Film Description: Steven and Joseph lend a hand on Chris’ and Erin’s first date. Film History: When we planned the first season of Roomies, this was the episode I was looking forward to the most. It was basically Chad and Josh presents Three’s Company. Because that’s basically what this episode reminds me of, an episode of Three’s Company. And of course with things such as Steven and Joseph’s army men war and the Talking Mime, the episode just seemed really funny on paper. And for the most part I think it transferred well to film. There were some problems when filming, but nothing like we encountered during the first episode. The big focal point here was the restaurant scene. However, before we shot that, we shot all the dorm room stuff first. Because of the way we scheduled this, we actually shot the second and third episode dorm room scenes back to back. This made for a very long night. And then we shot the classroom, Talking Mime duel, and Chris and Erin’s date for the third episode another day. Because of the separation of days and mixing of filming stuff, there ended up being a blooper with Chris’ wardrobe in episode 2. He goes to class in one shirt and then comes home in another. However, it wasn’t a huge blooper and it could be argued he changed shirts throughout the day. Either way, it wasn’t meant to be like that. When writing this episode, I wanted there to be an action sequence for the beginning. Of course it eventually changed to a lightsaber duel. I had …

“Here We Go – Women Living the Strike!” is a unique documentary commemorating the role of women during the 1984-85 miner’s strike and the subsequent impact this was to have on the following 20 years of their lives. This unique film acknowledges the critical role that many of these brave, pioneering women undertook in standing up against the might of the British government and how that struggle inevitably brought about changes in them. Unique recollections from women of different backgrounds including archival footage of “Battle of Orgreave” , PM Margaret Thatcher, Mick McGahey and Arthur Scarghill, President of NUM. Much has been written and filmed about the political angle of the strike and the men’s views on it, but to date, very little has been recorded from the women’s perspective. The 1984-85 strike was unique in that many women were moved by, not only the impact this was to have on their own lives, but their whole communities and inevitably their whole way of life. It roused a sleeping giant and proved to be the catalyst for many women to become involved in the year long battle in ways they had never imagined. Full film can be purchased from www.tv2day.net web site on the NEWS page @ £12:99 incl post & packaging. Due to copyright issues, we cannot show certain archival footage on this site.
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drkathymaupin.com On episode 39 of the BioBalance Healthcast we discuss several currently available drugs for treatment of symptoms of aging. Dr. Kathy Maupin and Brett Newcomb use Amberen for women and Ageless Male for men as examples of products that may not deliver results as advertised. They urge consumers to be wary of the claims made by these companies, advising consideration of the following: Where were the products made? How well regulated are they? Is there consistency in the manufacturing process? Are supplies consistently available? Is this product essentially a repackaging and renaming of an established or previously available product? Is there a human being (or medical professional) available for consultation? Can you talk to a live person or are you just buying mass market products from China or Russia? Are the ingredients common ingredients you can get at a good health food store that have packaged and called something else? BioBalance bioidentical pellet therapy is backed by Dr. Kathy Maupin’s 30 years as an OB/GYN and nine years of treating over a thousand patients for symptoms of andropause and menopause with bioidentical testosterone and estradiol.