bench Boulevard that serves the MetraPark Trail bike path. Crews found the car engulfed in flames. The fire destroyed the car and left a charred patch in the middle of the parking lot. In the process of dousing the fire, crews forced open the trunk and found the body. The corpse was so badly burned, officials couldn't identify its race, age or gender.
Atwater was spotted at a bar earlier in the evening, according to Yellowstone County sheriff's detective. More than 100 employees and patrons of the bar have been interviewed. Detectives said Atwater burned to death in the car.
"John Doe" Age: 35-40 Date of death: Corpse found Nov. 23, 1999 The corpse of an unidentified white male found in an irrigation ditch two miles east of Billings near Highway 312. The man was wearing swim trunks. "The autopsy did not reveal any foul play," Sheriff's Detective Seth Weston said. "There were no bullet holes, broken limbs. He was intact."
Miranda Fenner Age: 18 Date of death: Nov. 15, 1998 Fenner was found in a puddle of blood on the doorstep of The Movie Store at 419 Main St. in Laurel around 8:20 p.m. Nov. 15. Fenner was still alive when paramedics arrived and discovered that someone had cut her throat. A Laurel ambulance drove her to the parking lot of Laurel High School and a helicopter from Billings flew her to St. Vincent Healthcare. Fenner died about two hours later. After an autopsy was completed in Billings, Yellowstone County Attorney Dennis Paxinos said Fenner had suffered numerous other stab wounds. There was money missing from the store's cash register.
Judith Hatten Age: 48 Date of death: March 11, 1995 Hatten was found by her boyfriend in the hallway of her home at 1030 12th Ave. in Laurel. She was bludgeoned to death. Her 3-year-old granddaughter was unharmed in a crib. Hatten had apparently been baby-sitting the girl. There was no sign of forced entry to the house. Hatten's pickup truck, which was missing when police arrived, was found later that day on West Ninth Street in Laurel. Investigators believe the killer drove the truck from the house and abandoned it.
Police never found the weapon used to kill Hatten.
Ben Burns Age: 20 Date of death: March 10, 1986 Burns, of Forsyth, was found shot to death near Interstate 94 near the Huntley Interchange. Detectives believe he was killed by someone who was robbing him. But if that was the motive, they killed the man for less than $1 worth of change he was carrying, Yellowstone County Sheriff Chuck Maxwell said shortly after the incident.
Marlene Mazzola Age: 42 Date of death: Sept. 21, 1980 George Heinrich Age: 58 Date of death: Sept. 21, 1980 Mazzola and Heinrich were found bound, beaten and strangled in a house near Shepherd. The couple were on their second date when they were murdered in the master bedroom of a house on old Highway 10. They were bound at the wrists with electrical tape and beaten about the face.
Corina Lydia Contreraz Age: 17 Date of death: Dec. 22, 1978 Her partially clothed body was found at the Pryor Creek interchange of Interstate 90. She had been beaten and strangled. She was last seen walking from a friend's house at 3 a.m.
Marsha Helgeson Age: 21 Date of death: discovered Sept. 9, 1978 Helgeson was found beaten and stabbed to death off Alkali Creek Road.
Ruth Lori Ballew Age: 21 Date of death: Feb. 5, 1977 Ballew was found shot to death on road leading to city dump. She had a record of prostitution arrests.
Cliff Bernhardt Age: 24 Date of death: Nov. 6, 1973 Found bound and beaten in his new home in Billings Linda Bernhardt Age: 24 Date of death: Nov. 6, 1973 The couple was found bound and beaten in their new home in Billings. Linda Bernhardt had also been raped. Both were bound hand and foot and strangled with a garrot.


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10 For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each may be repaid for what he has done in the body, whether good or bad. | 10 For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive what is due him for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad. |
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
August's Picture This Photo Contest
This is my photo entry for Gardening Gone Wild's photo contest, August's Picture This Photo Contest. This bee was oblivious to me being so up close and personal. It was covered in pollen and having a great time on this Black Eyed Susan so didn't care who was close. I love capturing moments like this.
