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Landgasthof Grevenstein
Grevenstein (0.7km from town centre)
Ideally situated in the Sauerland countryside, this hotel features a restaurant, terrace and barbecue facilities. The forests of Homert Nature Park are only a 5-minute walk away Rooms at the family-run Landgasthof Grevenstein are simply furnished, featuring light interiors and wooden floors. Every room includes a wardrobe and offers a view of the garden. A buffet breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant, which offers both indoor and outdoor
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Gut Funkenhof
Sundern (2.6km from town centre)
Offering an indoor pool and a restaurant, this hotel is located in the pretty resort town of Sundern-Altenhellefeld. WiFi access is free of charge at Gut Funkenhof. All rooms have a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Every room also offers a garden view. Guests at Gut Funkenhof enjoy free use of the sauna. The surrounding area is ideal for hiking, cycling, water sports and skiing. There are many free parking spaces available at Gut Funkenhof.
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Landgasthof Seemer
Wenholthausen (3.8km from town centre)
This hotel in Wenholthausen offers country-style rooms and a spa area in the Homert Nature Park. WiFi internet and parking are free. Eslohe health resort is 6 km away. The traditional Landgasthof Seemer provides rooms with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, and a private bathroom. Guests can relax in the beer garden during the summer. There is also a sunbathing lawn, swings for the children, and rental bicycles, including electronic bikes. S
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Haus Hochstein
Wenholthausen (3.9km from town centre)
Situated right in the heart of the picturesque, timbered town of Eslohe, in the Hochsauerland district of North Rhine-Westphalia, this traditional and family-run hotel offers modern, comfortable accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Haus Hochstein provides cosy and individually furnished rooms, all of which enjoy rich wooden furnishings. You can sample excellent cuisine in the restaurant, which also boasts a bar area, while the hotels café offer gorg
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Landhotel Sauerländer Hof
Wenholthausen (4.3km from town centre)
This 3-star, country hotel in Eslohe offers a free pool and sauna area, a traditional-style restaurant with beer garden, and easy access to the hiking routes of the Sauerland region. The Landhotel Sauerländer Hof has quiet and spacious rooms with private bathrooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms and all public areas. All guests staying at the Sauerländer Hof get a free Sauerland Card. This offers many discounts at local shops and attract
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Forellenhof Poggel
Eslohe (5.6km from town centre)
This 18th-century, wooden-framed hotel offers free parking and regional food. It has a quiet location in Eslohe and is surrounded by the countryside of the Homert Nature Park. All rooms at the Forellenhof Poggel include a private bathroom and a TV. A large breakfast buffet is provided each morning. Local fish and meat is served in the Forellenhof's restaurant and rustic pub. In the summer, guests can eat on the garden terrace. Many of the Saue
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Gasthaus Esseltal
Eslohe (6.6km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi and a barbecue, Gasthaus Esseltal offers accommodation in Eslohe, 45 km from Winterberg. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. Some rooms include a TV or else a seating area to relax in after a busy day. Certain rooms have views of the mountain or garden. Some rooms have a private bathroom. You will find a shared lounge at the property. You can engage in various activities, such as cyc
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Meschede TipTop Landhotel Hütter
Meschede (6.7km from town centre)
Set near the Henne valley reservoir, this hotel in Meschede is located south of the Arnsberger Wald reserve, just 10 minutes from the towns of Arnsberg and Sundern. The MH TIPTOP Landhotel Hütter offers guests free parking and complimentary internet access. It lies close to the Rothaargebirge mountain range and Hennetal, Sorpe, Möhne valley reservoirs. Hiking, skiing and swimming are some of the activities awaiting you. The restaurant serves t
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Hotelanlage Country Lodge
Arnsberg (8.6km from town centre)
Offering Canadian-style log cabins and a restaurant, Hotelanlage Country Lodge is surrounded by the hills of the Hochsauerland. Guests enjoy private terraces with views of Arnsberg, 2 km away. Your room at the Country Lodge features a private entrance. Modern comforts include a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker and dining table. Guests have a private bathroom with bath or shower and a hairdryer. At Hotelanlage Country Lodge you wil
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Luckai Hotel & Restaurant
Freienohl (9.3km from town centre)
This hotel is situated on the peaceful outskirts of Meschede in the Upper Sauerland, with excellent connections to the A445 motorway. The 3-star Luckai Hotel & Restaurant offer bright, welcoming en suite rooms in beautiful surroundings. Many of the rooms have a balcony and all have free wireless internet access. In the Luckai restaurant, down-to-earth, regional dishes as well as Asian specialities and seasonal specialities are on offer. T
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Landgasthof Hoffmann
Arnsberg (9.4km from town centre)
Located in Arnsberg, Landgasthof Hoffmann provides free WiFi. Among the various facilities of this property are a terrace and on-site dining. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms in the inn are equipped with a flat-screen TV. The private bathroom is fitted with a shower. Guest rooms feature a desk. A continental breakfast is served every morning at the property. Winterberg is 36 km from Landgasthof Hoffmann, while Dortmund is 4
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Arnsberg (9.9km from town centre)
