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Joanie Laurer a.k.a. CHYNA (The Ninth Wonder of the World) 1970 to 2016 Throughout a large part of the 90s through to the early 00s, one of the things I found massively entertaining was (then) WWF and WCW pro wrestling. However being limited to the 4 (and later on, 5) "poor man's telly" channels available in the UK, my only option was to buy the videos. Many a Saturday was spent in HMV and Virgin, looking with anticipation if a new PPV had been released on VHS. Well, that and if if I could find any new female-lead martial arts movies, which were even rarer! (For those who read my previous journal, my love of powerful women had now revealed i

Victoria Wood 1953 to 2016 As a child of the 80s, I was fortunate to grow up during the golden age of British comedy. Among the greats was one unique Victoria Wood. What was unique? Her style? Her content? Partly, it seems awful to say now, but the most unique thing was that she was a female comedian! Maybe there were some I don't remember, British comedy at the time was completely male-dominated. In fact, Michael Grade (a former controller of BBC1) once stated that it was believed that women simply couldn't be as funny as men. You may think that Victoria is a strange choice based on my gallery and favourites (it would still be a long time

OK, so I said this is the pic description, but I would cool to get some some opinion. In the latest in my Halloween series, All Hallow's E'en 6, I have experimented using both the motion blur option and adding some postwork in the way of a lighting filter. I'm looking for folks' opinion on whether this improves the pic or not. The scrap with the motion blur is here and the scrap with only the basic render is here. Thanks very much, it's much appreciated!! :D