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Full detailed profile on Madeline "Maddie" Coleman Played by Alexandra Chando on As the World Turns Daytime Soap Opera.
Alexandra Chando
Birthday: 1986-07-28
Casey runs into Maddie at the diner and tells her that he filled out a job application. She asks him if he wants to do something but he claims he has plans and leaves. She sits down with her laptop and logs on to her online game.
At the hotel, Hunter nervously apologizes to Maddie for asking her to make out. His palms sweat and his legs shake. He tells her that his brain shuts down and he gets nervous. She gets nervous too and says she just imagines the person she's talking to in their underwear. He gets more awkward and runs away when Casey walks up. Hunter calls his mother and tells her that things with Maddie went badly.
Maddie tells Casey about Hunter coming on to her and he laughs. She begins teasing him and tells him he may have competition. They sit down and she gabs about computer games and then they talk about football. He teases her for being a Giants fan and tells her she's sexy.
Hunter runs into Maddie outside. He hears her talking about the game she plays online and they talk about their avatars. They split up and then meet online.
Maddie sits down with Casey in the diner. They talk about all their past breakups and she says that they've never really given their relationship a chance. "Do you think this would be a good time to try?" she asks. He likes that idea so she offers to call and drop her classes so she can stick around. They kiss. She rushes off to call the registrar and then returns. As they kiss and walk out, they run into Hunter and Ali outside. Hunter wonders what she could possibly see in a 'loser' like Casey. Emily chases her son down and then takes him away. Ali asks Casey if he's with Maddie again. He says they're giving it a shot and reminds her that she dumped him. "It was never what I wanted," he claims. He offers to dump Maddie right now if Ali wants him back. "You're giving me the right of first refusal?" she asks. Casey wants to know if she still cares. They decide it's over and she walks away.
Emily takes Hunter to the hotel and offers to help him with any problems he has. His biggest problem is Casey. "Casey has his charms," she says. "Oh Gross! I forgot!" he snaps. Emily asks him if this is really about Maddie and offers to teach him the art of seduction. Moments later, he notices Maddie walking by. He tries talking to her but he's nervous. He asks her out for a sandwich. She's already had lunch. "You wanna go up to your room and make out?" he asks. She thinks he's out of his mind.
At home, Margo helps Casey do up his tie. Maddie arrives and Casey explains that he's bringing her to the funeral. Margo is cold and makes sure none of the other Colemans are coming before she leaves. Maddie worries that the whole town hates her family.
Ali arrives at the church. Maddie and Casey are the only people there. Casey says that all of this sucks. They invite Ali to sit with them. She and Maddie talk about Henry and she runs off to find her brother. Margo arrives while Casey and Ali catch up.
Henry goes home. He jumps when there's a knock. "Where are the ghostbusters when you need them?" he asks himself. It's only Maddie. She tells him to go to the funeral. He thinks that will make things worse. She says that if he doesn't go to the funeral, they will never make this right.
Henry and Maddie arrive at the church but keep their distance from everyone else as they arrive. Janet worries that Jack hasn't shown up yet. She tries calling him but there's no answer. She says they can't start without Jack but Liberty tells her mother that they can't force Katie to keep waiting like this. As the funeral starts, Craig goes up to speak, although Margo tries to stop him. He says that Brad hated his guts, but he loved his sister more than life. He'll always be inspired by Brad's generosity and will make sure his son knows what kind of man he was. Janet goes up next and talks about when she first met Brad and what a good man he grew into. Liberty joins her and talks about how much she loves her dad and will miss him. When Katie goes up, she says that Brad was wonderful. Since he died, she's been trying to figure out what he wanted to name their son. She found the answer in his notebook from sixth grade. In tears, she reads a report he wrote as a little boy, "My Hero: Jack Snyder." Jack watches from the back of the church and cries. Katie says she doesn't blame Jack at all. "Our son's name is Jacob. Jacob Bradley Snyder. After two of the best men I've ever known," she says. Jack walks out in tears.
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|Aug 5 2012, 3:10am Anchor
Simply put a game like Stranded II.
But here's the catch, I wouldn't mind seeing a more advanced version of this game! But has a form of multiplayer so that you can
I would create this game myself but I don't have any knowledge in game development...
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|Aug 8 2012, 9:23am Anchor
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Influence of summer biogeography on wood warbler stopover abundance
Kelly, Jeffrey F.; Smith, Rob; Finch, Deborah M.; Moore, Frank R.; Yong, Wang. 1999. Influence of summer biogeography on wood warbler stopover abundance. The Condor. 101: 76-85.
We evaluated the effect of summer biogeography of migrant wood warblers (Parulidae) on their stopover abundance. To characterize abundance patterns, we used mist-net capture data from spring and fall migration in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico, spring migration on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana, and fall migration on the Gulf Coast of Alabama. To describe the summer biogeography of 47 species of wood warblers, we used indices of their summer range size, their summer density, and distance between their summer ranges and our netting sites. Multiple linear regressions indicated that biogeographic indices explained 55% and 49% of variation in captures in the Middle Rio Grande Valley during spring and fall, respectively. On the Gulf Coast these regressions explained 25% of the variation during spring at the Louisiana site and 51% during fall at the Alabama site. Both summer range size and distance between the summer range and study sites explained significant portions of the variation in three of the four analyses. Interestingly, the importance of biogeographic factors was least evident among spring migrants along the Gulf Coast of Louisiana. The difference between this site and other sites may reflect differences between migrants arriving after a Gulf crossing and those migrating across continental land masses or possibly an increased importance of winter biogeography for migrants crossing the Gulf of Mexico in the spring. In general, these results indicate that abundance of migrant warblers at our netting sites in both the eastern and western United States during spring and fall migration were influenced by summer biogeography. Consequently, we suggest including biogeographic analyses in assessments of conservation priorities for local stopover sites.
Keywords: biogeography, Gulf Coast, Middle Rio Grande Valley, migration, Parulidae, stopover, wood warbler
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