Located in the village of Oeventorp, the family-run Grillglut offers peaceful accommodation 6 km from central Arnsberg and 55 km from Dortmund. Free WiFi internet access is available The room at Grillglut is designed in functional style, featuring satellite TV, a DVD player, a seating area, and an en suite bathroom. There is also a coffee machine included. The surrounding countryside of North Rhine-Westphalia is ideal for hiking and cycling, a
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Heidi's ART
Arnsberg (10.3km from town centre)
A skittles alley, buffet breakfasts and regional restaurant are offered by this family-run guest house. Centrally located in the Oeventrop district, it is just 500 metres from Oeventrop Train Station. Heidi's ART features warmly decorated rooms with classic-style furnishings and a satellite TV. One complimentary bottle of mineral water is provided upon arrival. A hearty buffet breakfast is served each morning in the welcoming dining room. Heidi
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Pension Becker
Arnsberg (10.7km from town centre)
Pension Becker is situated in Arnsberg, and is a 20-minute walk from Arnsberg Forest. The guest house offers both rooms and apartments and includes free WiFi and a garden with terrace. Each of the rooms at Pension Becker comes equipped with a flat-screen cable TV and a refrigerator. Some rooms have a private bathroom with a hairdryer, and some also offer a kitchenette. A selection of restaurants can be found within a 10-minute walking distance
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Berghotel Habbel
Cobbenrode (11.1km from town centre)
Berghotel Habbel is beautifully located in a forest overlooking the resort of Eslohe-Cobbenrobe. This hotel enjoys a quiet location and offers an indoor swimming pool premium spa services and cosmetic treatments. Free WiFi is provided. The Berghotel Habbel provides a peaceful environment in the Homert nature park. The hotel is an ideal base for people on a spa break or a corporate teambuilding event. It is also well located for guests planning a
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Gasthof 1820
Arnsberg (11.1km from town centre)
Gasthof 1820 is situated in Arnsberg and features a bar and on-site dining. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is available. The rooms in the inn are equipped with a coffee machine. All units have a desk. Winterberg is 39 km from Gasthof 1820, while Dortmund is 43 km from the property. Dortmund Airport is 34 km away.
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Goldener Stern
Arnsberg (11.3km from town centre)
Peacefully located on the historic foot paths leading to the ruins of Arnsberg Castle, this family-run hotel in the heart Arnsbergs Old City offers hiking and cycle tours through the surrounding forest or along the Ruhr River. All modern and country-style rooms at the Goldener Stern feature a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Apartments feature a separate bedroom and living room. A rich buffet breakfast is provided. Apartments feature a full
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Zum Landsberger Hof
Arnsberg (11.3km from town centre)
This 3-star hotel in Arnsberg offers free private parking and fresh traditional German cuisine with organic food. The landmark Glockenturm tower is just steps away. All of the rooms at the Zum Landsberger Hof include cable TV with Sky channels, a seating area, and a modern bathroom. Wi-Fi is available for free. Landsberger Hof serves a daily breakfast buffet using Fair Trade ingredients. Dining options include the restaurant, the Butterbettchen
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Altes Backhaus
Arnsberg (11.4km from town centre)
This traditional half-timbered hotel is located set in Arnsbergs pretty Old Town, 100 metres from the castle ruins. It features 2 restaurants and a beer garden, and guests enjoy breakfast and a 3-course dinner. The Altes Backhaus restaurant and café serves a range of German dishes and a continental breakfast. Guests can enjoy hot drinks and cakes in the afternoons. Candlelit dinners are served in the Königliches Zollhaus restaurant. Warmly dec
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Arnsberg (11.4km from town centre)
Centrally located in the town of Arnsberg, Altstadthaus offers a garden and free WiFi access. Hiking and cycling routes are easily accessible from this family-run establishment. Located on the ground-floor of a 16th-century building, these apartments are bright and spacious, with hardwood floors and a mix of antique and contemporary furnishings. Guests are invited to prepare home-cooked meals and snacks in their fully equipped kitchen, complete
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This is from the May 31, 1988 issue of Soap Opera Digest.
Keith (Justin Deas) meets with Pamela (Marj Dusay), who reveals she saw C.C. (Jed Allan) kill Hal Clark in cold blood. Pamela wants Keith to sign a statement that she has drawn up which gives her total immunity, plus 60 percent of whatever deal he strikes with C.C. How does he know Pamela's telling the truth? Timmons asks. Because she has the skull with a bullet in it. When Mason (Lane Davies) learns of his mother's chat with Timmons, he demands an explanation. Playing the victim, Pamela tells her son how C.C. killed Clark.
"How much will it cost me to keep you out of my life?" C.C. asks Keith at their meeting. Four million dollars, Keith sneers, and he'll accept one million as the first installment -- or he'll have to press charges. Later, at the Orient Express, Keith and Gina (Robin Mattson) toast to their impending wealth. Gina is so excited she practically explodes. First on her list of priorities is securing a love nest for her and Keith. Later, she rents the Lockridge estate.
Knowing he could be convicted of murder, C.C. confesses to Cruz (A Martinez) as a horrified Eden (Marcy Walker) stands by. Believing that Clark's death was an accident, Castillo promises to help. Eden visits Sophia (Judith McConnell) and urges her to stand by C.C. in his hour of need. Sophia pays her husband a visit, but when C.C. snubs her she returns to TJ (Chip Mayer).
Later, C.C. encounters Mason, who wants the truth. C.C. insists he was acting in self-defense when he pushed Clark down. Not knowing whom to believe -- his mother or his father -- Mason returns home. Julia (Nancy Lee Grahn) tries to comfort him but Mason rejects her in favor of booze. The next day, Mason severs his ties with his mother. She lied to him, Mason snaps as he walks away from a weeping Pamela.
