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Jeffrey John Meffert, MD
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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- Melanoma facts
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- Reducing sun exposure: Avoidance of sun exposure is the best means of helping to prevent melanoma, followed by wearing hats and tightly woven clothing, and then followed by broad-spectrum waterproof sunscreens applied liberally and often. The consensus among dermatologists is that sunscreens are at least partially helpful and are certainly preferable to unprotected sun exposure. (Despite sensational articles in the popular press, there is no credible evidence that sunscreens can cause melanoma. Data to indicate increased melanoma risk did not take into consideration that the sunscreens used by the subjects [at least as well as they could remember after decades] were far inferior to current products, which usually have much higher ultraviolet B SPF protection as well as ultraviolet A protection.)
- Early detection: Get one's skin checked at least once. Then, if it is recommended, have one's skin checked on a regular basis. The American Academy of Dermatology sponsors free skin cancer screening clinics every May all over the country. Special "Pigmented Lesion Clinics" have also been established in many medical centers to permit close clinical and photographic follow-up of patients at high risk.
- Screening of high-risk individuals: Anyone at high risk, such as anyone with a close relative who has melanoma, should be screened by a doctor for melanoma.
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Cape Town - The Independent Electoral Commission on Wednesday said there was "no truth" in the rumour that voting hours would be extended in certain areas around Johannesburg. The spokesperson for the IEC confirmed to News24 that its deputy chief Moepya Mosotho said that the voting day had not been extended for areas in Johannesburg and it would be a "serious step to take" to prolong the voting period. The commissioner does have the power to extend the voting period should it be deemed necessary. Only voters who are already in the queue before the closing time of 19:00 will be allowed to vote after 19:00.
Darn, I heard that voting for the ANC was only STARTING at 7pm this evening!
Affirmative action?
This is no strange wonder. The majority of people in SA are so used to receiving extension for due dates and times because they are always slow and late at doing everything.
Its because most people were at work and they couldn't vote. It would be fair to extend times if there are people willing to vote.
Yes I agree with that sentiment. I am one who had to work and was unable to get to the polling station to vote. These companies that insisted on us working and not giving us time to vote should be fined heavily. We had no choice, its a case of work or we will replace you. I for one need my job more than my need to vote. The companies should really be fined for this
@Francis You were working to pay for this election and had no say in the results? Your company should be prosecuted as it was a public holiday...ca nanybody help here??


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I am watching Season 5 now and she is awful.
I am sure Karen Gallini wasn't much better but why all the love for Oxenburg?
I am watching Season 5 now and she is awful.
I am sure Karen Gallini wasn't much better but why all the love for Oxenburg?
|by Anonymous
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She was horrible, but glamorous and beautiful - which made up for her acting. I accepted her in the role after a few episodes. John Forsthye came to hate her and refused to speak with her for a very long time. They finally met up just before his death in a special. Too, bad she screwed things up and got booted from the show.
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She would have made a better replacement for Fallon. Emma Samms was the all time worst casting in TV history.
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Her character was an obvious replacement for Fallon.
What did she do to get booted?
|by Anonymous
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She had this Princess Diana thing going on. That's the only reason.
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Now Pamela Sue Martin was the worst actress on Dynasty - but we all loved her as Fallon. She could not emit a single line of believable dialog.
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I'd lick her real life husband's shitter.
|by Anonymous
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The problem with the hiring of Emma is that they hired Emma the person. Not looking for an actress right for the part of Fallon.
Emma would have been better for the part of Amanda.
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Didn't she find out she was fired by reading it in Variety?
|by Anonymous
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Favorite Catherine Oxenburg line: "Mummy, you know I hate pigeon."
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Alexis is so camp and even though they always say it, there's never any real indication that Alexis loves her children. Whereas Abby on "Knots Landing" was such a well-developed character, especially her relationships with Olivia and Brian.
But Amanda annoys me with her "mummy"'s and her acting. Pamela Sue Martin (and her awful layered haircut starting season two) was bad, but she *was* Fallon.
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She's obviously an accomplished witch to put a spell on Casper and keep him from him homosex destiny.
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She sucked big time
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What was the reason for the bad blood between John Forsythe and her?
In all honesty, most of the cast were pretty terrible. I've always found Forsythe's delivery to be particularly hammy and bad. Linda Evans would always shake her head when delivering her lines which always annoyed me to no end. No, Oxenberg wasn't a particularly good actress but she never really bothered me either.
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It may have been the writing as well. The lines are terrible.
John James always looks like he needs to take a dump. Diahann Carroll hates the "r" sound at the end of sentences. Gordon Thomson is as stiff as can be. Pamela Bellwood whispers her lines. And none of the Carringtons seem as though they are actually related.
Anybody else notice how Linda Evans' eyes always jiggle back and forth?
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Linda Evans was originally supposed to be Pam Ewing in a project that eventually became "Dallas" but she dropped out. So then she took on the role of a woman from the other side of the tracks who marries into a wealthy oil family and has to deal with their hostility and wariness. How very different.
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Say what you will but she could act circles around Theodore Martin "Ted" McGinley. Just sayin' is all.
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They just played these characters in the same situations over and over again. They knew how ridiculous the storylines were, the public didn't want anything deep or subtle. It was just a job for all of them. Only Linda and John were friends outside of the show.
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It makes "Dallas" look like Shakespeare.
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She was absolutely flavour of the moment at the time.
She was an especially pretty girl.
It was very appropriate that she found her way onto Dynasty.
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As a kid I really thought that Alexis had always a weak spot for her kids. When Adam put that laid based wall paint in Jeff's office which turned him into a crazy mess she sided with her newly found son Adam. Even when Steven testified against her in Mark Jennings' murder court hearing she never turned on him (since it was a sincere mistake because the real murderer dressed up as Alexis). Alexis might have been a bitch but she always wanted only the best for her kids and yeah, sometimes she went overboard but in those cases it wasn't malicious or deliberate to hurt her kids.
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Lol, r11. So true.
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I knew many that tuned in to look at the clothes, the luxurious settings, the whole "look" and fantasy of the show. The sound could have been turned off; they didn't even care. But there must be more beautiful people in Hollywood that can actually act. And can't they make those just above average more beautiful?
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There'sa scene in Season 5 that could have come from SNL or MadTV. Dominique is singing and Jeff walks into the room, we get a flashback of him and Fallon and when the camera comes back to Jeff, he has these two, huge fake glycerin tears running down his face.
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[quote]Alexis is so camp and even though they always say it, there's never any real indication that Alexis loves her children.
Part of that was due to Joan Collins's inadequacies as an actress. I will say, however, that she was always quite believable about caring about Steven (when either actor played the part). But I agree she had no spark with the two Fallons, the two Amandas, or Adam.
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[quote]Part of that was due to Joan Collins's inadequacies as an actress. I will say, however, that she was always quite believable about caring about Steven (when either actor played the part). But I agree she had no spark with the two Fallons, the two Amandas, or Adam.
Interestingly, she did have a spark with Heather Locklear -- which is when Sammy Jo became really interesting. And the scenes between Collins and Stephanie Beacham in the last season were like the good old days.
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The part of Amanda was created almost solely to capitalize on Di-mania--it was determined very quickly that they wanted a Princess Diana character and they wanted to marry her off to a foreign prince. The problem was that they lost all believability in asserting that Blake and Alexis had yet ANOTHER child we had never heard of (wasn't Adam enough?), and though Oxenburg was very beautiful and is related to royalty, she's a terrible actress. Karen Cellini was much better, but the part just didn;t make much sense.
The thing about DYNASTY was that almost none of them were genuinely good actors except for John Forsythe (and he played his role as if he were a sterner Ronald Reagan) and perhaps Kathleen Beller. Linda Evans and Pamela Sue Martin were both incredibly likable on screen, but they were both very stiff and awkward. the first Steven, Al Corley, was decent, and I always give Gordon Thomson credit for at least trying to do something with his campy part (and he was very handsome besides). But most of the other actors were very beautiful but completely wooden: John James, Jack Coleman, Michael Nader, Pamela Bellwood, Wayne Northrup, Catherine Oxenburg, and especially the charisma-free Emma Samms.
And though Joan Collins is excellent at camp, she is never very believable when she has to be emotional--that was the point, though. And though Diahann Carroll can be quite an effective actress elsewhere, she seemed to be sleepwalking through her entire stint on the show.
|by Anonymous
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Amanda was one of the most annoying characters on Dynasty, beaten only by Kirby and Michael. Couldn't they have cast another Maxwell Caulfield type to be her husband?
Halfway through season 6 now, struggling to get through these eps. Had a glance at The Colbys, might have another look if only for Stanwyk.
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Kirby - the dwarf - was the worst. Thank god I can now watch the series and fast forward past every scene she is in.
