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The golden "Grand Bouquet" label adorning this vintage wine is historic. The same label already embellished the first outstanding bottles laid down by Louis and Jacques Vazart towards the end of the 1950s. Produced from a selection of their best Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs plots, this100% Chardonnay is aged for 5 or 6 years in our cellar before reaching maturity. With its subtle flavours, it will be appreciated both as an aperitif and throughout the meal.
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On the crisp side, this has a fine mousse, with balance and delicacy. Subtle flavors of ginger, lemon and honey get a lift from the bright acidity, persisting through the long finish. Drink now through 2016.Score: 90. —Bruce Sanderson, December 31, 2007.
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The Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science Department at the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico offers graduate programs in Computer Engineering, in Computer Science, and in Electrical Engineering. For the Master in Computer Engineering, the Thesis option leads to a Master of Science in Computer Engineering (M.S.Cp.E) degree and the non-Thesis option leads to a Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering (M.Eng.Cp.E.) degree. Currently, there are three areas of specialization for the M.S.Cp.E or the M.Eng.Cp.E; Software Engineering, Internet Engineering, and Digital Signal Processing. By choosing appropriate elective courses at the graduate level the student can tailor the program to his/her specific interests or research focus. An advisor will work closely with the student to carefully choose the elective courses that fulfill the student"s professional expectations in breadth as well as in depth.
Our program is flexible enough to be tailored to the student interests while providing sufficient breadth and depth to accommodate the rapid changes taking place in the field. This program aims to enable graduates to pursue further studies at the doctoral level, enter the industrial workforce, create technological new ventures, be self-employed, or work in a research and development environment. This graduate program offers engineers, or scientists with appropriate background, a unique opportunity to become more productive by acquiring knowledge of advanced technologies in the Computer Engineering field. This also includes the exploration of projects with a technical venture, or entrepreneurial focus.
Graduate Profile:
Our graduates should be able to keep abreast of the latest developments in their areas, read and analyze journal papers from their field, conduct independent research in their areas of interest (Thesis Option), write papers or technical reports, conduct technical and scientific presentations within a conference environment, and explore technological venture opportunities with an entrepreneurial mind-set.
We also promote in our students awareness of the need to actively pursue continuing education and professional development in order to remain actualized in the computer engineering field.- Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the general requirements for admission to the graduate program outlined by the Graduate School. In addition applicants are expected to have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, or a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, preferably from an ABET-accredited institution, and a minimum general GPA of 2.8, and a GPA of 3.00 in the computer related courses. After a revision of the student"s credit transcript the department may require him/her to take certain developmental or pre-requisite courses.
The student is normally admitted to the master"s degree program in the field in which his or her undergraduate degree was conferred. When the student decides to do graduate work but his background is from a different field, the department, at its discretion, may require him/her to establish additional background by taking a number of undergraduate courses. These requirements must be fulfilled as early as possible in the student's program. Courses taken to remedy deficiencies can not be used to fulfill course requirements for the master's degree.- Degree Offered
The Thesis option leads to a Master of Science in Computer Engineering (M.S.Cp.E.) degree and the non-Thesis option leads to a Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering (M.Eng.Cp.E.) degree.
Thesis Option
This option provides a significant element of independent research through the completion of a thesis. This option is recommended, but not limited, to the student either seeking to pursue a doctoral degree or planning to work in a research and development environment. It consists of 15 credit-hours of core courses, 6 credit-hours of Thesis work and 12 credit-hours of elective courses for a total of 33 credit-hours. Students enrolled in this track will receive a Master of Science in Computer Engineering (M.S.Cp.E.).
The thesis research shall be directed by a member of the faculty, which also acts as the student"s advisor and graduate committee chairperson. The purpose of the thesis is to expose the student to a reasonably independent research experience that enhances his/her academic development. The student should prepare, carry out and report a structured and methodical study of importance. Publication of this work in journals, conference proceedings, and/or poster presentations is strongly encouraged.
Thesis Requirements:
- Thesis Topic: The thesis topic must be approved in writing by the student graduate committee. The topic should be of sufficient relevance to illustrate the student"s ability to conduct independent research to the extent described above. 2. Thesis Exam (Defense): The student will make an oral presentation followed by a session of question and answers. Students must approve an oral thesis examination before his/her graduate committee. 3. Continuous Enrollment: Once the graduate committee has accepted the student"s topic the student can receive authorization to enroll in the Thesis course. It is recommended that the student maintains continuous enrollment through the Thesis Extension course. 4. Thesis Copies: The student will be required to submit copies of the thesis in a format approved by the Graduate School. After approval and correction, a final version of the copies will be maintained in the library.
Alternative 2: Master of Engineering Degree – Master Project Requirement
- Thesis Topic: The thesis topic must be approved in writing by the student graduate committee. The topic should be of sufficient relevance to illustrate the student"s ability to conduct independent research to the extent described above.
- Thesis Exam (Defense): The student will make an oral presentation followed by a session of question and answers. Students must approve an oral thesis examination before his/her graduate committee.
- Continuous Enrollment: Once the graduate committee has accepted the student"s topic the student can receive authorization to enroll in the Thesis course. It is recommended that the student maintains continuous enrollment through the Thesis Extension course.
- Thesis Copies: The student will be required to submit copies of the thesis in a format approved by the Graduate School. After approval and correction, a final version of the copies will be maintained in the library.