Unlike Mason, Jeffrey (Ross Kettle) stands by Pamela. Still, he has other things on his mind -- namely his wife's obsession with digging up dirt on TJ Daniels, which she plans to do by working with him at Armonti Industries. Jeffrey warns Kelly to let her mother live her own life even if it includes TJ, but Kelly vows to reunite her parents.
TJ's former sugar mama, Olivia, wants the money she lent him to buy the Lair. When TJ comes up with five hundred dollars, Olivia suggests he ask his latest lover to pay his debt for him. TJ admits he's involved with someone but says he won't take money from her. Determined to come up with the dough, TJ meets Carlo and gives him five thousand dollars to bet on a boxer named Ramos Bolito.
Cruz has Pamela followed by Cain (Scott Jaeck), who manages to steal the skull from her. Meanwhile, Julia and Cruz learn there was a witness on the night of the murder -- someone named Boomer. Turns out, Boomer is Scott's (Vincent Irizarry) nickname. Upon being confronted, Scott explains that he was a little boy when his uncle was killed and doesn't remember much about it. Scott agrees to be hypnotized by a resident named Heather (Jane Rogers). The action takes place at the demolished boathouse, with C.C., Cruz, and Eden observing. Once Scott is put under, he describes a big man fighting with Hal and a lady standing nearby. Hal falls and hits his head. The man and lady cover him up and leave. Then, the lady returns. Hal is waking up and she shoots him....
After he's brought out of his trance, Scott is shocked. Not only did he witness the murder of his uncle, but Pamela killed him. C.C. is horrified by this revelation, though relieved to be in the clear. Back in his study, C.C. paces as he thinks about what Pamela has done. He barges into Pamela's house, presses a gun to her head and screams at her for letting him believe he killed Hal.
Pamela babbles on about how desperately she loved C.C.; how she had the affair with Hal because C.C. was seeing Sophia; and how she and Hal were struggling for the gun when it accidentally went off. C.C. is about to pull the trigger when Mason rushes in. He'll bring Pamela down somehow, C.C. mutters as he slowly lowers the gun.
Pamela tells Mason that she wishes C.C. killed her. Unmoved, Mason tells his mother he'll never forgive her. Left alone, a distraught Pamela ends up at the San Marcos Inn with a bottle of pills in her hand. Pamela calls Jeffrey and tells him she'll always love him. Jeffrey goes after his mother and finds her unconscious on the bed.
Cruz receives a report from the lab in Chicago that analyzed Hal Clark's bones. Surprisingly, Castillo learns that the bones belong to someone who has been dead for two years. Cruz and Eden decide the bones could be that of Mark McCormack but they need the skull to be sure. Figuring Keith has it, the Castillos steal into the D.A.'s office and find the skull--filed under "S."
When Garcia loses the fight, TJ filches five thousand dollars from Sophia's account, gives it to Olivia and promises to get the rest soon. As TJ calls Carlos and asks for a loan of ten thousand dollars, he observes C.C. and Sophia at a nearby table. C.C. wonders if there's a chance they'll ever reconcile. Sophia doesn't think so. C.C. is disappointed but determined to change her mind.
Having come down with the flu, Sophia can't join Kelly and TJ on their business trip. On board the plane, Kelly and TJ barely talk--until they learn they're about to make an emergency landing. Irritable and exhausted, the two end up sharing a motel room. When TJ calls Sophia, Kelly can barely contain her disgust. But when TJ gets undressed for bed, Kelly can't help taking a peek.
Tori (Kristen Meadows) is finally putting her life with Mason behind her. When the Major (Warren Burton) invites her to dinner and the ballet, she accepts. Upon returning home, Tori learns that Chip is running a fever. She calls Scott, who suggests she bring the child to the hospital. After a few tests, Clark decides to keep Chip overnight and recommends that Tori call the baby's father.
Now, a question:
Q. Why did Eden Capwell marry Kirk Cranston on SB?
A: Eden grew to rely on Kirk, her business associate, because he promised to keep her secret -- that she had pulled the plug on C.C.'s life-support system (she didn't), which almost killed him. Believing Cruz couldn't live with what she had done, Eden agreed to marry Kirk, whose background was very similar to Eden's and who was deeply in love with her. Eden believed she would learn to love Kirk. Meanwhile, a rejected Cruz married Santana Andrade.
And a letter:
Diva, darling, I'm so very sorry that you have to walk around wearing a turban all the time, but that doesn't excuse you for blasting SB's Kelly Conrad (Robin Wright) in the 3/22 issue. I've never seen hair as beautiful as Kelly's long, blonde mane. This is coming, mind you, from a brunette SB fan who was discouraged to see the only dark-haired woman in town, Hayley Capwell (Stacy Edwards), killed off. Nevertheless, there is no discounting the fact that most women would kill to have Kelly's hair -- along with the rest of her, no doubt. Deny it, Diva, and you lie.
Q. What is your favorite childhood memory? Eva La Rue (Margot Collins, SB)
A. "My birthday is December 27. Two days before I turned four, I got a pony. It was a combination birthday/Christmas present. I was so excited. He had a big bow around his neck. I remember wondering how Santa could fit the pony on his sled with all of the other toys he had to deliver."
