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Ubisoft's detailed its E3 line-up, which includes Assassin's Creed: Revelations, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Driver: San Francisco.
The company's press conference is due to kick off on June 6 at 2:30 pm PST (10:30pm BST) at the Los Angeles Theatre, and you can watch it streamed live at http://www.uplay.com, http://www.youtube.com/ubisoft and of course all the headlines will appear here on CVG as it happens.
This year's E3 also marks the start of Ubisoft's 25th anniversary, and the company says it's celebrating by delivering its strongest and most diverse portfolio to date.
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Already known for its growing collection of blockbuster brands, Ubisoft's E3 line-up features high definition titles that set the bar for gaming creativity and quality, including: Assassin's Creed Revelations, Call of Juarez: The Cartel, Driver San Francisco, Rayman Origins and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier.
Ubisoft is entering the online games market in earnest, giving customers continuous connections to their favourite games whenever and wherever they want. By offering innovative new online titles, Ubisoft is using this year's E3 to announce its presence as a key player in the online games space. Titles on display include: From DustTM, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online, and TrackMania2 Canyon.
Ubisoft rules the casual market, holding the number one third-party position on Kinect, 3DS and Wii. Ubisoft continues to pioneer on emerging mainstream technologies and creating games with real-life benefits that the whole family can enjoy. Ubisoft's casual games featured at E3 include: The Adventures of Tintin, MotionSports Adrenaline, RocksmithTM, the upcoming new Raving Rabbids, Just Dance, and Your ShapeTM games.
"Ubisoft has been delivering top-notch entertainment for 25 years, and we're incredibly grateful for all of our fans," said Ubisoft CEO, Yves Guillemot of the line-up.
"We plan for the upcoming years to be just as exciting and full of innovation, and the wide range of creative, fun and unique titles we're demonstrating at E3 illustrate the stellar talent of our development teams and Ubisoft's ongoing investment in delivering entertaining and innovative products to consumers."


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VSEA seeks to reduce Montpelier parking pinchBy David Taube
STAFF WRITER | February 24,2013MONTPELIER A state workers union is working to resolve the capital citys long-standing parking problems, which have been compounded by a recent legislative change, construction projects and the relocation of some Waterbury state workers to Montpelier.
An online survey by the Vermont State Employees Association has gathered more than 100 responses for what kind of travel reimbursement package they would like in order to help reduce parking issues in the capital city.
The responses will help inform solutions and a discussion at a meeting from noon to 1 p.m. March 12 in the House chambers of the Statehouse.
VSEA organizing director Kristen Warner said even with the addition of the Carr Lot by Taylor Street and the Winooski River, theres a net deficit of 290 spaces every day. At National Life, theres a deficit of 250 spaces every day, which doesnt include visitors, she said.
This is a pretty huge concern, she said. (And) that comes from the (Buildings and General Services) commissioner.
In late January, VSEA representatives met with state officials to reconcile the issue, bringing forth proposed solutions. The state Department of Buildings and General Services has responded to the recommendations, and the state is still evaluating how to proceed.
For the current legislative session, the state had expanded the number of reserved spots for legislators and legislative staff from 208 to 240, an increase that took away from the overall parking for state government. Warner said VSEA wants the spaces on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A November report noted that for the 1,595 state employees there year-round, parking areas adjacent to and near the Statehouse and key state buildings during the legislative session would be 992.
Traffic guidelines suggest that for every 10 people, there are eight spots, a ratio that exists when the Legislature is not in session but one that drops to six spots per 10 people during the session, according to the state.
The state last fall identified several ways to address parking woes, identifying options that range from 50 percent subsidies on bus passes to other financial incentives for measures like vanpooling. Michael Obuchowski, commissioner of Buildings and General Services, said funds are available for a pilot program.
The survey began last week and ends March 1.
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Federal court dismisses AHA lawsuit — NHL players and the mumps — Oversight to be restructured
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IRS CONSIDERING (TEMPORARY) SHUTDOWN — The IRS commissioner is considering shutting down the agency for one day to save money, after its budget was cut in the cromnibus. John Koskinen said yesterday that's one idea reluctantly being tossed around, although he hopes it's not necessary. He has already suspended overtime and enacted a hiring freeze. The tightening comes as the IRS gets ready for a big job next year: reconciling Obamacare tax credits and doling out penalties for people who didn't get health coverage. The Pro story: http://politico.pro/1z9PbyO
EBOLA'S SCARY, BUT FOCUS ON THE FLU — Ebola may be exotic and scary, but the country needs to pay more attention to ongoing infectious diseases like flu, HIV/AIDS and food-borne illnesses, says the Trust for America's Health in a new report. These conditions might not make headlines every day, but they sicken millions and cost billions of dollars. "When there is no major threat dominating our headlines, we start letting our guards down," said Jeffrey Levi, the Trust's executive director. The report recommends improved disease surveillance systems and enhanced research and development of vaccines, treatments and diagnostics. The report: http://bit.ly/13h83xS The Pro story: http://politico.pro/1z9ubbB
— Speaking of the flu, the CDC reported yesterday that influenza activity in the U.S. increased from Sept. 28 to Dec. 6. Influenza A viruses were the most frequently identified, and more than half weren't as sensitive to this year's vaccine. But you should still get your flu shot, the agency says. Not that your writer ever does.
It's the Friday before Christmas at PULSE. Not to put a damper on the holidays, but January will be here before we know it and so I'm wondering: Who will be the best tweeter in Congress now that Rep. John Dingell (a major health care guy, too) has retired?
— Recall this one, from September. @john_dingell: "Yelling at hospital TV as House debates YET ANOTHER bill to gut the Clean Water Act. Nice of the nurses to check in on me though. I'm fine." You just can't ignore a member of Congress who tweets from a hospital bed. I'll see you back here Monday, readers.
"Silver bells, silver bells, it's PULSE time in the city."
FEDERAL COURT DISMISSES AHA LAWSUIT — A lawsuit brought by the American Hospital Association over HHS's backlog of Medicare appeals has been dismissed in D.C. by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg. He wrote that he's sympathetic to the plight of hospitals that "have to wait years for the resolution of their claims — and their money" but that the delay (while far from ideal) is "not so egregious as to warrant intervention." The decision: http://1.usa.gov/1AxGLP5
RESTRUCTURING OVERSIGHT — Incoming House Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz is restructuring the panel's subcommittees. There will now be six subcommittees instead of five, and health issues will be handled by a new Health Care, Benefits and Administrative Rules subcommittee chaired by Rep. Jim Jordan (health is currently grouped into a subcommittee along with energy). In case this isn't obvious, the subcommittee will focus on issues related to HHS, Medicare/Medicaid, government-wide rules and regulations and Social Security.
— Oversight Republicans are out with a staff report saying poor decision-making by administrative law judges in the Social Security Administration disability program has potentially wasted billions of federal dollars. The SSA is allowing the judges to decide cases even when they demonstrate incompetence or negligence in handling their responsibilities, the report says: http://1.usa.gov/1zCaczM
'KING' CASE CONCERNS S&P — Analysts for S&P said yesterday they're worried about how the outcome of the King v. Burwell Obamacare subsidies case could affect the outlook for not-for-profit health insurance plans, if the Supreme Court ends up blocking subsidies to federal-run exchanges.
— "We do have some concerns there that an adverse ruling could result in many, many people losing their newly won health insurance … and of course, like everybody else, we're going to wait and see what happens," said Martin Arrick, managing director of U.S. Public Finance for S&P's Ratings Services.
