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Report: Tom Moore to be Cardinals assistant head coach/offensive coordinator
Bruce Arians' coaching staff is starting to take shape, and Sunday the first-time head coach reportedly is adding an old colleague to the fold in Arizona.
According to CBS NFL insider Jason La Canfora, long-time assistant Tom Moore will work alongside Harold Goodwin as the Cardinals' new assistant head coach/offensive coordinator.
Moore, whose career as an NFL assistant dates back to 1977, was the offensive coordinator in Indianapolis from 1998-2000 when Arians was the Colts quarterbacks coach.
The 74-year-old has been a part of three Super Bowl-winning staffs with Pittsburgh (1978 and 1979) and Indianapolis (2006). He most recently served as an offensive consultant for the Tennessee Titans and New York Jets.
In addition to Moore, La Canfora also reports that the Cardinals will add Tom Pratt as a pass-rush specialist.
Pratt has coached with the likes of Bill Cowher, Tony Dungy and Marty Schottenheimer during his time in the NFL. He will be coming to Arizona from IMG Academies, where he has worked with prospects leading up to the NFL draft.
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World Economic and Social Survey 2009: Promoting Development, Saving the Planet
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Collecting data is only the first step toward knowledge but sharing data is the first step toward civilization
May 15, 2008
"I ask your indulgence if I close on a personal, existential note. We live in a time when we are flooded with information in every field of endeavor, a deluge from which Freud scholarship is not exempt. It has has become a veritable industry over which it is difficult to maintain even bibliographical control. The amount of sheer information increases incessantly. I confess that I have reached an age when I am haunted by the question of when information becomes knowledge. What I have presented here is only a special instance of that larger Angst. I am perhaps not yet old enough to seek the further line where knowledge becomes wisdom (Yerushalmi Series Z 1997)."
"Collecting data is only the first step toward wisdom but sharing data is the first step toward community (Linux 2006 33-40)
Work-in-process: "Collecting data is only the first step toward knowledge but sharing data is the first step toward civilization."
Zotero vs EndNote: 2006 – 2011
April 11, 2008
Mewburn, Inger. 2011-03-17. "Zotero vs Endnote 4: the battle is on!" In this post PhD student, Gabriel Oguda, who is studying for an MPhil in Health Promotion at the University of Bergen in Norway, argued in favour of Zotero.
There was a conflict between firefox and therefore zotero on the PC (Vista?) setup I began using in 2007 and continue to use. With the crashes, clean-up and switch I was forced back to Internet Explorer and "lost" the zotero library I had been slowing building. Since then I haven't taken the risk of switching back to Firefox and I miss many of its features.
My Endnote librairies remained intact as I had backed them up in multiple spaces both virtual and really real.
Since the crashes, clean-up and switch, I have been drawn back to Endnote as the safety deposit box of my webliographies and bibliographies.
I am not comfortable being so dependent on a product I cannot update (since I am no longer affiliated with the academic institutions that provided me with access and or licensed software)
But EndNote is reliable, robust and ready-to-use. It is really like FoxPro's dynamic query searching (relational query by example?) capacity.
It's a bit like owning a very old Volvo (my licensed EndNote software dates from c. 2002-3? and will not support the http://www.myendnoteweb.com Alex so kindly recommended) that is ultra solid and dependable when I know I really cannot afford the repairs. Except that so much of my data is softwere dependent and there is always that concern that I might lose access to my own research as I did with FoxPro, ToolBook and Olympus. (Files no longer open because I am missing licensed upgrades). This was my motivation for experimenting with open source.
My original speechless page (2006-12-13) speechless >> web 2.0 >> Zotero vs EndNote has been attracting the most visits of all my posts lately so I have decided to update it as this post entitled "Zotero vs EndNote: 2006 – 2008″.