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I found the first two seasons to be the most enjoyable. The first season is slow and ponderous and Blake's entourage really do seem sinister. Blake himself is an ass. Season Two is more fun but still a good story. And the original catfight in Alexis' studio came out of months of tension and storyline.
I don't find the lily pond fight as fun as the show was just trying to one-up the previous fight but there was no longer the tension of Alexis living on the grounds, etc.
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Yeah ....what was the fucking point of Kirby? I loved Pamela Bellwood and thought her to be a pretty good actress.
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Bellwood was a blast when Claudia was losing her shit. She wasn't fun when she was stable.
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I've just finished Season 6 and have to say that I had completely forgotten about Christopher Cazenove who was quite attractive but completely unbelievable as Blake's estranged brother. I mean, a Coloradan speaking with a British accent after having lived in Australia for 20 years??
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Don't forget that horrible Helmut Berger, totally miscast and so gay. Who cast George Hamilton?? - that was another huge mistake.
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Bellwood's best moment was up on the roof with that doll. I screamed the place down at that scene.
Kirby existed to be the least sympathetic victim ever on tv. The concept was interesting, of the kids of 'the help' growing up next to the Carringtons, but she was insufferable.
Diahann Carroll was excellent but she's wasted on very average storylines. The first series was actually quite nuanced. The later ones do show Blake doing bad things but you KNOW you're meant to be rooting for him and Krystle.
|by Anonymous
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Very good article on Season One.
"The Dynasty That Could Have Been: The legendary primetime soap's surprisingly arty debut season."
|by Anonymous
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Her mother is Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia and Catherine is some distant relative of Charles. She played Diana twice in movies so there was a certain royal cachet there.
But, god, how much of a cunt do you have to be to get fired from Dynasty which was Twat Central.
|by Anonymous
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Did anybody catch her reality show, "I married a Princess"?
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The whole family starred in 13 episodes.
|by Anonymous
|reply 39
In 2009, India Oxenberg carried the princess theme direct to DVD
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[quote]Halfway through season 6 now, struggling to get through these eps. Had a glance at The Colbys, might have another look if only for Stanwyk.
Barbara Stanwyck said The Colbys had the worst scripts she had ever seen in her life. Still, the old gal was a pro and never stopped trying.
|by Anonymous
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I think Emma Samms would have been terrific as Alexis' baby sister but would Joan have stood for that?
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[quote]I mean, a Coloradan speaking with a British accent after having lived in Australia for 20 years??
The Melbournian accent can sound very much more like a British accent and less like a typical Aussie accent, so if his character spent a lot of time in Melbourne while in Australia, maybe it's plausible?
|by Anonymous
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Emma was stunning in he mid 80s. I don't know how she did it but she dropped a ton of weight from when she was on GH to when she was on swimsuit covers.
|by Anonymous
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Cellini played Amanda for half of Season 7, then Amanda got packed up and shipped away and was never mentioned again.
Amanda's arrival at the party with Alexis smacking her is hilarious.
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Clip of Catherine
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And another
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Loved CO as Amanda - she was what they wanted, pouty and princess-ish. I thought she had better chemistry with Michael Nader than Collins did.
It could have been worse - they wanted BROOKE SHIELDS for Amanda, originally.
And despite what another poster stated about John Forsythe hating Oxenberg - you are fucked up. I saw them at several Kentucky Derby parties throughout the early 90's. They were conversing and embracing, hardly what you describe.
|by Anonymous
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I think Brooke would have been great in an evening soap in the late 80s. Her face was still stunningly beautiful then, and she has the knack for that kind of camp. I don't think she would have been good as Amanda.
|by Anonymous
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Brooke in 1987 on Regis
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Funny in the 2006 video Dynasty Reunion: Catfights & Caviar John says he had not seen Oxenburg since she left the show decades before. I guess he could have been senile at the time and forgot how close they had been and all those parties you saw them at. John mentions their problem in the show as well. It surprised me that the actors had so little to do with each other after the show ended.
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And presenting in 1988
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I thought Stephanie Beacham was perfect on Dynasty, maybe even better than on The Colbys. She had the camp like Collins, but much more depth than Collins and showed a much broader range. She is the reason why the last season is my favorite.
|by Anonymous
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Collins showed depth in other roles.
|by Anonymous
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Collins was surprisingly good on the daytime soap Guiding Light. I think it's because they didn't have time to rehearse and she went on instinct. Her other performances (including on Dynasty) looked over-rehearsed and self-conscious.
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True, she wasn't a very good actress, but she was fine in the role and very beautiful. I remember everyone in high school watched and all the guys had crushes on her and all the girls wanted to look like her.
I hated Jack Coleman as Stephen #2... He's actually enjoyable in roles now. So strange that he is pretty much the only Dynasty star still working (Heroes, Vampire Diaries, The Office).. Other than Locklear, none of them did much other than going to (or back to) daytime soaps.
|by Anonymous
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For those who asked why Oxenburg was fired: I didn't see it on the thread, but money was the reported issue. I read (and she also indicated in a Dynasty retrospective interview) that she had wanted a modest raise. TPTB wouldn't have it and canned her.
Remember that throughout its run, Dynasty fired actors left and right. I always thought that that was one of its biggest problems and resulted in far too much inconsistency with characters and storylines.
|by Anonymous
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Collins was understated in that Star Trek episode.
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Catherine Oxenburg was fabulous and played her part perfectly.
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What does Catherine Oxenburg do these days?
|by Anonymous
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Didn't Oxenberg get fired for being a klepto?
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[quote]They finally met up just before his death in a special.
John Forsythe died in a special? Was it on NBC?
|by Anonymous
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In that special from a few years back where Linda Evans looked like a tranny, why did Heather Locklear refuse to have any of her scenes be shown? What's her beef with "Dynasty?"
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I too loved Stephanie Beacham. I also hated the fake Steven. Al was just too damn hot to be replaced. Though her role was short I loved Kate O'Mara. Plus Kate had the best soap opera name ever. Caress Morrell.
Real Steven. When I was 16 he was just my ideal of pefection.
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Cathy in the house @ R59
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Bill Campbell sure is a cutie. WHy'd they have to kill him off?
|by Anonymous
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Campbell was killed off because he was gay and Coleman wanted to go straight again. He was always bugging the producers to let him play straight. He hated all of the gay scenes.
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Yeah at the time Coleman was a total asshole about the gay storyline. Wouldn't even answer questions from the media about because, as he said, his wife told him not to.
|by Anonymous
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Yes, it's true even up until today. Hard to believe after all these years.
|by Anonymous
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So why did Coleman agree to play an ambiguously gay character on "The Office?"
|by Anonymous
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Corley left because Steven wasn't gay enough, Coleman signs on and hates that he's too gay.
|by Anonymous
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"Ohhh, Blake!!!"
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R63 - are you sure? I don't think Heather had a beef with Dynasty.
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I loved how 'THE COLBYS' would lift old storylines from 'DYNASTY' thinking that no one would notice.
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The worst actress ever to appear on Dynasty was Ali McGraw as Lady Ashley.
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R10 Pamela Sue Martin left Dynasty because she was sick and going bald. She wore wigs for most of the run on the show. That's when it started to look so bad and she seemed completely exhausted and out of breath when she read her lines.
|by Anonymous
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Remember the episode in 1984-85 "Moldavia" season, where Blake, raging about their children's troubles, mentions to Alexis that Stephen was with a man? Alexis is stunned and Blake says that he thought she knew. That was a VERY realistic parental realization that you really *can't* change your kid's sexuality.
|by Anonymous
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I watched a clip of the 2006 Dynasty reunion and was wondering what happened to Linda Evan's upper lip.
|by Anonymous
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Linda Evans face was ruined by injections and she discovered it after it was too late to reverse. She has discussed this openly and warned others not to do what she did. She looked like a freak then but she looks better today.
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Catherine O was in a relationship with John Kerry, who could be India's father (the father has never been revealed). GOSSIP!
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I thought Oxenberg was bad enough on her own, but damn, she and Michael Praed were the most colorless and dull couple on the show. So naturally their wedding was a huge event.
I am on Season 5 and it's taking me a while to go through it as it doesn't have the pull the early seasons had for me- despite being the most popular season.
And why do they do that weird thing in the opening credits where they reverse the film on Rock Hudson's headshot? Boy, his illness is very apparent as the season continues.
|by Anonymous
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Billy Campbell. Is he gay or just one of the most gay-positive actors out there?
|by Anonymous
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bump for Billy Campbell.
|by Anonymous
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I'm not sure of Billy Campbell's sexuality, but He's got a small penis and really big balls. He appeared completely nude in "More Tales From the City."
|by Anonymous
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[quote]she and Michael Praed were the most colorless and dull couple on the show.
Yeah, but he sure was pretty, wasn't he?
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Loved Sable Colby.