Non-Thesis Option
The non-thesis option also provides for some degree of exposure to independent research through class projects, literature search and paper reviews. Because of the additional course load required by this alternative the student can select to specialize further in his/her area or to add more breadth to his program. This option is recommended, but not limited, to students who are not interested in seeking a higher degree (Ph.D.), but rather have an entrepreneurial bent. Its completion requires 15 credit-hours of core courses, 21 credit-hours of elective courses, and a 3 credit Project course, for 39 credit-hours. Students enrolled in this option will receive a Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering (M.Eng.Cp.E.). This option does not require a comprehensive examination but requires a final project which the program encourages to be the exploration of an opportunity for an entrepreneurial technological venture through the development of a prototype for the proposed new product or service, the hardware aspects and environment for the project should be discussed.
Curricular Sequence
The Master of Science program is a flexible program that can be tailored to the student"s interest while providing solid grounding through 15 credit-hours of core courses on some of the key concepts and tools related to the Computer Engineering field. For each area of interest the required undergraduate courses are defined as the minimum background or prerequisites necessary to enter the field. The students will have to enroll in these courses if they did not take them as part of their undergraduate studies.
Further remedial courses could be determined, at the discretion of the department, on an individual student basis depending on the student"s background and chosen field of study. If further remedial courses are prescribed they will not counted towards the degree, and must be approved with the minimum specified grade.
- Cruz Triana, Alfredo – Professor; Ph.D. Computer Information Systems, Nova Southeastern University, Florida, 2002; Ph.D., Computer Engineering, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992; B.A. Mathematics and Computer Science, University of North Carolina, NC, 1984; B.E.T Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of North Carolina, 1984; A.A.S. Electrical Engineering, Fayetteville, Technical Institute, NC, 1982. Research Interests: Parallel Processing, Genetic Algorithms, Fault Tolerant Computing, e-commerce, Artificial Intelligence.
- González, Angel – Associate Profesor; Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, 2003. M.S.E.E., University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, 1994; B.S.E.E., Universidad del Zulia, Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1984. Research Interests: Nonlinear Adaptive Control, Programmable Logic Devices, Power Systems and Machinery.
- López Bonilla, Román – Professor; Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, University of Bradford, England; M.S. Applied Physics, Centro de Investigación Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada BC, México, 1981; B.S.E.E., Universidad de Guadalajara, Jalisco, México, 1977; Research Interests: Computer Vision, Image Processing, Neural Networks.
- Ramírez, Juan M. – Adjunt Professor; Ph.D., Entrepreneur Development and Management, Inter-american University of Puerto Rico, San Germán Campus, 2005, M.E.M. Construction and Project Management, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR, 1999, B.S.E.E. Electronics and Telecommunications, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR, 1992. Registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) Puerto Rico. Research Interests: Merger and Adquisitions, Construction and Project Management.
- Rodríguez Jiménez, Othoniel – Professor; Ph.D., Computer Engineering and Computer Science, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia Missouri, 2003; M.S.E.E. and C.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1978; B.S.E.E., University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, 1975. Registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) Puerto Rico. Research Interests: Data Mining, Reconfigurable Hardware, e-Learning, Entrepreneurship.
- Sarmiento, Jorge – Adjunct Professor; D.A. Mathematics, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, 1982; M.A. Mathematics, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, 1979; B.S. Mathematics, IIA-World University, Hato Rey, PR, 1975; B.E.E. Power, University of Gijon, Spain, 1971; A.A.S. Computer Science, College of Morris, New Jersey, 1995. Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Combinatorial Analysis, Graph Theory.
- Sobrino, Eduardo – Adjunct Professor, Ph.D., University of Michigan, School of Architecture, concentration on Information Sciences and Decision Support Systems., 1988; Master on Architecture, Applied Acoustics, University of Puerto Rico School of Architecture, 1981; B.A.Arch. University of Puerto Rico. Research and Development interests: business-oriented information systems, software development project management, database management systems, call center software systems, networking including wireless systems, business intelligence software, data warehousing, data mining, medical informatics, e-Government.
- Solá, Juan – Adjunt Profesor; Ph.D., Computing and Information Science and Engineering, University of Puerto Rico, 2009. M.S.E.E., University of Puerto Rico, 1998; B.S.E.E., University of Puerto Rico, 1996. Research Interests: developing Linux applications, BSD socket API and protocol development, High Performance Computing environments, wireless networks, SAMBA, Netbeui,TCP/IP connectivity in UNIX to Windows environments.
- Teixeira Abarno, Marvi – Professor; Ph.D., Physical Oceanography, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, 1999; M.S.E.E., University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, 1994; B.S.E.E., Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, 1989. Registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) Puerto Rico. Research Interests: Fast Algorithms for Digital Signal Processing, Time Series Analysis and Prediction Applied to the Geosciences, Analysis of Satellite Synthetic Aperture Radar Images Applied to the Study of the Oceans.
- Vicente López, Luis M. – Associate Profesor; Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, 2009. M.S.E.E., Florida Internacional University, 1996; B.S.E.E., Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 1990. Research Interests: beamforming, array processing, statistical signal processing, and adaptive filters.
- Zaharov, Viktor – Associate Professor; Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Odessa Polytechnic State University, Ukraine, 1993; M.S. Electrical Engineering, Odessa Polytechnic State University, Ukraine, 1983; A.S. Control System and Automatics. College of Industry Automatics. Odessa, Ukraine , 1975. Research Interests: 2G and 3G Communications, Mobile and Satellite Communication Systems, Radio Communications, Smart Antenna and its Application for Wireless Communications and Radar, Communications Standards IS-95, UMTS, IMT-2000, GSM, Signal and Image Processing Algorithms and Processors, Wavelets Transform and its Applications in Communication Systems, Kalman Filtering, Spectral and Time Series Analysis, Antennas and Wave Propagation.