CHINA AGREES TO STEAMLINE APPROVALS — Yesterday Chinese officials agreed to streamline the approval of U.S. pharmaceutical and medical devices and promised fair treatment for American companies targeted for investigation under China's anti-monopoly law. The Pro story: http://politico.pro/1zCw7Ha
NURSES VIEWED AS HONEST, CONGRESS NOT — Nurses should probably start passing laws instead of Congress. They still top the list when Americans are asked which professions are the most honest, followed by doctors and pharmacists. Eighty percent of respondents to a Gallup poll said nurses have "very high or high" ethical standards, while 65 percent gave that response for doctors and pharmacists. Members of Congress rank at the other end of the spectrum, lower than car salesmen, at 7 percent. The poll: http://bit.ly/1AwTgKD
WHY NHL PLAYERS ARE GETTING MUMPS — Thirteen NHL players are said to have the mumps in a baffling outbreak of the disease over the last two months. Why? It could be partly due to the growing influence of the anti-vaccine movement, which, although not supported by scientific evidence, is gaining traction in the U.S. and Canada, writes BloombergView's Cass Sunstein. The outbreak hasn't been stopped despite many players having already been vaccinated. One problem is that the vaccine isn't completely effective, and exposure can't easily be avoided in the high-contact sport of hockey, he writes. http://bv.ms/1xsPzb7
HUMANA LOWERS HIV DRUG COSTS — Humana will lower patient cost-sharing for HIV drugs from 50 percent co-insurance to 10 percent co-insurance in Florida, according to an agreement flagged by the AIDS Institute — which had filed a federal discrimination complaint with the National Health Law Program against that insurer and three others in the state. For HIV drugs costing less than $600, Humana will lower patients' cost to a $50 co-pay. Humana denies the allegation that it structured its formulary in a discriminatory way but agreed to implement the changes for 2015. Earlier this year, Florida regulators reached a similar agreement with Cigna.
OOPS, HOSPITALS — More than 700 hospitals will have their Medicare payments reduced by 1 percent because of poor performance in reducing conditions that patients pick up during their stay, CMS said yesterday. Under the ACA, hospitals that rank in the top quartile for hospital-acquired conditions will see their payments cut starting this fiscal year.
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Tuesday: "Have a Nice Day" by Bon Jovi
Wednesday: "Turn Down For What" by Lil' Jon
Thursday: "(Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man With the Bag" by Black Prairie
Friday: "Silver Bells" by Bing Crosby
HEALTH STATUS DISPARITIES — The ACA will probably do a lot to reduce coverage disparities between whites and American Indians/Alaska Natives, but disparities persist among those who are 65 or older and have disabilities, says a report from the Kaiser Family Foundation. Medicare provides coverage for most American Indians and Alaska Natives, but its relatively high cost-sharing and gaps in benefits can be problematic if individuals don't have additional supplemental coverage or can't access Indian Health Service providers. The report: http://bit.ly/1GWm40Y
PEOPLE WHO MATTERED IN 2014 — In its list of "10 people who mattered" this year, the science journal Nature included Suzanne Topalian, a Johns Hopkins cancer researcher and physician. Topalian helped pioneer a cancer immunotherapy to treat people with advanced melanoma by turning the body's own defenses against cancer. The drug is part of a new class of drugs called PD-1 inhibitors, which allow T cells in the immune system to jump into high gear and attack tumors. Two such drugs were approved this year — one in Japan and one more recently by the FDA. The article: http://bit.ly/1z4GA0m
GOT PROSTATE CANCER? EXERCISE! — A new study shows that men with localized prostate cancer can increase their survival chances by exercising. Researchers at Stockholm's Karolinska Institutet found that men with the disease who walked or cycled for 20 or more minutes a day had 30 percent less risk for death from any cause and 39 percent less risk for death as a result of their cancer compared to those who exercised less. The study was published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention.
HHS RESPONDS TO CEI LAWSUIT — HHS says it asked for more information to process a FOIA request — and never heard back — from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a group that says it's suing the agency for not "adequately" responding to three requests. CEI, which is representing the plaintiffs in the King v. Burwell Obamacare subsidies lawsuit, says it's seeking documents that could shed light on whether HHS originally intended for insurance subsidies to be awarded through federal-run exchanges.
"The Department responded to the Competitive Enterprise Institute within three days, asking for more information to process its request. CEI did not reply," said HHS spokeswoman Meaghan Smith.
WHAT WE'RE READING, By David Pittman
The New York Times' Upshot blog breaks down the uptick in Medicaid enrollment in non-expansion states. http://nyti.ms/1ANc7RF
Also in the Times, its editorial board backs insurance coverage of certain medical treatments for transgendered people. http://nyti.ms/1ANbp6W
Kaiser Family Foundation President Drew Altman writes in the Wall Street Journal about GOP governors' efforts to expand Medicaid. http://on.wsj.com/1wJKB8i
The Birmingham News updates Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley's work to move the state's Medicaid program to managed care. http://bit.ly/1w4BdXZ
The NIH is restarting MERS research, NPR's Shots blog writes. http://n.pr/1C7pXj0
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In Savar, Bangladesh many opportunities keep the more than 320 villages active and bustling; schools, mosques, factories, and markets. However, for the 1.4 million who call it home, contributions to the community's growth and participation in the opportunities are easily distracted by the lack of access to safe water.
Meet Poppy Begum, a 28 year old wife and mother. Her husband is a tea vendor and she manages their home in Savar. Because her husband must work at the market to provide for the family, Poppy is solely responsible for finding and collecting water each day. Access to safe water is not an option in her village. She shared concerns about how the government has not yet developed a water or sewage system for the community. Thus, women like Poppy usually source water from a pond or river. She found a relative who, for a short time, allowed her to use his well. However she hated to depend on another's generosity to care for her own family, especially when he started to treat her rudely for using his water. This led her back to a local pond to collect water for drinking, bathing and washing clothes.
Relief came to Poppy's situation when DSK, a local partner of Water.org, began work in her village. DSK conducted hygiene and water education classes. Poppy took an interest in the program. She learned about Water.org's WaterCredit through the program and felt it was a reasonable solution to her water issues. Shortly after learning about the micro-loans, Poppy and her husband took out a loan and installed a submersible pump at home.
Now she is pleased to have water just outside her door. As would be the case for many women in this region, Poppy explained how relieved she is that she doesn't have to spend her time collecting unsafe water. She has more time to do the household chores, care for her children, and embrace the opportunities that await them in life. With sincere gratitude she said, "I am happy that my children will not know the water crisis like I did before."
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A court official says Guatemala's first lady is ending her eight-year marriage so she can seek to succeed her husband as president.
Guatemala's constitution prohibits members of a president's extended family from running for the presidency.
Judiciary spokesman Edwin Escobar says divorce proceedings began Monday between Sandra Torres de Colom and President Alvaro Colom, who cannot run for re-election.
If both parties agree, the divorce could be final in about a month.
Torres announced March 8 that she will be the presidential candidate of the governing National Unity for Hope party in the September election.
Torres' spokesman could not be reached for comment.Otto Perez Molina of the Patriotic Party says that they are engaging in fraud while Eduardo Suger of CREO is calling the Colom's a "cheap soap opera." The former President of the Evangelical Alliance of Guatemala described their end around as a "mockery," "deceitful," "immoral," and "lacking ethics."
The Catholic Bishop of San Marcos, on the other hand, didn't seem to get too worked up about the divorce. He expressed "surprise" and said that the Church does not accept divorce. However, they were never married in the Church.
Like I said. It was wise not to invite the other Central American heads of state to the Obama-Funes get together in El Salvador.
And if you haven't read Daniel Altschuler and Javier Corrales' post on Torres and Perez Molina at Americas Quarterly yet, I would encourage you to do so. Here's the takeaway in my opinion.
But the Iron Fist and conjugal continuismo actually exemplify the same vicious cycle: unhealthy institutions breed unhealthy politics, which in turn further damage institutions. Perez's candidacy shows how weak institutional capacity to contain crime spurs demand for a more coercive apparatus, which can further weaken civilian control of the military. Torres' candidacy shows how weak institutions of checks and balances allow for an over-concentration of power in the executive. This, in turn, further undermines checks and balances, makes the ruling party more obsequious, and polarizes government-opposition relations.I have just one quick thing to add. Sandra and Alvaro's decision to divorce so that she can run for president is another example of the weakness of Guatemala's political parties. UNE was established in 2002. While Colom was its presidential candidate in both 2003 and 2007, the party won thirty-two (20%) congressional seats in 2003 and forty-eight (30%) in 2007. Even though its representation in congress down to forty, it still is eight seats larger than the Patriotic Party. It is sad that the party could not come up with a candidate that did not confront constitutional barriers to office.
I am going out on a limb here to bet that the next Borge y Asociados poll has her come in under ten percent. Does anyone think that the announcement of her candidacy and then her divorce is going to help her in the polls?