I would be really interested in Alex Liberzon's experiences with http://www.myendnoteweb.com, http://www.CiteULike.org and LaTeX. See Zotero vs EndNote post (2007-01-23) has been finding out about . Says: January 23, 2007 at 7:52 pm e
Like Farrel Buchinsky (2007-02-17) I am looking forward to a seamless interface between Google docs, open source word processors and Zotero, Connotea or even Endnote (?) where citations and bibliographies will be automatically generated. My wish list/to-do-list continues to include a library database using Zotero that has compatibilities with free source like Google docs that worked like EndNote and the big name proprietorial software (BNPS) I became dependent on.
Since working with Google docs I have enjoyed the fact the my PC does not crash as it used to with the BNPS. But I still haven't taken the time to learn how to integrate zotero with Google docs (or grant applications and manuscripts). Once I do I will post it. I use my own blog more as a How-did-I-do-that? not as a How-you-should-do-it?. There are better sites for the latter. I am a bricoleuse.
I would like to really use My EndNote Web as Alex Leberzon suggested but this service is only available for EndNote 10 licensed users. I'm EndNote 8. I have also started to investigate Cite-U-Like but I am discouraged by its academic criteria-based exclusivity. (I'm not even sure it accepts New York Times and Wall Street Journal articles? Concepts of authority (who can be a knower?) need to be re-examined in the era of Web 2.0+.) I still prefer deli.ci.ous. I have not been able to update my MySwickis and my Customized Google Search as much as I would like as these are invaluable resources for focused research.
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(Žižek, Slavoj. 2004. Organs without Bodies: on Deleuze and Consequences. New York/London. Routledge)
Bindenstrich-Ethik: Hyphen-Ethics
April 10, 2008
During breaks I would walk through empty rooms to discover changes curators had made in their spaces. I was a teenager when I began to feel at home in the silent, often light-filled buildings that held public art collections. I was annoyed by, resented, then was intrigued by, read about, studied, spent time with pieces that came to be my favourites. Visual artists were deeply informed about and experimenting with emerging, complex theories, cultural studies, political philosophy . . . academics did their best to avoid them until it became impossible to do so.
Reading Slavoj Žižek's Organs without Bodies is a lot like my non-linear NGC meanderings in the 1990s. His writing provokes me but there is enough brilliance there that makes me keep his book in the reading stand beside my monitor, opened at different pages on different days. He is not a lazy thinker. Each page is like a hypertext reader indexing a myriad of artists, philosophers, scientists and entrepreneurs. He discusses Hawkins, Hegel, Heidegger and Hitchcock with equal comfort because he has actually 'read' and analysed' their work.
I was drawn to his chapter section on hyphen-ethics more because of the probing, unsettling questions it raises than because of his conclusions. It will be one of those recurring themes that will be part of my own lifelong teaching, learning and research.
"What is false with todays discussion concerning the ethical consequences of biogenetics is that it is rapidly turning into what Germans call Bindenstrich-Ethik, the ethics of the hyphen – technology-ethics, environment-ethics, and so on. This ethics does have a role to play, a role homologous to that of the provisional ethic Descartes mentions at the beginning of his Discourse on Method: when we engage on a new path, full of dangers and shattering new insights, we need to stick to old established rules as a practical guide for our daily lives, although we are well aware that the new insights will compel us to provide a fresh foundation for our entire ethical edifice (in Descartes case, this new foundation was provided by Kant, in his ethics of subjective autonomy). Today, we are in the same predicament: the provisional ethics cannot replace the need for a thorough reflection of the emerging New (Žižek 2004:123)."
"In short, what gets lost here, in this hyphen-ethics, is simply ethics as such. The problem is not that universal ethics gets dissolved in particular topics but, on the contrary, that particular scientific breakthroughs are directly confronted with the old humanist "values" (say, how biogenetics affects our sense of dignity and autonomy). This, then, is the choice we are confronting today: either we choose the typically postmodern stance of reticence (let's not go to the end, let's keep a proper distance toward the scientific Thing so that this Thing will not draw us into a black hole, destroying all our moral and human notions), or we dare to "tarry with the negative (das Verweilen beim Negativen)," that is, we dare to fully examine the consequences of scientific modernity with the wager that "our Mind is a genome" will also function as an infinite judgment (Žižek 2004:123-4)."