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Computer and Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science Laboratories
Networking Laboratory - This laboratory is equipped with a broad variety of networking appliances including repeaters, switches, routers, firewalls, and servers, plus wireless access points, and wired interconnection panels housed in various cabinets and racks. There are also twenty (20) dual-processor hyper-threading workstations, where the student can configure a variety of protocol stacks and network management software.
Configurable Hardware Laboratory - This laboratory has 15 ML-5001 Evaluation Platform boards for Xilinx Virtex-5 reconfigurable gate arrays. These are connected to PC workstations that are configured with the Xilinx Integrated Software Environment which allow the creation of VHDL models for hardware-implemented functionality of substantial complexity. These models and other intellectual property modules are then compiled, simulated, debugged, synthesized and downloaded into the Evaluation Platform boards, where they can be embedded into the application environment.
Learning Objects Research Collaborative Atelier (LORCA) eLearning Research Laboratory - This laboratory provides space, laptop computers, and several servers to support the development of eLearning and educational support tools. This laboratory is available to students conducting work on eLearning as part of their undergraduate research course, capstone course, graduate thesis course, or graduate project course.
High Performance Computing Center - This laboratory provides a high performance, loosely coupled, parallel computing facility that was established with a grant provided by the Air Force Office of Research of the Department of Defense in 2004 for $101,089. This lab has two Beowulf PC Clusters with 64 processors each and one SGI PC Cluster with 256 processors from a grant from the NSF for $160,000. It also houses an Altix 350 supercomputer with four processors from a grant by PRIDCO. All are used to support scientific and engineering research for graduate and undergraduate students.
Turing Laboratory for Graduate Studies - This laboratory provides faculty members and graduate students state-of-the-art equipment to support their research. The PUPR was recently awarded a grant from PRIDCO for the establishment of the Master in Computer Science (first in Puerto Rico) of $450,000 and for the acquisition, installation, and maintenance of the PCs and workstations, housed in the Turing lab. It includes 24 state of the art Dell Pc"s, 10 SGI power workstations, 4 Apple G5 and 4 50" Plasma Monitors.
"Window to the Caribbean" Laboratory - This laboratory creates a virtual environment that connects Puerto Rico to the rest of the world. Its main function will be to participate in collaborative academic and research projects with students, professors, industries and others entities from around the globe. The lab was financed by a grant from the Air Force Office of Research Science of the Department of Defense (AFORS DoD) in 2005 for $181,000.
Virtual Wireless Lab for Information Security - In September 2007 the Army Research Office of the Department of Defense (ARO DoD) awarded a grant for $193,800 for a virtual wireless lab for information security.
Signal Processing Laboratory - This laboratory is equipped with high performance Workstations with 1 GByte of RAM, flat panel monitors and a heavy duty HP Color Laser Printer. All workstations have a research license of MATLAB and Internet access.


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Students at our Carrington College Phoenix Westside campus receive the hands-on training and experience they need to help them succeed in a career as a Medical Radiographer. Our Medical Radiography associate degree program enables our west Phoenix students to assemble the knowledge and skills they need to use diagnostic level radiation and instrumentation to produce medical images of the human body.
That's the role of a Medical Radiographer; they help medical professionals identify illnesses, injuries, and medical conditions – from broken legs to heart conditions – by providing images of the body area in question. As you search for Medical Radiography schools in Phoenix, consider the advantages that Carrington College can offer our Radiography students here at our west Phoenix campus:
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor & Statistics forecasts that employment of Radiologic Technologists is expected to increase by about 28% from 2010 to 2020.** Why? Because as the U.S. population grows and gets older, there will be an increased demand for diagnostic imaging because with age comes increased incidence of illness and injury, which often requires imaging for diagnosis.
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The Medical Radiography program at our west Phoenix campus can prepare our students for careers in this specialized field by giving them the chance to learn the skills needed to carry out entry-level radiographic procedures in a professional setting.
Taught their skills by a knowledgeable, friendly faculty here in west Phoenix, our students enjoy a mix of classroom instruction and hands-on training that adds up to a radiography education that can give graduates the experience and training needed to help them succeed in their future careers. Once our students graduate they should have the skills and the confidence to:
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- Demonstrate their proficiency in critical thinking and information management
The Medical Radiography program at our Phoenix Westside campus culminates in an Associate of Science degree in Medical Radiography. Graduates of the degree program must then successfully complete the certification examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Classes will be enrolling soon, so if you can picture yourself as a Radiographer, why not talk to a Carrington College Enrollment Services Representative about your options at our west Phoenix campus?
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Big Events at Patou - NYE 2010 party – I paid for a special package to spend New Year's Eve at Patou. The price was reasonable, and it was easy enough to get a drink, considering how crowded it was.
However, I do have to say that the DJ in the front room didn't even count down to midnight, and when he realized he missed it, he got on his mic and said, "I forgot the countdown - my bad." That was great.
My main complaint was the fact that they had over 200 people there, and only one men's room and one women's room. This was a big logistical problem, but even worse was the fact that toilet paper in the women's room ran out before midnight and was NEVER replenished. Patou was trying to throw a hip, classy event, but the women's room was in worse condition that a neighborhood dive bar. It is an embarassment to the owners that they couldn't even keep enough toliet paper in there for the guests.
I have never ate at Patou, so I cannot speak for the food or restaurant, but when it comes to big events, they don't seem staffed to handle it.
Great Food – We had as appetizers the risotto with wild mushrooms (which was out of this world) and a boston lettuce salad with roasted figs and blue cheese. For main course, we had braised lamb shank (the meat was so tender it was literally falling off the bone) and a cooked to perfection strip steak. Our waiter recommended a delicious affordable bordeaux to pair with the meal.
