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Writers, Star Trek novel authors, DS9 performers, Performers
David Weddle
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Holographic guest
David Weddle is a writer of several Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes. In all of the episodes he was involved in, he always wrote with Bradley Thompson. He also wrote the Star Trek: Section 31 DS9 novel Abyss.
"Inquisition" is his favorite episode of those he and Thompson wrote and considers it to also be their best. [1](X)
Weddle appears in the background of Vic's lounge in "What You Leave Behind" as a holographic guest.
Weddle's father fought in World War II and was present at many of the battles of the Pacific Theater of Operations, including the Guadalcanal Campaign and the Battle of Peleliu.
Weddle is a great fan of legendary director Sam Peckinpah. He was a friend of the Peckinpah family and met the famous director many times. He later wrote the biography If They Move . . . Kill 'Em!: The Life and Times of Sam Peckinpah, which was published in 1994. Ira Steven Behr, a great fan of Peckinpah, read the book and arranged to meet Weddle, securing him a place on the writing staff with Weddle "being a shameless opportunist", as he himself admitted, making use of the opportunity to secure a place for his friend Thompson as well. [2]
Weddle has appeared in many documentaries about Sam Peckinpah. These include Sam Peckinpah: Man of Iron, Sam Peckinpah's West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade, A Simple Adventure Story: Sam Peckinpah, Mexico and The Wild Bunch, and Passion & Poetry: The Ballad of Sam Peckinpah. Weddle recorded audio commentaries for the movies in the Sam Peckinpah's Legendary Westerns Collection DVD.
Upon conclusion of the series, Weddle, together with partner Thompson, joined former Deep Space Nine colleague Ronald D. Moore as writer, executive story editor and co-producer on the latter's re-imagined Battlestar Galactica franchise.
Weddle has also written episodes for the later television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Falling Skies, Defiance and The Strain, invariably in conjunction with partner Weddle. Their collaboration on Defiance reunited the pair again with former Deep Space Nine production staffers Gary Hutzel and Doug Drexler, who incidentally, had also worked as production regulars on Battlestar Galactica.
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"Rules of Engagement"
"The Assignment" (teleplay)
"Business as Usual"
"Sons and Daughters"
"One Little Ship"
"The Reckoning" (teleplay)
"Time's Orphan" (teleplay)
"Treachery, Faith and the Great River" (teleplay, story by Philip Kim)
"Prodigal Daughter"
"'Til Death Do Us Part"
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David Weddle at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
David Weddle at Wikipedia
David Weddle at the Internet Movie Database
2005 David Weddle interview(X) at ChicagoTribune.com
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Why Rory McIlroy expressed empathy for Rickie Fowler on Sunday
By: Michael Bamberger October 18, 2021
It was High Noon on a football Sunday in fall in Las Vegas, and it seemed like old times. There they were, two former wunderkinds — Rors and Rick, both now 32 — strolling down the first fairway of a Tom Fazio development course called the Summit Club.
They continue, as they have since their amateur days together, to swing fast, walk fast and play fast. Their body dimensions are similar, too, each man, amazingly, a few inches under six feet. Both Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler are semi-newish husbands and both are likely set for life for mechanical watches and foreign-born cars, as long as they wind the stems and change the oil. They were in the day's last group in Vegas, trying to do a difficult thing, win on the PGA Tour.
'I was done with golf': Rory McIlroy reveals key turning point that led to his 20th Tour win
By: Zephyr Melton
Fowler, with his Olympic rings tattoo on his right forearm, was leading the tournament, the CJ Cup, moved to Nevada from South Korea, because of the pandemic. Fowler was trying to win on Tour for the first time since Phoenix (the Waste Management Phoenix Open) in January 2019, when Johnny Miller made his final appearance in an NBC broadcast booth. On Sunday in Vegas, Fowler was the 54-hole leader and McIlroy, two shots back, was his closest pursuer.
They've known each other forever. They see each other at all the better tournaments, among other places. They're friends. McIlroy could have played in the 2016 Olympics, but chose not to. Fowler, who did, has told McIlroy all about what he missed. This year, McIlroy played in the Olympics. Fowler watched on TV.
McIlroy came out on top at the CJ Cup but he also had an interest in how Fowler played. getty images
Rory crossed an ocean to settle in Jupiter, Fla., drawn by the warm weather and the tax climate, too. (The Sunshine State has no state income tax.) Rickie crossed a continent to settle there. (Weather-and-taxes, weather-and-taxes, the Florida siren song for Tour players.) Both men live in mansions. They live large. But they also maintain a soupçon of modesty. It's amazing to consider, where their games, in concert with their personalities, have taken them.