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Solving Exponential Equations with the 'Same' Base - Problem 1
Solving a exponential equation is pretty easy when our bases are the same because if our bases are the same, we know our exponents have to be the same. For this particular case, our bases are different though, we have 7 and 49 and what we really have to figure out is how we can make these bases the same.
So we need to think about is what do these two numbers have in common? They're both powers of 7, 49 we can rewrite as 7² so let's go ahead and do that. These sides are the same so I'm left with +1 and then this is just going to equal 7². Rewriting that 49 as a power of 7.
So what we've done is we've changed an equation with two different bases to now having the same base, so we know that x plus 1 has, oops I changed my plus to a minus, that looks like I did, that changes back to a minus. So I know that x minus 1 is equal to 2, solving this out x has equal 3, so even if we had different bases, take a second see if you can figure out what base they have in common, rewrite it and then solve.


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- A: Chondroitin is a naturally occurring substance formed of sugar chains, and it's believed to help the body maintain fluid and flexibility in the joints. Glucosamine is a sugar protein believed to help develop and renew cartilage (the hard connective tissue mainly located on bones near joints) and to keep it lubricated for better joint movement and flexibility. Chondroitin and glucosamine are often sold as herbal supplements. There are no regulated manufacturing standards in place for many herbal compounds, and some marketed supplements have been found to be contaminated with toxic metals or other drugs. Supplements should be purchased from a reliable source to minimize the risk of contamination. And although manufacturers of supplements often make dramatic claims, they aren't required by law to prove that their products work. However, there adequate data available for this combination to suggest that it's effective for osteoarthritis. Always read and follow the complete directions and warnings on over-the-counter products and discuss their use with your health care provider before taking them. You can also find helpful information at http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/chondroitin-glucosamine. Sarah Lewis, PharmD
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How do migrant sending and receiving countries both get more of what they want—without the receiving countries committing to a new stream of permanent migration? The European Union thinks it may have found an answer in the concept of "mobility partnerships."
While the countries that make a point of competing for the world's best and brightest tweaked their entry systems in 2007, the European Commission took a bold leap in late October: it formally proposed a European Union "Blue Card" scheme for admitting highly qualified non-EU workers who already have a work contract in a Member State and professional qualifications.
The language of migration and development—remittances, diaspora, brain drain, circular migration—has become standard among researchers and NGOs interested in development issues. In 2007, that language formally became part of the migration policy agenda, particularly in Europe.
Countries continue to adopt technological means of supporting border and immigration officials' decisions about what travelers pose risks or are barred by law, making biometrics the norm and not the exception.
With reforms to its 2005 immigrant integration law and the unveiling of a National Integration Plan, Germany expects to improve integration and come closer to the European Union's Common Basic Principles on immigrant integration. MPI's Eric Leise reports.
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This policy brief outlines the causes of educational disadvantage among young children of immigrants and explores strategies for improving their educational and socioeconomic outlook.
This policy brief examines the social mobility prospects of the children of Turkish immigrants across five EU nations—Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands—and seeks to identify institutional arrangements that promote their academic success and transition into the labor market.
This report examines the ways in which governments can make the emerging global mobility system work better for European migrant-receiving countries, their developing-country partners, and the migrants themselves.
This report seeks to untangle the economic consequences of immigration from the intricate web of influences that affect the labor market by examining the role of various non-immigration factors in determining labor supply and demand.
This book analyzes approaches, strategies, and best practices from EU Member States that could contribute to a sustainable integration policy. It thus provides European, national, regional, and local decisionmakers with instruments they can draw on in establishing a framework for integration.
This policy brief explores the often neglected migration management potential of "regularization" or "legalization" programs, arguing that properly conceived and carefully executed "earned" regularization programs can not only prevent the number and flow of unauthorized migrants from building to unacceptable levels, but can also set the stage for smarter use of enforcement resources and improvements in labor market and social policy development.
This report looks at what, over time, has determined the various departmental or ministerial locations of migration policy decision-making in different states.
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G.O.P. Still Worried About Birthers, N.F.L. not Concerned About Michael Vick's Past Problems
• Some times, frolicking with a happy dolphin can be the most terrifying experience in the world. [BBC]
• At least the person who made the 911 call to the Cambridge police department didn't say anything about race. [Gawker]
• Michael Vick is reinstated to the N.F.L. He can play as early as October. [Huff Post]
• Apparently, the G.O.P. is still concerned about Obama's place of birth. [Politico]
• Have no fear, Twitter privileges have not been revoked inside the White House. [Tech Crunch]
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Now as a girl from NJ, I can promise you I know a good pizza. Nothing beats the fun of making your own at home. I'll admit to not always making my own pizza dough but never have I ever nor will I ever use a marinara sauce from a jar.
While I personally tend to like more cheese in proportion to the sauce, the sauce is what can really make or break your pizza. In a sauce pan, I like to start off with a tablespoon of olive oil and let at least two pieces of cracked garlic infuse its way in on medium heat. Once browning begins, turn the heat to a low simmer and add a 6oz can of tomato paste. Fill the can with warm water and add about half of it to the sauce pan. Stir until consistency is smooth and repeat. You'll need to fill the can once more. Also, add in some basil, oregano, minced garlic if you need more, salt, pepper, and don't forget to sneak a taste occasionally. If you want a little brightness, add a teaspoon of fresh squeezed lemon juice. MUST BE FRESH. No excuses-I mean it. I have tried from concentrate in there and trust me, ew.
This whole process takes about 7-10 minutes. You want a smooth and shiny consistency of sauce, easy to spread and not too liquid state. I can guarantee you this will make your pizza excellent. I'm also now going to kill two birds with one stone-if you'd like to know what to use for pasta, I recommend a can of crushed tomatoes instead of the paste. Also, up the garlic and olive oil measurements depending on the amount of people you are serving.
So go ahead, try it out and take a bite. Let me know what you think :)


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Chicago Bears' Devin Hester (23) grabs a pass for a touchdown in the second half of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Coach Lovie Smith likes to split a season into quarters, and the Bears have earned a passing mark that puts them tied atop the NFC North with the Minnesota Vikings.
''To finish up the first quarter at 3-1 [was] a goal we had to accomplish,'' Smith said. ''Our guys came out ready to play.''
The Bears' 34-18 victory Monday against the Dallas Cowboys was their most complete performance against a quality opponent in more than 10 months.
On Nov. 20, 2011, the Bears defeated the San Diego Chargers 31-20 at Soldier Field to push their record to 7-3. But quarterback Jay Cutler injured his right thumb in that game, and the Bears failed to win any of their next five games before eking out a victory against the moribund Minnesota Vikings in the season finale to finish 8-8.
After an offseason in which the Bears upgraded their offensive personnel, they were considered a Super Bowl contender. But their first two victories had come against the Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams, two teams coming off 2-14 seasons.
The Bears were a disappointment in their first real test, a 23-10 loss to the Green Bay Packers on ''Thursday Night Football.'' That defeat raised questions about a range of issues — from the quarterback to the coach to (as always) the offensive line.
But Monday at Cowboys Stadium, the Bears controlled every facet of the game. Each phase — offense, defense and special teams — made meaningful contributions in an impressive victory against the Cowboys.
Cutler had his highest quarterback rating — 140.1 — since a victory against the Philadelphia Eagles in November 2010. He completed 18 of 24 passes for 275 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. And despite two sacks, Cutler largely benefitted from solid pass protection from his beleaguered offensive line.
''We just have to take the momentum and keep going with it,'' Cutler said. ''This league is about stringing together wins.''
That's entirely possible because the Bears' next four opponents — the Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions, Carolina Panthers and Tennessee Titans — have combined to win four games. All are 1-3.
It's too early to gauge the potential of the Cowboys, but there's no denying their talent-rich roster, most notably perennial Pro Bowl linebacker DeMarcus Ware.
The Bears' defense dominated, scoring touchdowns on interception returns by cornerback Charles Tillman and linebacker Lance Briggs. Safety Major Wright added two interceptions and nickel back D.J. Moore one.
That Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo passed for more than 300 yards didn't matter. Tackle Henry Melton led a solid effort by the Bears' defensive line, which got enough pressure on Romo and rendered running back DeMarco Murray ineffective. The Cowboys ran for only 41 yards and counted on Romo to keep them in the game.
''We felt we could have gotten to him more,'' Melton said. ''We can always do something better.''
That certainly can be said of the Bears' offense, which has been inconsistent since an explosive season opener against the Colts. The offense finished with 361 net yards and showed a balanced attack behind an offensive line many projected to struggle in prime time. Cutler made some brilliant throws, including a 34-yard touchdown pass to Devin Hester, and running back Matt Forte, who missed the last game with an ankle injury, was efficient enough with 13 carries for 52 yards.
Afterward, Cutler said the offense could be even better.
''We're not where we need to be yet,'' Cutler said.
There were plenty of others who made timely plays on offense. Receiver Brandon Marshall caught seven passes for 138 yards and a 31-yard touchdown, Hester had his touchdown catch, running back Michael Bush converted a third-and-one and receiver Alshon Jeffrey had three catches for 32 yards.
But the most notable contribution might have come from tight end Kellen Davis. Davis dropped a pass in the first quarter but rebounded with three catches for 62 yards. In the second quarter, Davis had a 16-yard catch on third-and-10 after Cutler avoided a sack.
And while Hester didn't pop a long return on special teams, kicker Robbie Gould was his usual, steady self, making field goals of 43 and 21 yards.
Hester, though, applauded the defense.
''To me, this was a defensive victory,'' he said. ''When you come up with five turnovers and 14 points, you pretty much won the game. They had an amazing night.''


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When your life spins out of control, asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.The American Psychological Association recommends you seek the help of a trained mental health professional if:
- You constantly worry.
- You feel trapped.
- You aren't getting any better with self-help.
- You feel as if you can't handle things alone.
- Your feelings are affecting your job, relationships or sleep or eating habits.
Other reasons to seek help: Someone who knows you well suggests that you go to counseling or you have an untreated problem with substance abuse.
These are only some of the symptoms that may warrant seeking help. You may have others that concern you. More information on Mental Health
A Workable Guide to Good Mental Health
What is depression?
A depressive disorder is a whole-body illness, involving the body, mood, and thoughts, and affects the way a person eats and sleeps, feels about himself or herself, and thinks about things. It is not the same as being unhappy or in a blue mood. Nor is it a sign of personal weakness or a condition that can be willed or wished away. People with a depressive illness cannot merely "pull themselves together" and get better.
Without treatment, symptoms can last for weeks, months, or years. Appropriate treatment, however, can help most people who suffer from depression. During any one year period, nearly 19 million American adults suffer from depressive illness. Yet, treatment can alleviate symptoms in nearly 80 percent of cases.
What are the different types of depression?
Depressive disorders come in different forms, as do other illnesses, such as heart disease. Three of the most prevalent types of depressive disorders include the following:
- Major depression. A combination of symptoms (see symptom list) that interfere with the ability to work, sleep, eat, and enjoy once pleasurable activities. These disabling episodes of depression can occur once, twice, or several times in a lifetime.
- Dysthymia. Long-term, chronic symptoms that do not disable, but keep people from functioning at "full steam" or from feeling good. Sometimes, people with dysthymia also experience major depressive episodes.
- Bipolar disorder (manic-depression). A chronic, recurring condition that includes cycles of depression and elation or mania.
Within these types, there are variations in the number of symptoms, their severity, and persistence.
What are the symptoms of depression?
The following are the most common symptoms of depression. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. In general, nearly everyone suffering from depression has ongoing feelings of sadness, and may feel helpless, hopeless, and irritable.
The American Psychiatric Association suggests that professional help is advisable for those who have four or more of the following symptoms continually for more than two weeks:
- Noticeable change of appetite, with either significant weight loss not attributable to dieting or weight gain
- Noticeable change in sleeping patterns, such as fitful sleep, inability to sleep, early morning awakening, or sleeping too much
- Loss of interest and pleasure in activities formerly enjoyed
- Persistent sad, anxious, or "empty" mood
- Feelings of hopelessness, pessimism
- Restlessness, irritability
- Decreased energy, fatigue, being "slowed down"
- Feelings of worthlessness
- Persistent feelings of hopelessness
- Feelings of inappropriate guilt
- Inability to concentrate or think, indecisiveness
- Recurring thoughts of death or suicide, wishing to die, or attempting suicide (Note: Individuals with this symptom should receive treatment immediately!)
Melancholia (defined as overwhelming feelings of sadness and grief), accompanied by the following:
- Waking at least two hours earlier than normal in the morning
- Feeling more depressed in the morning
- Moving significantly more slowly
- Disturbed thinking–for example, severely depressed people sometimes have beliefs not based in reality about physical disease, sinfulness, or poverty
- Physical symptoms, such as headaches, digestive disorders, and chronic pain
Treatment for depression
Specific treatment for depression will be determined by your health care provider based on:
Your age, overall health, and medical history
Extent of the depression
Your tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
Expectations for the course of the disorder
Your opinion or preference
Generally, based on the outcome of evaluations, depressive disorders are treated with medication or either psychotherapy or cognitive behavioral therapy, or a combination of medication and therapy.
You can also help yourself
Depressive disorders can make a person feel exhausted, worthless, helpless, and hopeless. Such negative thoughts and feelings make some people feel like giving up. It is important to realize that these negative views are part of the depression and typically do not accurately reflect the actual circumstances. Negative thinking fades as treatment begins to take effect. In the meantime, consider the following:
- Set realistic goals in light of the depression and assume a reasonable amount of responsibility.
- Break large tasks into small ones, set some priorities, and do what you can as you can.
- Try to be with other people and to confide in someone; it is usually better than being alone and secretive.
- Participate in activities that may make you feel better.
- Mild exercise, going to a movie, a ball game, or participating in religious, social, or other activities may help.
- Expect your mood to improve gradually, not immediately. Feeling better takes time.
It is advisable to postpone important decisions until the depression has lifted. Before deciding to make a significant transition – change jobs, get married or divorced – discuss it with others who know you well and have a more objective view of your situation.
People rarely "snap out of" a depression. But they can feel a little better day-by-day.
Remember, positive thinking will replace the negative thinking that is part of the depression and will disappear as your depression responds to treatment.
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Celebrate Samuel Pepys' 380th birthday in style! Perhaps the English language's most famous diarist, Pepys was a prosperous civil servant and "man-about-town" in Restoration London, and the diaries that he kept from 1660-1668 reveal a glimpse into the life of a middle-class bon vivant under the reign of the "merry monarch" Charles II. Pepys was an enthusiastic amateur musician who sang and played the lute, viol, and flageolet; his diaries chronicle (among other adventures) his experiences making convivial music with both the best and the worst musicians that London had to offer.
Playing on the very instruments that Pepys favored, Seven Times Salt brings Pepys' bustling, bewigged, and sometimes bawdy London to life with dramatic readings from the diaries. We include music by Hume, Humfrey, Blagrave, Young, and Locke (all of whom were friends of Pepys).


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One of the best imports from Russia in recent years is Sergei Lukyanenko's dark fantasy trilogy (and now quadrilogy) Night Watch. The series of books has made Lukyanenko one of the most important authors in the fantasy genre. His Russian take on dark fantasy brought a breath of fresh air to the genre and this unique vision is what makes his books such a hot commodity.
Two of his books have already been turned into live action movies. Night Watch and Day Watch were monster hits in Russia and showed that the Russian film industry can deliver a highly polished end product that can provide the same level of excellence in terms of the technical aspects of it. The latest installment in the franchise, Twilight Watch , is currently being shot in Russia. This third installment, will be shot entirely in English. This is a marked departure from the previous two movies which were shot in Russian. Twilight Watch will also be a co-production venture with the United States' Fox film company and will have a tentative release date in 2009.
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1 | AnnekeJune 11th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
Wow Hollywood way to ruin a great thing. The movies are awesome (not the best representation of the books) but this is too much. In English? Pfff. The Russian actors in these movies are stellar and to change them out for Americans is stupid. grrr.