I hated how the show tried to pair Jeff with his sister. Thankfully they reversed that in the reunion movie.
|by Anonymous
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Remember me?
|by Anonymous
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Yes I do, r89, like my 2-year bout of mono.
|by Anonymous
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R37, not so distantly related. One of Cathy VD's maternal grandparents is a first cousins of either betty or phill. princess Elizabeth is Chuck's second cousin, which makes the Ox a third cuz to Harry and Willy.
|by Anonymous
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I had no idea Jack Coleman was such an ass about his character being gay.
I have this vague recollection of seeing him on a talk show (maybe Letterman) when I was a kid where the host asked the audience whether Steven should be gay or straight. The audience picked gay, surprisingly. Can't remember how Coleman acted during the segment.
Didn't they get old Steven back for one of the Dynasty reunion movies?
|by Anonymous
|reply 92
I never understood why soaps did the whole "surgery" thing for recasts. When OLTL did it with Max, it was confusing because Nicholas Walker kinda resembles Jimmy Depaiva. Plus they've had a few Tinas and Dorians over the years. It was odd when Dynasty did it with Steven too. And yes, they brought back the original Steven for the '91 reunion movie.
|by Anonymous
|reply 93
I wonder if a reason Coleman was so against his gay love story was that Campbell acted circles around him? I would have loved to see how a Corley/Campbell pairing would have done on the final seasons of the show.
|by Anonymous
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Steven comes across as so sanctimonious that he's not "entirely" gay. What an ass. Campbell was sure cute back then.
|by Anonymous
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In fairness, Steven (as played by Coleman) was gay during the WORST PART of the AIDS crisis, when stigma about AIDS and homosexuality were at their worst. It was a dicey, tough time all around. Everyone thought gay=AIDS=death and it was exceedingly difficult for real gay actors and some of that rubbed off on straight actors in gay parts. Just saying...
Is it possible that this thread made it to 95 posts without Karen Cellini coming up or did I miss/skip it? Lord...
|by Anonymous
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Here I am, r96!
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And yet, in fairness, there was Coleman on "The Office" playing a gay elected official who married Angela and slept with Oscar.
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They misused Diahann Carroll on the show. It was like they didn't know what to do with her once they got her. They got a lot of mileage from the "first black bitch" on a primetime soap, but her character was underused. Originally, I read where Kirby was supposed to be her daughter, but they nixed that idea to avoid controversy.
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Emma Samms was gorgeous then.
|by Anonymous
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Emma Samms was a terrible replacement for Fallon. I really missed Pamela Sue Martin, but she had to leave the show because she was losing her hair.
I wonder whatever happened to the Fallon painting(s) that hung above the fireplace in the Carrington Mansion. Probably collecting dust in some prop warehouse.
|by Anonymous
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Krystle in the attic is a story that goes on and on and on ...
|by Anonymous
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Emma did well enough, R101, and was beautiful, but she wasn't the right fit for the character.
|by Anonymous
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I love Emma, but wow, she was awful as Fallon, especially with that mutant American accent.
|by Anonymous
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Wasn't Emma dating Jon Erik Hexum at the time of his death?
|by Anonymous
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r91 CO's mother is actually a 1st cousin of the Kents - the Duke, Princess Alexandra, and Prince Michael. Her mother was a sister of the fabulous Marina of Greece/Denmark (Duchess of Kent).
|by Anonymous
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Emma was a beauty back then.
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|reply 107
"Oh, Blake"
Shakes head
|by Anonymous
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I, too, was rewatching "Dynasty" on DVD. The show got REALLY bad halfway through the 4th season, when Fallon was obsessed with Peter De Vilbis (a creepy role and creepy actor). I could barely make it through that season. But then I got to season 5 and it was even WORSE. Yes, Catherine was awful. Dominique Devereux was also pretty ridiculous. Season 5 had THIRTY episodes!!! THIRTY!!! I stopped watching after the 5th or 6th episode.
|by Anonymous
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One of ABC's greatest gay sitcoms!
SO PRETENTIOUS--from that stupid opening music with the courtly horns and fountains--to the oldest drag queen in the world Joan--to the hammy overacting and bad writing in every episode.
Yes soaps are stupid and guilty pleasures but those bad 80s nightime soaps are the worst.
Who was it who said, when asked, who signed the Magna Carta, they replied: Joan Collins
|by Anonymous
|reply 110
Joan looked good for her age. Elizabeth Taylor, for instance, was only one year older, but could've passed for her mother.
Does anyone else remember the rumor that they were looking for Liz to play Alexis' mother? That show was really huge back in the day.
It seems as though everyone was rumored to be making a guest appearance - and we got Ali MacGraw. But, even Ali seemed like Bette Davis next to Linda Evans.
|by Anonymous
|reply 111
Most everyone on this show, both male & female, were hired for their looks, not their acting abilities.
Has anyone heard from Emma Samms, CO, PSM or even Linda Evans, since Dynasty went off the air?
|by Anonymous
|reply 112
All but Collins have fallen into obscurity, but:
Samms runs a charity.
Oxenberg has about twenty children.
Martin is enjoying a quiet life.
Evans looks like Frankenstein's Monster.
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Emma does still occasionally pop up on General Hospital for a handful of episodes every year or so.
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[quote]In that special from a few years back where Linda Evans looked like a tranny, why did Heather Locklear refuse to have any of her scenes be shown? What's her beef with "Dynasty?"
Heather was going through a divorce at the time. She declined any involvement due to this. They didn't show her clips because what would the point be?
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Heather is still working.
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[quote] those bad 80s nightime soaps are the worst.
I think "Dynasty" was the worst. "Dallas" and "Knots Landing" were quality for at least 9-10 seasons apiece. "Falcon Crest" was light and fun with gorgeous locales and so many colorful characters.
I made it through Season 5 and 6 of "Dynasty" (I prefer Season 6 over 5) but there's a scene in Season 7 when Alexis is leaving Dex' trailer, opens the door, thunder rumbles and she gasps and steps backward into Dex' arms and they make love.
The show was so good those first two seasons. It ages the worst of the four.
|by Anonymous
|reply 118
I was so obsessed with "Dynasty" when I was thirteen and it played in syndication on FX every week night at 9:00pm.
I was so excited after Fallon disappeared and "died." I kept tuning in to find out, "Is Fallon really alive? When is she coming back?"
For me, the show got very boring after Sammy Jo rescued Krystle from Delta Rho.
I didn't care about Ben or Caress or Amanda #2.
It got more interesting again after Blake had his amnesia and got back together with Alexis briefly.
I was rooting for Steven and Sammy Jo to get back together.
I was disappointed in Jeff when he cheated on Fallon with Leslie.
I thought it was interesting when Jeff and Sammy Jo got together.
|by Anonymous
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Ray Abruzzo is still around -- "The Sopranos" and "Mad Men," doing stage work.
I love his Twitter account, even though it's not terribly active. He's a big lefty who taunts the Tea Party, has little conversations with Emma Samms (they seem very fond of each other), and posts pictures and videos of his animals (it looks like he lives on a ranch). Very likable guy and still good-looking for his age.
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JD Salinger saw her on the show and flew out to LA to stalk her on the set until they threw him out.
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I wonder what Catherine Oxenburg and her husband Caspar Van Dienm do every day. I guess they're "in the business," but they don't seem to work. How do they support themselves?
They're a good-looking attractive couple; they're not that old; they have kids. But they don't work.
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There's only one hit that comes out of a Karen Cellini show, and that's me, baby, remember?
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Whatever happened to Maxwell Caulfield, of the Colbys, besides him marrying that older woman as a cover? I had the hots for him.
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George Hamilton was fucking Catherine Oxenburg while he was on the show. That was a bizarre coupling to say the least.
She was married to Robert Evans for a bit as well. Their marriage was annulled after nine days. I guess she found out he was being supported by his friends particularly Jack Nicholson.
Her first child has an unnamed baby daddy. I wonder who the mystery man is?
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Max is still married to Juliet Mills of Nanny and The Professor. Was that a bearding? It seemed weird that they were together maybe MC had mum issues.
Was he a client of his Grease 2 co-star or was he fucking her without paying her?
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Yes, apparently Catherine got along with Joan, but not John or Linda. I don't know if I'm surprised, I've always found Linda sort of phony.
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One thing I have to say about Linda Evans as Kryslte Carrington...
She had the LOWEST HANGING TITS I've ever seen!
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Kathleen Beller, covered in pens.
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I recall watching Dynasty in Croatia with a group of locals. Hysterical. Quite funny to hear Forsythe's character's name pronounced there - BllllaaaaK.
Then Oxenburg appeared on screen and the hissing started. Apparently she's a Serbian nationalist - claims to be a Serbian princess or something. Croats would cheerfully dispose of her and her family given the chance.
And yes, she was terrible on Dynasty and everything else she's done.
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What is Emma Samms like?
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Oxenberg should have been shot for that awful remake of ROMAN HOLIDAY.
I think Karen Cellini went right back to The Hard Rock Cafe after she was drop-kicked from the show. She wasn't much better.