OK, Rory's better at golf. It's a thin line, thinner than a razor. Fowler has played in 46 Grand Slam events and is still looking to win one. McIlroy is four-for-51 in majors. Each player has won at TPC Sawgrass, so each has a place in the winners-only locker room there.
Both are semi-fixtures at various posh South Florida golf clubs, including Medalist and the Bear's Club and Seminole. Fowler found his way to Seminole as a guest of Buddy Marucci, a longtime member and his captain on the 2007 Walker Cup team. Rory played in that Walker Cup, held at Royal County Down, near his childhood home, outside Belfast. That was the golf course of young Rory's dreams, shimmering and on the Irish Sea. Rory played at an inland, hillside course called Holywood, where his father, Gerry, sometimes tended the bar. All these years later, Gerry, loaded with personality and game and brogue, is a member of Seminole, too. When live professional golf made its first tentative return to the airwaves, two months into the pandemic, McIlroy and Fowler were carrying their bags at Seminole, alongside Dustin Johnson and Matthew Wolff, in a glamorous made-for-TV charity match. May 2020.
Let's go further back. Can you remember the summer of '14? It was just seven years ago, seven years and change, though it seems longer, doesn't it? McIlroy and Fowler would likely agree with that. In July 2014, McIlroy won the British Open, at Hoylake, and Fowler finished in a tie for second, two shots behind him. The next month, at the PGA Championship, at Valhalla, McIlroy won again, two shots ahead of Fowler, who finished third. These long, fruitful PGA Tour careers — they're all tangled and entwined. If you want to play six degrees, knock yourself out. Google has done less fruitful things.
The CJ Cup, to be technical about it, is the first event of the 2021-22 golf season. Yep, it's the opener. Happy new year. On Sunday, McIlroy went out in 33, three under par. That sounds better than it is. Fowler went out in 35. That doesn't sound terrible. But on a birdie-fest course, in perfect conditions, when you're trying to win and guys are going low all over the place? It's half a nightmare.
Fowler didn't have it, on Sunday. Collin Morikawa did. (He shot a final-round 62, was in the house early at 24 under par, looking to see if somebody could top him.) Rory had it enough. His Sunday 66 was sufficient for a one-shot win, his 20th on the PGA Tour. He beat Morikawa by a shot and Fowler, who finished in a tie for third, by three.
"Today, I just had a couple swings that got me out of position," Fowler said when it was over.
"I was keeping an eye on him," McIlroy said. Such a charming thing to say.
It can't be easy, going straight to a mic, when something you wanted has just slipped away from you. I don't mean that the win slipped away. You can't, of course, control what other players do in golf. More the feeling of being in control of your ball for four straight days.
"I had to take an unplayable lie, and then I had a couple three-putts," Fowler said. "Struggled a bit on the greens, with feel and speed. So really, all in all, you factor that in, miss a couple opportunities coming down the last couple, we're only three shots back of Rory. So a lot of good stuff. Obviously disappointed, but this is a big step in the right direction, with where we've been in the last two years."
Rickie has cited Rory's name before. He'll likely do it again. Sometimes guys sound like they're swallowing glass when they cite the name of the winner. You can make your own guesses, regarding that. Fowler didn't sound like that at all.
In Rory's winner's press conference, Sunday night from Vegas, the last question was about Rickie, and you could hear the empathy in Rory's voice. It's one of the many things that makes McIlroy a special figure in the game, his connection to other players.
Tour Confidential: Rickie's return, Rory's 20th and Phil vs. the USGA
By: GOLF Editors
"He's close," McIlroy said. "He's not that far away. I think everyone's seen how he played this week. Obviously, things didn't quite go his way today, but he didn't hit it—"
Bad might have been the word he was looking for, but he wasn't going to go there. He quit the sentence and changed gears.
"I was keeping an eye on him," McIlroy said. Such a charming thing to say. "Rickie's a close friend of mine and I want to see him do well, so I was keeping a close eye on his game today as well, just to see how he played. There were maybe a couple of loose shots in there. But the 5-iron he hit into 11 was all I needed to see. He hit an awesome 5-iron into 11, and to play a shot like that in the final round with pressure and still having a chance to win, I think that means his game's coming around. All I needed to see was that one shot on 11. It was a pure golf shot. If he can keep repeating that swing, he'll be back to where he wants to be."
It was a 249-yard drawing 5-iron to a back-left pin on a par-3 that finished hole-high and 15 feet right of the pin. Unfortunately, for Fowler, he missed the birdie putt. In golf, good shots must come in groups of two. Maybe the rest of the afternoon would have been different, had he holed it. But he didn't.