Comings & Goings--Who's Coming: SB-Jane Rogers (Heather)
Opposites Attract--Eden and Cruz Castillo, SB
|Signature Outfit
|Anything in silk
|Favorite Drink
|Must Reading
|Town and Country
|Former Habit
|Proposing to Eden
|Landing in the hospital
|Keeping SB safe
|Keeping Cruz alive
Wedding of the Year
A Martinez: "I went away to do a film. I think had that not happened, we would have been married already. [The producers] wanted to do it for February sweeps, but it just became impossible to pull everything together. It seems to me that it was overdue. I think it's dishonest, at a certain point in time, to keep characters apart who have proven repeatedly to be so well suited. The last time they broke us up -- when Elena came in and knocked Eden upside the head -- that was the first time, emotionally, that the interruption of the wedding worked for me. It provided me with a chance to miss her, which I loved. I think [Marcy] also liked the chance to do that stuff. We got a chance to work with other people -- she with Scott Jaeck [Cain] and me with Sherilyn Wolter [Elena] -- and those were wonderful things. And when I think about the show and my place in it, I feel wonderful. I know I wouldn't feel that good about it had I not had the opportunity that the last aborted wedding provided for us. So, I had no beef. But this time [the wedding] had to happen.
"I think [the wedding] lived up to everyone's expectations. I think Marcy was just transcendent when she did the vows. It was as good as it gets, and with her that's real good. I have my own little frustrations, but you can't be on a soap opera and not have frustrations at a certain point in time. So maybe there were a couple of things I would have done differently, but certain things you just can't control. I anticipate it will be really nice to be married.
"I like the idea, in theory, of Cruz and Eden being involved in mystery [story lines] and working as a team. Marcy and I have a gift of running that kind of high-energy bantering. It's a style that has done so well for certain people in nighttime [television] -- like on Moonlighting. It's harder for us [on soaps] because we don't have as much time to prepare. And the writing changes from day to day in a way that makes it difficult to depend on a certain style showing up every day. But I still think we can pull it off more often than not. I like doing that a whole lot. I think it's fun. And I like being romantic, too. I like the things that happen on [shows like] Hill Street and L.A. Law, when you see people at the end of the show get in bed together and talk; relate to each other. I love seeing that. It's such a direct example to set. So much of people's behavior these days is influenced by television. It's so inevitable. I'm watching it with my own son. You can't avoid it. So, you hope that there will be positive modes of behavior that will benefit people, that will just show them, or introduce the idea, that this is the way you can behave. You can end your day talking to your partner, trying to make sense of what happened, and help each other get through a more peaceful night. I would love it if we got in the habit of doing that -- and if the crises that we faced now were not the kind which estranged us from one another, but left us room to support each other... and to measure the strength of the relationship and help us look out for each other. I know it's more difficult to write that, but it's not impossible. And, that's what I would like to see happen."
Marcy Walker: "I think it's about time. It's a payoff that was necessary. It was needed. The audience has been so supportive of these characters for the past four years. For the past year and a half, every three or four months we would hear we were getting married. Then it would be, 'No, we're pushing it back.' So, for over a year [the producers] were saying they were going to marry us and it never came to pass. It just wasn't the right time for one reason or another. They knew that eventually it would be right, and this just happened to be it. So when they said they were definitely doing, and went and scouted locations, and found the place, and started looking at dresses, I knew they were really serious. I just kept thinking, what's the glitch?
"When [Costume Designer] Richard Bloore first started looking through magazines at dresses, he showed me some ideas and asked what I thought. I'd tell him what I liked, but it was really more like the decision was left to the mother-of-the-bride, our executive producer, Jill. She had been through all of this with us for four years, too. She decided finally it would be a Gone With the Wind-type style. If I hated it, they might have changed it, but I'm pretty easygoing when it comes to stuff like that. I think you stick anybody in a wedding dress and something magical happens. So they put me in that style of dress for a photo shoot. Jill liked it, so Richard took the dress apart and made a pattern from it and used that as the basis for a new dress that he created along the same lines.
"The way [the ceremony] was shot, it looks like it was shot on a cliff, but it's all [camera] trickery. We were actually twenty miles from the ocean. The dress itself weighed about sixty pounds -- I kid you not. I had it on for about fourteen hours and when I took it off, I had welts on my body from the [gown's] boning. I couldn't sit down [during the shoot]. They had to put an apple box under the dress so I could get off my feet for a few minutes. I couldn't go to the bathroom, either. It was wild. It was beautiful, though, and everyone looked great. I think it was everything everyone hoped it would be when it finally happened."
Richard Bloore, Costume Designer: "Originally, Jill (Farrren Phelps, SB's executive producer) wanted to have a period wedding. She kept saying she wanted it romantic ... a garden wedding ... outside, that kind of mood. I showed her photographs, always going toward the antebellum, Gone With the Wind, sort of thing. I brought out some dresses from NBC stock [that were used in other TV shows and films] and from Western Costume to show her what the period would look like. Well, [Jill] didn't like it. That was because the stuff was really, truly, period. Heavier fabrics, darker colors. And that wasn't what she wanted. She wanted lighter clothes, more movement, pastels, soft cottons, ruffles that would move with the wind. A country feeling. They decided that I should go ahead and design the clothing.
"I worked out with my sketches which fabrics/colors would go best with who. I was trying to set up clothes for certain families, like Sophia in dusty rose, Kelly in pink, and C.C. in a brocade vest in pink. Back then, the men wore tails, black tails, but I designed and built all the vests which were coordinated to the women's clothing. For the bridesmaid's dresses, we dyed most of the fabric because we wanted pastels and most of the eyelets and the lightweight cottons all come in white. Kelly's dress was the only one of the bridesmaids' dresses we didn't dye. We purchased a striped cotton for that. Sophia's was an embroidered cotton and lace combination which we dyed. We had Julia in yellow cotton; Tori in mint green; Andrea in lavender. All the ladies wore hoops.
