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Born | San Francisco, California, U.S. | April 14, 1930
Occupation | Actor, author |
Years active | 1955–1995 |
Spouse(s) | Frieda Harding Dillman (m. 1956; div. 1962) Suzy Parker (m. 1963; died 2003) |
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Born | San Francisco, California, U.S. | April 14, 1930
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Years active | 1955–1995 |
Spouse(s) | Frieda Harding Dillman (m. 1956; div. 1962) Suzy Parker (m. 1963; died 2003) |
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Bradford Dillman (born April 14, 1930) is an American actor and author.
Bradford Dillman was born on April 14, 1930 in San Francisco, California, the son of Josephine (née Moore) and Dean Dillman, a stockbroker.[1] He studied at Town School for Boys and St. Ignatius High School. Later, he attended the Hotchkiss School in Connecticut, where he became involved in school theater productions.[2] He attended Yale University, studying theatre and drama. While at Yale, he enlisted in the U.S. Naval Reserve in 1948. He graduated from Yale with a BA in English Literature.
After graduation, he entered the United States Marine Corps as an officer candidate, training at Parris Island. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps in September 1951. As he was preparing to deploy to Korea, his orders were changed, and he spent the rest of his time in the Marine Corps, 1951 to 1953, teaching communication in the Instructors' Orientation Course. He was discharged in 1953 at the rank of first lieutenant.[2]
Studying with the Actors Studio,[3] he spent several seasons apprenticing with the Sharon, Connecticut Playhouse before making his professional acting debut in The Scarecrow in 1953. Dillman took his initial Broadway bow in the Eugene O'Neill play Long Day's Journey Into Night in 1956, playing the author's alter ego character Edmund Tyrone and winning a Theatre World Award in the process. This distinct success put him squarely on the map and 20th Century Fox took notice by placing the darkly handsome up-and-comer under contract. Cast in the melodramatic soaper A Certain Smile (1958), he earned a Golden Globe award. In 1957, Actress and Producer Katharine Cornell placed him in her Broadway production of Robert E. Sherwood's Pulitzer Prize winning play, There Shall Be No Night. The play was adapted for television in a Hallmark Hall of Fame production.
After his debut in A Certain Smile, co-starring Rossano Brazzi and Joan Fontaine, he appeared in many films throughout the years including Compulsion (1959) for which he won an award at Cannes, the title role in Francis of Assisi (1961), Sanctuary (1961) based on the William Faulkner novel with Lee Remick, A Rage to Live (1965) with Suzanne Pleshette, Jigsaw (1968), The Bridge at Remagen,(1969), The Mephisto Waltz (1971), Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971), The Iceman Cometh (1973) as Will, The Way We Were (1973), 99 and 44/100% Dead (1974), Gold (1974), Chosen Survivors (1974), A Black Ribbon for Deborah (1974), Bug (1975), The Enforcer (1976), The Amsterdam Kill (1977), The Swarm (1978), Piranha (1978), Love and Bullets (1979), Guyana: Crime of the Century (1979), Sudden Impact (1983) and Lords of the Deep (1989).
Dillman co-starred with Peter Graves in the British TV series Court Martial (1966) playing Capt. David Young a US Army lawyer, also guest starring in memorable TV episodes of; Ironside, The Big Valley, Shane, The Name of the Game, Columbo, and a two part episode of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. which was made into the feature film 'The Helicopter Spies' (1968), and appeared in the occult flavored TV Movie 'Fear No Evil' (1975). Dillman also had a memorable role in The Incredible Hulk episode "The Snare" (an homage to the Richard Connell short story "The Most Dangerous Game", the episode is considered by fans to be one of the best of the series[4]). He portrayed Michael Sutton, a hunter who tries to kill David Banner (played by Bill Bixby) on his mysterious island. That episode was one of the highest rated episodes in the series as it got high ratings on that night 7 December 1979 on CBS.[citation needed]
He appeared on television throughout his career, starting on NBC's Kraft Television Theatre in 1954. He guest starred in 1962 as Arnold Radwin in the episode "Eat Little Fishie Eat" in NBC's medical drama about psychiatry, The Eleventh Hour, starring Wendell Corey and Jack Ging. He guest starred in a 1963 episode of Wagon Train, playing the love interest opposite Diana Hyland. Dillman also appeared in Jack Palance's ABC circus drama, The Greatest Show on Earth and the ABC medical drama Breaking Point starring Paul Richards and Eduard Franz. Dillman was a guest star in the final episode of the second season of the TV series Mission Impossible (March 17, 1968) in the role of Dr. Paul Shipherd, a brilliant U.S. defector attempting to open a captured Fail-Safe mechanism. He appeared in an episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show (in 1972) playing a youthful-looking architect who dated Mary Richards (who was confused with his character's son). In 1972 he appeared in Columbo: The Greenhouse Jungle.