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awesome shot!
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What a refreshing burst of mellow yellow.
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Pretty picture. Yellow is such a spirit lifting color. Good Luck!
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IT is not often you see a tank on residential roads in Orpington.
But these were the scenes being filmed yesterday when Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond came to town to film his new TV show.
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Howling III
Howling III: The Marsupials | |
Elite Entertainment DVD Artwork
Directed by | Philippe Mora |
Produced by | Philippe Mora Charles Waterstreet executive Steven A. Lane Robert Pringle Edward Simons |
Written by | Gary Brandner Philippe Mora |
Based on | The Howling III: Echoes by Gary Brandner |
Starring | Barry Otto Imogen Annesley Leigh Biolos Ralph Cotterill |
Music by | Allan Zavod |
Cinematography | Louis Irving |
Edited by | Lee Smith |
Distributed by | Screen Media Films |
Release dates
Running time
94 minutes |
Country | Australia |
Language | English |
Budget | $2 million[1] or $1 million[2] |
Howling III (also known as Howling III: The Marsupials and Marsupials: The Howling III) is a 1987 Australian horror sequel to The Howling, directed by Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf director Philippe Mora and filmed on location in and outside Sydney, Australia.[3] The film has several subplots including scientists experimenting on werewolves, a young werewolf woman Jerboa searching for a better life, and soldiers hunting them.
Although Gary Brandner approved the director's purchase of the right to the name The Howling and the screen credits claim that it is based on Brander's The Howling III, the film is unrelated to Gary Brandner's novel The Howling III: Echoes, which is set in the U.S.A. and has an entirely different plot. The movie does have slight similarities in terms of plot and sympathetic view of the werewolf. This aspect would be revisited in Howling VI: The Freaks.
The Australian werewolves have evolved separate from the rest of the werewolf population. They are marsupials - the female werewolves give birth to partly developed young which then makes its way to a pouch.
Backmeyer, an Australian anthropologist, has somehow obtained footage filmed in 1905 which appears to depict Australian Aborigines ceremonially sacrificing a wolf-like creature. We also see a scene of a werewolf killing in Russia. Reports of this reach Beckmeyer and he seeks an audience with the US President to try and convince him that there is a widespread case of werewolfery afoot in the world. The President (Michael Pate) is dismissive. Meanwhile, a young Australian woman who is a werewolf named Jerboa Jerboa (Imogen Annesley) runs away from the rest of her clan in a small country town to avoid her step-father's sexual abuse. The name of Annesley's character is taken from that of the Australian desert rodent jerboa.
She winds up sleeping on a park bench in Sydney, near the Opera House, where she is spotted by an American man named Donny (Lee Biolos). The young man is infatuated with her instantly. He chases the frightened girl through the park before finally catching up and telling her that she would be perfect for the female lead in a horror film he is helping to make, Shape Shifters Part VIII. While filming in Sydney's Hyde Park - Jack Citron (Frank Thring) is the director of the film being shot around the Archibald Fountain - Jerboa and Donny fall in love and go to bed together. While they are in bed, and we hear the track "Bad Moon Rising" in its cover version by Australian band The Reels, Donny sees that Jerboa's lower abdomen is covered in downy white fur and what appears to be a long scar.
While at the wrap party for Shapeshifters, Jerboa is exposed to strobe lights; the flashing lights cause her to start changing into her werewolf form. She flees the party, running along George Street but Donny is in hot pursuit. Unfortunately, she runs into traffic and, though not shown on screen, seems to be have been hit by a car. The doctors at the hospital realize that there is something very strange about their patient's physiology. She has striped fur on her back (like on the Thylacine), and a pouch. In a cameo in the hospital scene is long-serving Australian film critic Bill Collins as a doctor.