"As far as Eden's dress goes, there are actually four layers to the skirt. The first, of course, is the hoop which is basically made of muslin and bands of steel. Then there is a net and organza petticoat -- there are six tiers of ruffles going up the skirt. It's soft. What it does is cover the bones so that when you have the fabric laying on the bones, you won't see them. It's a padding effect. The next skirt is the underskirt. It's silk organza, which is the framework. It's a light fabric, and at the bottom there are three tiers of silk ruffles in an off-white. The organza is like a netting. The final overskirt is connected to the bodice.
"Originally, in that time period, [the skirt and the bodice] would have been two separate pieces, but it was easier to have [Marcy] slip into one piece and use a zipper. The bodice is also boned -- that was made of silk peau de soie. Thirty-five yards were used. Even the fabric store was amazed. And there's a lot of weight in that much fabric. Imagine carrying a bolt of fabric around. Anytime you have ruffles it takes a lot. There's a three-to-one ratio: three yards of fabric for one yard of ruffles. The overskirt is tiered. There are also drapes of fabric on in beside the ruffles. I've got lattice work in silk satin -- there are four pieces of that and underneath them there is off-white lace. We used ten yards of lace. There weren't a lot of rhinestones, I just wanted to scatter some to pick up the light. It adds more definition. The bodice is off the shoulder, strapless. There are two layers of ruffles around the top. I did detailing of satin roses -- all basically in off-white but some in pale pinks to bring out the detailing on screen. Eight yards of satin were used.
"For the veiling, I chose illusion in two layers. Thirty-two inches from the back of the head to the waist, trimmed in lace. It fell from pink and white satin flowers -- carrying out the theme from the dress -- in a half halo in the back of the head. I didn't want to go too heavy with the veil because the dress is so dramatic, and [the producers] wanted the look to be light and airy. The dress probably weighed somewhere between thirty to forty pounds.
"Eden also wore a cameo and pearl choker. It's four strands of pearls with a cameo in the center. It was a gift from C.C. that had been in the family. Gloves were planned but rejected because they made or created a heavier look. That decision was made on location. Everyone was worried about rain, so I created matching parasols in case the day was overcast. If it had been really bad weather, they would have postponed the shoot because the light, airy feel they wanted would have been lost. Luckily, it was a gorgeous day. The clothes will go into storage."

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The United Federation of Families [UFF]
1) Introduction
The United Federation of Families is a peaceful collective, made up of groups of races who wish to completely co-exist with each other in the name of cooperation and peace. [it is the beginning "roots" of the EPSI Federation which has people new and old.]
The UFF was founded by Talivana Eldyrannth, Kaylarvana Eldyrannth, Triavana Eldyrannth and a group of Coda'zotoxi, and the UFF consisted almost entirely of Coda'zotoxi people. But it had always been open to the 'Children of Epsus'.
The five races who entered this agreement in the 21st Century are:
Keza'maraki - Human's believe they look an awful lot like Neko's. Mako'demeri - Human's believe they look an awful lot like Wolf Anthros. Coda'zotoxi - Human's believe they look an awful lot like Fox Anthros. Zeta'muluri - Human's believe they look an awful lot like Dragon Anthros. Xeno'vitiri - Human's have not ever seen a Xeno'vitiri. (BUT if they did, Angel/Demon). DO NOT CREATE A CHARACTER WHO IS ANY ONE OF THESE WITHOUT PERMISSION.
This is an original creation, yes using elements of both real life and stuff already done but the people, their culture, their history, is work of the collaboration and hard work that those who are allowed to play it have put into it. Whilst it's okay to have a fox anthro for example; and I can't stop you. It's not okay to have a Coda'zotoxi unless I, or anyone authorised say's so. Also the surnames (species names) fit a certain format that can't be replicated by accident, do not attempt to make your own species that replicates the format of their names as there is a specific reason for their format. I purposefully picked specific patterns so that it couldn't be "Just by mistake". Once again; can't stop you from having something similar, but not if it conforms to all of the patterns. (Thanks.)
Before then, the Keza'maraki and Mako'demeri were at war since the 13th century, and more recently the Zeta'muluri and Xeno'vitiri went to war.
The UFF did have a temporary HQ in Blackberry Falls. The location of which was classified and driving to/from had to be done blindfolded with a contracted driver. The location of this is still classified, and the driver has since been assigned another job with the UFF. What is housed there today is unknown, not many people are aware of it's existence and even then where exactly it is no one seems to know. It's not likely anyone in the UFF knows either due to the security protocols. [Not known by anyone other than SMFoxy's characters; as it's a CODA base]
In 2010 they proven that they had military experience (thanks to the joining of the joint Keza and Mako forces) as they along with Keza Corp retook the Keza'maraki Mansion and shut down the biggest illegal prostitution ring on Blackberry Falls Island. They worked with Blackberry Falls Police and the Military bases in open ended co-operation. However they denied the transfer of the prisoner to the Police and Blackberry Falls City Magistrates Court on the grounds that he was being detained by their country's Prime Minster (Talivana Eldyrannth), who would be putting him on trial for crimes he committed against the UFF people. The trial was monitored by the Courts of the US and UK, and it was found to be extremely fair, unbiased and honest.
The UFF sentenced their first prisoner of war in 2011, and arrested him for 63 counts of murder, piracy, mind control, forced prostitution, and torture. He pleaded guilty but showed little to no remorse. The host of the "Corrupted Symbiote" was apparently long dead, as the Symbiote had completely taken control and deleted Aleksandr's memories and existence. A crime now illegal under UFF law, although some have said that this is simply untrue; he's just suppressing the host the same way he suppressed his victims.