In 1975, Dillman was among the guests on an episode of CBS's family drama, Three for the Road.
Dillman's last acting appearance to date was on an episode of Murder, She Wrote in 1995.
Dillman wrote the football fan book, Inside the New York Giants (1995), and an autobiography, Are You Anybody?: An Actor's Life (1997).
From 1956 to 1962 Dillman was married to Frieda Harding, and had two children (Jeffrey and Pamela) with her.
He met actress and model Suzy Parker during the filming of A Circle of Deception (1960). They were married on April 20, 1963 and had three children, Dinah, Charles, and Christopher. They almost lost Dinah to a snake bite when she was 22 months old. The story is documented in the June 1978 issue of Reader's Digest. The marriage lasted until her death on May 3, 2003.
He lives quietly in Montecito, California.
"Bradford Dillman" is, in fact, the actor's real name. In The Guinness Book of Movie Facts and Feats, he said that "Bradford Dillman sounded like a distinguished, phony, theatrical name -- so I kept it."

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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 750363, 6 pages
Research Article
Gentle Human Touch and Yakson: The Effect on Preterm's Behavioral Reactions
1Faculty of Medicine, Kerman Medical University, Kerman 7616913555, Iran
2Razi Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, Kerman Medical University, Kerman 7616913555, Iran
3Research Center for Modeling in Health, Kerman Medical University, Kerman 7616913555, Iran
Received 14 March 2012; Accepted 8 April 2012
Academic Editors: R. A. Benkert and E. Kim
Copyright © 2012 Bahare Bahman Bijari et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Don't wait too long to make offers, however, especially if you plan on targeting players on the Buy Low list. The flashes in the pan won't stay hot forever, and a number of underachievers have already started turning things around…
Kenny Rogers – SP, Tex: With four starts in the books, Rogers is tied for the league lead in wins, compiling 15 strikeouts and a respectable 1.28 WHIP in the process. Keep in mind, though, that his ERA is 3.96, his career WHIP is 1.40, and he plays in a hitters' park for a team many expect to finish last in the division. He also turns forty this year.
Lew Ford – OF, Min: Lew Ford has been nothing short of fantastic, hitting .450 with 3 home runs and 15 RBI in 11 games. And Ford certainly has the potential to be a very productive big-leaguer. Two years ago, he was named Minnesota's Minor League Player of the Year after hitting .311 for New Britain and .332 for Edmonton, and he looked very poised and mature in 34 games with Minnesota last season, as shown by his .978 OPS. The only problem might be playing time: with several Twins regulars slated to return from the DL in the foreseeable future, his at bats might drop. Follow this situation closely; owners not fond of taking risks may want to consider shopping Ford.
Marlon Anderson – 2B, StL: Anderson has shown surprising pop so far, already hitting four home runs and posting an OPS of more than 1.000. Don't expect this trend to continue, however – his value will depend on his stolen bases, not his round-trippers.
Shawn Estes – SP, Col: Like Kenny Rogers, Estes has also posted three wins, along with an excellent 0.99 WHIP. Don't be blinded by those early numbers, however; a pitcher moving to Coors Field following a season where his ERA was already over 5.70 isn't exactly a recipe for success.