Meanwhile Beckmeyer's father disappeared in the Outback shortly after recording a film of tribal villagers apparently killing a werewolf. This is shown on a silent black and white film. His investigation is short lived, because three of Jerboa's sisters (disguised as nuns) show up and take her back to Flow ('wolf' spelled backwards) after killing several people. Deprived of a werewolf, Beckmeyer and Sharp spend the evening watching a visiting ballet troupe practice. However, they get to see Olga suddenly transform into a werewolf. The Professor learns of a connection with Serbian werewolves and elicits the help of defector Russian ballerina Olga; and soon falls in love with her, while trying to help her escape a gang of angry hunters keen to eradicate the rabid marsupials.
Jerboa meanwhile gives birth to a baby werewolf that she assists to crawl up her abdomen by using her spit to wet down her abdomen fur to make a pathway for it to reach her pouch. Meanwhile, Donny finds out that his girlfriend was from Flow and goes to find her. Instead, Jerboa smells Donny nearby and goes to him. They flee into the hills.
A government task force captures the werewolf clan, but not before having several soldiers killed. Beckmeyer frets over the injustice done to the werewolves (including the U.S. Army hunting them in 1889), before freeing Olga and Thylo. The trio escape into the Outback and eventually finds Donny, Jerboa, and the baby. They are pursued, but Thylo and another werewolf massacre the hunters at the expense of their own hides.
Together with Jerboa and Donny, he and Olga stay hidden at an idyllic riverside camp, avoiding human contact, raising their kids. Olga falls in love with Beckmeyer. The family establishes a homestead and lives in peace for a time. At long last, the younger two grow weary of the sylvan life and they leave, intending to return to the city and establish new identities. Jerboa and Donny eventually move out, but the Beckmeyers remain - until years later they all end up in Hollywood ...
The final scene features Olga and Beckmeyer watching an awards show on television. It is revealed Jerboa has changed her name to Loretta Kaas and that ironically she has won the best actress award. When she comes to the stage to accept it, however, the flashing cameras and stage lights cause her to change into a werewolf. This causes a chain reaction causing Olga to turn into a werewolf, and presumably all the other werewolves watching have undergone a transformation as well. The final shot shows a picture of a thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, a marsupial carnivore which was hunted to extinction by Australian farmers to protect their sheep. It was the inspiration for the film.
Production and release[edit]
This film is considered a stand-alone film in the Howling series. Despite director Philippe Mora also directing Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch, this film features no references or characters from the previous two films. The werewolves in this film are also portrayed more sympathetically. However, this sequel could also be said to be the most faithful to Joe Dante's original The Howling, as it features a similar tongue-in-cheek sense of humour and references to previous werewolf media and its ending could be seen as a parody of the earlier film's.
Although Howling II had been successful, Mora had been unhappy with the story and the fact the producers added some extra shots after he left, such as additional shots of breasts. Mora wanted to make a third movie himself to make amends and raised the money himself with co-producer Charles Waterstreet.[4]
The film was first released on DVD by Elite Entertainment in 2001. The DVD contained a widescreen print of the film, trailers, and an audio commentary by the director. The DVD has since been discontinued. In 2007, Timeless Media Group released another DVD of the film and a Blu-ray release. Both contained no bonus material and a pan and scan version of the film.
The film was very successful on video rental and cable TV movie channels in the United States and Latin America in the 1980s and early 1990s.
In popular culture[edit]
- The main characters in Death In Brunswick watch Howling III.
- The film is spoofed in a 1991 episode of The Simpsons where Space Mutants V has the Space Mutants having marsupial variants with pouches.
- Nicole Kidman was originally slated to play the role of Jerboa.
- Meadow Soprano watches the film on TV in The Sopranos season 1 finale "I Dream of Jeannie Cusamano".
- ^ "Australian Productions Top $175 million", Cinema Papers, March 1986 p64
- ^ Philippe Mora, 'Werewolves du jour: Philippe Mora on the making and selling of Australian myth', ACMI, June 2008 accessed 28 September 2012
- ^ Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970-1995, Oxford Uni Press, 1996 p106
- ^ Nick Roddick, "Mora way of life", Cinema Papers, January 1987 p9
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