The UFF was a small country/state that had it's own laws, and still does today. It's existed since the 1800s and was founded by Coda'zotoxi race as they were not fighting any wars. At the time the Xeno'vitiri weren't on Earth and the Zeta'muluri were fighting with other species but hadn't had a war with Human's since the early 1200s. The UFF doesn't conform to the Human Rights Act; as they are not humans. However they do have their Universal Right to Life Act, which covers everything from Human to Alien. They also have a very strict First Contact With New and Alien Lifeforms Protocols. Although todate they neither confirm nor deny any contact with Alien Lifeforms, with outside governments.
They have made contact with two Alien lifeforms. One in 1942; the Xeno'vitiri and in 2011; the Aymar'telshen (the Aymar). There is strong suspicion that the Aymar might have interacted with the United States Government on the same day in 1942 (Roswell Incident?). Although there are things recently come to light that have shown the Aymar as far back as the 13th century at least according to the Sin-Clan Keza'maraki Royal Family Children in Selil who described "Derrick" to be a purple changeling associated with fun and adventure. Although he was seen as some kind of imaginary friend to adults that is until he ran into King Rowan [Who was a prince at the time, although the UFF don't actually know that yet. Their history to them is pieced together from different perspectives and a lot of it is destroyed]
The UFF have quickly become a country fuelled by the Keza Corporation it's economy is very good and provides work for construction workers who maybe otherwise out of work in Blackberry Falls. After the UFF v Aleksandr siege; what was left of the country was burning and as it had been one of the driest and hottest summers on record. Taking nearly a week to put out the fire, began the clean up work that never stopped. The full land boarder was opened up, previously fenced off, as everything across the bridge and 2 miles south of the northern lake was Tripp's private country. Tripp then sold his country to the UFF Government for just £1, (The biggest loss he's ever made) which he then gave back to the UFF Government as a 'National Party Fund' donation and Tripp gave the land to the Government of the United Federation of Families. Ever since things have progressed quickly and the UFF has... Ambitious plans.
This is a first draft, mistakes and errors might be abound, but it's definitely not complete yet.
When coming from Blackberry Falls:
Blackberry Falls City - 666 Miles (In the direction of the top of the picture, which in this case is East)
--Blackberry Falls Boarder Patrol and Customs Outpost--
Genitals Cross Over
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--UFF Boarder Patrol and Customs HQ--
Xantall'ar City - 48 Miles (In the direction of the south of the picture, which in this case would be south-south west from the bridge.)
Genitals Cross Over:
Blackberry Falls drives on the RIGHT. The UFF drive on the LEFT. At the Blackberry Falls end of the bridge you will be required to change lanes and starting from the bridge into the UFF, drive on the LEFT of the road.
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Uh no. The UFF doesn't look like this yet. It's what they envision Xantall'ar to look like in 2025.
Location: South-west Blackberry Island (Directly west from Blackberry Falls City)
- Capital City: Xantall'ar
Demonym: UFFian [U-F-F-Ian]
Government: Federal Grand Council (Libertarian)
- Prime Minister: Talivana Eldyrannth
Currency: The UFFian Kredit.
Date Format: dd/mm/yyyy (24 hour time)
Drives on the: Left
Calling Code: +666
TLD: .uff
Current Population (2016): 4.66 million (+43.82%)
-2015 Population: 3.24 million (+166.6%)*
-2014 Population: 1.95 million (+142%)*
-2013 Population: 786,290 people
- Adult Unemployment Rate: 0.09% [4194 People**]
Language: Kezamarakian, Makodemerian, Codazotoxian, Zetamulurian, Xenovitirian, Eldyrannthian
- Also: British, English. American, English. Kezamarakian, Russian.
Trade Status: Open
- Major Imports: Building Resources, Luxury Goods
- Major Exports: Cannabis, Fish, Food and Drink, Technology, Clothing Goods and Oil.
* Caused by Relocation and Immigration of UFFian species.
** This is caused by the strict immigration policy. These people are either 'Between Jobs' or 'Reacquiring Education' (65% of the Unemployed), 'Work Outside of the UFF' (25%) 'Disabled/Unfit for Work*** (5%) or 'By choice' (5%)
*** Disabled rates are so low because of Nanotechnology.
The UFF at the moment is a hive of activity, you have various companies and corporations holding up the economy and you have construction constantly going on. One of the first things started was housing which is still in progress today with two million homes built just last year. The key has been Blackberry Falls unemployed skilled construction workers which have been invaluable to the UFF, and paid generously, some now have jobs secure for at least a decade. The city of Xantall'ar the country's capital, is also being built with several buildings being worked on at once.
The UFF had to seriously relax it's immigration policy in 2012; priority was given for people who were skilled construction workers or other skilled workers that were otherwise out of a job, but in 2015 this was restored to normal status It also allocated some for Corporations, Staff and Families so corporations could move their operations over to the UFF and start planning and building their own Headquarters in the city.
The population is mainly made up of Keza's, Coda's, Zeta's, Xeno's and Mako's. There are some humans living here of various ethnicities, a quarter of these humans are descendants to a 'Child of Epsus' meaning they have either Keza, Mako, Coda, Zeta or (least likely) Xeno DNA in their genetic make up that aren't found normally in humans. This usually shows up with their eyes, physical shape, sexual appetite, stamina and accommodation.