Matt Herges – RP, SF: Herges has rewarded his owners with five saves already, but he's just holding down the fort for Robb Nen. Could Herges be this season's Tim Worrell, who racked up 38 saves as Nen's replacement a year ago? Absoltuely, but he could also return to a middle reliever role if Nen returns successfully. Be aware of the risks if you own Herges.
Scott Rolen – 3B, StL: Scott Rolen is a fantastic fantasy asset, but expecting him to continue playing like a triple-crown candidate might be a bit much to ask for. If you have him in your lineup, you probably want him to stay right there, but if you were ever considering trading him, his value will never be higher than it is now.
BJ Ryan – RP, Bal: Ryan hasn't allowed a run yet this season, limiting opposing hitters to a .171 average and fanning 13 in 9.1 innings. He has also picked up a win and a save, prompting speculation that he might replace Jorge Julio as Baltimore's closer. For now, however, it appears that Julio's job is secure. Ryan still has value as a middle reliever, but don't expect too many more saves unless Julio implodes.
Danny Bautista – OF, Ari: Yes, Bautista is knocking the cover off the ball, but this is a player with a career .733 OPS, a far cry from this April's lofty 1.142. With regular playing time, he may have fantasy value this year, but don't look for him to continue this torrid pace.
Henry Blanco – C, Min: For owners looking to plug a hole behind the plate, Blanco has served as a nice fill-in, but he's playing far over his career .221-average head, and Joe Mauer's return is getting closer.
Paul Abbott – SP, TB: Abbott has looked extremely sharp so far, particularly in his wins over Chicago and Baltimore. He has the potential to be an effective starter, as evidenced by his 17-win season for Seattle in 2001, but he has also disappointed several times in the past, just when it looked like he had turned the corner. Don't count on this latest revival to last.
Carlos Guillen – 3B/SS, Det: Guillen has been a nice surprise, hitting .333 (thanks in part to the protection provided by Ivan Rodriguez) with 12 RBI while covering two hard-to-fill positions. Guillen's career-high average is .276, however, and playing half his games in Detroit isn't likely to boost his numbers.
Arlo Vander wouldn't mind if some of his players started overachieving.
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Gary Whitta has begun writing his spin-off movie. It's the first one, set to be directed by Godzilla's Gareth Edwards and released on December 16, 2016. And that's pretty much all we know about it so far.
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Simon Kinberg got Josh Trank the Star Wars gig. Trank's Star Wars film is likely to be the second spin-off film, and it seems like Kinberg is hinting that he's scripting it.
Marvel announces release dates (but not actual films) through May 2019. Honestly, the only reason I'm noting this is that although they are claiming May 3 in 2019, there are no May dates for 2017 and 2018. Could Disney be keeping them clear for the return of Star Wars to our rightful month? I freely admit I'm grasping at straws, but for the moment we are still expecting Episode VIII in 2017 and a second standalone in 2018… Stay tuned.
Rumor: Steven Moffat offered a Star Wars movie?
UPDATE: Moffat's wife and Sherlock co-producer Sue Vertue has denied the rumor, saying that it's "news to him!" Original report below:
So. Jedi News reports of rumblings that Doctor Who and Sherlock showrunner Steven Moffat has been offered a Star Wars film. They're not sure if this is an Episode or standalone, but I'd guess at the latter.
Moffat is… highly controversial to say the least, particularly among female fans. But I do love his early Who (his/Matt Smith's first full season is what hooked me on the show) and fairy-tale focus. Conflict! Of course, it's just a rumor.
Chronicle's Josh Trank to direct second Star Wars standalone film
StarWars.com has annouced that Josh Trank will direct the second Star Wars standalone film. Chronicle, his directoral debut, netted him The Fantastic Four remake that he's helming currently.
His Star Wars film is expected after Episode VIII, in 2018… Assuming they're still planning on using the schedule of an Episode every other year. A rumor floating around pegs the 2018 spin-off as "Solo," but Kathleen Kennedy maintains that the new movies "reach beyond the core characters and storylines of Episodes I through IX."