I'm so glad we stopped in.
Quickly Become a Favorite – Menu was tempting with its savvy mix of small plates and full dinners. All four dishes I and my date had were savory, proper portions, and beautifully presented. Spices and herb and sauces absolutely appropriate for the fish or meat they accompanied and complemented. Had a very nice and moderately priced Rhone wine. Service was polite, unobtrusive, and attentive. Clearly a restaurant I will be returning to and recommending to one and all.
Best birthday dinner I could have asked for! – I took my mom here for her birthday, and made a note on the Open Table reservation that said so. Not only did the owner, head chef, and waiter cater to us all (Friday!) night, but they even made her a chocolate molten cake -- on the house! The food was delicious, service was superb, and I cannot wait to go back.
Will be in my rotation of favorite places to eat – I usually try to avoid old city when eating out as I find that (overall) most restaurants in this neighborhood end up being nothing special and overpriced. In the end I was happy my friends insisted on celebrating at Patou. We opted to do the special 4 course tasting menu. Like most people nowadays, if I'm going out and spending a decent amount of money I don't want "just OK". Patou exceeded my expectations. Each course offered something special that made the meal memorable. The oysters were enormous and fresh, the lamb shank was fall off the bone tender. The server recommended a great digestif that paired perfectly with the souffle. I would have liked the main dining room to have been warmer. We decided to sit in the lounge because it wasn't so drafty. For $28 (not including drinks) I left feeling it was money definitely well spent.
A Surprisingly Excellent Dining Experience – It was our first time and we didn't know what to expect. Upon entering the restaurant, it looked cozy and intimate but just past the bar was a cavernous eating place that looked more like a disco than a restaurant. The restaurant's strengths, however, were not the decor and atmosphere but the exceptional service, personal attention and the great tasting food. Both made the dining experience memorable. We definitely will come back.
Worse fine dining experience yet-- – So my boyfriend had reserved this place a little over a month ago for Valentine's day, to be quite honest, I've never even heard about the place before. But anyways, we had our heart set on the menu that was provided on their website and come to find out, they have a set menu for Valentine. Note that there is only a couple of items on the menu that night and NOTHING that we was looking forward too. I was so disappointed! There was nothing there that I wanted. I didn't wanted to look confused so I just ordered the salad which was terrible- I wonder what's so french about tempura shrimp? and for the main course I got the filet mignon & lamb-- which was so not-good. It wasn't favored! On top of that, eveything took so damn long. At first I thought, okay, fine dinning, fine food. B-S! Our waiter came over to apologize himself! and we didn't even have to anything. We sat right next to the kitchen which I thought was very lovely because we can see the chef and everything but HELLO, WE CAN HEAR YOUR FLAWS! Evidently, they had mixes-up and what not. *Sigh* Overall, I hated it. I will not go back even with the original menu. Kudo to my babe though for the v-day dinner.
Best Valentines Day Dinner Ever! – My girlfriend made reservations for us a few weeks ago, her friends said it was one of the best restaurants in old city. Im not usually that into french food, but it was valentines day so...whats more romantic right? Our reservations were for 8, we got there a little late and they held our table for us, I mean they were packed, I thought that that was really nice of them to do. It was my first time there, and I gotta say the place is big, really big, and really nice. we were sat at a table right in front of the kitchen which is completely open, so you can see all the action. Our server was great-really knowledgeable about the food and wine, and the food was excellent, even for someone who doesn't like french food that much, I really liked it. I had the lamb and filet mignon dish which was cooked perfectly, my girlfriend had the striped bass, she loved it. All in all it was really one of the best dinners I've had in a long time-the atmosphere was great and the food spoke for itself-I'll definitely be going back. I highly recommend this place
Worst Service Ever and the Food wasn't French – We made a reservation for the restaurant as a large group (20 or so). They said they could take us at 8:30 PM on a Friday. We showed up and the chaos began. We didn't seat us for 2 hrs. Meanwhile, they took 20 minutes to serve one drink while the server assigned to our area lectured us on our behavior. We were upset and trying to deal with the manager and were denied access to him. We were never apologized to, given no discounts, and treated very poorly. Oh and by the way... the food is terrible. If you want to waste money on bad food and get treated like you are a petulant child you might enjoy this restaurant.
Loved It – My husband and I love to go to Bistro St. Tropez so when I discovered that this was a sister restaurant to Bistro, I decided to take him for Father's Day. Needless to say it was not crowded. We liked the banquets and pillows. Since I am rather short I had to use one of the pillows to get closer to the table. Our waitress was doing double duty as the bartender too but she was very efficient and friendly. The featured white wine was not available but the wine that was served went very well with my entree St. Jacques (scallops). The presentation of that dish was awesome. My husband had the lamb chops and throughly enjoyed them. We shared the chocolate crepe which was delicious. We will be going there again to try a few other things on the menu that caught our attention. Our only complaint was that the men's room stunk.
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There is no denying the huge popular and critical appeal of the granddaddy of all costume dramas, Downton Abbey. And with good reason: a tremendous cast, a glorious real life manor for a location, attention to period detail like you can't believe, costumes that leave you drooling, love, death, revenge, war, plague — I ask you, what's not to like!
For all those of you eagerly awaiting the start of Season Four on January 5, 2014 why not take the opportunity to catch up on the first 3 seasons. Haven't seen it yet? What on earth are you waiting for? Find out why people have been talking about this series for the past three years.
And because we here at CPL know how tremendously popular this series is, even though it has not yet aired, we have it on order and you can place your holds on Season 4 already! How's that for proactive?