2 | borisJune 15th, 2008 at 10:45 pm
yes i agree they should leave it as it is
3 | ShaneAugust 1st, 2008 at 10:24 pm
I dont speak russian but I wish the yanks would have just left it alone let it be made like the other two they better not stuff it.
4 | chrisAugust 3rd, 2008 at 10:38 pm
yeah I totally agree. I've seen both Night Watch and Day Watch and for them to change characters will ruin the movie. There's nothing I hate more then when they change actors. I'm american and don't speak russian but since the story takes place in russia it should be filmed in russia by russians with russian actors speaking russian. I don't mind reading subtitles or listening to the english dubbed version. I mean look at Harry Potter….sure it's in English but it's not American and if it was it wouldn't be the same. Worse case scenario I atleast hope they keep the same actors. And I agree about Hollywood. Hollywood is the root of all evil. In the end nothing good ever comes from there.
5 | MavOctober 12th, 2008 at 4:07 pm
Thats not the worst case senario though. The worst case senario is if they deviate from the book plot because the director decided to take "poetive license" to "cator to the american audience". I hate it when directors try to change what happens in the book and screw up the story line so bad it isn't the same story anymore.
6 | kiddusDecember 13th, 2008 at 3:57 am
Whenever a good series or an actor shows promise after many years of work in Asia or Europe ,along come the yanks and stuff things up.Lets hope Timur is still directing and remains true to his original style, not a Tom Cruise "Last samurai" type of movie.
7 | mickDecember 16th, 2008 at 6:54 pm
i agree. im australian and dont speak a work of russian but i love it. i dont mind reading subtitles or listening to the english dubbed version either and i do really hope the actors are the ssame.. it would be a huge let down if they change them.
8 | HysubeDecember 30th, 2008 at 6:13 pm
ah but the movies are still being filmed in Russia, and its still the same actors most likely no American can take the place of Anton he is Russian, and they cannot really remove those same chars because it will crash the movies, on top of all the things going down here are they just get exclusive rights to lend their product and have rights to sell it in America, the actors i am sure are bilingual if i remember correct they are the ones who did the voice overs to English the only difference is its not gonna have them with their Russian tongue its still gonna be a good movie and i think that in Russia things wont change so easily…. so if i may conclude my query and stand point, with i believe that the movies will still have their charm and good actors, and that it will still be a very good movie
9 | antonJRJanuary 1st, 2009 at 6:01 pm
If they change the characters there will be hell to pay! not only will the film be shit with different actors but devoted fans like myself will come down on the cunts who changed the actors like a sack of shit!
Has anyone here seen WANTED, the bloke who plays anton was in that and when me and my mates saw WANTED at the cinema we nearly got kicked out for shouting "ITS ANTON GORODETSKY" No film sustains the same quality after they change an actor, take the mummy 3 tomb of the dragon emperor, different evelyn=wank film
10 | HJanuary 2nd, 2009 at 5:07 pm
Dont quoat me on this but I was half watching the extras on my DVD of Day Watch and so I believe the Actors are all the same but so I understand (as it was all in Russian) will be learning english for the film. so we still get that very sexy Russian accents to listen to. but the english land scape is not the same as the russian land scape I really do hope they dont give it the shiny weston look. I love the Russian look all rustic and old elgance.
11 | DerekJanuary 25th, 2009 at 8:21 am
I am American and I loved the first two movies, Russian-speaking actors and all. I am concerned that replacing the actors will unduly affect the tone and mood of the new film. One of the most charming things about the movies was the stylized treatment of subtitles, and I have grown attached to the actors in their established roles within the -Watch continuity. Fox can burn for all I care.
12 | NeoMarch 5th, 2009 at 3:13 am
Matrix trilogy all over again!
13 | MichaelMarch 9th, 2009 at 12:52 am
I speak both russian and english, so watching movie in either language is not a problem for me. However, I will not watch Twilight Watch if the movie is done completely in English. A large number of russian sayings and slangs do not translate well to english and the movie will definitely lose the russian feel of it. I looked up some other posts and it is definitely being done in english with both russian and american actors.
Bekmambetov sold out to Fox and it is sad.
14 | dannyMarch 16th, 2009 at 3:11 am
i hope that they dont cock it up because of the american money and try to pander to the american audience. one of the most enjoyable movie franchises for the last ten years and i hope its not ruined. im a bit dissapointed that the books are missing a story in english but hats of to Sergei Lukyanenko and i hope that the carry one with the forth book. ps the two films are from the book day watch
15 | dylanApril 4th, 2009 at 9:30 pm
im a bit upset that it might be in english. its not right, have a dub for people who cant read.
the main actor does speak english tho, he was in that wanted movie.
16 | Stephanie M.April 14th, 2009 at 10:27 pm
A better quality streaming site for Twilight is http://www.twilightimmortals.com
17 | JennyGMay 9th, 2009 at 1:42 pm
The best place to watch it is at http://watchtwilight-movie.com/?page_id=5
18 | DaveMay 9th, 2009 at 2:51 pm
To all the nay-sayers on this thread: Where in that tiny little blurb about the movie at the top does it say they will change the actors. The ONLY change that any of us definitely know about is that it will be in English instead of Russian. What makes you think that all of the actors will be different. Take a look at Jet Li and Jackie Chan, they both speak shitty english during interviews, but when you hear them in their movies they sound much better. Who's to say that during filming, they wont throw out the original audio and rerecord the dialog during post production. Point is, we don't know what exactly is going to happen yet, so try not to get your panties in a twist and just calm the fuck down.
19 | PhoenixJune 5th, 2009 at 10:35 am
Rock on Dave–people, we don't need to assume or jump to conclusions!
There is still so much that the public knows nothing about this film, sadly we have to WAIT AND SEE.
I just hope Timur Bekmambetov sticks with the series and gets the film done soon!!
20 | JoeyJune 19th, 2009 at 9:58 am
As a fan of the movies I am also upset about the changes that have been made if FOX wants to get involved with the production and make thier money off of it that is fine, but why change any thing when ther first two were allready a big succes in Russia all they are doing is risking making a good movie bad
21 | VinceJune 29th, 2009 at 11:03 am
@Mav: They've also deviated for the storyline in Night Watch (and perhaps Day Watch) and it turned out just fine. But I see what you mean, if hollywood does the same it could be catastrophical indeed. I also agree with everyone else here. If they change the actors, the film will be ruined.
I didn't like the English dubs so much but the subs were just fine. Every bit of English will ruin the movie, I'm sure of that.
22 | trueamericanJuly 2nd, 2009 at 3:47 am
Everyone associated with this project should be offended that Fox would force them to produce this movie in English. When I stumbled upon the first film I appreciated the English dub. To change it for the third film, it lose it's authenticity.
23 | PhistoJuly 8th, 2009 at 1:54 pm
Ah-ha! Now we know where the Day watch headquarters are….USA! And let the cold war commence. I love the films and the books and I'm a little miffed it'll be filmed in English.
24 | JJuly 9th, 2009 at 12:29 pm
Night Watch and Day Watch were great movies, as well as books. It is frustrating that the next movie will be in English. The Russian language just helps to heighten the atmosphere of the movies. However, I did watch them again recently with the English dub, and it wasn't as terrible as I thought it would be. I'm just glad that another movie is being made.
It isn't about catering to "dumb Americans." This is often an excuse that studios use to expand their content to a larger demographic, in other words, the studios just want to get more money from wider variety of people. That is why nearly all of the movies that come out are diarrhea.
If nothing else, read the damn books. They're awesome.
And seriously? Twilight links on this comment board?
25 | JonnythedangerJuly 27th, 2009 at 10:46 pm
WTF!!!!!! IF ITS NOT BROKE DONT FIX IT!!!!Stop it America….No….Just no, i finally see something that is just well rounded and amazing and in comes fn hollywood to blah the day or in this case twilight. crappy pun but thats what years of american film directors do to you. Im depressed since finding this out.
26 | AlfZAugust 2nd, 2009 at 9:18 am
I'd love to see the movie without any changes in casting or direction.But what i'll really hate to see is the movie getting cancelled.From what i hear i fear the worst.Says a 2009 release date but still not a word about filming-i mean there's gotta be a postproduction phase of atleast two months-advertising-promotion-trailers.But here nothing…
27 | DisappointedAugust 3rd, 2009 at 4:05 pm
Finally a movie (series) that comes to theaters in my country with the great Russian actors and they want them to speak English? What a waste.