In a statement, Trank said "The magic of the Star Wars Universe defined my entire childhood. The opportunity to expand on that experience for future generations is the most incredible dream of all time."
Unlike the first standalone, they're not announcing the writer, which makes me think this could be one of the films we already knew are slated to be written by Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg.
Interesting, Trank directed a fan film in 2007:
Godzilla director to helm first Star Wars spin-off film
StarWars.com has announced the creative team for the first standalone Star Wars film: Directing will be Gareth Edwards. He doesn't have a long resume, but he's the man behind Hollywood's latest Godzilla. On script duties is Gary Whitta, who wrote The Book of Eli, After Earth and several Walking Dead video games. The film, whatever it may be, has even been given a release date: December 16, 2016.
This raises a few big questions: We've previously heard that spin-offs would be written by Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg, but they are both rather busy: Kasdan has Episode VII, and Kinberg has his fingers in any number of pies. Are Edwards and Whitta doing Boba Fett, as recent rumors say that's the first? Will Kasdan and Kinberg still be tackling their own spin-offs later on?
As for Edwards and Whitta themselves… I got nothing. The new Godzilla, his first big-budget feature, has been mostly well-received (though rather lacking in the women's roles.) I've seen After Earth, and while it wasn't great, I'm not sure how much of that you can lay at Whitta's feet.
And we still have no idea of what their Star Wars film will actually be about. Count me in the shrug column for now.
Rumor: Subjects of the first three spinoff films?
StarWars-Union.de got some tips on what may be the first three spin-off films. Apparently this chart was shown at a Hasbro retail training course:
Fall 2014: Rebels
2015: Episode VII
2016: Boba Fett
2017: Episode VIII
2018: Solo
2019: Episode IX
2020: Red Five
Boba Fett seems fairly clear-cut (or not,) but both Solo and Red Five leave plenty of room for interpretation. There have been rumors of a Han Solo film from nearly the first, but this doesn't necessarily have to be a Han Solo film, although that's probably our best guess right now. (Unless they really do plan to introduce Thracken – that's a joke tweet, BTW.) And Red Five? The placement means that it could feature a character introduced in the sequels – the inheritor of Luke's old call sign? I doubt they'd do a Luke film in the gap between A New Hope and Empire, but that's a possibility as well. And what does Kathleen Kennedy's claim that the standalone characters won't be going "in and out of the saga episodes" mean to any of this?
In any case, thanks to StarWars-Union.de's Christoph Wolf for the heads up and translation!
Bob Iger confirms third spin-off film. At today's Disney earnings call, chairman Bob Iger said they have "at least three" standalone Star Wars films in mind. No details, naturally.
Rumor: Boba Fett film could be a challenge
Making Star Wars says the Executive Breakfast did indeed happen this morning, and one subject of discussion was a Boba Fett spinoff film, which may be inevitable but isn't apparently as straightforward as one would expect.
The problem, apparently? Making Fett into a film hero while maintaining his 'menace.' And presumably keeping things PG-13 at the most, Disney being Disney.
Honestly, the less I say about this the better, so, uh, take it away, commentators.


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CAIRO - The world's first underwater mosque has been built in Saudi Arabia, the first such a worship of place in history.
One of our colleagues came up with this idea last summer and we decided to carry it out, diver Hamadan bin Salim Al Masoudi told the Emarates 24/7 website.
The mosque was constructed by a group of private divers in the north-western city of Tabuk.
Remodeling Mosques
Divers used plastic pipelines filled with sand to build the first-ever underwater Muslim worship place.
When we put the final touches on it, it was time for afternoon prayers, said Masoudi.
So we performed group prayers in the first underwater mosque in history.
Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of Islam and home to the holy lands of Makkah and Madinah.The building of the underwater mosque came days after the shipbuilding arm of Dubai World announced plans to build a number of underwater hotels in the emirate.
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Leading Scottish housebuilder, Dawn Homes, has released the second phase of properties for sale at its 'Woodlands' development in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire.