Perhaps you are currently watching the new Masterpiece Classic production "The Paradise", which follows the exploits of a fictional early department store in Victorian England — it's really quite good and no doubt we will be adding it to our collection once it is ready for release.
If you are a fan of costume dramas chances are good you will enjoy Mr. Selfridge. This series centers on the real-life story of the flamboyant and visionary American founder of Selfridge's, a London department store.
This is a brand new release that just wound up its first season. We have the three disc, ten-part-series available, and the good news is there are not a lot of holds on it at this time.
I did a post on Sam Rockwell not too long ago, and that got me thinking about Steve Buscemi. With his wonderful snaggle tooth and slightly protuberant eyes he doesn't fit the leading man role, but he certainly has screen presence and has forged an excellent career as a character actor. Like Rockwell he takes on some really challenging roles and isn't afraid to play loathsome characters. He has been kicking around a long time and often turns up in Coen Brothers films.
The one most people likely remember him from was Fargo, one of the more twisted offerings from the 'director with two heads' as the Coen's are often referred to. Now I must say this movie creeped me out something terrible, Oscar wins aside, but it turns up on a lot of must see lists. Barton Fink, The Big Lebowski and The Hudsucker Proxy are worth your two hours, and Big Fish is also worth a look.
He had recurring roles in two very popular series, The Sopranos and 30 Rock which have both finished their long runs. But he can be seen headlining in Boardwalk Empire (now in its 4th season), which chronicles the life of fictional gangster/politician Nucky Thompson, the undisputed ruler of Atlantic city. Boardwalk Empire has won numerous awards including a Golden Globe for Buscemi as Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama. Martin Scorcese is involved in this series and we all know nobody does gangstas better than Marty S.
And because he is so darn versatile, he had me howling with laughter in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, playing opposite Steve Carell. This was a lot of fun, and these two guys played off each other very well. Throw in the always good Alan Arkin and the sometimes good Jim Carrey—and he is good here—and this one works.
Season Three of the critically acclaimed BBC series, Luther, is arriving on our shelves even as I write.
If you have not yet seen this one treat yourself to one of the finest British crime dramas of recent years. And given how very good the British track record for this kind of programming is, that's saying something.
Superior writing, fine, fine acting and some very unique storylines, this series has it all. They are also very dark and occasionally disturbing. You may know the star Idris Alba from some of his other recent offerings. He had a starring role in this summer's block buster, Pacific Rim and was in Ridley Scott's Prometheus from 2012. He was in the excellent multi award winning American crime drama from several years ago, The Wire. He has even been touted as possibly taking over the helm for the James Bond franchise, after Daniel Craig hangs up his martini glass- a rumour he is vigorously denying. Somebody else who is having their name thrown around? Michael Fassbender, who was also in Prometheus.
Do watch this series in order or you'll be lost. Besides they are that good you really don't want to miss a single episode. His star is definitely on the rise so expect to see a lot more of him.
I put up a Western post in time for Stampede every year, but that didn't pan out this year because of the flooding in our beautiful city around that time! They have been a very popular recurring theme here at Movie Maniacs and we have dozens and dozens of our faves recommended in previous posts. But westerns are worthy of being watched anytime---I've tried to find some of the newer titles but of course they don't make Westerns nearly often enough these days. Which is too bad, because a well-done Western is worth it's weight in oats.
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Rango, for the whole family, as opposed to Django Unchained which is only for adults of strong constitutions
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Hell on Wheels, this one is filmed in and around Calgary. We've blogged this more than once- it's an excellent series
Brand new to our collection, the Adventures of Brisco County Jr is just a lot of silly fun. This series from 1993 is available in one big 27 episode collection, so before you embark on this adventure set aside 23 hours! Featuring a Harvard graduate bounty hunter, robber baron's, and a recurring mysterious golden orb. Set this in the 1890's, reel it out like vintage movie serials, add a lot of tongue in cheek and keep it "just under over the top". It was well regarded by the critics and had a fierce and loyal following but in spite of that was not renewed beyond the initial first year.
And speaking of filmed in and around Calgary, try any of these sure bets: Shanghai Noon, Unforgiven, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Legends of the Fall and Open Range. And although not filmed near here, I'd feel remiss if I didn't plug my fave western of all time, the wonderful mini series Lonesome Dove.
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The comedy duo Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen play nearly every Portland-dwelling character and poke fun at a lot of West-Coast stereotypes, from the womyn-centered bookstore owners to the young couple drawn into a back-to-the-land cult. My favorite character is the tribal pierced cyclist/activist outraged by absolutely everything. Enjoy the ridiculousness of Kyle Maclachlan as Mayor outed by the press as the member of a roots Reggae group. Musicians Aimee Mann (theme music from Magnolia), Sarah Mclaughlin and Steve Buscemi (Boardwalk Empire) also make guest appearances.You don't have to be hiding a tattoo under your sock to enjoy this fast-paced laughapalooza.
If you have been following this really well crafted series you will be happy to know we have four more titles. Episodes 15/16 and 17/18 are just arriving on the shelves and don't have too many holds on them.
Never heard of it? Read our previous post about this very popular series based on Donna Leon's Italian detective.
Time and time again BBC turns out superior miniseries. With a seemingly endless pool of classically trained talent from which to draw, multi award winning directors, and truly original storylines, they just have an excellent product. When you can't take the endless banality of Hollywood offerings, with their regurgitated plots and their cookie cutter actors and actresses, turn your attention across the pond.