The UFF have a simple goal at the moment; as they're in the Golden Age as it were their goal is to build Xantall'ar City (or at least the majority of it) by 2025. Whilst it's still a long way off progress can be clearly seen every month and there are; which can be seen at build-rome-in-a-day.uff a website which shows brilliant, level and accurately positioned pictures like a fade into existence-montage. The identity of the website owner is unknown. [Kim Keza'maraki]
Major Corporations and Companies:
Name: Keza Corp
Full Trading Name: The Keza Corporation
Field of Expertise: Multi-industry, from Agriculture to Technology.
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::. | .:: Keza Corp: The Keza Corporation ::.
Name: Xendaar Corporation
Full Trading Name: Xendaar Corporation
Field of Expertise: Global Consumer Goods, usually luxury items.
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Centovski Corp
Full Trading Name: Centovski Metal and Minerals Mining Corporation
Field of Expertise: Mining
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Aizu & Aizio
Full Trading Name: Aizu & Aizio Corporation
Field of Expertise: Retail Corporation
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Codaphone
Full Trading Name: Codaphone Telecommunications Corporation
Field of Expertise: Telecommunications, Mobile Telecommunications and Broadband/Fibre Optic
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Epsi-Dynamics
Full Trading Name: Epsilon Dynamics
Field of Expertise: A very classified Science Research and Space Program Corporation.
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Hax Industries
Full Trading Name: Haxor Computer Technology Research Industries
Field of Expertise: Again, a very classified cyber security, computer technology research, and security.
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::.
Name: Pegasus News Corp
Full Trading Name: Pegasus News Corporation
Field of Expertise: News, Media, Television
Extra Information: .:: United Federation of Families : The UFF ::. | The Pegasus News Corporation
Friendly Reminder: Respect this country's laws, I don't have to tell you that in real life if you break a country's laws you'll be punished by that country's legal system. It doesn't matter what country you come from or who you're friends are. Unlike Blackberry Falls City, Bribery will most likely get you locked up. [Government here is not corrupt, nor are the police]
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This pamphlet contains all the information you need to know about the Saint Arc and Mercury High School. Including Courses and schedule. Saint Arc is an all girls School, while Mercury is an all-boys High School. They are both situated on Blackberry Falls City on the edge of the city limits, directly opposite each other. In fact, in recent years the two have been acting like a single High school, however they mainly kept the gender specific areas (Although some female students have some lessons in Mercury and vice versa). Students from all over the globe come to dive into the world of education. The two wealthy schools has become famous worldwide for helping students with special abilities and having a 99% success rate of student applications to the local University (Thorndown). Most students live off campus with their parents, however there are some dorms in both High Schools. They are a small room (enough room for a metal bed, a chest of drawers, a wardrobe and a little walking space) but all students have to share bathrooms and the cafeteria area for meals and washing. These dorms are for students from abroad, orphans, or even children sent there by unhappy parents. The schools both boast excellent teachers and education.
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Thorndown University Brief Prospectus
The Administration building of Thorndown University.
This brief prospectus contains all the information that you need to know about the Thorndown University. The facilities it has to offer, the Accommodation for the Students and the Courses that they are free to chose from. Thorndown University is dedicated to educate the minds of tomorrow with the best education that the University can provide.
Thorndown is situated off of Blackberry Falls island, on it's own separate island. It is connected to the main island by the large, elegant bridge that spans the gap. Surrounding the University is a large, dark forest that the University works hard at keeping completely natural. The forest is quite large, covering the remaining island in woodland. Students and Staff are discouraged from entering due to the danger that the forest poses, as it is not maintained and it is not fully understood. It is one of the largest project that the University is undertaking, to study the natural processes that occur in the unique forest. It is protected by law from the protection of tampering as rare species of animals have been documented to reside there, including species found no-where else.
Students come from all over the globe to this award-winning University. It is one of the top Universities in the world, with a wide range of courses from Mathematics to Psychic Sciences. The tuition fee for the courses are cheap, if hard to qualify for with strict entrance requirements. There is more than enough accommodation for every student that studies at the University, which is cheap but kept to the highest standards. It is also welcomed that students find their own accommodation in Blackberry Falls City and commute to the University for their classes.
The University is funded by the UFF based company Keza Corp, and the Blackberry based company EDAN Industries, to improve the facilities on campus and bring the Students the most cutting edge technology. Both corporations have expressed interest in helping improve the quality of the education that Blackberry Falls University offers to the Students that attend the prestigious institute.
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WTFiGO!?! replied to kivsy's topic in Football ChatSince Liverpool in '94 we've played then Premier League clubs: Newcastle in '95 Everton in '95, '99 and '05 Leeds in '97 Sheffield Wednesday in '99 Leicester in 'O1 and '03 Middlesbrough in '07 Manchester City in '07, Portsmouth in '09 .... and West Ham, West Brom, Watford, Stoke and Crystal Palace in recent times. I think that's it although have probabably missed some. We've also had a number of duals with Barcelona but none since 2013.
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WTFiGO!?! replied to Port Said Red's topic in Football ChatHe was an Everton fan growing up in the 80's. He was on record saying when Bournemouth were first promoted that Goodison Park was the destination he was most looking forward too. I think the chemistry of any work place is important, not the recruitment officer. let it not be said, I know them well, that Evertonians don't harbour passion!
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I'm the good looking one Robbo It was meant as a joke (not a particularly funny one - although did get two laughs). You'll note I merely reversed the statement I was quoting. Shalom. Any updates from Mike?