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Not true, R127. Forsythe, for one, tried to help her with some problems she was going through at the time(her eating disorder?). She wasn't open to being helped at the time, but there was no animosity between them.
She wasn't much of an actress, but had the right attitude for Amanda. And she was quite lovely.
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I think the producers really thought they could replace Pamela Sue Martin and Catherine Oxenberg with anyone or cast any useless character on the show and the audience would still watch. WRONG! This coupled with the horrible writing sank the show. Recasting an American actress with a British one and vice versa. Makes a lot of sense! The last season was better but by then everyone stopped watching.
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Oxenberg and Forsythe both alluded to a falling out of some kind in the 2006 reunion special. Why didn't they get along? Catherine had an eating disorder? They made up then.
Catherine's face has changed a lot. Has she been going to Linda's doctor?
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[quote]Has she been going to Linda's doctor?
No. He's been struck off for malpractice.
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The way they wrote off Claudia was a shame. "Dad, Claudia's dead. I'm going to her funeral."
The end.
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At least there was a funeral. I just disappeared and no one noticed.
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While I feel sorry for Private Bradley Manning, the young man made a huge mistake for downloading classified information and giing it to Wikileaks. He made the biggest mistake of his young life.
First of all, when you enter the military and raise your right hand and take an oath to protect against foreign or domestic enemies and say, "I do," you are now committed to do just that. That oath is taken by all enlisted personnel and officers. In the olden days of George Washington, the punishment was death. The only person who can commute your sentence is the president of the United States.
If they decide to find him not guilty, they would give him a dishonorable discharge. Not too many employers want to hire that type of person. They may have some protected company patents. When i went to work in 1959, I had to sign a form not to give away any of the company products.
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Submissions from 2012
Environmental influences on virus–host interactions in an Australian subtropical reservoir, Christin Sawstrom and Peter Pollard
A review of Bennelongia De Deckker & McKenzie, 1981(Crustacea, Ostracoda) species from eastern Australia with the description of three new species., Rylan Shearn, Annette Koenders, Stuart Halse, Isa Schoen, and Koen Martens
Interactive effects of altered rainfall and simulated nitrogen deposition on seedling establishment in a global biodiversity hotspot, Rachel Standish, Joseph B Fontaine, R Harris, William Stock, and R Hobbs
Molecular delineation of species in the coral holobiont, Michael Stat, Andrew Baker, David Bourne, Adrienne Correa, Zac Forsman, Megan Huggett, Xavier Pochon, Derek Skillings, Robert Toonen, Madeleine van Oppen, and Ruth Gates
Dendroecological indicators of historical responses of pines to water and nutrient availability on a superficial aquifer in south-western Australia, William Stock, Lindsay Bourke, and Raymond Froend
Phylogenetic ecology of foliar N and P concentrations and N:P ratios across mediterranean-type ecosystems, William Stock and G Anthony Verboom
Prediction of water retention curve of a layer packed with soil particles from particle size distribution, Nobuhide Takahashi, Masataka Tsurukawa, Chikao Arai, Hiroshi Fukunaga, and Koichi Yamada
Harmful algae are not harmful to everyone, Mads Thomsen, Thibaut De Bettignies, Thomas Wernberg, M Holmer, and Bastien Debeuf
A Meta-Analysis of Seaweed Impacts on Seagrasses: Generalities and Knowledge Gaps, Mads Thomsen, Thomas Wernberg, Aschwin H. Engelen, Fernando Tuya, Mat A. Vanderklift, Marianne Holmer, Karen J. McGlathery, Francisco Arenas, Jonne Kotta, and Brian R. Silliman
Role of food availability in the bathymetric distribution of the starfish Marthasterias glacialis (Lamk.)on reefs of northern Portugal [Efecto de la disponibilidad alimenticia sobre la distribución batimétrica de la estrella de mar Marthasterias glacialis (Lamk.) en arrecifes del norte de Portugal], Fernando Tuya and Pedro Duarte
Importance of topography and topsoil selection and storage in successfully rehabilitating post-closure sand mines featuring pit lakes., Eddie Van Etten, Clinton Mccullough, and Mark Lund
Diversity among Macroalgae-Consuming Fishes on Coral Reefs: A Transcontinental Comparison, Adriana Verges, Scott Bennett, and David R. Bellwood
Developing an empirical model of canopy water flux describing the common response of transpiration to solar radiation and VPD across five contrasting woodlands and forests, Rhys Whitley, Daniel Taylor, Catriona Macinnis-Ng, Melanie Zeppel, Isa Yunusa, Anthony O'Grady, Raymond Froend, Belinda Medlyn, and Derek Eamus
Ecohealth: Connecting Ecology, Health and Sustainability, Bruce Wilcox, Alonso Aguirre, and Pierre Horwitz
Spatial distribution of glomalin-related soil protein and its relationships with root mycorrhization, soil aggregates, carbohydrates, activity of protease and β-glucosidase in the rhizosphere of Citrus unshiu, Qiangsheng Wu, Xinhua He, YingNing Zou, KaiPing He, YaHong Sun, and MingQin Cao
Arbuscular mycorrhizas alter root system architecture of Citrus tangerine through regulating metabolism of endogenous polyamines, Q S Wu, Xinhua He, Y. N. Zou, C Y Liu, Jie XIAO, and Yan Li
Decomposition of Abies faxoniana litter varies with freeze-thaw stages and altitudes in subalpine/alpine forests of southwest China, J Zhu, Xinhua He, F Wu, Wanquin Yang, and B Tan
Submissions from 2011
Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Attributes of Different Solvent Extracts from Leaves and Flowers of Akk [Calotropis Procera (Ait.) Ait. F.)], Naveed Ahmad, Farooq Anwar, Sohail Hameed, and Mary C. Boyce
Assessing the relationship between fire and grazing on soil characteristics and mite communities in a semi-arid savanna of northern Australia, Stephen Beyer, Adrianne Kinnear, Lindsay Hutley, Keith McGuinness, and Karen Gibb
Can we learn how systems work? , Fabio Boschetti, Pierre Yves-Hardy, Nicola Grigg, and Pierre Horwitz
Quantitative approaches in climate change ecology, Christopher J. Brown, David S. Schoeman, William J. Sydeman, Keith Brander, Lauren B. Buckley, Michael Burrows, Carlos M. Duarte, Pippa J. Moore, John M. Pandolfi, Elvira Poloczanska, William Venables, and Anthony J. Richardson
The pace of shifting climate in marine and terrestrial ecosystems, Michael Burrows, David Schoeman, Lauren Buckley, Pippa Moore, Elvira Poloczanska, Keith Brander, Chris Brown, John Bruno, Carlos Duarte, Benjamin Halpern, Johanna Holding, Carrie Kappel, Wolfgang Kiessling, Mary O'Connor, John Pandolfi, Camille Parmesan, Franklin Schwing, William Sydeman, and Anthony Richardson
Children's Exposure to Metals: A Community-Initiated Study, Anna Carita Callan, Matthew Winters, Caroline Barton, Mary C. Boyce, and Andrea Lee Hinwood
Responding to Emerging Challenges: Multilateral Environmental Agreements and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N1, Ruth Cromie, Nick Davidson, Colin Galbraith, Ward Hagemeijer, Pierre Horwitz, Rebecca Lee, Taej Mundkur, and David Stroud
Survival and Population Size of the Frog Heleioporus Albopunctatus in a Highly Modified, Agricultural Landscape, Robert Davis and J Roberts
Diversity and composition of ectomycorrhizal community on seedling roots: the role of host preference and soil origin, Qiong Ding, Yu Liang, Pierre Legendre, Xin-hua He, Ke-quan Pei, Xiao-jun Du, and Ke-ping Ma
Long-term pig manure application reduces the requirement of chemical phosphorus and potassium in two rice-wheat sites in subtropical China, YingHua Duan, M Xu, Xinhua He, Shuanglai Li, and X Sun
Factors Affecting the Distribution of Nutrients in the Tree Organs of Eucalyptus Camaldulensis in the Arid Lands of Western Australia, Hiroyuki Hamano, Noriko Saito, Yoshiko Tanaka, Shigeru Kato, Kiyotaka Tahara, Nobuhide Takahashi, Koichi Yamada, and Toshinori Kojima
Access to Inland Waters for Tourism: Ecosystem Services and Trade-offs, Pierre Horwitz and M Carter
The relationship between water, health and global environmental change, as interpreted through five key Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs), Pierre Horwitz, Lucilla Spini, Kathryn Campbell, R J Thomas, and Jo Mulongoy
Assessing Practical Laboratory Skills in Undergraduate Molecular Biology Courses., Lynne Hunt, Annette Koenders, and Vidar Gynnild
Regulator Guidance and Legislation Relevant to Pit Lakes, Hugh Jones and Clinton Mccullough