Their latest is the excellent "The Hour". This BBC production is actually about a fictitious BBC show. Set in the mid 50's in the early days of television, it follows the launch of a new sixty minute long current events show. With the always excellent Dominic West acting as the show's anchor, it follows their struggles to strike the right balance between informing and entertaining their audience.
We have just recieved season two, and it is even better than the first, and that's saying something. Set aside 5 hours to watch season one. As I so often do, I went to watch episode one, and stayed up far too late devouring the whole show in one sitting.
Excellent acting, compelling three dimensional characters, several tight, well crafted intersecting plots running throughout the 5 hours, and amazing attention to period details. It was recently nominated for a Golden Globe for Best MiniSeries or Motion Picture made for Television.
It was a while in the making but here's the third list of great shows you just can't find on cable. Just like HBO and FX, AMC produces television that is far better than the majority of shows the basic cable networks put out. Expect all of these shows to be gritty, realistic, and extremely entertaining.
Walking Dead – If you hadn't noticed, we're living in a bit of a Zombie renaissance. Like the infectious horde they are, they've taken over every media outlet whether it's film, TV, videogames, or books. Walking dead is a perfect example of why this is a good thing. A Zombie show that is much more about the living survivors than the monsters trying to get them, The Walking Dead positively oozes drama and tension. In a world ruled by the dead, we're finally forced to start living.
The Killing – I'm cheating a bit with this one as I've only seen the first few episodes but this one certainly seems to deserve the praise it's recieving. The entire series revolves around the murder of a teenage girl and the show pulls no punches when showing the despair such a loss can cause. Far more realistic than the typical Law and Order crime procedural, The Killing looks to be something special.
Breaking Bad – Bryan Cranston has won 3 Emmys for his role as a Nobel prize nominee turned high school teacher turned cancer victim turned meth cook. To say that his acting is phenomenal is an understatement as this is one of the most complex TV characters I've ever seen. We root for him while at the same time cringing at the horrible things he does. We hold our breaths as he nearly gets caught, but we know that he deserves to. His motives are crystal clear one minute and inscrutable the next. As exciting as it is emotional, Breaking Bad deserves your attention.
Mad Men is a great show for the same reasons as Breaking Bad: characters that are complicated, nuanced, and realistic. Though the show undeniably belongs to the suave and chauvinistic Don Draper, the supporting characters are just as well developed and intriguing. So well are the characters developed that a single interaction or offhand comment may give insight into seasons worth of wondering. This one will get you hooked.
Check out Great TV Part 1: HBO and Great TV Part 2: FX for more suggestions.
Benedict Cumberbatch is popping us everywhere these days. He is currently Sherlock in the very modern retelling of Holmes solving crimes in 21st century London. This is a popular series and we have blogged it more than once.
He is the voice of Smaug and The Necromancer in Peter Jackson's latest- The Hobbit. (Sherlock's sidekick John Watson is played by Martin Freeman, who plays Bilbo in The Hobbit). He is to be the next heavy in the new Star Trek. He had smaller roles in The War Horse, and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy earlier this year. He's been in Atonement, The Whistleblower, The Other Boleyn Girl. With the exception of TTSSPY, I enjoyed everyone of these movies. He is a fine dramatic actor.
I quite liked The Last Enemy, a 2008 BBC mini series, which first aired on 'Masterpiece Contemporary'. He plays a disaffected researcher who returns from abroad after the death of his brother, only to find an England he barely recognizes. A government bent on controlling its citizens at all costs, information gathering technology run amok, and a deadly plague. What more can you ask for in a thriller?
And speaking of The Hobbit, I saw it opening night — in glorious Imax, 3D, 48 frames per second. I am a rabid LOTR 's fan and was happy to return to Middle Earth with Peter Jackson at the helm- a few minor complaints such as it was a lot darker than I was expecting for the more light hearted Hobbit, but then that's P Jackson isn't it. Let me say this. While I enjoyed it very much, I do not feel compelled to rush right back to the theatre to see it again like I did with the other three LOTR installments.


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New York Knicks forward Amare Stoudemire will miss approximately six weeks with a knee injury that will require surgery, the team announced Saturday. The Knicks made the announcement before they took on the Utah Jazz at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks said that Stoudemire would need to undergo a knee debridement surgery, a procedure to remove dead or damaged tissue or bone in order to heal the injured area. It's the same procedure he underwent before the season started, which caused him to miss the first two months of the season.
If Stoudemire does miss six weeks, that would keep him out past the end of the regular season on April 17.
The Knicks are also dealing with an injury to star forward Carmelo Anthony, who has missed two straight games with what the Knicks say is a stiff and sore right knee after he was hurt Monday at Cleveland.
Stoudemire was out with his first knee injury until Jan. 1 this season. He was averaging 14.2 points and five rebounds, coming off the bench in all 29 games he played.
Forward Amar'e Stoudemire is scheduled to have a right knee debridement this coming week. He is expected to miss approximately six weeks.
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Beautiful Dress The dress was perfect!! It fit well, all that needed altering was the bottom. One caution is that through the evening some of the tulle started to fall a bit and I would catch it with my feet, so walking was difficult! I had to use safety pins to pin it up so that I could dance and visit. This didn't take away from the grandeur and beauty of the dress, I just wanted to warn those who buy it so that you can be prepared! Otherwise, I felt like a princess all evening and received so many compliments! Just gorgeous!! January 13, 2014
Amazing! I purchased this dress back in February for my September wedding. They only have a size 2 and I am a size 20 and at that time I could not find a plus size women wearing this dress. So I pretty much blindly ordered hoping it would look great! After waiting and waiting to get the dress, in June it finally came in! And I was taken away! We removed the straps and it became that much more beautiful. The color is breath taking. I wanted to post a picture from our wedding so future brides can see how beautiful the dress is and how great it looks on a plus size bride! November 3, 2013
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European Heritage Days
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The European Heritage Days Portal is now online!