"The main consequence of the scientific breakthrough in biogenetics is the end of nature. Once we know the rules of its construction, natural organisms are transformed into objects amenable to manipulation. Nature, human and inhuman, is thus "desubstantialized," deprived of its impenetrable density, of what Heidegger called "earth." Biogenetics, with its reduction of the human psyche itself to an object of technological manipulation, is therefore effectively a kind of empirical instantiation of what Heidegger perceived as the "danger" inherent to modern technology. Crucial here is the interdepedence of man and nature: by reducing man to just another object whose properties can be manipulated, what we lose is not (only) humanity but nature itself. In this sense, Francis Fukuyama is right. Humanity itself relies on some notion of "human nature" as what we inherited and was simply given to us, the impenetrable dimension in/of ourselves into which we are born/thrown. The paradox is thus that there is man only insofar as there is inhuman nature (Heidegger's "earth"). (Žižek 2004:124)."
Slavoj Žižek is a dialectical-materialist philosopher and psychoanalyst. He also co-directs the International Centre for Humanities at Birkbeck College. The Parallax View appeared last year.
Webliography and Bibliography
Žižek, Slavoj. 2004. "Against hyphen-ethics." Organs without Bodies: on Deleuze and Consequences. New York/London: Routledge. pp. 123-132.
Titles >> Subtitles: Organs without Bodies >> on Deleuze and Consequences >> Consequences >> Science >> Cognitivism with Freud, Autopoiesis, Memes, Memes Everywhere, Against Hyphen-Ethics, Cognitive Closure?, "Little Jolts of Enjoyment",
folksonomy: cultural studies, theory, philosophy, Deleuze, globalization, democracy, democratization, war on terror, Joan Copjec, biogenetics, hyphen-ethics, capitalism, Richard Dawkins, Jacques Derrida, Daniel Dennett, ethics, Ethical turn, Habermas, Kant, Laclau, Levinas, Lacan, Varela, religion, Pascal, Spinoza, The Quite American, Hegel, Heidegger, Massumi, Fukuyama, liberal democracy, Self, personhood, ethics, mind/brain, mind body, psychoanalysis, nature/culture, technology, mind and consciousness,
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Žižek, Slavoj. 2003. "Bring me my Philips Mental Jacket: Slavoj Žižek welcomes the prospect of biogenetic intervention." London Review of Books. 25:10. May.
Žižek, Slavoj. 1999. "Attempts to Escape the Logic of Capitalism." Review of Vaclav Havel: A Political Tragedy in Six Acts by John Keane." London Review of Books. 21:21. October 28.
Žižek, Slavoj. 1999. 'You May!' London Review of Books. 21:6. 18 March.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 23 /PRNewswire/ -- With the anticipated opening of a new facility in 2012 the Children's Hospital Campus will be renamed the Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children. The announcement was made today as part of the public launch of a major capital campaign in support of the pediatric medical center's proposed expansion facility.
Ben and Luanne Russell have pledged $25 million in support of Children's Hospital. The gift, the largest in the history of Children's Hospital, is part of the $100 million "Keeping Promises" Capital Campaign to help build a new facility on the hospital's downtown Birmingham campus. The new facility and campus will be named for Mr. Russell's grandfather Benjamin Russell (1876-1941). Mr. Ben, as he was known to all, was the early patriarch of the Russell family and a legendary entrepreneur who began many of the businesses that later generations of the Russell family have grown over the years. The Russell family has provided jobs and economic prosperity for thousands of Alabamians and their work has enhanced the beauty of the State dramatically.
The announcement was made by Children's Health System CEO, Mike Warren. "Ben and Luanne Russell's magnificent act of generosity is made by an extraordinary family and great friends of Alabama's children and Children's Hospital," said Warren. "Generations of Alabama children will benefit immeasurably from the new facilities and technologies that this and other transformational gifts will provide."