Sequential anaerobic-aerobic treatment of azo dyes: Decolourisation and amine degradability, M. Jonstrup, Naresh K. Radhakrishnan, M. Murto, and B. Mattiasson
Assessing wetland ecosystem services and poverty interlinkages: a general framework and case study. , Ritesh Kumar, Pierre Horwitz, G. Randy Milton, Sonali Sellamuttu, Sebastian Buckton, Nick Davidson, Ajit Pattnaik, Monica Zavagli, and Chris Baker
A rapid quantitative determination of phenolic acids in Brassica oleracea by capillary zone electrophoresis, Iris Lee, Mary Boyce, and Michael Breadmore
Long-term combined application of manure and NPK fertilizers influenced nitrogen retention and stabilization of organic C in Loess soil, Bin Liang, Xueyun Yang, Xinhua He, Daniel Murphy, and Jianbin Zhou
Effects of 17-year Fertilization on Soil Microbial Biomass C and N and Soluble Organic C and N in Loessial Soil During Maize Growth, Bin Liang, Xueyun Yang, Xinhua He, and Jianbin Zhou
Nitrite, Sodium Nitroprusside, Potassium Ferricyanide and Hydrogen Peroxide Release Dormancy of Amaranthus Retroflexus Seeds in a Nitric Oxide-Dependent Manner, Xuanyu Liu, Zhijun Deng, Hongyan Cheng, Xinhua He, and Songquan Song
Rapid Change of AM Fungal Community in a Rain-Fed Wheat Field With Short-Term Plastic Film Mulching Practice, Yongjun Liu, Lin Mao, Xinhua He, Gang Cheng, Xiaojun Ma, Lizhe An, and Huyuan Feng
Two Burkholderia strains from nodules of Dalbergia odorifera T. Chen in Hainan Island, southern China, J Lu, X He, L Huang, L Kang, and D Xu
Meeting Environmental Goals for Pit Lake Restoration - Factoring in the Biology, Mark A. Lund and Clint D. McCullough
How representative are pit lakes of regional natural water bodies? A case study from silica sand mining., Mark A. Lund and Clinton D. Mccullough
Habitat surrounding patch reefs influences the diet and nutrition of the western rock lobster, Lachlan Macarthur, D L Phillips, Glenn Hyndes, Christine Hanson, and Mathew Vanderklift
Ecological Restoration of Novel Lake Districts: New Approaches for New Landscapes, Clinton D. McCullough and Eddie J. Van Etten
Bioremediation of Acidic and Metalliferous Drainage (AMD) through organic carbon amendment by municipal sewage and green waste, Clinton Mccullough and Mark Lund
Limiting factors for crayfish and finfish in acidic coal pit lake, Clinton McCullough and Mark Lund
Recovery from the impact of light reduction on the seagrass Amphibolis griffithii, insights for dredging management, Kathryn McMahon, Paul Lavery, and Michael Mulligan
Linking Land and Sea: Different Pathways for Marine Subsidies, Kajsa Mellbrand, Paul S. Lavery, Glenn A. Hyndes, and Peter A. Hamback
Model-based Investigations of Acidity Sources and Sinks of a Pit Lake in Western Australia, Mike Mueller, katja Eulitz, Clinton McCullough, and Mark Lund
Nitrogen Deposition Effects on Mediterranean-type Ecosystems: An Ecological Assessment, Raul Ochoa-Hueso, Edith Allen, Cristina Branquinho, Cristina Cruz, Teresa Dias, Mark Fenn, Esteban Manrique, M. Perez-Corona, Lucy Sheppard, and William Stock
Sourcing Organic Materials for Pit Lake Bioremediation in Remote Mining Regions, Naresh D. Radhakrishnan, Clinton D. Mccullough, Mark A. Lund, and Michelle L. Newport
How does storage affect the quality and quantity of organic carbon in sewage for use in the bioremediation of acidic mine waters?, Naresh K. Radhakrishnan, Clinton D. Mccullough, and Mark A. Lund
How does storage affect the quality and quantity of organic carbon in sewage for use in the bioremediation of acidic mine waters?, Naresh K. Radhakrishnan, Clinton D. Mccullough, and Mark A. Lund
Bacterial sulfate reduction based ecotechnology for remediation of acidic pit lakes, Naresh Radhakrishnan, Clinton Mccullough, and Mark Lund
Potential of sewage and green waste for acidic pit lake bioremediation, Naresh Radhakrishnan, Clinton McCullough, and Mark Lund
Evaluating the factors limiting algal biomass in acidic pit lakes of the Collie lake district, Western Australia, Naresh Radhakrishnan, Clinton McCullough, Mark Lund, and Santiago Larranaga Arrizabalaga
Establishment of Endomycorrhizal Fungi on Micropropagated Teak (Tectona grandis L.f.), Maria I. Ramirez Caro, Ian Bennett, and Nick Malajczuk
Capturing Intangible Cultural Impacts from Tourism on Aboriginal Land in Australia's Kimberley, Pascal Scherrer and Kim Doohan
Visitor management practices and operational sustainability: Expedition cruising in the Kimberley, Australia, Pascal Scherrer, Amanda J. Smith, and Ross K. Dowling
Subtidal macroalgal richness, diversity and turnover, at multiple spatial scales, along the southwestern Australian coastline, David Smale, G Kendrick, and Thomas Wernberg
Resilience of Phreatophytic Vegetation to Groundwater Drawdown: Is Recovery Possible Under a Drying Climate?, Bea Sommer and Raymond Froend
Inconsistent benefits of a freshwater protected area for artisanal fisheries and biodiversity in a South-east Asian wetland, Chongdee Srinoparatwatana and Glenn Hyndes
Gradients in the number of species at reef-seagrass ecotones explained by gradients in abundance, Fernando Tuya, Mathew Vanderklift, Thomas Wernberg, and Mads Thomsen
The Role and Value of Riparian Vegetation for Mine Pit Lakes, Eddie J.B. Van Etten
Sand Mining Restoration on the Swan Coastal Plain using Topsoil : Learning from Monitoring of Previous Rehabilitation Attempts., Eddie J.B. Van Etten, Clinton D. McCullough, and Mark A. Lund
Setting Restoration Goals for Restoring Pit Lakes as Aquatic Ecosystems - A Case Study from Southwest Australia, Eddie J.B. Van Etten, Clinton D. McCullough, and Mark A. Lund
Spatial patterns in herbivory on a coral reef are influenced by structural complexity but not by algal traits, Adriana Verges, Mathew Vanderklift, C Doropoulos, and Glenn Hyndes
Inoculations with Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi increase vegetable yields and decrease phoxim concentrations in carrot and green onion and their soils, Fa Yuan Wang, Rui Jian Tong, Zhao Yong Shi, Xiao Feng Xu, and Xinhua He
Impacts of climate change in a global hotspot for temperate marine biodiversity and ocean warming, Thomas Wemberg, Bayden Russel, Pippa Moore, Scott Ling, Daniel Smale, Alex Campbell, Melinda Coleman, Peter Steinberg, and Gary Kendrick
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi can alter some root characters and physiological status in trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata L. Raf.) seedlings, Qiang-Sheng Wu, Ying-Ning Zou, Xin-Hua He, and Peng Luo
Differences of hyphal and soil phosphatase activities in drought-stressed mycorrhizal trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata) seedlings, Qiang-Sheng Wu, Ying-Ning N Zou, and Xinhua He
Submissions from 2010
Rooting theories of plant community ecology in microbial interactions, James D. Bever, Ian A. Dickie, Evalina Facelli, Jose M. Facelli, John Klironomos, Mari Moora, Matthias C. Rillig, William D. Stock, Mark Tibbett, and Martin Zobel
Carbon and nitrogen translocation in response to shading of the seagrass Posidonia sinuosa, Catherine J. Collier, Patricia Prado, and Paul Lavery
Phreatophytic Vegetation Response to Climatic and Abstraction-Induced Groundwater Drawdown: Examples of Long-Term Spatial and Temporal Variability in Community Response, Raymond Froend and Beate Sommer
Light reductions drive macroinvertebrate changes in Amphibolis griffithii seagrass habitat., Adam Gartner, Paul S. Lavery, Kathryn McMahon, Anne Brearley, and Helen Barwick
Differentiation of benthic marine primary producers using stable isotopes and fatty acids: Implications to food web studies, Christine E. Hanson, Glenn A. Hyndes, and Shao Fang Wang
The conservation status of freshwater crayfish: the basis for concern, listing and recovery processes, and community involvement, Pierre Horwitz
Predator-Baiting Experiments for the Conservation of Rock-Wallabies in Western Australia: 25-Year Review with Recent Advances, J E. Kinnear, C J. Krebs, Craig Pentland, P Orell, Christopher Holme, and Reino Karvinen
Quantitative determination of glucoraphanin in Brassica vegetables by micellar electrokinetic capillary chromatography, Iris Lee, Mary C. Boyce, and Michael Breadmore
Vulnerability of organic acid tolerant wetland biota to the effects of inorganic acidification, Clinton D. McCullough and Pierre Horwitz
Employee Engagement with a Corporate Physical Activity Program: the Global Corporate Challenge, Pascal Scherrer, Lynnaire Sheridan, Ruth Sibson, Maria Ryan, and Nadine Henley
Assemblage turnover and taxonomic sufficiency of subtidal macroalgae at multiplespatial scales, Dan A. Smale, Gary A. Kendrick, and Thomas Wernberg
An Efficient Method for Collecting Large Samples of Live Copepods Free from Detritus, Carl J Svensson, Glenn Hyndes, and Paul Lavery
Ecological performance and possible origin of a ubiquitous but under-studied gastropod, Mad S. Thomsen, Thomas Wernberg, Fernando Tuya, and Brian Silliman