In the context of Armenia's Chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers, the European Heritage Days Portal was launched in Yerevan on the 30 August 2013. Since then a limited number of countries are uploading events in order to progressively bring the communications tool alive and have it in full working order for all the EHD events in 2014.
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Thanks man, really helpful .....will wait for ur other half.
The volume of a truncated cone would be the volume of an untruncated cone minus the volume of the bit chopped off.
Hmmm well i didnt want the volume or area......i just wanted an equation. by substituting the height in volume and putting that equation of height in the formula of Surface area for the truncated cone??? Sorry if i am confusing u!!!!
A truncated cone is basically a normal cone with the top cut off. That means that to find the volume, we need the radius of the top circle, the radius of the bottom circle and the height. If we only know one the height and the volume, then we cannot find the other two because it is two variables but only one equation.
Hey, i need some help on the shape.....its basically a truncated cone, and i need to take 2 equation i.e the surface area formula being the one and the volume formula the other (volume is fixed to 600cm3). So i need to substitue volume equation in the surface area, by re-arraning the height (h) in the volume, and putting in the h of surface area, if u get what i mean??? I havent got anyother values, only the volume, that being 600cm3.....please help guys.


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Asia has a disproportionate share of the world's young, working-age population—which represents the most mobile cohort—with resulting major immigration flows to other regions of the world, and increasing intraregional migration as aging and demographic transitions occur at different levels within Asia. The research here focuses in particular on how the labor-sending countries of the region, notably the Philippines and other Colombo Process countries, manage these migration flows, engage in bilateral and multilateral cooperation with migrant-receiving nations, and engage their diasporas. The recruitment process and regulation of recruitment agencies also represent a strand of the work offered here.
Internal migration spurred primarily by employment and marriage helps shape the economic, social, and political life of India's sending and receiving regions. Labor migrants face myriad challenges, including restricted access to basic needs such as identity documentation and social entitlements. This article describes the barriers to integration that labor migrants face, and details the policy environment surrounding their integration challenges.
Tibetans have integrated into Asian and Western societies since 1959 with different types of outcomes. In Part II of our two-part series, Seonaigh MacPherson, Anne-Sophie Bentz, and Dawa Bhuti Ghoso examine integration experiences, the diaspora's political success, the gaps between those in Tibet and Tibetans abroad, and what lies ahead for the Tibetan diaspora.
Approximately 122,000 Tibetans, including those of Tibetan ancestry, live outside their homeland. Seonaigh MacPherson, Anne-Sophie Bentz, and Dawa Bhuti Ghoso provide an in-depth look at Tibetan history and Tibetans' migration to India and the West in this first of our two-part series on the Tibetan diaspora.
Along with increased trade and Chinese investment in Africa has come new migration between the two regions. Malia Politzer places this movement in context and looks at the types of Chinese migrants going to Africa and the Africans going to China.
Economic, social, and political conditions have pushed North Koreans to illegally leave their country and migrate to South Korea, China, Russia, and elsewhere. MPI's Hiroyuki Tanaka examines humanitarian and economic migration flows from North Korea, and the situation of North Koreans living abroad.
The European Union's recent proposal aims to attract highly skilled migrants by granting them access to all EU labor markets—but with some important limitations. Elizabeth Collett of the European Policy Centre explains the basics of the Blue Card proposal, the questions it raises, and national-level reactions.
Sensitive to having too many outsiders, prosperous Asian countries generally have relied on temporary worker programs — with few rights for migrants — to fill gaps in their labor markets. With its historically diverse population, Singapore is the main exception as it sees migrants as a demographic necessity and courts highly skilled migrants.
Prove you can fit in here. That is the challenge many countries placed in stark terms this year by implementing citizenship tests or increasing language requirements. In the case of Australia, the government decided to do both.
A classic labor-surplus nation, Indonesia sends thousands of low-skilled workers every year to countries in the Middle East and elsewhere in Asia, particularly neighboring Malaysia. Graeme Hugo of the University of Adelaide provides an updated look at this and other migration trends in the world's fourth most populous country.
India receives more remittances than any other country in the world. MPI's Muzaffar Chishti explores the factors responsible for remittance growth in the last 15 years.
Historically a diverse country, Singapore since the 1980s has become a top destination for Asian and Western professionals as well as low-skilled migrants from across the region. Brenda S.A. Yeoh of the National University of Singapore reports.
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
This discussion includes a status of preparation of the 2012 GFMD summit, including a discussion on the possible ideas and projects presently being contemplated that would fully integrate migration into the development framework, with a special focus on Africa.
This practical handbook highlights policies and programs that can magnify the resources, both human and financial, that emigrants and their descendants contribute to development. It gives concrete examples of policies and programs that have been effective, and pulls out both useful lessons and common challenges associated with the topics at hand.
This brief outlines the key policy challenges governments and other stakeholders face in addressing the health needs of Asian labor migrants. It highlights the obstacles migrant workers face in accessing health facilities and services at various stages of migration, before proposing five key steps for translating the growing interest in migrant health issues to visible changes on the ground.
The launch in Bangkok of an issue brief series on labor migration in Asia undertaken by MPI and IOM with speakers H.E. Phadermchai Sasomsub, H.E. Kazi Imtiaz Hossain, H.E. Linglingay Lacanlale, Andrew Bruce, and Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias.
