molly online thread deleted?

the new site will not be run by her or even affiliated with her anymore I can almost guarantee. The new site has a different host provider as well. The photographer she had retained rights to all print and video material or had shared rights to it and will most likely make a go of it for awhile, slowly posting previously unreleased archived photos and video as "never before seen" and "new content"...pure scam. Eventually the well will run dry or people will catch on and it too will close. He's gonna milk it for all he can before the money train finally comes to a dead stop and all material out there will be rehashed content.

Molly is now married and has finished her PhD in Psychology. Do you really think she went through all the trouble of becoming a licensed Doctor of Psychiatry, with the thousands of dollars invested, just to run a website to tease people at her age? She did the web thing to help pay for school, she got her man, a degree and now a profession...so in the end, she made it work for her...she fucked over enough people in the interim, lied through her teeth and played the victim, but all the while, she knew exactly where she was going and what she had to do to get there...don't forget gents...she's a woman...did you forget that women manipulate when they have too? lol

Ph.D. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (5 years minimum, usually longer; full time; difficult to get into)

These programs educate students about issues related to mental health and mental health treatment. Many programs emphasize research and will require you to take courses in statistics and experimental design. You will be expected to conduct experimental research, which will culminate in your dissertation. A dissertation is a year long research project that you design and conduct on your own (with help from a committee of faculty members).

Most programs are either behavioral, cognitive, biological, or psychoanalytic in their approach. Some programs mix all of the above. A few are humanistic\existential. During the first few years in a clinical program you will get some training in psychotherapy and psychological testing, but the most intense clinical training usually comes later during an internship. A few Ph.D. clinical psychology programs underplay the research component and spend more time on training you to do psychotherapy. But most programs weigh heavily on the research.

All clinical programs require you to do an internship, usually in your fifth or sixth year. During that year you work full time in a hospital, clinic, or mental health center. The internship usually is separate from your graduate program. It may be in a different part of the country. Usually it is up to you to apply for an internship. Yes, it's another application and interviewing process all over again!

Clinical psychologists usually end up teaching at universities, working in hospitals and clinics, or in private practice.

With her television show, magazine and Web site, Oprah Winfrey is clearly the media queen of the United States. But here in St. Louis, Unreal hereby proclaims Molly Lancaster, proprietor of molly-online.com, local media empress.

The site offers semi-nude photos of the nineteen-year-old Lancaster for a monthly subscription price of $16.95. "A portion of all subscription fees will be placed into a college fund to ensure my way through medical school," she writes on her "About Me" page, where she also discloses that she is "an honor student attending a special college distance learning and independent study program through one of our major universities." Of course, the would-be physician's fame registers far below that of Winfrey -- a fact not lost on **** pornographer Gary Smith, a convict who's suing Winfrey and her Harpo Productions for a combined $270 million and Lancaster for a paltry $85 million.

...Both Lancaster and Winfrey declined to discuss the lawsuit with Unreal, but Lancaster's business partner, David Pearson, says the suit is a frivolous attempt by Smith to blame his victims.

"We believe his suit has no merit and his claims have no foundation, and we're confident of a summary dismissal," says Pearson.

According to court documents, Lancaster earned about $240,000 in 2000 from photos sold on Smith's now-defunct Web sites. Following a subsequent dispute, the enterprising young woman eliminated Smith as a middleman and launched her own "modeling site."

Lancaster now has full control of the images she chooses to post. In describing her Web site on Winfrey's show last year, she said, "Let's be honest: There is autoeroticism. That's what it is. That's what we're talking about here. Are we going to say that that's not hygienic, or that's not natural, that it doesn't happen?"

Molly Lancaster (summa cum laude)
PhD Program, Behavioral Medicine, University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA