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Hoi Chiu and Maggie Blue O'Hara, the husband-and-wife team known as the All Theatre Art Association, appeared at the Vancouver Fringe Festival last September while Kwok Mang-ho, aka Frog King, is representing this city at this year's Venice Biennale.
In the US, Chinese-American dramatist David Henry Hwang's latest work Chinglish - a collaboration with local playwright Candace Chong Mui-ngam starring Hong Kong-born stage actress Jennifer Lim - is heading to Broadway after a successful run in Chicago.
That's not all. Tang Shu-wing will be bringing his acclaimed adaptation of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, a Hong Kong Arts Festival 2008 commission, to Shakespeare's Globe in London next May. The Cantonese production is part of the theatre's programme to mark the 2012 London Olympics, which will also feature another 38 plays in different languages.
Also scheduled for next May is an exhibition on Hong Kong photography at Sundaram Tagore Gallery in New York, curated by Oscar Ho Hing-kay. 'Journey to Nowhere: Marginally Chinese', showcasing images taken between 1989 and 1997, explores the 'psychological meltdown' of the former British colony in the run-up to the handover. 'It is a great opportunity to tell the world that Hong Kong art is excellent,' said Ho.
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IGN Comics: Without spoiling the story, can you tell us one story element that really changed from that sort of top down mandate?
b> Beechen: Wow, it's tough to recall. We started this process so long ago, so I'm trying to remember the big picture of Paul's overview when we first started to where it is now. It's hard to remember what all the changes have been. Some stories I know have not changed terribly much and others have been sped up or slowed down or what have you. I guess it's just hard for me to remember. [Pause] You know, I guess I can't answer that. Nothing occurs to mind immediately. I know there have been occasions where we've said we need to throw this or that in, or we're taking this out, but I can't recall the exact instances. Sorry. [laughs]
IGN Comics: From a personal standpoint, what has been the most difficult part about working on this project?
b> Beechen: Keeping up. Remembering who's where and what's where and what's going on at any given time. There's a lot to keep track of. Man, there's a lot to keep track of! And how everything fits together. You have to keep all that in mind when you're writing your individual issues – where does this fit into the overall whole? You have to keep in mind that it's not just your turn to write Countdown for the next couple of weeks, and you're just going to focus on it for a while and then move onto something else. You have to keep the story in your mind all the time so everything remains as consistent as possible. And that's hard work.
You know, it's a big difference from when I was working on Robin. Now, looking back on it, we didn't cross over with other books, really. We were really just sort of left on our own, Freddie and I, to tell the stories we wanted to tell without too much worry about what was going on in other books. And now, with the way things are sort of heading, you wont find that with almost any book. Every book is tied to another book tightly somehow, or overall continuity. And it's a lot to keep track of. I don't know how people like Mike Marts, Mike Carlin, Eddie Berganza and all the other editors do it. I know they've got a continuity person on staff at DC now whose job is to keep track of all this stuff. It's a full time gig all by itself. I envy people like Geoff Johns who can just have a clear picture of it in their heads at all times. It takes a lot of flow-charting for me.
IGN Comics: Do you think there are any disadvantages to having all the DCU books so closely tied with each other now? Does it become a little too self-reflexive some times? As a writer does it ever prevent you from telling a good story?
Beechen: Well it doesn't prevent you from telling a good story. You just have to know where your boundaries are. You have to know what elements you have to work with and then use those elements to tell a good story. It may prevent you from telling a story that you have an idea for in the way that you want, but you're a writer, so your job is to tell the best story possible given the material you have. Is tying everything so closely together a good thing or a bad thing? I think there are advantages to having everything tied closely together, because it makes the universe feel much more consistent with itself. It feels like everything that happens in this world can happen in this world. It's not like something comes out of left field that's inconsistent with the rules you've established for this universe.
On the other hand, it's easy to slip on banana peels and throw even just one sentence into a story that people can pounce on and say "this is inconsistent to what we saw in 1974 in page twelve of a November issue," and then you just sort of throw up your hands. So it can come back to bite you, but you do the best you can given what you have to work with.
IGN Comics: How has the creative process behind Countdown changed since you began working on the project? I imagine you had to be tweaking the way you made this series as you went?
b> Beechen: Well the biggest change to me has been the increased involvement of Keith Giffen. Keith's working from a standpoint now where he's taking Paul's plot and he's doing breakdowns for it, and then it's coming to the writers, and the writers are using Keith's breakdowns as a template for the dialogue that they've built. There's a sense of what's going to be on the page when and where. So that, to me, has been the biggest change.
When we started out, before Keith was able to jump on board because 52 was just ending and he was busy with other stuff, it was more straightforward. We would talk to Paul and we'd talk to the Mikes [Carlin and Marts] and we'd figure out what was going on in the issue, than we'd write it out and then the artist would take their crack at it. Now we're sort of doing it the other way around, where Paul and Keith are talking over plots for the individual issues, Keith goes off and breaks it down and then it goes off to the writer. That's the biggest difference. We have a better idea of what's going on the page.
IGN Comics: So since Keith has become more involved, your role has been more dialogue based?
b> Beechen: Yeah, I think that's pretty safe to say. I think that at the breakdown stage, writers are still able to say, hey, what about changing this up so we can include this, or what about making a tweak here so the expression is more like this? I think writers still have the ability to say that or offer that. But yeah, we're reacting more to the art that is there rather than giving the artist what to draw.
IGN Comics: Wrapping up, have you had a favorite moment to write?
b> Beechen: I really enjoyed writing Mary Marvel with Klarion. That may just be because I had written Klarion for Robin in a couple issues and really enjoyed the experience, so the chance to do dialogue for that character again was a hoot, and I was really happy to have the opportunity to do that. I also enjoyed having Desaad turn into Firestorm. That to me was a pretty big moment, and I thought it was kind of cool to think what would happen if a villain wound up in the persona of Firestorm. It's all really been one big highlight, as far as I'm concerned. But those are the two things that really stuck out for me.
IGN Comics: What about a favorite storyline? Is there one storyline that, when the breakdown of an issue comes in, your eyes light up when you realize you'll be tackling it?
b> Beechen: Probably the Karate Kid storyline, just because I'm such a Legion nut and have been for so long. For me, a chance to write any Legion characters really sticks out. Getting a chance to write Val Armor and Singular Girl has been fun for me. To deal with any of that 30th century stuff, really. I've had a couple occasions to refer to Legion lore in Karate Kid's dialogue here or there – I did it somewhat with his conversation with Star Man early on. That stuff is fun for me. It's like getting a chance to dive back into the stuff that I was reading as a kid.
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I think you enjoyed yesterday's photographs of old books so today I have a Flickr set called Forgotten Places from Sam. Some good old grunge! Don't know about you but I find it fascinating!
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it is our dream to buy up an old place like these and convert it into living space. how cool would that be? our big dream is a depot......someday.
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Ubisoft Announces CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Hard Evidence Is Available
January 17, 2008 - Today, Ubisoft announced CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION(TM) Hard Evidence is available on store shelves for the Wii(TM) home video game system from Nintendo. This release marks the debut of the CSI franchise on the Wii system. Players will be able to use the Wii Remote(TM) to navigate through a crime scene and use an intuitive interface that has been completely redone with a console audience in mind, making the game more like the show than ever. CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION(TM) Hard Evidence is rated "M" for Mature and has a MSRP of $39.99.
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Hiro's Japan Photo
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Hiro has come to visit his friends on Sodor and his driver has a photo from Japan. A picture of Hiro and the snow. Thomas likes it but Gordon dislikes it. Gordon starts being rude to Hiro but learns his lesson when Hiro helps him and the express when Gordon breaks down.
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The Diesel has returned to Sodor to help the steamies. No one likes him as he was rude to them. He causes havoc for the steamies. He bumps Thomas's load and scratches the trucks, he is rude to James and he damages Duck's buffers. The engines get revenge by giving him too many trucks to pull and The Diesel goes back to the Other Railway.
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As Arthur and Butch discover, the crossing is faulte and doesn't work properly. If it is clear for Arthur to cross then the gate slides into Butch's face and gets confusing and if it is clear for Butch the gate slides towards him. The Fat Controller wants some new crossings. The nearest new crossings are on Misty Island. The Fat Controller tells Thomas and Stanley to get some more and they go through the tunnel of Misty Island at the Search and Rescue Centre. Stanley finds it spooky but Thomas says it is not scary but misty but today the island is not misty or foggy. Stanley is surprised at Old Wheezy and Hee-Haw and meets the logging locos. Thomas asks for some level crossings. Bash says "You'll find them at our track crossing" Dash says "They're perfect for you" Ferdinand says his catch phrase and Thomas and Stanley go to collect the level crossings. They head back to Sodor and The Fat Controller has new crossings.