Speaking on behalf of his family, Ben Russell, Chairman of the Board of
Russell Lands, said: "Luanne and I have long supported children's
activities in this State through Children's Harbor, Children's Harbor
Family Center at Children's Hospital and through my work as a member of the
Board of Trustees of Children's Hospital for the past 10 years. We are
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Poor real estate decisions
Keeping incopentant people in positions that need competance.
Advice to Management
Find a way to enforce / track job performance of various field staff.
Get the right people in the right positions like you said you were going to earlier in the year. Not just change the title of the person.
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Payroll, payroll, payroll. You want satisfied customers? You want to be a leader in tech services? Give stores the resources to make it happen
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Fun to see new products as soon as they come into the store.
Where to begin, associates and managers treated extremely poorly by upper management.
Communication and job feedback completely non existant from upper management.
Promotions based on who sends emails kissing up to DM, rather than upon performance.
Unappreciative, flat out rude executives that aren't disciplined by HR.
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Used to get a pretty good amount of time off, 3 days of that was taken away
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Posted: July 6, 2008
When Raza Ali Hasan cuts into the paradise of the East as he does with deft, terse, dexterous strokes (what's a thin book of poems for if it can't cut?) he discovers for us an archaeology and a polity. Matters of state are revealed in the garden where pomegranates are juxtaposed with cluster bombs. He upsets the lyric. He has compressed history. He has ritualized the encounters of cultures which prove to be both tender and bitter. He has given us reason to grieve, but also in these poems many reasons to rejoice. -Bruce Smith
At home in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Syracuse, NY, Raza Ali Hasan deals with material unavailable to any other poet I know writing in English. Without rank, without comrades, he has fought battles of the mind and spirit. The reader may hear music he does not recognize; perhaps it is of the sub-continent. The architecture is American fusion, Mughal, post-colonial, colonial, sometimes peasant, sometimes Syracuse motel. Ali Hasan does not play cricket; his often painfully beautiful poems do not play fair. -Stanley Moss
Raza Ali Hasan takes us behind the lifted veil and through the hole in the sheet that hides the bride. He's a verbal magician and a talent to watch. Read this. -Mary Karr
Raza Ali Hasan was born in Chittagong, Bangladesh, and grew up in Indonesia and Islamabad, Pakistan. His poems have appeared in Agni, Tampa Review, Cimarron Review, Puerto del Sol and Poetry International. He has a BA in Computer Science and an MA in English from University of Texas at Austin. He is a University Fellow in the MFA program at Syracuse University.


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The high-street chain fell into administration last month and was forced to close its near-200 stores across the UK at a loss of 1,400 jobs, after being hit by increased competition from internet retailers and supermarkets.
Administrator PricewaterHouseCoopers (PwC) has announced that the Jessops "brand and other assets" have been acquired a group led by Jones. The consortium is understood to have faced competition from retail restructuring firm Hilco, which is interested in acquiring HMV.
However, Jones has not purchased Jessops' retail stores, with a buyer for those yet to be found.
A PwC spokesman said: "We can confirm we have sold the brand and certain other assets to a number of buyers, including entrepreneur Peter Jones CBE."
Jessops was the first in a trio of high-profile retail failures last month, including HMV and Blockbuster.
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Beat egg whites until foamy; add salt and cream of tartar.
Beat until stiff peaks form, adding 1/2 cup sugar gradually.
Mix egg yolks with 1/2 cup sugar, water, vanilla and lemon juice; beat until thick and lemon colored.
Fold into egg whites; fold in flour gradually.
Pour into 2 ungreased 9-inch round layer pans.
Bake for 30 to 35 minutes.
Invert pans on rack; cool.
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With our modern age of technology, it doesn't take long to spread the news. That became even more apparent to me on Saturday night while at a softball tournament.
Getting my phone charged in someone else's car at about 20 miles west of St. Louis in Bridgeton, Mo., it was evident that something had happened near home when I saw I had a text message from Campbellsville High School head boys' basketball coach Tim Davis.
Elliott Despain and Despain Motorsports continued their winning ways on July 24 as they scored their third consecutive win of the 2009 racing season at Clinton County Speedway in Alpha, Ky.