The new phase of family homes comprises a mix of three- and four-bedroom detached and semi-detached properties in 8 different house styles, conveniently located just off the town's Dykehead Road. Woodlands has already proved a popular choice for househunters, with several having camped out at the development to bag a home when the first phase was launched.
Two showhomes are currently open to showcase the 83-property development: 'The Cumbrae', an elegant property that exemplifies the largest style of four-bedroom villa and 'The Arran'; also a four-bedroom family home.
Ian Mahon, managing director of Dawn Homes, commented: "The first phase of homes at Woodlands was extremely well received by househunters, with people queuing outside the sales office to be in with a chance of buying one. Given the development's handy location and the great value for money that these family villas represent, we anticipate that demand will once again be high for the new phase."
Prices for the new release of properties at Woodlands currently start at £128,250 for a three-bedroom, semi-detached property. Both showhomes are open from 11am-5pm, Thursday to Monday. For further details, please contact Anne-Marie Arnott at the site sales office on 01236 770414.


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Whilst studying in College I attended the Swansea Animation Days in 2007 and 2008. Having dedicated day conferences to the topics Games, SFX, Commercials and Film, they are a great source of inspiration and showcase amazing pieces of work.
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MEDFORD, Ore. — A Medford family escapes their home as their garage catches fire early Monday morning.
Medford firefighters say the call came in around 9 a.m. at the home on Lara Court and a large cloud of smoke was visible from blocks away.
Crews say the fire burned through much of the garage, but firefighters prevented the flames from spreading into the house. The living area did suffer smoke and heat damage. The exact cause of the fire is unknown. Firefighters say the homeowners helped to slow down the fire before they escaped.
"They just kept the door closed and kept things where they were. So in that, the lesson learned for the home owner is, if you've got a fire in a room, shut that door and keep it in that area, and exit. They did a great job of doing that," explained Medford Fire's Jason Blount.
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This interview is part of a series on bloggers of all kinds, where we get to know a little more about these writers that are changing the world, one post at a time.
Today we have a conversation with Lisa Gates who writes at Design Your Writing Life. I am a big fan of her blog and her weekly writing assignments. After we are done, be sure to get involved.
First, a few personal questions: Where did you grow up?
Aren't you making a pretty big assumption? :-)
How did you get to where you are?
By being equal parts left brain, right brain–qualities that used to fight with each other until I began to see the how perfectly synergistic they are. Big picture vision, little picture action. Part artist, part linear/organizational. Part starry-eyed possiblity, part pragmatic realist. I now like to think of myself as being in the pragmatic possibility business.
Tell me a little about your work experience:
I have freelanced in one capacity or another all of my life, only occasionally detouring into staff positions. Early on I did freelance writing for newspapers and magazines while performing in plays and writing one-person shows and doing improv. I also did project work in marketing and PR for some of the biggies (Porter Novelli, Laufer Associates, etc.). I've picked zuccini, waited tables and even worked for a TV producer (he didn't need much help except with his zipper, so that job only lasted three days.)
I think each and every job, every project, every role, has landed me where I am today. I now happily coach writers, entrepreneurs and dreamers, and inspire them to create compelling livelihoods and complete the projects they begin.
How about your education, formal, informal?
BFA in theatre, BA in Journalism, The Coaches Training Institute, and I think I'll even give credit to Lankmark's Curriculum for Living. All those ingredients create the alchemy of Design Your Writing Life.
What are the main interests that influence you?
Hiking, doing NIA, living simply, anti-consumption, reading, conscious parenting, deep conversation and laughing.
I know that laughing is important to you, and it is infectious! Do you have any hobbies?
I never know what to say to that question. My hobbies are my life. Writing, and inspiring magnificence. I love kayaking. And theatre. One hobby/interest I'd like to now pursue is to hook up with an organization in Africa in which I can directly work to protect and raise orphaned elephants. If your readers have some ideas, I'd love to hear what they are.
What was the last book that you read?
I've been reading tons of Raymond Carver short stories and I'm in the middle of Alice Hoffman's The River King.
Tim Ferris's book, The 4-Hour Work Week. But answering your questions here is seriously changing the metrics…
What is your most important accomplishment?