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Thomas finds out about pizzas that The Fat Controller buys. Thomas decides that he can cook a pizza to Bill and Ben who tease him about being yellow with spots. Thomas remembers when he got fried eggs on him when the twins did tease him. He sees a box of pizzas on a flatbed that Boco is taking. But Thomas is going too fast and hits the flatbed and the pizzas go on him and they get cooked and stuck. Bill and Ben do tease Thomas.


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Grouse Corporation, a calendar year C corporation, had taxable income of $1.4 million, $1.2 million, and $700,000 for 2012, 2013, and 2014, respectively. Grouse has taxable income of $1.6 million for 2015. What are Grouse Corporation's minimum required estimated tax payments for 2015?
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Harder Than The Rest
On location with the most expensive movie ever made~ BY JENNY COONEY ~
This article was first published in Empire Magazine Issue #27 (September 1991).
While every other summer release tries desperately to make back its money, the most expensive movie ever made crashes through the $100 million mark in just 12 days. This one, though, has something the others lack, and its name is Arnold Schwarzenegger. Jenny Cooney meets the biggest movie star in the world on location with Terminator 2...
The biggest movie star in the world sits in his dressing room – a trailer bigger than the average American homestead – and chomps on a not inexpensive cigar. What sounds suspiciously like Austrian folk music is piped into the trailer located here at the back of one of the many cheap warehouses to be found in the quiet suburb of Valencia, a sleepy little pocket located just over an hour's drive out of central Los Angeles. A book entitled The Complete Real Estate Sales Guide sits on the coffee table in the middle of the trailer. On the bookshelf opposite sits an obviously fake million-dollar note, a typical in-joke for its owner, to whom the real thing must now seem like so much loose change. Indeed, were it not for the fact that half his face has been blown away, Arnold Schwarzenegger would appear to be in very good shape.
On closer inspection, the damage to the great man extends beyond just the loss of half a face: bullet marks riddle his neck and head; a steel skeletal frame protrudes through half of his face and stomach; one eye is entirely covered over with an elaborate special effects eyeball, enabling it to light up at will; and, clasped around the cigar, there is now some sort of steel contraption where Arnie's left hand used to be.
The reason for the damage is, of course, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the genuinely eagerly-awaited sequel to 1984's The Terminator – perhaps the major cult hit of the 80s and the film which first launched Schwarzenegger on the road to the extraordinary global success he now enjoys. The main difference now is that Arnie is the hero, the basic T-800 Terminator model programmed to do good works in his battle against the more sophisticated T-1000 machine, a quite remarkable invention capable of taking on any shape with which it comes into contact. At first glance, Arnold would appear to be taking a bit of a beating.
"I like my friends to come by when I look like this," he chuckles, puffing on the cigar. "I took photos like this with my daughter (two-year-old Katherine Eunice from his marriage to Kennedy clan member Maria Shriver), and she laughed her head off at daddy with all the fake blood. I like to put the photos up on my office wall to shock everybody."
It is certainly not difficult to believe that for Terminator 2, Arnold has had to spend literally hundreds of hours going through the rigours of modern make-up. What is surprising is that this notoriously impatient man seems quite happy to do it.
"For the original film, he was in 'ripped-apart face' make-up for maybe three days," says chief make-up artist Jeff Dawn. "On this film he's in it for maybe 30 days and it takes about five hours to put it on every day and another hour to take it off. And one thing Arnold says he doesn't like about himself is that he isn't patient enough, but I found him to be extremely patient in the chair. He signed the contract to do this movie and read the script and knew he'd be in the chair for hundreds of hours and I've heard no complaints."
