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Dr Carmel Hill is a qualified pyschologist on the Australian television series Big Brother. She has worked with the program from the initial season, and is responsible for the housemates emotional and pyschological well being. Carmel frequently comments on the social economics of the house and is a key figure in creating a varied and interesting mix of housemates. Big Brother may refer to: Big Brother (1984), a character from the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four Authoritarianism, referred to as Big Brother, any omnipresent, seemingly benevolent figure representing the oppressive control over individual lives exerted by an authoritarian government, a concept from the above novel. ...


The Australian press has been speculating that Dr Carmel's dissapearance in August may have something to do with her enormous debts and pending criminal charges.


External links

  • http://spaces.msn.com/members/merden/ - Dr Carmel Hill's Advice Column

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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Mount Carmel (2310 words)
The name is also applied at times to the lower hills which, for another twelve or thirteen miles, form the prolongation of the main range and extend to the southeast as far as the neighbourhood of Jenin.
As nearly the whole range of Carmel is covered with abundant and rich vegetable earth, it has still much of that appearance which no doubt was the origin of its name: "the garden" or "the garden land." Most of the ridge is covered with thickets of evergreens.
There we find stated that the inhabitants of Carmel were numbered among the peoples of the Western districts whom Nabuchodonosor threatened with destruction, should they venture to deny him help in his present conflict with powerful enemies (Judith 1:8, in Vulgate and in Septuagint).
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