28 | nadegeAugust 14th, 2009 at 4:30 pm
wtfh.. i luv'd the movies the way they are. i don't speak russian at all but why the H are they messing up a good thing.y cant they do what they did before, shoot it in russian then either dub it in engliosh or print sum clear freakin sub titles.
29 | xtinaAugust 15th, 2009 at 9:14 am
bad that
first Alaska now this…
hate it
30 | oldnickAugust 23rd, 2009 at 6:31 pm
heres one damn yankee hoping that they will record a russian soundtrack for the dvd release, i prefer to watch foreign made films in the native tounge as it always sounds better
31 | JoleenSeptember 10th, 2009 at 2:44 pm
I am dissapointed to hear that FOX will be involved, also to hear that it will be filmed in English. I don't speak Russian (I am Canadian) however, the tone of the whole movie is changed by making it english.
I hope it makes it to theatres by the end of the year though….. (fingers crossed)
32 | GeobaldiSeptember 23rd, 2009 at 8:50 pm
Geh, I'm American and I watch films from all over the world. I've never cared for remakes and hollywood hijacks, I'm even suspicious of the subtitling translation of foreign films over here.
I don't even know if I'm going to watch 'Twilight Watch'. I will be getting the books though, just wish I could read them in Russian. Let's just hope Richard Gere doesn't show up in the next Watchers movies, 'Shall We Dance?' anyone? What a hack job that was. I just bought the original Japanese to wash the bad taste out of my mouth.
33 | MatteoSeptember 26th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
i m sure they will keep the same actors and leave them with a prominet but not too ununderstanable russian accent so that the product will be just perfect for the imperialistic anglophone ears of the West.
read subtitles!
34 | VodkaDahSeptember 30th, 2009 at 9:36 pm
Listen, nothing that we say or do here is going to change anything. I love watching foreign films, and part of what I loved about this series so far is that they went the extra mile to make the subtitles an integral part of the movie. Not just something you read, but that they moved and changed and curled like smoke or like blood in the water. The text wasn't just pasted on, care and attention to detail made it a fully ingrained stylized accent to the film. Lot's of people won't watch a subtitled movie. Lot's of people won't read a book unless there's a test, or unless someone made a movie of it.
Listen I'm not going to learn Russian just so I can more authentically read the book, and when the third installment comes out I'm definitely going to see it.
What would Yakov Smirnoff say?
"In former Soviet Russia, We wanted your American money"
He lives in Branson Missouri and you can see him every day except for Monday.
Stop your whining and go out and do something.
35 | WTFOctober 1st, 2009 at 7:07 pm
What??? This has to be a joke. I think J has it right. Some A** thinks they can make more money off it in English. Same guy who has no idea or care what the fans think. Would never read this or listen to someone who has. Like many of you I have been checking in online every few months to see when it is coming out for years. Now I want to rage. Futile…dang it!!
What are the Russians doing. What has kept them from making it. Surely it grossed enough for them to have it done. Why are they changing it? This has to be a joke..ha ha…got me good.
36 | squareeyesOctober 10th, 2009 at 3:07 pm
Look if as I do you love these films then think for a second how many more people are going to discover it now. The previous releases will not have had such a wide release for being marketed as "foreign" (although some of us prefer such films due to Holywood sucking so bad). The actors and director deserve some respect, let them get on with making their film. Let's see how it turns out, I think it will be great.
37 | Daviey BOctober 12th, 2009 at 10:40 am
It's gonna be in ENGLISH!?!?!?! BUMMER!!!! how can they change it like that? what scum.
38 | deviousOctober 16th, 2009 at 11:04 pm
LMAO – i couldn't care either way what language its in… but then, i guess that's a real fan huh.. Obviously the movie makers went with the majority of watchers – if more Americans watch the movie, we actually get to watch it now instead of read it – and the minority gets to read it – i am just glad there not speaking Spanish
39 | mikkiiNovember 9th, 2009 at 7:12 am
'Rock-on Phoenix' imho i dont think people are jumping to conclusions, it is well known that 'Big America' cock-up some good movies in comparison to japenese horror, anime etc. to change the basics/foundations of this movie, will just be a 'Big America' waste of time in putting any (part 1,2 or 3) of this story onto film screens, meaning it will just WRECK ALL OF IT!! (maybe that is secretly the aim-who knows?)
also changing the dialect form RUSSIAN TO AMERICAN is simply…BULLSHIT
the movie and storyline are strong enough
is AMERICA?
40 | MGU2008November 19th, 2009 at 3:04 pm
I speak Russian and English. Being American, I decided to study at the Moscow State University so I could learn Russian. I remember the day I saw Night Watch in Walmart. I was like a little kid in a candy shop when I saw a Russian movie sold there.
Then I waited for the next installation of Day Watch. In fact, I am re-watching it in Russian as I write this. I've enjoyed both movies and hopefully the 3rd installation will be just as good. I know I will buy it so I can add it to the series but if they fumble the 3rd one, I wouldn't hope for the last one to come out so well. It is a tetralogy. I hope they do what they have done with the 2 previous by being consistent with the actors. I prefer hearing it in Russian and if I need to, I turn on the English subtitles which I know isn't the best translation source.
And for the record, Fox has been involved in Night and Day Watch.
41 | Skrebzilla Xth of NorwichNovember 21st, 2009 at 9:54 pm
I loved the first 2 films and still do, and i do feel slightly sad they are making the 3rd in english but regardless of the change of language i will probably still love this one because i love horror/scifi/fantasy films and cannot think of one i hate apart from that crappy girly twilight film where the vampire falls in love i mean what the fuck.
p.s. anyone have any idea when T.Watch is coming out or what the sweet music from the other films are?
42 | OrsonNovember 22nd, 2009 at 7:45 pm
I've seen some rushes………they're AMAZING! Better than the first Matrix.
KFOF for sure! This film is going to blow your minds. It fits in perfectly with the other ones. NPI (no pun intended). Can't wait to see more.!
43 | SparrowDecember 27th, 2009 at 7:48 pm
alright, I'm American, so it's not like we're are stupid yanks because I'm furious, too. (Then again, I'm an Irish citizen, too ^_^) Maybe I'm a purist, but as if the Harry Potter series wasn't mutilated enough to satisfy them, now they're butchering a film series right in the middle of it? It'll be as bad as watching dubbed anime and will completely throw everything off! I understand the benefits in that the lazy a**holes who won't read subtitles might go see it now, but really, Hollywood? Really??! Haven't you slaughtered enough good stories? Feckin idiots
44 | EvelynMarch 13th, 2010 at 4:14 am
I've seen both previous films. First one, massive success… second one, not so much. It's obvious that they're afraid the third one will die down. Make no profit. No wonder they sold it to the Americans, they were stupid enough to buy it. Obviously it is gonna be crap, but the mainstream audience will buy it and it will turn itself into another camp reign like twilight or true blood.
It's litrally gonna suck.
45 | Richard WinderMarch 21st, 2010 at 6:04 am
46 | KungFuChickApril 3rd, 2010 at 1:54 pm
LOL@the Alaska comment ^
I reckon it's being made in English because of the massive illiteracy in the United States. That and the fact that most English speakers are too lazy to read subtitles…
I'm English, from the UK, and can read(!) I enjoyed watching the first two films in Russian and would prefer the third to be filmed in Russian (with a dubbed version on the DVD for the uneducated/lazy). Being shot in English doesn't appear to make it happen any faster….
I really, really hope that they haven't spoiled everything that was so good about the first two. We've been waiting so long and don't want to be disappointed!
47 | TreborusApril 20th, 2010 at 12:56 pm
After realising there were two other novels in the series & they were shooting the third I logged on with "rising "excitment only to read america is likely to "clodhopper" their way all over it ….but why would I not expect just that ..bloody typical ! One of my fave films is "Das Boote" & I always watch it in German with subtitles , to hear the original language spoke ALWAYS adds realism to any film . Oh well…Yet again we must hunt the shadows & untrod ways of this world to find originality & the unique……Treborus
48 | Night-WatchmenMay 26th, 2010 at 8:51 pm
So, when will it be out?