The key change between this sequel and the 1984 original is the fact that this time around Arnie is not so much the bad guy as an underdog to Robert Patrick's more sophisticated T-1000 model Terminator, a killing machine out to destroy ten-year-old John Connor (newcomer Edward Furlong), the future leader of the rebel forces. Arnie's original T-800 is now reprogrammed not to terminate, but to actively protect the boy, son of old adversary Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton). Even director James Cameron admits that the idea of Arnold Schwarzenegger as underdog is not the easiest notion to accept. Hence the meticulously planned incomplete plot details announced to the world at various points during production.
"We wanted to slowly release the ideas so they built in proper sequence," explains the 37-year-old director, here returning to the scene of his original triumph, having passed by Aliens and The Abyss along the way. "If it just got dumped on you that Arnold was the good guy in this movie, I don't think you'd buy the idea. First, we announced that it was Terminator 2, then that Arnold was reprising the character from the same model line. Then the idea that he has been reprogrammed to be essentially a hero and that there is a second terminator he is in conflict with."
The making of Terminator 2: Five days a week for filming, weekends for ongoing post-production.
Read My Lips...
With the development of Arnie's Terminator into a friendlier, nicer, somehow essentially more 90s kind of guy, the amount of words he has to say has risen in corresponding fashion. In the 1984 original, however, Arnie had a mere 18 lines of dialogue, uttering a grand total of just 74 words (not including the two overdubbed scenes where he impersonates other voices). Here are those Terminator lines in full...
- Nice night for a walk.
- Nothing clean, right.
- Your clothes, give them to me now.
- The 12-guage autoloader.
- The .45 long-slide with laser sighting.
- Phased plasma rifle in 40-watt range.
- The Uzi nine-millimetre.
- All.
- Wrong.
- Sarah Connor?
- I'm a friend of Sarah Connor.
- I was told that she's here.
- Could I see her, please? Where is she?
- I'll be back.
- Fuck you, asshole.
- Give me your address there.
- Get out.
This second terminator, made of liquid metal and the machine that provides the lion's share of Terminator 2's stunning effects, was born out of the obvious need to create something with the terrible capacity of actually scaring the original Terminator, supposedly the ultimate killing machine.
"If I was going to put Arnold on the run," chuckles Cameron, "it had to be something that made us scared for him, so it obviously had to be something so outrageous."
And outrageous it most certainly is, with the computer-generated imagery involved so complex that one 15-second shot could take anything up to ten days for the computer to render on film, while, to produce the required 150 visual effects shots, four different teams of state-of-the-art experts were brought on to the production, including original Terminator creator Stan Winston and the legendary George Lucas outfit, Industrial Light And Magic.
Fortunately for Cameron, his leading man immediately declared himself thrilled with this notion of a new caring, sharing Terminator.
"I read the script last year on the way to Cannes," recalls Schwarzenegger, "and I was very pleased with the twist and the idea of making the Terminator not kill anybody and become more of a human being. It added a great touch of sensitivity and sweetness to the whole movie."
All of which, of course, fits neatly into the real-life transformation of Arnie in the last few years from muscle-bound knucklehead to the family man involved with President George Bush's Council On Physical Fitness.
"At the time when The Terminator came out," notes Cameron, "it was fine for Arnold to play an absolute lethal cold-blooded killer. Now, though, we're seven years later, Arnold's role globally has changed and he is a great idol to children and people everywhere. I think it's very fortunate for me that the story that I came up with many years ago involved a change of the character of The Terminator to where he is now essentially the hero of the film."
Cameron acknowledges, however, that getting all the elements together to even attempt a sequel was not the easiest of tasks.
"Different people owned the rights, people who weren't getting along," he admits, a diplomatic reference to his now ex-wife, Gale Anne Hurd, co-owner of the rights to the whole terminator concept with Cameron and Hemdale Films and credited as co-executive producer on the sequel. "It took the intervention of Mario Kassar (co-founder of industry heavyweights Carolco Pictures) to come in and purchase the rights from the individuals who owned them, different parts of it, and put it all together."
While smoothing the way for the sequel to actually get made, this sudden intervention from the deep pockets of Carolco – Hemdale and Hurd being bought out for a reported $5 million apiece – was the first signal that Terminator 2 was on its way to major-budget status. The alleged $15 million payment to Arnie and Cameron's own fee quickly set the film on its way to a price tag close to $100 million and the unwanted title of The Most Expensive Movie Ever Made. And while, understandably, no-one at Carolco is prepared to reveal the actual budget – the general consensus now settles at $88 million – James Cameron is ready and willing to defend the money spent.
