Subj : Re: Question for Doc Sharon (and any other doctors out there)
To   : alt.tv.er
From : Sharon Three
Date : Mon Oct 03 2005 04:06:53

From Newsgroup: alt.tv.er


"Sharon Three" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message 
news:Gs40f.58981$8q.19010@lakeread01...
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> "Lorraine G" <LaGBa@webtv.net> wrote in message 
> news:11696-43408B85-45@storefull-3133.bay.webtv.net...
>>Doc Sharon
>>who just got back from vacation in
>>Greece, hasn't seen the first two eppies
>>and doesn't know if I care enough to do
>>so.
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> Wow, Greece! Lucky Doc. I love Greek food. Can you tell us a bit about
> your trip?
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> Also, you _do_ want to watch the first 2 eppies, even if you fast
> forward or mute the sound in all parts not Luka. There's lots of Luka
> time though, especially in the 1st eppy. YAY!
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> Love and God Bless always, Lorraine }i{
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Forgot to answer the ER question:  I saw the premiere, my DVR was full and 
didn't record the second eppy.  Thought the premiere was OK, Luka looked 
hotter than hot.  Was glad Abby wasn't in it much, very interesting that MT 
and SW were switched and got each other's storylines from what had been in 
the sides, not sure what that means.

BTW, on my trip, I visited the sites of 3 of the 7 Wonders of the ancient 
world, none of which are still standing, of course.  Only the pyramids at 
Giza are around these days.  Can anybody name them? Answers below.


Doc Sharon

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1. The Colossus at Rhodes.  There is a site in the harbor where 
archeologists believe it stood, there are no traces of the statue either on 
land or in the water. It was supposedly toppled by an earthquake.

2.  The Temple of Artemus (Diana) at Ephesus.  Although the town is nearly 
complete and archeologists know where it stood, the temple itself isn't 
there.

3.  The statue of Zeus at Olympia.  The statue was 39 feet tall and made of 
ivory and several hundred pounds of 24 carat gold.  Constantine eventually 
took it to Constantinople where it was probably melted down.  The temple it 
was in was toppled by an earthquake and the ruins are right there. The Greek 
government is planning to reconstruct it, but they don't have a lot of cash 
for these projects so it will be awhile.

Doc Sharon

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