Raising my son. He's a stellar human being, a deep thinker and a beautiful athlete. And he's 11. A close second is being the editor of my father's book, a historical fiction about Emerson. The book will be out in January some time, and I'll no doubt be writing about the book and my process with my dad–who just turned 88. So, anybody who says "it's too late" to write, act, paint, climb, sing, or change the world, is seriously in need of a perspective shift, wouldn't you say?
What is your next big goal?
To create a writing conference for freelance writers/journalists who want to explore and commit to "green/change-the-world journalism."
To generate passive income from creating online learning tools.
"Online learning tools"…we will have to come back to that idea later on. Your group teleconferences have been very helpful to the participants that I have talked to. I am very interested in the next step.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Coaching, speaking internationally, holding annual retreats and conferences, and being a household name. Did I just say that?
You did, and I am sure that day is not too far off. One more question, please: Who or what was your inspiration to start blogging?
Who: This is going to sound very name droppy, but it was Doc Searls. His son and my son are friends and went to the same school–before he moved to Boston.
What: To create a platform that was an authentic expression of my offerings.
Thank you, Lisa, for being part of the Productivity in Context community, and showing us how being productive is not all about "to-do" lists and cranking widgets. Good luck with your endeavors, and we'll be keeping an eye on you.
Great questions. Thank you for asking! I love what you're doing here for people, so keep creating this great mojo.


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Win a 10-Man Raid eyeshadow set from Geek Chic Cosmetics! {WoW}
Aug 17th 2010 2:06PM SURE! Why not?
Maintenance day loot from WoW.com {WoW}
May 25th 2010 10:51AM Little white horses ftw :D
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: What does arms need? {WoW}
May 7th 2010 2:08PM People will still go Fury for sure. At this point for me, it is a question of fun.
I raid as Arms. I do this for two reasons:
1) I can supply physical dps buffs to the raid (these are generally not supplied by my guild - we have zero feral druids and our rogues typically raid as assassination, though we generally do miss out on Leader of the Pack/Rampage :()
2) It is way more fun than Fury. (My opinion :P)
I have tried Fury a couple of times this expansion but it is so dull and my DPS has not increased to compensate for the lack of fun. I am not exactly sure why I feel that way as I used to love Fury in vanilla and TBC, but while the idea of Titan's Grip was great, I hated the slow swing speed in practice. Why that makes me want to play a spec where I only get to swing ONE weapon slowly, I don't know, but I love that I get two procs to play with (Taste For Blood and Sudden Death), a mid-swing attack (slam), I have to pay attention to keep Rend up... Arms feels more dynamic to me and that's why I keep playing as it. (I suspect part of the DPS not changing when I switch spec is due to my gearing choices, some of which favor Arms over Fury)
I may go back to 1H fury in Cata, at least to try it because 1H fury was my baby in vanilla and TBC and I miss that playstyle. But if they don't add anything to make Fury as fun as Arms... I'll still be going back :)
As it is, it may be that my guild and some of its players aren't hardcore enough to totally outshine me, or that my gear is just good. I am competitive in my guild though and still put out good DPS for where my gear is at, so that's what matters to me at this point :)
Blood Elf vs. Draenei diorama giveaway {WoW}
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Aug 29th 2008 10:05AM Rouge red! XD
Patch 2.2 may take "weeks" longer {WoW}
Sep 3rd 2007 2:54PM @2: If I have learned anything from playing Blizzard games since the original Warcraft, it is that a "definite" release date from Blizzard is NEVER "definite". I remember hearing information about Warcraft III back in... 7th grade? And then I think it came out when I was in 11th, or maybe even a senior :/
(Obviously not saying that WotLK is going to take 5 years, but still - I'll believe it is coming out on Date X when I see it on the shelves :P)
"The Karazhan mistake" {WoW}
Sep 3rd 2007 2:04PM I really like that 10-man raids exist. Yeah it causes drama - my old guild totally broke up because of what I believe was aftermath from Karazhan drama (Team A + Team B, they started out having balanced groups, then for some reason the main tank from Team B, and some other well-geared players, decided they wanted to be on Team A instead... boom).