Despain began the night by timing in with the third quickest lap during the qualifying session and started outside the front row in his heat race. The 20-year-old racer went on to win the heat race and started on the pole of the Modified main event.
Mike Cassell won a sudden-death play-off over Joe Noland to claim the Charles Stiles Memorial Senior Duffers championship at the Bardstown Country Club Maywood Course.
After the Monday first round, Noland held a one-stroke lead over Tommie Brown and Buck Roberts with a net score of 65. Cassell closely followed with a net 68.
After a fierce battle on day two of the tourney, the round ended with Noland and Cassell tied with net 133s at the end of regulation play.
Cynthiana's Mike Lenox used three birdies to win the 2009 Kentucky Senior Golf Association Amazon.com Special on Monday at Campbellsville Country Club.
Lenox's birdies came on three of the course's four par 5s and another on hole No. 11, a par 4. His two-shot win over Louisville's Ron Acree helped to edge him up the board of the KSGA Player of the Year.
Beaver Simpson from Bowling Green took top honors in the net division of the first flight with a 74, and Don Wood led the way in the super senior division with a low gross total of 75.
Campbellsville Christian defeated Elk Horn Baptist to win the Men's Church League Tournament championship while Summersville Baptist downed First Baptist for the Coed Church crown at Veterans Memorial Park.
Those teams joined Industrial champion UPS as the victors.
Men's Church Tourney
July 27
All-Star Game
Red (17) — Ford 2 singles; G. Lyons 3 singles; Johnson single, homer; Thompson 3 singles, double; Fonfara 2 singles; Finn 2 singles; Haralson 2 singles.
Campbellsville's Tim Tungate drove to his 29th career 44 Auto Mart Super Late Model feature victory on Friday night at Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, while Bryan Barber of Greensburg won Ninth Annual Bluegrass Rumble and Brad Leake of Bardstown claimed his first-career Street Stock feature event win.
The 44 Auto Mart Super Late Model feature event saw David Webb take the lead at the drop of the green flag at the end of lap one by just a car length over Tungate, followed by Jeff Watson, Jason Keltner and Dustin Neat.
Morgan Mason earned Player of the Year honors for the 2009 Musselman-Dunne Junior Golf Tour.
After competing in events across the state, she qualified for the two-day Tour Championship at Big Spring Country Club in Louisville on July 20-21 where she finished with a two-day total of 184 and runner-up honors. The tour carries a point system for each tourney played.
Mason, along with Lindsay Shelden of Louisville and Lauren VonOhlen of Louisville, finished at the top of the point system as Co-Players of the Year in the girls' 16-18-year-old group.
Men's Church Tourney
July 20
Campbellsville Christian (14) — L. Lyons 3 singles; G. Lyons 2 singles, double; Harrison single, homer; M. Rucker single, triple; G. Rucker 3 singles; Williams single, homer; Malone 2 singles.
Freedom (0) — Polston single, double.
Campbellsville Baptist (10) — Baughman 2 singles; Ambers single, 2 walks; Watson single, double; Pollock single, double, homer; Southwood single, 3 doubles.
Campbellsville University has named Chris Megginson, a sports editor from Columbiana, Ala., as its new sports information director, according to an announcement from Rusty Hollingsworth, director of athletics.
Megginson will begin the position at the end of August.
"I am pleased to announce that Chris Megginson has accepted our offer to join the athletics staff as sports information director. He has the experience and qualifications that we need to move our sports information department forward," Hollingsworth said.