I agree, the stupid Yanks will take another masterpiece and mutilate and destroy it until it is another Twilight.
Oh. God. Why can't they just leave well alone?
If it isn't broken, why fix it?
Any definite release date? It said 2009 in the description.
49 | ToruJune 7th, 2010 at 8:15 am
Hey, people, I've come here looking up for information about when will be (or has been released) Twilight Watch, because here in Spain there is no information about it at all, and neither I have been able to find it on the Internet.
I've not read all the avobe, 'cause it is too long, just some posts. So
do you know if it is already filmed, and when it will be released (I know that asking for the Spanish date of release is too much xD)? Or it has been already released?
By the way, here in Spain, there hardly are any original version with subtitles (for historical reasons), and all movies are dub. That's why our English is so bad xD
Thank you! Cheers!
50 | ToruJune 28th, 2010 at 3:59 pm
2009… yeah… good… ¬¬U
51 | PeterJuly 4th, 2010 at 8:42 pm
I have some worse news for you guys… The film is "on hold", the Director has had success in America, which means he is now working on American films. So our only hope now is that his next film is complete rubbish, so he can't get any work in America, moves back to Russia and actually makes a Russian version of Twilight Watch (or Dusk Watch (which will at least mean we wont have to explain it isn't a sh*tty "Twilight" series film to retards)). Seems unlikely though
On the note of filming in English, I can't believe they can be that stupid.
Would Downfall be as good if it is wasn't in German?
Would Mesrine be as good if it wasn't in French?
Would Pans Labyrinth be as good if it wasn't in Spanish?
Would the Educators be as good if it wasn't in German?
Would Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon be as good if it wasn't in Mandarin?
Oh and would Night Watch and Day Watch be as good if they weren't in Russian?
The answer to all these questions and a much longer list I decided not to bore you with is quite clearly NO.
Does anyone actually not see a film just because it isn't in English and they don't want to read, is this really the way the world is going, is it a world anyone wants to live in, and why are these film makers promoting lazy illiteracy.
If this film does actually come out I think I will cry if it has a Hollywood ending.
52 | Dahnne HammondJuly 14th, 2010 at 12:31 am
I am soooooo DAMN sick of all you people ragging on Americans!!!!! YES WE CAN F***ing READ!!!!!!!! I watch movies in the original language as much as possible. If I am watching a Japanese movie or anime, I watch it IN JAPANESE AND I F***ING READ THE DAMN SUBTITLES!!!!!!!!! Not everyone here in this country is illiterate(Ooh, and I'm African American, too)!!!
My dad used to say, "When you assume shit you make an ass out of you and me." Just wait for the movie to come out before you assume that it's going to be bad because Americans have anything to do with it!!!!
53 | totenkopfJuly 17th, 2010 at 10:36 am
summer 2010. i am an american. i hope that Twilight Watch has been released so that i may find a copy or that i may see it somewhere-if not now,then soon. i am a purist and i love film from other countries-I HATE IT WHEN HOLLYWOOD MONKEYS MONKEY AROUND WITH GOOD THINGS-AMERICA AND AMERICANS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM-HOLLYWOOD AND HOLLYWOOD HOSRES' ASSES ARE THE PROBLEM. LOOK AT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MAGNIFICENT BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY OF THE 1950s,1960s and 1970s-HOLLYWOOD AND IT'S EVIL SPAWN DECIMATED IT WITH THEIR BIG MONEY. most Americans that I know love foreign film and we lament the days of the 1980s and 1990s when American TV was replete with cinema from other nations. I myself am a great lover of French,British,Russia,Italian and Asian Film-preferably in the original languages. as a lover of culture and as a believer in culture I am outraged that The Evil Dead From Hollywood would want or even allow an atrocity such as a mutilation and mutation of the Daywatch films to occur. I am a dire enemy of Multiculturalism and Multilingualism but I am a great respecter and defender of the great cultures such as those of the Russians. only the idiot zombies of Hollywood would want a fine Russian film to be in English. It is typical and charactaristic of things in my country as of the momemt-LOUDER,CRUDER,DUMBER. LEAVE THIS GOOD THING ALONE!!! i am also a lover of comic imports and right now I am teaching myself French,Spanish,Portugese and Italian so that i can read my original-language comic books.This will also be useful for reading many books that have not been translated into English. Most Americans are not ignorant buffoons-only most of our bigwigs and other such pests and vermin-mostly from our principle cities. No person here in my part of Alabama would be so stupid or so ignorant as to want a Russian film to be in English-we people of The South have long been the victims of foreign influence and cultural imperialism and the Northern barbarians continue to ruin us even as they ruin themselves. By the way,I am a Black guy.Alabama is my ancestral and current home-but New York City and New Jersey are the homes of my heart and where I mostly grew up.It there was that I became who I am- living with and among people of many origins and nationalities gave me a great appreciation of other peoples and of their cultures-SOMETHING LACKING IN HOLLYWOOD.Hollywood is a moral sore and a cultural cancer.
54 | totenkopfJuly 17th, 2010 at 11:07 am
And to the Americabashers and Yankhaters-GROW UP AND GET A LIFE!!! Every nation is full of culturally illiterate anthropoids and every nation is largely populated by nationally chauvanistic(spelling ?) morons. America is no different-your homes are no different. Evil and stupid individuals and evil and stupid attitudes and institutions are the problem- not whole nations and entire populations.Some nations are just worse off than others-In the 21st Century most nations more or less suck-LOUDER,CRUDER,DUMBER. History and everyday life prove this. You as individuals should be among the freinds of civilization.not it's enemies-such as the australipithecines who want to enslave or destroy all of us. I myself do not go around insulting or disparaging entire nations and nationalities-it would be imbecilic and uneducated to do so. I do however revile a vast number of demonic individuals and diabolic institutions who help to make our world a worse place. Every sane and normal person loves his or her own nation,wishes welll to it's friends and hates it's enemies.Hence the name Totenkopf.GET IT,DUMMKOPFS?
55 | AssJuly 20th, 2010 at 2:08 pm
I don't care when it comes out, i just hope to god that they let Mel Gibson play Anton, and Scarlet Johanson play Svetlana.
56 | TopcatJuly 24th, 2010 at 9:49 am
I'm American and an American soldier. Making this movie in english, for a lack of a better word, will phuc it up! Dah?
57 | TreborusJuly 31st, 2010 at 1:40 am
I like trawling the second hand games shops for cheap films , you can risk £2 on an unknown , & have only just found & watched DOWNFALL , god how chilling that film is ! & it,s true if that was in English it would be unbelievable & irrevellent . It,s a pity a more left field director hadn,t done RED OCTOBER with all russian on the R O as it actually began , or WIDOW MAKER – how even better with an all russian unknown cast in russian !
58 | DVSfANbOY22August 5th, 2010 at 6:42 pm
I literally just finished watching Day Watch and thought i would check out to see when Twilight Watch is gonna be made. I'm so pissed off to hear that fox bought the rights for filming, they really know how to fuck up a good thing. If this movie gets released by the fox company with american actors it will destroy the franchise. COME ON FOX WHAT THE FUCK WERE YOU THINKING!I really hope they just bought it to make money and not to produce the shit out of it. Timur Bekmambetov had also better be directing it too, any hardcore fans out the, make some noise and spam every chat room, blog and review site with comments to make them do the movie justice. MAKE SOME NOISE!!!!
59 | ToruAugust 6th, 2010 at 8:09 am
Hm, I think it may be never really made, as I have recently watched the second one and it has a pretty close end. It doesn't look to me like it is going to be continued.
60 | DVSfANbOY22August 7th, 2010 at 5:34 am
hey toru! why do you say that? have you read the books? i havent read them yet, so i dont know weather the whole story could just end where it was. im so keen to see another though
61 | Matthew BerrimanAugust 8th, 2010 at 7:44 pm
Hey, thought you may all like to know I just emailed fox with a short painful letter, it would pretty awesome if you could all do the same, since the only people that will go see this movie will be its fans, i suggest fox start paying more attention to the fans.
the letter read..