Rory had done what a friend does. He found something Rickie, in his disappointment, could hang his hat on. He hit a good 5-iron. You can build on that, that is if you have the ability to hit a drawing, soaring 250-yard 5-iron in the first place. In any event, it's good to have friends.
Michael Bamberger welcomes your comments at Michael.Bamberger@Golf.com


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Why #OscarsFanFavorite Is A Bad Idea
By Amy Smith
Earlier this week, the Academy announced #OscarsFanFavorite. Encouraging film fans to pick their favorite film of the year, the Academy is looking for people to Tweet out their choices using the hashtag with the most voted film receiving recognition on the telecast. Alongside that, there is also a separate hashtag #OscarCheerMoment, which is dedicated to the "most cheer-worthy movie moment ever." While it is clear what the Academy is attempting to do, I would like to argue that this decision will not turn out the way they expect it to.
A couple of years ago, the Academy suggested a new Oscar prize – Best Popular Film. In a move that reeked of desperation to earn more viewership, fans of the Academy Awards rightfully called out the poor decision. As such, the Academy listened and scrapped the idea altogether. Well, until now. This way of having people on Twitter use the hashtag to vote on the best film of the year is a compensation for the Best Popular Film Oscar. Sure, this film will not go on to win a coveted prize, but this is inevitably going to give a spotlight to a film that has already garnered a lot of attention and has done well for itself without the Oscar spotlight. Using this time on the telecast to shout out something like "Spider-Man: No Way Home" or "Zack Snyder's Justice League" takes away time spent celebrating award season success stories such as "Drive My Car" or "The Power of the Dog."
And yeah, I know what you will all say about me criticizing these films gaining popularity. This is not a move to benefit the films, but instead to benefit the Academy Awards themselves. By having people tweet a hashtag including the word Oscar twenty times a day until the start of March, they are getting promotion from passionate fans fighting for that shout-out. Not only that, but they are expecting fans to then tune into the telecast to check out if their favorite won the competition. However, I think the Academy is fooling themselves if they think fans of a small selection or genre of films will watch a three-hour telecast just for one shout-out. Sure, they may share the clip of the announced film on social media, but that will not help the viewership of the actual telecast.
A decision made by the Academy that will be shown on ABC, a network run by The Walt Disney Company, it is clear what film they want to win the prize. With major pushes from publications to try and get this blockbuster a Best Picture nomination with no real push to do the award season campaign, it seems evident to me that Disney would hope this could be a way of helping "Spider-Man: No Way Home" seem prestigious with an Oscar shout-out. However, the idea to have this competition on Twitter is going to cause drama due to the number of fanbases getting involved. We saw heated fanbases arguing for their favorites to make the list in the race to secure actual Oscar nominations. In a competition that fans exclusively vote for, it will become a battle amongst the likes of Marvel fans, Zack Snyder fans, and Lady Gaga's Monsters. That is not going to look pretty.
This decision from the Academy is another one that alienates their current following. Given the passion on Twitter from the three fanbases listed above and the scale of their following, it seems impossible that any of the actual Best Picture contenders stand a chance of winning. If critics and Oscar fans were actually to have a voice in this voting system, we would all need to agree on one collective film. In a telecast that has had actual Oscar categories threatened to be taken off-air due to the length of the show, it seems dumb to now say that they have time to shout out films that clearly the voting body of the Academy did not even have passion for.
The Academy is worried about the low viewership from 2021, which is apparent from the amount of publicity they are doing for this year's telecast. The return of the hosts is something that feels right for both the quality of the show and to draw more people into watching the show. However, they also need to learn that last year was their base audience who will always tune in to see the Oscars live. Most of the films that were awarded last year were not seen by a large number of people due to the pandemic, and that is simply not the case with this year's selection. We know people went out in large numbers to see Denis Villeneuve's "Dune," a film that did so well in the box office and on HBO Max that it is getting a Part Two. We know people are talking about Disney's "Encanto," a film with three nominations and will most likely secure at least one win. This year, the Best Original Song contenders come from major pop stars, including Billie Eilish and Beyonce, which gives the telecast a more organic way of bringing fanbases in to watch the show and see them not only perform but potentially win an Oscar.
This formula of encouraging people, particularly of a younger demographic, to vote online and to then watch the telecast also does not highlight the issue of these people accessing the show. For a growing number of people, they are choosing to cut the cable and watch everything through streaming platforms. You can watch ABC without cable through a Hulu account, but there is no guarantee that these fans even own that. With so many streaming platform options available, it seems unlikely that a majority of those voting will have Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, and Hulu, to name only a few. It's much easier to wait until a clip is uploaded on YouTube or for those who can access the telecast to Tweet out the result, and by then, big fanbases will have probably moved on to the next award their beloved stars are nominated for.