Monday, July 27
Men's Church Tournament
6:15 (1) All-Star Game
7:20 (1) Campbellsville Christian vs. Elk Horn Baptist
7:20 (2) Campbellsville Baptist vs. First Baptist
8:25 (1) C-ville Christian vs. Elk Horn Baptist (if needed)
8:25 (2 or 1) Palestine Baptist vs. Living Grace 1
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Tuesday, July 28
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Nick Novak's 45-yard field goal as time expired gave the San Diego Chargers a 12-10 victory on Friday over Minnesota, after Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder struggled along with the rest of the starting offense. Nate Kaeding made field goals of 50 and 54 yards for the Chargers (No. 16 in the AP Pro32 rankings). Novak, the token training camp competitor who'll most likely be cut next week, kicked two of his own. The Chargers had a scare in the third quarter when first-round draft pick Melvin Ingram, the outside linebacker from South Carolina, limped off in pain after trainers looked at his left knee. But the team later announced he was treated for a thigh bruise. Sage Rosenfels threw a late touchdown pass to Matt Asiata, who lost one of three Vikings fumbles earlier in the second half. His was at the San Diego 2-yard line. Lex Hilliard and Derrick Coleman (at the San Diego 18) also coughed up the ball, and Ponder showed his inexperience while throwing an interception. He finis...
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In the top of a non-aluminum double boiler combine Egg Beaters, yogurt and lemon juice; mix well.
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Heat water to the simmering point.
Over the simmering water place the top of the double boiler.
Cook for about 15 minutes or until thickened, stirring frequently.
(Mixture will become thinner after cooking for 10 minutes and will thicken again during remaining cooking time.) Remove from heat.
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Apple Inc. released the updated version of iOS powering iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, iOS 4.3 recently. With iOS 4.3 update, Apple is now supporting the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, iPod Touch 4G, iPad 1 and iPad 2 only. This thing means that all other old versions of Apple has stopped support with iOS 4.3 being the last. But I'm sure you want to have iOS 4.3 on your older iDevice including iPhone 3G, iPhone 2G and iPod Touch 2G, 1G and for that the WhiteD00r team solved the problem.
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TEXAS vs. THE WORLD
February Varietal: Tannat
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an expanded or tonicized pre-dominant area
a tonicization of the dominant
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Uncovering the Pyramid: An Interview with star Ashley Hinshaw
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Uncovering the Pyramid
An Interview with star Ashley Hinshaw
By Jessica Dwyer
When people think of horror films set in Egypt they typically think mummies. Undead creatures unleashed via a scroll or a curse that's been uttered by an unwitting digger or grave robber. But that's not the case in The Pyramid, hitting Digital HD on 4/17. This new take on Egyptian based horror goes a different route through the buried secrets of an ancient tomb. In the realm of found footage horror The Pyramid stands out due to the subject matter as well.
A modern archeological dig finds a 3 sided Pyramid, a very unique discovery. The father/daughter team leading the dig, under pressure of time and results make the poor choice of entering the tomb for a "quick look" and things go as well as you can expect.
The Pyramid has a healthy horror pedigree. It's produced by Alexander Aja (Horns) and is the first directorial project for Gregory Levasseur who's written the new version of Maniac starring Elijah Wood, The Hills Have Eyes, as well as High Tension.
Star wise it's headed up by Ashley Hinshaw, who you may as the woman who turned Jason Stackhouse's life around on the final season of TrueBlood. Ashley plays Nora, the smart and tech savvy archeologist at odds with her father. Along with Ashley is another TrueBlood veteran, Dennis O'Hare who plays Holden, Nora's more old school archeologist father whose ambition leads both he and his daughter on a dangerous path.
I got the chance to talk with Ashley about her work on The Pyramid and also of having played one of the few "normal" women in TrueBlood.
FG: What were the locations like for this? It looked very claustrophobic in some spots and then there were these sweeping desert panorama shots.
AH: We filmed in Morocco. It was actually really great. When something is set in such a remote location it helps to be filming in a remote location rather than the back lot at Warner Brothers. It was really great.
We spent our first week in the middle of the desert, the Sahara where we're in the desert before going into the pyramid. And then once we get inside it was all sets in a soundstage in this tiny town in Morocco. And there were many claustrophobic moments and I'm really lucky I don't have a small confined spaces issue. It was a rough shoot.
FG: You had some real physical things that you were doing in this. Were there any instances that will stick with you that you'll never forget?
AH: OH yeah. I got two concussions on this film. Only because I was I very persuasive and convincing to try and do my own stunts on this movie. I mean it's totally my own fault. But it's certainly the most physical I've ever been in a film. But I'm really interested in that type of stuff. But half way through filming I was a wreck. I was beat up; I was just one massive bruise. I had to work through it.