However, it has allowed my small guild to raid and have fun! but I very much enjoy being able to do a raid instance with my guildies without having to pull in from another guild, which is what we will have to do eventually if we want to go to Gruul's Lair or something of the sort :/
Breakfast Topic: Worst designed zone in the game {WoW}
Aug 28th 2007 4:48PM Azshara. OMG who's bright idea was it to make a zone where if you fall into the center (god forbid) it may very well take you upwards of 20 minutes finding out how the hell to get out of there? Especially if you are at the same level as the naga... the first time I went to Azshara (over 2 years ago now, if not more) I fell into the center and spent at least 30 minutes trying to find the way out, and must have died to naga a million times.
Having a huge freaking crater with... 2 or 3? total ways to escape it in a zone that is fairly large is major lose.


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Young Guns have had a very successful 2013 thus far. Their American debut single, and title track to their second album, "Bones" went number one on the Active Rock radio charts and they continue to rock more and more crowd around the country. The band hasn't had much of a break but they took a couple of minutes to sit down and talk about everything from the success to even bad British accents at Rock on the Range.


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Does Caretaker Polaris actually warm your water?
I am trying to decide on a Caretaker Polaris system for my new vinyl pool due to go in in April. PB and brochure states it will warm the water due to the fact that it moves your top water to the bottom etc. I am in the Northeast so we get some colder weather up here. Can anybody who has one confirm or deny this fact? Thanks in advance.
I'm not a big fan of any infloor cleaning systems. (to much trouble down the road) And for a Vinyl pool which is what I build, to many areas too leak....Go with a booster driven cleaner and look at a heatpump rather than a infloor system. JMO
Ditto to what muddy said. There are a lot of people that love in-floors but to me, there are way too many costly things that can go wrong. Not to mention the initial cost. A robotic cleaner will do a far better job at much less cost.
But to answer your original question, it might make a small difference but nothing measurable. Also, you can accomplish the same thing by pointing a return downwards so it doesn't require an in-floor system to get that same effect.
If you really want warm water, you will need an external heat source and solar is the most cost effective.
Two sides to every coin, and this side heavily disgarees with Mas985 on 2 of the 3 points. Sorry but there is just too many inaccuracies.
The cost down the road of an infloor system is what exactly? You have a lifetime warranty on the heads, so no cost there, and the most you'll probably ever spend is to have the valve kit rebuilt. Do not steer away from infloor because of future costs, it's nearly all upfront. As if robotic cleaners never need servicing down the road?
Im also not sure how one could say robotic will do a better job cleaning. How about those steps, benches, baja steps, etc? How does the robotic cleaner get to those areas? Infloor cleaning, when installed correctly with proper plumbing, should yield at least a 99% clean/free of floor debris pool.
Turning a return inlet downward enough to make a difference will only sacrifice correct circulation of the entire body of water. Definitely not suggested.
I do agree that infloor by itself will not warm the water enough to validate the entire purchase of the infloor system, but I will definitely argue that with a heating element (gas, solar or electric) deep heating by way of skimmer suction and infloor returns is by far the best method. We learned those fundamentals in grade school.
Wow, that sounds like an angry rant. It's honestly not, I just want the other side of the opinion to be heard.
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What we don't know is the Environment around this pool..Another option if the shape allows is a autocover. These will keep your pool quite toasty and keep most of the debis out of your pool...still not sold on the cleaning systems seen to many problems in the field....Lifetime parts means parts and not the cost of diving and replacing. and yes autocovers are expensive and have to be replaced after about 10yrs...JMO
Cost of diving and replacing?
Caretaker should give you one spare head and a head removal tool that snaps into a pool pole. If a head ever "breaks", which usually would just be the teeth getting bent and not properly returning flat or rotating appropriately, you pop out the head with a quarter turn, replace it with the spare, and mail the damaged one for free replacement.