Why of course Complex needs, challenging behaviour, attachment issues, material deprivation, cultural deprivation, low intelligence, limited education, pathological isms/intolerance of others, pathological lyers, a history of sexual and cross-species abuse, a history of homelessness, borderline personality disorder, persecution complex, hypermanic, ungrounded unfounded fear, have I mentioned anything about delusional yet? I believe a 4-0 loss has also sent them overnight from possible play-off contenders to the bridge so bi-polar tendencies as well. A psychiatrists wet dream if ever there was one. I jest of course - for anyone genuinely affected by any of the above diagnoses and issues.
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At an SC meeting many moons ago and again in a more confidential environment. I don't think you knew who I was but that is not the point. I meant post#71 as a joke, incidentally


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Before donated blood can be used in a clinical setting, it must go through a rigorous battery of tests to ensure that no diseases are passed between the donor and recipient. However, whereas the risk of transmission of infectious agents is well established and appropriate precautions are routinely taken, establishing whether there is also a possibility of transmission of chronic diseases such as cancer through blood transfusions has been more difficult.
There is some evidence to support the theory that cancers might be transmissible through blood. Even if a tumour is too small to be detected, it will shed millions of cells into the circulation every day that may have the potential to establish new malignancies within the donor or blood recipient. Reports of transmission of cancer cells from needles or surgical instruments demonstrate that tumours cells have the capability to be transplanted to, and develop in, healthy recipients. And there is some data to show that transfused patients are at increased risk of cancers, particularly non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
To test some of these ideas, Gustaf Edgren and colleagues set out to investigate whether there is a history of increased cancer diagnoses among individuals that receive blood transfusions from people who donate blood while unaware of their cancers. Using registry data from Sweden and Denmark , the authors created a database from which they identified a group of "exposed" individuals, who had received donated blood from a person who was diagnosed with cancer less than 5 years after giving blood.
The study population comprised all individuals with no history of malignant disease who had received at least one unit of whole blood, erythrocytes, plasma or platelets between 1968 and 2002. All blood donors who contributed to these transfusions were traced through population and health registers and donors who were subsequently diagnosed with a malignancy within 5 years of the blood donation were deemed to harbour a sub-clinical malignancy at the time of donation. The resulting group of exposed individuals numbered 12 012; 342 082 people who received blood from non-precancerous donors were classed as unexposed.
Recipients of blood from people with a known history of cancer were excluded from the analysis as were those for whom 5 years of follow up was not available. All recipients were followed for cancer occurrence using the Swedish and Danish cancer registries. Any recipients diagnosed with cancer within 6 months of transfusion were excluded.
The researchers identified 978 cases of cancer among all the blood recipients but after statistical analysis they found no excess risk of cancer overall among individuals who had received one or more blood products from a precancerous blood donor. The relative risk was not substantially affected by sex age, calendar period, or number of transfusions. What is more, there was no excess risk when patients who received blood from people with cancers at sites that are thought to have the highest risk of metastasising through blood---the lung, liver, skeleton, and central nervous system---were combined.
An additional finding was that the cancer incidence among the 9377 recipients of blood from donors with a previous diagnosis of cancer who were excluded from the main analysis did not differ from that among recipients of blood from non-cancerous donors. "Since we found no increased cancer risk associated with transfusions from an admittedly limited number of donors with a previous history of cancer, it would seem that long-term cancer survivors might be a fairly safe donor group," concluded the authors.
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Epic!: Empires by Philip SteeleEpic: Empires focuses on 12 of the biggest and most incredible empires in the history of the world, from the first Babylonian Empire, founded in 1792 BCE, to the British Empire, which ended formally in 1997. On the way, it takes in ancient Egypt, ancient Persia, the early Indian empires, Imperial China, ancient Rome, the Mongols, the Ottoman empire, the Aztecs, the Inca, the Spanish empire and the British empire. The book details the dates, location and extent of each empire, along with its most famous rulers. A timeline on every spread gives the key dates from each empire, and what happened when. Additional background information to each empire is also provided, including how each one came into being, who its enemies were, the gods its people worshipped, and how it met its downfall. Epic: Empires also looks at the technology, advances and inventions that came out of each empire, from the paper, fireworks and compasses of imperial China to the sewers, roads and aqueducts of ancient Rome. Infographic elements on each spread present information in a simple and highly visual way. Clear, concise text and a bright, appealing design make the book the perfect resource for project work on geography or history, or simply a great leisure read, for children aged 9 and above.For more epic events, try reading the other titles in the Epic series: Animal Migrations, Battles and Explorers.
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Golf Hotels in North of England are perfect for the links enthusiast who wants to get a round - or more! - into a leisure or business break, or wants to make an entire golfing holiday and itinerary. Golf courses on site or nearby some of these notable hotels mean your golfing adventure is never more than a few minutes away. Bring your clubs, pack your golf bag, throw in your plus fours and be ready for a golf holiday to remember at one of our hotels!
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Ultra-Stylish Boutique Luxury on the Shores of Windermere
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World Class County Durham Country House Resort with Spa & GolfRockliffe Hall
Darlington, County Durham
Golf: 18 holes, par , 7897 yds
Luxury and hospitality amongst the historic attractions of TeesdaleHeadlam Hall Country Hotel & Spa
Teesdale, Durham
Golf: 9 holes, par , yds
Golf Hotels in Northumberland (1)
Georgian splendour set amidst the glorious Northumbrian landscape Doxford Hall Hotel & Spa
Alnwick, Northumberland
Golf: 18 holes, par 68, 5,621 yds