But I'm really interested in doing these sorts of physical things. I mean, there's a scene where I'm being buried in sand. What other type of movie are you going to get to do that in? And I told them I really wanted to do it. And they were like "No, we're using a stunt double. Are you an insane person?" But I really wanted to try it. A normal project you don't get to do cool things like that.
FG: Were there any moments where you were in your head doing the Indiana Jones theme music while filming this? Because I would have totally been doing that.
AH: That was happening straight away.
FG: Research wise for this did you study any of the mythology or books on this subject of archeology before filming?
AH: Oh yes. Playing an archeologist is something that I took very seriously. I wanted to make sure I came off sounding like I knew what I was talking about and wasn't just an actress saying words that she didn't know what they meant. So I read a lot about it and I watched a lot of documentaries about it. And I was just always really fascinated by Egyptian mythology and the pyramids.
So it was actually really interesting for me to do. It didn't really feel like work at all.
FG: It sounds like that is a lot of what attracted you to this project. And plus I haven't seen a lot of films set in the supernatural aspects of Egypt that utilize the Gods of their mythology…usually it's a mummy.
AH: That's what I thought it was going to be. I was going to turn around and there was going to be a mummy there wrapped up in toilet paper coming down the hallway at me. But it didn't happen. And I love horror films and I love archeology and I thought what an interesting pairing of the two.
It is a typical horror film at some points. So audiences are sitting there thinking "oh I know what's coming…" But it does take a few different twists and turns on that road. It was really interesting as an actress to be a part of that.
And I think as horror movies go, I'd rather do something that is a little bit different than the average scary film.
FG: It was neat to see you paired up as a father and daughter with Denis O'Hare. How was that to get to work with him?
AH: I got so lucky to get to work with him. He's a great actor and an even greater human. We became friends and it was just a learning experience for me. He's such a fantastic actor and he's got very strong opinions on what he wants to bring to the project. And it was such a blessing. His involvement took the script from being a little more generic to a little more interesting.
FG: Well one thing I have to say was I loved the fact that you and Dennis are in this and you were both in TrueBlood. I just had to say I really liked your character and the fact that you were a normal person and not a supernatural but also…and this is going to sound really bad…but you weren't out to bang Jason Stackhouse.
AH: (Laughing) I have a lot of friends on the show including Dennis. But I didn't watch every episode before I got cast…but I kind of knew what the girls who got hooked up with Jason were typically like. And I was just glad I was going to be a refreshing character.
And I think what I do as an actress best is very natural characters. And I think I was really lucky that they let me do that. Because that show is fantastic but very kitschy and every character has an agenda. I think it was refreshing that at the end they let someone come in and change that up.
I was so excited to be a part of that show. That was such a fantastic series and I wish I could have been on it longer.
FG: And like you said I like the fact that you weren't out to have like some insane vampire werewolf three way with Jason or something.
AH: They actually shot a sex scene with us but they didn't air it. They decided it's so nice as it is and we're giving his character growth by showing the flash forward scene with his character end up with a girl who's so different than the women he's been with. So you're making more of a statement by not seeing them hook up.
FG: You saved Jason Stackhouse! Yay!
AH: I just want to save people!
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DOVER, Del. — Republican lawmakers around the country are adding criminal background checks or licensing requirements for workers hired to help people enroll in health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, taking aim at perceived security risks involving customers' personal information.
More than a dozen GOP-controlled states have passed legislation tightening requirements for the enrollment counselors, and bills in other states are pending. While the federal government does not require criminal background checks for navigators, states can set their own rules.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer last month signed a bill requiring licensing and background checks for navigators who help people buy health insurance on the federal marketplace. Republican proponents said the requirements will help protect consumers from identity theft. Louisiana's legislature unanimously approved a similar measure with a Senate vote Tuesday.
Still, there's no sign that enrollment guides, even those with criminal records, have misused consumers' personal information in any state.
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