Dear Fox,
Rumour has it that you're taking over the night & day watch sequel; The Twilight watch. except this time, you'll be making it in English, and since Konstantin Khabenskiy speaks poor English, its safe to assume you're replacing a stellar cast with some Hollywood trash.
you're going to kill something beautiful and I am very very disappointed in you.
62 | ToruAugust 9th, 2010 at 6:51 am
No, I haven't read the books either, but the end of the second film is not open, there is no unsolved matters and stuff like this, so, even though the books are three, there is no reason to make a third film. However, I would love too to watch another one, of course!
Anyway, according to what I have read, the films do not follow estrictly the books, since the books are made of short stories related one to each other, or something like that, and the films are a kind of 'remix' of everything made to fit into just one story.
I wish I could know more, as I just have some vague ideas. And I wish more I could see an advertisement of a third film soon! That would be a nice surprise ^o^
63 | o07jrbondAugust 16th, 2010 at 12:09 am
read news releases idiots. I wish with all of my heart that twilight watch will come out, but apparently a$$h0l3 decided that "wanted" was the movie he wanted to do instead and it replaced any aspect of twilight watch that would ever be released. soooo basically the movie twilight watch may or may not come out but if it does probably your kids will see it before you do. i'm as upset as you are trust me.
64 | Jerrah D.W.August 22nd, 2010 at 8:41 pm
I do not believe they will change the actor's that would be a total failure and they want to make money. I don't know why all of you are complaining about the English. If you want the movie in Russian then buy the movie via internet from Russia, I do believe they will make both. The first 2 movie's are on the top of my list of favorite movie's. I am an American and hope everything is the same as the first two. I watched the first 2/3rd's the way through in Russian reading subtitle's then started it back up and it started playing the dubbed which i did not know was available. I watched it again dubbed because the movie is awe inspiring to see. You people should not be so down on American's we should all get along and love everyone. What does "stuff thing's up" mean? Why do you call us Yank's prejudice is bad, I still love all you Russian's. I hope to go there someday it is one of 3 countries I want to see the most.
65 | фйбйAugust 24th, 2010 at 3:37 pm
America sticks its nose where it isn't needed! The movies weren't the best movies, but they're way better without America messing with them! Yes, I am american… But I didn't mind reading the sub titles! The books were made in Russia, took place in Russia, originally written in Russia, and that's how the movies should be too! The actors were great and now America is ruining things all over again! Arg!
Yeah, I completely agree with you… I just finished the book Twilight Watch… (Dusk Watch… Whatever the original name is) and it still has characters that died from Day Watch the movie… The characters were a really big part in Twilight Watch too! (Its been a while since I watched the movies…) I'm not really sure how Anton is going to become an other now that he has rewritten his life. The movies were very different from the books… Night Watch (the movie) was the first part to Night Watch (the book…) Just a little different. Day Watch (the movie) was the second part in Night Watch (the book…) Just a little different… I hope your able to understand that… Its a little confusing… XD
66 | mooveebuffAugust 26th, 2010 at 5:17 pm
I hope we who have waited for Twilight Watch are not disappointed. The first two movies Night Watch and Day Watch were so exciting. Many of us are anxiously awaiting the third leg of this great trilogy. Let's hope the sly "Fox" hasn't fooled us again!
67 | фйбйAugust 30th, 2010 at 9:21 pm
Jerrah D.W.,
Do you think that the russian actors will suddenly learn english? I really doubt that… You don't see this the way everyone else does. Everyone else want it to be made how it should be… From Russia! The other books and movies have the Russian culture, but something from America won't… And by the way, we can't, "all get along and love everyone," it just isn't possible… We're always going to hate someone… I bet you hate someone right now…
Mathew Berriman,
You're awesome!
68 | JohnSeptember 9th, 2010 at 9:29 am
Everyone keeps blaming this on America…. Uh last time I checked Fox was owned by Rupert Murrdoch who is I believe Australian. Just a thought
69 | ShelbySeptember 19th, 2010 at 3:51 am
Actually, Fox is owned by an American.
Rupert Murdoch renounced his Australian citizenship in 1985 to become an American so as to further his business interests.
70 | TomSeptember 28th, 2010 at 10:49 am
I'm glad someone else on this thread seems to have actually read the books, I was wondering the same thing about how they could make it into a Trilogy after how much they changed what happens in the films compared to the books.
I saw Nightwatch before I read the books, then I read all the first 3 books of the Watch sequence before Daywatch, and was disappointed by the changes: I don't like when film deviates from book.
As to the language, Russian vs. English, what made Nightwatch that much more awesome for me was the theatrical subtitles, and the way they had been made a real part of the film, even if you are Russian, I recommend watching Nightwatch with the English theatrical subtitles just to experience that much more…
P.s. Am I the only one who thought even Daywatch (film) was a poor sequel to Nightwatch (film)? Even that was too "hollywood" for my liking… Anyone who hasn't read the books, do yourselves a favour and read them, they're way better! In fact, I'm going to re-read them now!
71 | alexandriaOctober 2nd, 2010 at 4:06 pm
i am so pissed its in english and us STUPID americans have to ruin EVERYTHING because we can! GA!!!! im so not happy!!!!!!!!
72 | DaizyOctober 7th, 2010 at 5:04 pm
I absolutely loved the first two films (own both DVDs and rewatch them often), and I'm very much looking forward to the final installment in the trilogy! While I agree that the movie will not have the same impact if it is either replaced with American actors, or forced to be English speaking, I feel that reviling an entire nation of people based on the idiocy of a few is ignorant. Just my opinion.
P.S. Loved the Alaska comment ↑. I'm a born and raised Alaskan and I came this close " " to being Russian.
73 | фйбйNovember 21st, 2010 at 12:19 pm
Yes, it doesn't make any sense to have a third movie. Anton is an Other in all of the books and Kostya is the one of main characters throughout Twilight Watch and they killed him in the movies so…
74 | cherieDecember 7th, 2010 at 9:06 am
I am so excited that they finally decided to continue to book series into film! Love it!
75 | The PunkDecember 19th, 2010 at 9:53 am
I'm an American/Texan. I absolutely loved the first 2 movies. I'm sad to hear that the next movie will be made in English. This makes no sense. The author is Russian. The first 2 movies were filmed in Russian. Why change the language? Why change horses in mid stream? This is disastrous! This may ensure that the 4th book never hits the big screen. Very sad.
I can't help but wonder if the decision regarding language was made in order to milk the "Twilight" vampire series fans a little more. Bleh. I haven't read those books or seen those movies but from what I understand the "Twilight" and "Watch" series books and movies are not even similar (I hope!).
Regardless of the obvious mistake that will be made in filming it in English I will be anxious to see it.
76 | Jake NevelJanuary 15th, 2011 at 6:22 pm
Jeez, shut up all of you. It should be better since it's being American made. Can be at a faster pace and not some lame foreign crap that moves too damn slow! The movies were mediocre at best aside from the action parts. If this was "cleaned up" in America and marketed in America, they could be huge…so STFU!
77 | JazminJanuary 26th, 2011 at 4:06 am
I LOVE HIS SEXY RUSSIAN VOICE..they would be better off speaking there own language with the same characters.
It better be one heck of a movie otherwise..i'll be marching up to the director and demand he make it again!! properly.
78 | JazminJanuary 26th, 2011 at 4:07 am
By the way , are the books written in English? I wanna read them!!
79 | Nataku.s81February 20th, 2011 at 9:29 pm
Wow totally not in favour of hollywood stamping its foot all over this franchise…
Just look at how they have to remake every japanese horror out there, usually for the worse.
I have to say though I didn't really like how much they changed the movies from the original books. Wish they'd actually made movie daywatch follow the book daywatch, rather than nightwatch part 2 lol. well everyones a critic
80 | allnnMarch 6th, 2011 at 1:34 am
Guys, Just relax a little bit. I'm Russian Moscovite, all right. Lukyanenro is not Dostoyevskiy or a great author by any means. But he had his moments. Let hime enojoy entering the establisments. By the way, I like the movies a lot, espesially because of the fact that they dropped all the Lukyanenko's philosphical moments. That was a really pathetic part of his texts.