Proximity to rocky reefs alters the balance between positive and negative effects on seagrass fauna, Fernando Tuya, Mathew Vanderklift, Glenn Hyndes, Thomas Wernberg, Mads Thomsen, and Christine Hanson
Stable isotopes reveal a consistent consumer-diet relationship across hundreds of kilometres, Mathew A. Vanderklift and Thomas Wernberg
Fire in Rangelands and its Role in Management, Eddie Van Etten
Origin, diversification and classification of the Australasian genus Dracophyllum (Richeeae, Ericaceae), Steven J. Wagstaff, Murray I. Dawson, Stephanus Venter, Jerome Munzinger, Darren M. Crayn, Dorothy A. Steane, and Kristina Lemson
Investigating the surface of solid gold electrode to improve the sensitivity of anodic stripping voltammetry for arsenic detection., Magdalena Wajrak
Investigation of Electrochemically Deposited Arsenic on the Surface of Solid Gold Electrodes using SIMS, SEM and Synchrotron Soft X-rays., Magdalena Wajrak, Rob Hart, and Kathryn Prince
Turban Snails as Habitat for Foliose Algae: Contrasting Geographical Patterns in Species Richness, Thomas Wernberg, Fernando Tuya, Mads Thomsen, and Gary Kendrick
Contribution of temporal and spatial components to morphological variation in the kelp Ecklonia (Laminariales), Thomas Wernberg and Mathew Vanderklift
Exogenous Putrescine, Not Spermine or Spermidine, Enhances Root Mycorrhizal Development and Plant Growth of Trifoliate Orange (Poncirus trifoliata) seedlings, Qiangsheng Wu, Ying-Ning Zou, and Xinhua He
Submissions from 2009
The challenge of preserving rural industries and traditions in ultraperipheral Europe: Evidence from the Canary Islands, Abel D. Alonso, Pascal Scherrer, and Lynnaire Sheridan
Feeding ecology of green turtles (Chelonia mydas) from Shoalwater Bay, Australia, Karen Arthur, Kathryn Mcmahon, Col Limpus, and William Dennison
Peat fires and air quality: volatile organic compounds and particulates., David J. Blake, Andrea L. Hinwood, and Pierre Horwitz
Water stress vulnerability of four Banksia species in contrasting ecohydrological habitats on the Gnangara Mound, Western Australia., Caroline Canham, Raymond Froend, and William Stock
Tourism research to tourism practice: The need for adaptive institutions in Western Australia's Ningaloo region, Kelly Chapman, Pierre Horwitz, Pascal Scherrer, and Jeremy Northcote
Shade-induced response and recovery of the seagrass Posidonia sinuosa, Catherine Collier, Paul Lavery, Peter J Ralph, and Ray J Masini
Global patterns of foliar nitrogen isotopes and their relationships with climate, mycorrhizal fungi, foliar nutrient concentrations, and nitrogen availability. , Joseph Craine, Andrew Elmore, Marcos Aidar, Mercedes Bustamante, Todd Dawson, Erik Hobbie, Ansgar Kahmen, Michelle Mack, Kendra McLauchaln, Anders Michelsen, Gabriela Nardoto, Linda Pardo, Josep Penuelas, Peter Reich, Edward Schuur, William Stock, Pamela Templer, Ross Virginia, Jeffrey Welker, and Ian Wright


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It is nice to see Saoirse Ronan finally get some recognition with all the nominations she has racked up for her work in Brooklyn, I thought she was one of the greatests child actors ever after Atonement but she kind of faded into the background after that aside from an attempt at action stardom with Hanna. I had the theory that it is hard to become a superstar when everyone is afraid to even try to pronounce your name. Even when she told Stephan Colbert it is like "inertia" while discussing absurdly spelled Irish names recently. Now she has teamed up with fellow Irishman Hozier for a powerful music video that brings to light domestic abuse. Proceeds from the single download of Cherry Wine will benefit a series of domestic abuse charities worldwide. Please visit Hozier.com/cherrywine for more information about this campaign.
The kings of viral videos are back with maybe their best yet as they claim is completely real and filmed in zero gravity. Lots of replayability trying to figure what was going on. My favorite part is the paint balls. But again, the biggest problem with their video is OK Go made a song that is not very good.
Mayer Hawthorne is going Trapped in the Closet for his upcoming album in the sense that all the music videos will be part of a detective series, and with his throwback style, of course it is a noirish type story. I think I may just wait until the whole story is release before watching another one.
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Times tough, but be thankful for what we have
As we enter this Thanksgiving season, I hope you realize how blessed you are. What a perfect time to turn our thoughts towards what is right in our lives.
So take a moment and meditate on your positives. I bet you'll find that you have many.
Chili and handbells
This weekend was a busy one in Rockdale. Saturday was the chili meal for the Depot. It was a great turnout as the Depot raised money for their on going projects. That is certainly a busy group which has paid off for the Depot and for Rockdale.
And of course the chili, made by Donnie Marek, was exceptional.
Then on Sunday, the Matinee Music Club brought the East Texas Handbell Ensemble to town, under the direction of Arnold Sherman.
The performance was delightful, the refreshments were delicious and the attendance was great.
What a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Turkey giveaway
The Chamber's annual Turkey Giveaway will begin on Wednesday, Nov. 18. Listen for the Turkey Gobble on KRXT. We thank those businesses who give the turkeys away during this holiday season.
Pep rally
Comfort A/C will sponsor a pep rally and bonfire for the Rockdale Tigers as they begin their district playoffs. The pep rally and bonfire will be held on Thursday at the lot north of the football stadium at 6:30 pm.
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Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have been inseparable ever since they exchanged vows in L.A. on Sept. 27, just a month after they began dating.
But when the Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami star, 25, traveled to New York City Monday to tape a guest co-host spot on The View, which will air on Friday, she and Odom, 29, were faced with separation anxiety. "We have only spent two nights away from each other since we met," Khloe says on The View.
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A source says Kardashian, "on a total impulse buy, went to the Apple store to buy a computer at like 1 a.m.!"
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Lynn Westmoreland is the new Jean Schmidt
When freshman Republican Jean Schmidt drew the short straw, she got to accuse Jack Murtha of being a coward. Now it's freshman Republican Lynn Westmoreland who gets to spearhead an attack on the Voting Rights Act:
A group of Southern Republicans has stalled plans to renew key provisions of the Voting Rights Act before lawmakers recess for the Memorial Day holiday.
About 20 Republican House members—mainly from Georgia, Texas and Mississippi and led by Rep. Lynn Westmoreland of Georgia—claim some provisions of the act are no longer needed or impose a financial burden on states. Although House Republican leaders pledged early this month to push for a vote by Memorial Day, Majority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said last week there is no "commitment" on when the measure will come to the floor because of opposition from the Southern lawmakers.
Unless Congress acts soon, three key sections of the Voting Rights Act will expire in August 2007. The legislation needs to be renewed now, supporters say, because next year's crowded congressional calendar may not allow the bill to complete the legislative hurdles before the act expires.
In a May 10 letter to members of Congress, AFL-CIO Legislative Director William Samuel said, "41 years after initial passage of the VRA, there is significant evidence that barriers to minority voter participation persist." Samuel urged quick passage of the reauthorization, which now has 152 co-sponsors in the House and 43 in the Senate.
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CL... the important question is... what was she wearing to make you so focused?
Could you run that by me again Darryl? A little more depth would be great.
The one that stopped my mower cold was an old street sign post that wasn't taken down low enough. I was mowing my upper driveway at 2" I beleive (so as to not have to come back to the top every week and mow) and caught it about half way down.
The other was a small sledge hammer (the little ones that are about the size of a hammer) my son confiscated from me and played with up at his play house. Small explosion sound and about twenty feet away I see the head bouncing on the ground toward the house. (both instances of hitting something have been at my own house).
My wife comes out and I tell her, "this is why I don't want anyone out while I'm mowing".
Never hit anything of significance at a customers place. Beer bottles at the fields we do. Tennis balls at places with kids or dogs...