This brief examines the complex issues surrounding labor migration from Colombo Process countries. It discusses the progress made—and the policy challenges that remain—with regard to creating efficient and equitable labor migration systems.
Ce manuel pratique et simple d'utilisation à l'usage des décideurs et des praticiens fait le point des mesures les plus récentes prises par les pouvoirs publics en direction des diasporas. La question qui se pose aux responsables politiques n'est pas tant de savoir si les diasporas peuvent être utiles à leur pays d'origine, mais comment elles le sont et quels types de politiques et de programmes publics sont à même de favoriser ces relations.


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As respose to last weeks post Do you join in? We received several wonderful images, among them were these from Fellicity, who works for a company that is contributing to a public realm improvement project "Re-imagining Bairnsdale".
Fellicity writes; Gehl's book Cities for People is being used as guiding principles to develop a masterplan and detailed designs that seek to improve the quality of Bairnsdale's public spaces; to make them more pedestrian friendly and enjoyable.
We are happy to inspire good public spacs around the world and wish Fellicity and her team the best for the project.
Fellicity Di Lorenzo writes; This picture is of a small stencil we've made to put up in the streets to help build awareness and start a dialogue about what changes we can make to the CBD to improve its quality; to re-imagine Bairnsdale. Its temporary wash-off chalk of course!


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In a year that has thus far seen an earthquake in New Zealand; flooding in Brisbane, Australia; and a stunning combination of earthquakes, a tsunami, and nuclear-radiation leakage in Japan, insurance-industry CFOs have even more cause than usual to alert their clients to risk-management strategies. For his part, FM Global CFO Jeff Burchill has been traveling around the United States meeting with clients to preach the company's particular risk-management gospel. The motto? All loss is preventable. As the finance chief at the 175-year-old commercial-property insurer, which last year had $4.7 billion in revenue, Burchill worries even more about risk management than most of his fellow CFOs. Right now, he says he's focusing on three things: Japan, Japan, and Japan.
How has FM Global been affected by the crisis in Japan?
It is the event of the moment, and it appears it's going to have some legs to it. It's affecting us not only because we're in the insurance industry, but also because we have an office in Japan, so we have employees there. We're obviously concerned about their safety and well-being. We've long prided ourselves on the fact that we have our claims personnel and engineers on the ground as soon as the Red Cross shows up, and this is the first event that I'm aware of where we weren't able to do that. We're actually holding people back in Hong Kong because of concerns about radiation exposure.
What will the impact be on your clients?
That's hard to say at this point; things are still developing [Editor's note: this interview was conducted on March 30]. I think there's going to be some significant property damage. There will be some business-interruption claims, of course. There will also be dependent time-element claims. Those occur if XYZ company in New York gets a component made in Japan, and that component is a critical part of the company's manufacturing process and it's going to run out of that part in, say, December. That type of gap has some coverage under our policy.
How frequently does that kind of coverage get triggered?
This is going to be the first event where we have a lot of contingent time-element aggregation from one event. That's because Japan is the third-largest economy in the world and this is a mega-event within that economy.
What are the biggest lessons that CFOs can take away from this catastrophe, regardless of whether they are doing business in Japan or have suppliers there?
The issue is, how well do you know the risk to your supply chain? I think a lot of CFOs are reactive to that issue. And some need to get proactive and think about how to prevent such risks from happening again.
What would have been an appropriate way to hedge that supply-chain risk?
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I'm confused - for each exercise you have to do 5 sets of 12 or 60 reps & then 5 sets of 10 or 50 reps - this is taking me hours to complete. I must be doing soemthing worng here. That would mean 180 reps on each exercise?? so 360 reps for shoulders as you do 2 exercises for each muscle group??
Kerry, here is an example of what you need to do.
Bench press. 12 reps at 100. Minute break. 10 reps at 110. Minute break. 8 reps at 120. Minute break. 6 reps at 130. Minute break. 12 reps at 120. No break. Change to flies at 25 and do 12 reps. That's the end of your chest workout. You've done 60 total reps. Move on to shoulder exercise and repeat process with appropriate weight for what exercise you're doing.
Entire UBWO should only take about 46 minutes depending on how quick you can transition to next body part.
And of course if you are at the gym, I also depends on how soon you can get a bench or the equipment you need for the next set. If not do what I do, go up or down a weight level on that rep or use a similar type of bench for the same purpose. (standing there dropping hints doesn't work at LA Fitness where I go).
HI, I'm new to BFL and was wondering if anyone knows if you are sick, do you continue to go to the gym or rest a day or two then hop back on board? I have the flu (doctor confirmed) and was wondering if I should go to the gym tomorrow, but worried about getting anyone else sick too. Would love some advise. Thanks
If you have the flu I would skip the gym - 1) you are likely contagious so going is a public health hazard; 2) it will hamper your recovery. If you are feeling up to it do your workout at home using body weight exercises or exercise bands. Get better soon and you will back to the gym in no time!
Thank you. I knew I shouldn't go to the gym but was so sick yesterday I wasn't thinking straight. I do have a treadmill and weights here at home incase I'm not 100% myself tomorrow. I've rested yesterday and today but don't want I go too long in between workouts. I'm determined to make this plan work for me :-).
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Lee Marvin gives a spellbinding performance as a wounded outlaw who appears as a romantic figure to two impressionable youths (Ron Howard and Gary Grimes). Nursed back to health by the boys, the outlaw enlists them in his robberies only to callously betray them.
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Composer: Frank Carlin
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Screenplay: Harriet Frank Jr.
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Set Decorator : Antonio Mateos
Screenplay: Irving Ravetch
Editor: Frank J. Urioste
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Cinematographer: Brian West