Every decision that the Academy makes to try and influence a different audience to check out their show, they slowly lose faith from the audience that is already dedicated to them. The Oscars are supposed to be a show that highlights the best of filmmaking from those who genuinely love film, and that is why many people care about being recognized by their peers. The decision to take time away from those who win big on the night just to have a viral 30-second clip rewarding one film for having the biggest social media presence feels cheap and, at the end of the day, will do little to encourage more people to sit through a three-hour telecast. This decision is too late to be reversed this year, but I struggle to see a reason for it to return in 2023.
What did you think of the Academy's announcement regarding #OscarsFanFavorite? Do you think it will have any impact on the ratings this year? What are you planning on voting for? What do you think will win? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section down below or on our Twitter account.
You can follow Amy and hear more of her thoughts on the Oscars and Film on Twitter at @filmswithamy
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Easy Grilled Chicken Sausage and Pepper Kabobs are a great weeknight dinner option! Using store-bought, fully-cooked chicken sausage makes this come together in a snap. Thread the sausage and peppers on skewers and add whatever other fresh veg you like! ( I added zucchini and red onion to mine!) This was a quick, healthy and really tasty dinner for us last week!
The thing I love about this recipe is that when you use fully-cooked sausages, it's really just a matter of heating up the meat and cooking the veggies to a crisp tender, so it's a super quick meal. You don't have to worry about raw meat contaminating the raw veggies, like you do when you use raw sausages, chicken, fish, or beef as the protein on kabobs either. And, since the cook time is so short, there's no worry about the veggies cooking too soft and falling off the skewer while you are waiting for the raw meat to cook.
To make it more interesting, I used two different flavors of chicken sausages and threaded two sections of each flavor onto each skewer. I used a Basil Pesto flavored chicken sausage and a Spicy Italian flavored one. You can use whatever variety you like! Just make sure they are the fully cooked kind. You also don't have to use chicken sausage...you can substitute any other kind of meat as well. I happen to LOVE all the varieties of Trader Joe's fully cooked chicken sausages, so that is what is pictured here. When assembling your kabobs, make sure you start with a sausage chunk and finish with one on your skewer, to make sure all the goodness stays on the skewer as it cooks.
I served these kabobs with some delicious rice pilaf, but I think they'd be great with pasta as well. This is one of my "go to" easy summer meals and we have it often. My family loves fresh veggies grilled and my husband is a huge fan of sausage, so this meal is a real family pleaser!
I used metal skewers, but if you use bamboo ones, remember, you'll need to soak them in water for a few hours before you plan to thread and grill to keep them from burning up.
Fully-cooked chicken sausages threaded with multi-colored peppers and fresh vegetables on a skewer and grilled to perfection for a quick weeknight meal everyone will love.
Mix all the veggie chunks in a bowl with 1 TBS olive oil. (I used garlic flavor) and season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Pre-heat grill to med-high heat. Grill each kabob, turning often, until veggies are crisp tender and sausages are heated through.
Other EASY WEEKNIGHT DINNER ideas you might enjoy!
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Great idea! I love how quick and easy it is. Perfect for my busy schedule!
These will be the next thing we throw on our grill! YUM! These are perfect!
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-8007 shared by jaihaze: "Asking for purchases of products "
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-8832 shared by enwskullz: "Spam call. Don't answer"
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-8837 shared by enwskullz: "Spam call. Don't answer"
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-8839 shared by enwskullz: "Spam number. Don't answer"
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-8825 shared by enwskullz: "Spam phone call...no need to answer"
First caller feedback on (201) 762-5471 shared by Sconsetgal: "Make money from home scheme. Probably a phone calling Ponsi scheme"
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First caller feedback on (201) 762-5149 shared by PrincessToad: "Spam text about fake ways to earn money."
Our Hall of Shame highlights the numbers of the worst phone scammers and spammers from Maywood, NJ. Below you'll find the worst offenders according to our community of CallerSmart users when it comes to Maywood, NJ phone scams. These are the Maywood, NJ numbers with the lowest Trust Factor ratings and the most negative feedback so please beware!
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The Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets (VoID) is an RDF vocabulary, and a set of instructions, that enables the discovery and usage of linked data sets. A linked dataset is a collection of data, published and maintained by a single provider, available as RDF on the Web, where at least some of the resources in the dataset are identified by dereferencable URIs. VoID is used to provide metadata on RDF datasets to facilitate query processing on a graph of interlinked datasets in the semantic web.

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 Describing Linked Datasets with the VoID Vocabulary

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Semantic Web
Knowledge representation
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