Hit the corner of a house with the rear bagger of my mower turning away from it and crushed/bend up the aluminum siding...gotta watch that tail swing! I knew the house was there, just didn't expect the bagger to hit it.
Put me on the cinderblock list. A guy had one 2" above grade marking his cespool. I hit it while mowing an overgown lot.
A buddy of mine hit a sunken down low headstone while mowing at full speed. Sent him over the handle bars of his stander and then to the hospital for a few stiches.
Wouldn't say it was the largest thing I've ever hit, but was probably the the noisiest. I was mowing some 4 week growth in the back lots of a commercial I just contracted last week, hit a pile of 3/8" chain oh I'd say about 20' long after I picked up all of the pieces I could find. Sounded like a rapid fire jack hammer against a steel beam.... Mow, mow, mow, Ka-clang, bang, bang, bang. You get the ideal. A part of the chain wrapped once around one of the deck spindles underneath & was cut/broken off. In the end the chain was the only thing seriously damaged, spindle was OK, blades a little roughed up, nerves shot to hell for a couple of minutes, replaced the blades when I got back for the day. It did clean the deck out quite a bit though, nothing like a good chain blasting to clean out your mower deck!
Manhole cover that someone threw out in the middle of the field, 10" grass, never saw it coming!
When I worked for the city, we had a seasonal emplyoee on my crew that got fed up with the job and took a 21" murray, (thats right, municipalaity using an $99 murray!!) raised it up and rolled it blades first into the side outlet of a fire hydrant!! It died right there, it ripped the engine block of the deck!!! yes, he was let go when we got back to the shop!
Wtf. LoL You ripped the porch post off and took it home? Haha I guess I shouldn't be surprised this is lawnsite after all.
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I bought some used chainlink fence from a person on Craigslist. Bartered half the price to mow his lawn one time. Yeah it was a rental junk yard. I figured the price to almost totally weed eat and then mow making sure not to tear my mower. Well, with all the rain lately I was trying to save time and used mower first. I ran down the side of the house and ran over the lighting rod that was sticking out atleast 18' from house under clove. Never had one sticking out that far and high. Thanks to the shear pin I did not destroy my walker gear deck.


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The next mortgage chapter of the Dodd-Frank law becomes real on Jan. 10, 2014, the effective date of the qualified mortgage rule, one of the more significant regulatory changes that the mortgage industry has encountered.
Making only QM loans provides lenders with a safe harbor: by lending within the guidelines, borrowers likely have no recourse. This is housing finance as no lender currently knows it. A long accepted risk in mortgage lending has been that borrowers may pursue action against their lenders at some future time. The QM rule changes that, providing protections previously unavailable.
Choosing to make only qualified mortgages after Jan. 10 is the less risky path. But it may also prove to be the road which limits opportunity, and, therefore, lending volume.
Mortgage lending volume is expected to decline by roughly one-third in 2014 - from approximately 8.8 million units in 2013 to 5.7 million.
While over-arching assumptions are exactly that, they do make the math easy. Thus, if the market declines 30%, let's assume that every lender's volume will decline by a like amount. (This is before the QM rule is considered.)
Industry estimates based on 2013 lending patterns reveal that 25% to 60% of loans today fit the non-QM definition. Using the lower end of that range, and assuming lenders make only qualified mortgages, lender volume could decline 55% in 2014.
Most lenders would have significant difficulty functioning at less than half of previous volume.
From this perspective, making non-QM loans becomes a strategic consideration. Do the rewards outweigh the potential risks? In some sense, the risks are no greater on the effective date than they are today, considering that consumers financing a home today have potential rights of recourse against their lenders.
The QM rule, in this light, gives rather than takes; the risk has always been there, although it becomes limited where qualified mortgages are concerned.
Recourse risk is one consideration when making the non-QM decision. Balance sheet capacity is another. The GSEs cannot purchase non-QM loans. Since the GSEs have been the predominant mortgage buyer since 2008, this presents a potential challenge. Lenders that engage in non-QM lending must either have balance sheet capacity for this new class of loans or a buyer waiting in the wings.
How the mortgage market actually metamorphoses after January 10, 2014 is uncertain—though there will be hints, perhaps strong ones, by the time the snow melts in early spring.
Clearly firms that have invested in customer analytics to know their borrowers will have the greatest confidence in deciding whether or not to originate non-QM compliant loans.
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SAULT STE. MARIE -- What the heck is going on here?
Three games ago, the London Knights enjoyed a stranglehold on their series with Sault Ste. Marie and had planned on quickly administering last rites to the Greyhounds.
Now, the OHL's regular-season champions have one skate in the grave and are in peril of committing one of the biggest crash-and-burns in league history.
Lacking killer instinct while the hard-working 'Hounds thrived in survival mode, London fell behind early and couldn't complete a late charge in falling 5-4 before 4,797 yesterday afternoon at the Steelback Centre.
The Sault, a team London had beaten 15 games in a row until last week, has suddenly won three straight to force an improbable Game 7 tonight at the John Labatt Centre. Only two teams in OHL history have blown a 3-0 lead and lost four straight -- the 2005 Soo Greyhounds and 1988 Oshawa Generals.
"I'm not going to find any positives in having to play a Game 7 after we were up 3-0," London forward David Meckler said. "We showed some desperation in the last 10 minutes, but we weren't desperate enough the last three games. We're going to have to come out and work hard all game because we know they're not going to quit."
What's gone wrong for London in these losses? What hasn't?
Steve Mason, the OHL's reigning top puckstopper, isn't making big saves any more and was yanked after allowing five goals in two periods yesterday. Forty-five goal scorer Adam Perry has yet to find the net this series, while Pat Kane and Sam Gagner are making poor decisions.
The defence has been depleted, although Scott Aarssen returned to his usual heavy workload after missing Game 5 with a head injury. Sergei Kostitsyn's powerful and accurate outside shots are getting blocked by shin pads and the crafty Belarusian is becoming visibly frustrated.
"Sergei's Sergei; he's never going to change and we know what he's trying to do and that's draw us into taking penalties," Soo captain Cody Thornton said. "We're not going to fall for that."
After pesky Sault forward David Kuchejda clutched his leg like it was broken and was helped off the ice, Kostitsyn pretended to limp to the London bench. Even though Kuchejda jumped back on the ice a shift later with a lot of spark in his stride, Kostitsyn's theatrics earned him the ire of some Soo fans, who tried to shower him with pop and water as he departed at the end of the game.
"That's just playoffs and the emotion of the two teams out there," Gagner said. "It's become an intense series. We have one more game and we're going to have to work and hope our skill will win it."
After the final buzzer, London head coach Dale Hunter jumped on the ice to usher his team back to the dressing room with the help of the officiating crew.
"They have good fans here, but we were just trying to get everyone into the room without any incidents or fan interaction," Hunter said. "We were able to do that with the help of the referees."
London finally broke a rare 0-for-24 power-play slump when Dale Hunter pulled his goalie with 4:18 left in the third period to give the Knights a six-on-four advantage. Gagner had an easy tap in at the side of the net to provide London's first power-play goal in over three games.
"I like to pull goalies at any time -- that's part of the game and it gave us a better chance to score at that time," Hunter said.
During the 2005 playoffs, in which London went on to win the Memorial Cup, Sault Ste. Marie blew a 3-0 lead and lost a series to the Windsor Spitfires. Soo head coach Craig Hartsburg said that experience holds no bearing on what's happening right now.
"People always talk about that, but it means nothing to this group," he said. "I've been in a lot of series where you're down 3-0 and the feeling is you're probably not going to do it. But this team has shown a lot of character. They believe in what they're doing. When you're down 3-0, you just have to look at the game ahead of you and these kids did this for three games and now there's just one game to go."
It looked promising for London when, at 9:11 into the game, Jordan Foreman opened the scoring with his first tally of the playoffs on a screened point blast that Sault goalie Kyle Gajewski never saw.
But the Sault bounced back by burying both of its first-period goals high on Mason. Then Thornton scored a second-period marker from a terrible angle.
During their comeback, the Greyhounds have been getting unexpected offence from guys who rarely ever score -- defenceman Brad Good and forwards Jacob Lalonde and Chris MacKinnon.
"We have a lot of guys chipping in -- it's been a team effort the whole way," Thornton said.


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Display WGI Poster on Front Door to Enter to Win All Expenses Paid Trip to Las Vegas for NASCAR Awards Ceremony on December 3
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Hang the "Speed Thrills" renewal poster on your door and you could be headed to Las Vegas for the NASCAR Awards Ceremony on December 3.