If by chance you can't reach the head from the pool deck, you may have to get wet and wade in the pool. There is no need to hire anyone to do this.
Some of the other heads had less moving parts than the Caretaker and have fewer problems, but still have the lifetime warranty.
Autocovers are fantastic, but like stated very expensive.
As long as we are correcting each other:
"Turning a return inlet downward enough to make a difference will only sacrifice correct circulation of the entire body of water. Definitely not suggested."
I might agree if you have only one return but I have four returns and I point one towards the the deep end which keeps the water an even temperature from top to bottom. The rest of the returns are more than sufficient for circulation and skimming. But you may not be aware that this is common technique used by many pool owners and all seem have effective circulation.
" deep heating by way of skimmer suction and infloor returns is by far the best method. "
Really? There are many ways to accomplish the same thing. An in-floor system is not necessary to get deep circulation. Again, a deep return or even a pointed return can accomplish the same thing. This has been proven by many POs.
And finally, which Caretaker may have a great warranty, there are plenty people on this and other forums who have expressed their displeasure with their in-floor systems and the large amount of pump energy that is required to run them. So they are not all trouble free.
But in the spirit of full disclosure. Do you sell and/or install these systems?
I would still argue that the best way to deep heat is through infloor injection. Yes, sidewall pointed down or a deep return helps, but if we want to get technical infloor is lower and more spread and allows for a higher flow rate of warm water than one deep return.
If I was a pool owner and had 4 surface returns installed by my plumber/builder, I would not want to abandon one's duty for proper circulation and point one downward. I guess thats just me.... If I was building new and wasnt going infloor and wanted to heat my pool, I most certainly would do deep returns. Frankly I do them on all my inground spas I build and truly believe in it.
When we design a project and have surface returns, a lot goes into placement of them for the maximum circulation as a body of water but also as top water circulation to remove and direct all top water debris to the skimmer(s). I guess that's where I frown on simply pointing one downward after the fact...If you get away with it great!...but I wouldnt advise somebody building new to do this once complete without planning on it from the beginning. We usually have 2-3 more returns on our pool than our competitors, all for several extra dollars. Simple.
As for Caretaker specifically, we have installed several hundred complete systems. I can honestly say I have not had ONE single cleaning problem that couldnt be fixed by simply flow adjusting a nozzle or two, or checking the flow rates. I also have a very large pool route with three service techs and can't stress enough how clean the infloor cleaning pools are...and all areas of the pools (steps, benches, beach entries, bar stools, grottos, etc.).
So to answer your full disclosure question, Yes, I sell them to my customers and have them installed for them. I have zero financial gain if someone does or doesnt get an infloor outside of my own business. In AZ, I believe we have the best infloor cleaning installations and warranty follow up out there. Infloor systems (almost all of them) work exceptionally well only when plumbed correctly with proper pipe sizing and equipment matching. As for pump energy being required, most of our pools' pumps run at a higher RPM for maybe 2 hours per night.
For a Vinyl pool.. I still would not put in any brand of in-floor system. Call me old school if you will.. But to me its just a up-sell that the homeowner will be sorry they did later. Liner replacement is gonna be very expensive on top of that.. How much more return warmth is a zoned infloor system gonna provide over a booster driven cleaner on the same time cycle? I'm not trying start a mile long post this is J.M.O...
^ I agree it wont cause much, if any, of a noticeable difference in heating efficiency. If that was the reason a homeowner wanted it, there is much cheaper ways, agreed.
As for cleaning? Hands down the best option, in my opinion, is infloor. Like I said, when it's installed correctly it works amazingly well. I have several hundred satisfied clients who opted for the investment and haven't looked back.


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Adults are invited to examine the directory file system used by computers in order to store and retrieve personal information, as well as learn how to protect their computers from hacking, viruses and malware. Topics covered include Windows Explorer, Shortcut Keys, Disc Defragmenter, Task Manager and basic protection software for your computer. Participants should be comfortable using a mouse and keyboard before taking this class. This class is for Windows 7 users, though it can be helpful for Windows 8.1 users. This class will be held in the Computer Training Lab.