Halloween is considered a day for the kids but this year a lucky adult will receive the treat of a lifetime from Watkins Glen International – an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas for the 2010 NASCAR Champions Week including the NASCAR Awards Ceremony on Friday, December 3. The only "trick" that fans need to do in order to enter the "Be a Star at the NASCAR Awards Ceremony in Las Vegas" contest is place the 2011 "Speed Thrills" renewal poster on their front door starting Friday, October 29, through Sunday, October 31. The lucky winner will be notified when WGI president Michael Printup and "Read for Speed" mascot Max Traxx knock on their door and present them with the prize sometime during those three days!
Fans have three easy ways to receive the "Speed Thrills" poster. All 2010 WGI ticket holders already have the poster as part of the renewal information that was sent in September. For renewal customers that misplaced their poster or any fans that did not receive one, posters can be picked up at any Kwik Fill/Red Apple Food Mart or Chemung Canal Trust Company located in Chemung, Steuben, or Schuyler Counties starting on Saturday, October 23. Posters will also be available at The Shop located at 2 North Franklin Street in Watkins Glen, NY. Can't make it to one of those locations? No problem! Just send an email with your name and address to email@example.com or send a letter to Watkins Glen International, Attn: Be a Star in Las Vegas Sweepstakes, P.O. Box 500, Watkins Glen, NY 14891 and one will be mailed to you. All email and mail requests must be received by the end of business (5:00 PM) on October 26, 2010. This contest is open to any resident of the three counties mentioned above and no purchase is necessary. The full rules and regulations can be found by going to www.theglen.com/NASCARAwardsCeremony2010.
The winning fan and a guest will receive an once-in-a-lifetime experience that will undoubtedly not be soon forgotten. The package includes round-trip airfare from the closest major U.S. airport to Las Vegas, a 4 night/3 day stay at the Wynn Las Vegas, 2 tickets to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards Ceremony, and $500 spending money ($250 per person). Other activities available to the winners include the following:
- Dinner with WGI president Michael Printup at a restaurant in the Wynn Las Vegas
- NASCAR/NMPA Myers Brothers Awards Luncheon: Held at the Bellagio during which awards are presented to the champion crew chief, Raybestos Rookie of the Year, and most popular driver.
- Victory Lap: Features the top 12 drivers motoring down the famed Las Vegas strip in their cars.
- NASCAR After The Lap: Held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, it features an unfiltered questions-and-answer session with the drivers and an interactive Coca-Cola Fan Zone experience.
Tickets for the 2011 race season at Watkins Glen International go on sale November 29, 2010. Fans can learn more about the 2011 race season at Watkins Glen International by calling the ticket office at 866-461-RACE (7223) or logging on to the official website, www.TheGlen.com. Gift certificates and track merchandise can all be purchased at The Shop located at 2 North Franklin Street in downtown Watkins Glen. The Shop is open Monday-Saturday 9-5 and Sunday 9-4.
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Forget the people. Save the pets.
Pets involved in house fires, gas leaks, or other situations requiring additional oxygen are safe in Marinwood, where the fire department's engine is now equipped with pet-sized oxygen masks, according to the Marin Independent Journal.
The cute-sized masks were paid for by a private resident, and are a welcome addition to the fire department's arsenal of life-saving gadgets, according to Marinwood fire Capt. John Bagala. "At this point animals are a huge part of everybody's family," he told the newspaper.
The two pet oxygen kits cost $70 each and are made by Virginia-based Wag'N Enterprises. They consist of three oxygen masks of various sizes, meant to fit any creature from a pig to a bird to a dog. Good luck getting a cat in one of those things, but they're meant for felines, too.
"Tens of thousands" of pets likely die in fires every eyar, according to Ines de Pablo, who runs the Wag'N company. True figures are not known.
Firefighters appreciate the masks. Beforehand, firefighters needed to perform "mouth to snout" resuscitation on pets, or try to fit a person-sized mask to a bird.
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In honor of the big holiday, we've rounded up a look at some of the biggest, most exciting stories we've covered this year. We managed to narrow the picks to 10, so click through to see which developments we've been thankful for this year!
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The Sims 3 is sold by retailers worldwide, but can be downloaded to your computer for free using Origin if you previously purchased the game. The Sims 3 can also be downloaded for free using peer-to-peer file sharing protocol, also known as BitTorrent.
Using Origin
1Navigate to the Origin download page at https://www.origin.com/en-us/download. The Origin client allows you to manage games you've purchased and downloaded in the past.
- Skip to step #6 if Origin is already installed on your computer.
2Select the option to download Origin for Windows or Mac OS X. Your browser will download the installation file and save it to your default Downloads folder.
3Double-click on the Origin installation file. This brings up the Origin Setup menu.
4Select your Origin install location and shortcut preferences.
5Click "Install," then read and accept the End User License Agreement.[1]
6Log into Origin using your Origin account credentials. This is the same email address or Origin ID you used at the time you initially purchased The Sims 3.
7Click on the "My Games" tab in Origin. This shows all games you've purchased from Origin, including Sims 3.
8Right-click on "The Sims 3" and select "Download."
9Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install The Sims 3 on your computer.[2]
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1Download and install a BitTorrent client. This is a program that allows you to connect to other Internet users using BitTorrent file sharing protocol so you can download Sims 3. Examples of popular, reputable BitTorrent clients are uTorrent, Azureus, and BitTorrent.
2Visit a BitTorrent directory. A BitTorrent directory is a search engine that allows you to find torrents for movies, television shows, apps, games, and music. Examples of top torrent sites are The Pirate Bay, ExtraTorrent, and KickassTorrents.[3]
3Type "Sims 3" into the search box on the BitTorrent site. Some BitTorrent directories allow you to search by game. For example, if using The Pirate Bay, place a checkmark next to "Games" and search "Sims 3."
4Browse the list of torrents by title, seeders, upload date, and more. Seeders are other BitTorrent users sharing or "hosting" those particular torrents so files can be downloaded faster by users (known as leechers).
5Click on any torrent to learn more about the torrent file. This allows you to view comments and details about the file, such as OS compatibility, file type, and file size.
6Click on the magnet link to download a torrent file. This adds the torrent file to your BitTorrent client. The magnet link is usually labeled "magnet link," or features the icon of a magnet.
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8Select the Sims 3 torrent in the BitTorrent client when the download is complete.
9Click on "Stop" or "Remove" in your BitTorrent client. The Sims 3 will now be available in your default Downloads folder.
10Double-click on The Sims 3, then follow the on-screen instructions to install and launch the game.[4]
1Try upgrading your computer's operating system if you cannot install Origin. Origin is only compatible with Windows 7 and later, and OS X 10.7 and later.
2Confirm you have enough available disk space if you receive errors when installing Origin. Origin requires 250 MB disk space on Windows PCs, and 150 MB on Mac OS X.[5]
3Try downloading a different BitTorrent client if the client you use doesn't work optimally on your computer. BitTorrent clients aren't guaranteed to work at all times, and some clients are more compatible with certain operating systems. For example, Windows users prefer uTorrent, while Mac users prefer Azureus.
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- BitTorrent files can potentially cause malware or annoying things on your computer. Use at your own risk.
- Use BitTorrent at your own risk, and understand that downloading files from torrent sites may subject you to fines in some jurisdictions. Obtaining Sims 3 in this manner also violates EA Games rules of conduct, and may subject you to fines and Origin account closure.
- Some games come with modifications that will change the game if it is pirated. If this is done for the sims 4, the mosaic effect will eventually replace the entire screen and will be permanent.
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- ↑ http://answers.ea.com/t5/The-Sims-3/how-to-redownload-my-game-from-origin/td-p/1496449
- ↑ https://torrentfreak.com/top-10-most-popular-torrent-sites-of-2016-160102/
- ↑ https://torrentfreak.com/how-to-use-bittorrent/
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SAN DIEGO — San Diego police are investigating an attack in which a woman was beaten and sexually assaulted at the north end of Balboa Park early Thursday.
The victim told officers she had left a party and was walking on Morley Field Drive near Upas Street about 3:10 a.m. when three men wearing masks approached and attacked her, police said.
The woman walked to a home on Mississippi Street in North Park and reported the assault. She was taken to a hospital to be examined and for treatment of a head injury, police said.
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I've seen posts about this very topic before, so i don't know what you are talking about.


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text: So I decided that I'm going to build a few DIY pedalboards with various types of wood and scrap metal I have laying around (for both myself and as gifts to some friends). I have a lot of scrap sheet wood, pallets, wood with molding, cabinetry, small sheets of metal, angled metal joints and a crate lid; so I'm excited with what I'll be able to come up with . My only question is what exactly to put on top so I can secure my pedals to them. Right now I just have 3 on the floor, though one does have strips of Godlyke tape on it. More than likely I would use this on the rest of the pedals I get for consistency's sake. I would like to keep the boards looking cool and custom, so it would be cool if I could either do something minimal or something decorative. I would like it if the design of the top of the board wasn't completely covered. The only thing I can think of right now is just strips of velcro. I'm also thinking possibly felt (that Godlyke stuff sticks really well to carpet) but I have not tested that yet. Any suggestions?