"I don't think of it as one of the most expensive films ever made," explains Cameron, "because I only think of it as the amount of money that I've been given to actually make the movie. That's the below-the-line budget and that's healthy but not comparable to some of the top ten films. And the point is that large-scale action films with special effects cost money. The scrutiny about the budget doesn't bother me so long as people look at the film and what the film is about and don't review the budget. Then I'll be happy."
Schwarzenegger simply sidesteps the entire question of money.
"All I know," he hedges, "is that this has to be a very expensive movie because of what he have shot for five and a half months. We have used technology that has never been used before and everything is very sophisticated. Yet, as a businessman, I see that the bottom line is looking at what something costs and then always looking at how much money can I make with what I have spent. You can spend one dollar and make three dollars back. Or I can spend $300,000 and make $3,000,000 back. It doesn't matter. It's all zeros and the important thing is that we have to be responsible for making the money back or making it back twice or ten times over."
This classic example of the 90s actor/marketing man/businessman breaks into a delicious grin as he details the tactics used to finally win over the rights to the sequel.
"It was always thought that this was the perfect vehicle for a sequel," he explains, "but all those years it was tied up at Hemdale. So it was just a matter of time to wait for the vulnerable spot of Hemdale, which we knew would happen eventually, and then rush in and get back the movie. That's how we got Total Recall away from Dino (Di Laurentiis) and so that's what you do – you just wait for your turn and if something is good enough, well, it's worth waiting for."
Now, nearly six months on, the calm confidence of Cameron and Schwarzenegger certainly seems justified, with Terminator 2 wiping up the opposition and already through the $100 million mark after just two weeks on release. And even those critics who may find the storyline lacking the radical edge of the 1984 original have been universally swept away by the extraordinary effects involved with the liquid T-1000, a huge leap from Cameron's first attempt in this field, the pseudo-pod resembling Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's face on the end of a swirling tunnel of water in The Abyss.
"We found out with The Abyss that it was a viable process and could be done on schedule and for a known amount of money without a lot of drama," he explains. "So I called and asked the people at Industrial Light And Magic just how far I could go on this one. I had some ideas and I really wanted to push the envelope. In The Abyss, if that scene hadn't worked, I could just take it out. In Terminator 2, the big gamble was that I was pinning the dramatic success of a movie on a technique that was unproven. But I just instinctively knew they could do it."
Termintator 2: The new caring, sharing Schwarzenegger.
How To Spend 100 Million On A Movie
At anywhere between £88 million (minimum) and $110 million (top-whack), Terminator 2: Judgment Day easily walks off with the title of The Most Expensive Movie Ever Made. What looks like a huge gamble by producers Carolco is, however, an absolute safe bet to make its money back, as $82 million has already come back into the coffers through the pre-sale of worldwide theatrical rights ($65 million), video rights ($10 million) and TV rights ($7 million). And with more than $100 million already taken at the US box office in just two weeks, Terminator 2: Judgment Day suddenly looks like a very sound investment indeed. Here's the way the money goes...
Production costs and special effects: $53 million
Arnold Schwarzenegger's salary: $15 million ($7 million in the shape of a Gulfstream G-III jet)
Interest charges to financiers: $10 million
Expenses incurred during production, printing, advertising: $6 million (for writing and directing)
James Cameron's salary: $6 million
Payment to Gale Anne Hurd: $5 million (to buy back rights to make the sequel)
Payment to Hemdale Films: $5 million (ditto)
Along with the effects, Cameron's two chief headaches were the sheer expertise required for the movie's spectacular stunts and the crucial US release deadline of July 4, giving him the shortest post-production time in the history of Hollywood. On this point, Cameron simply cut it as he went along.
"With The Abyss," recalls Cameron, "the mistake I made there was because it was so tiring and exhausting to shoot, I didn't do any cutting until it was over. With Terminator 2, post-production started the day after the film began shooting on October 8. I made sure we worked only five days a week so I could work in the cutting room on weekends and we cut the movie as we went along. It's what the astronauts call 'maintaining an even strain' – you just have to not let up, so then you think it's status quo. The second you look down, you realise how high up you are."
For the thrills and spills, stunt co-ordinator Joel Kramer was confronted with a movie that devotes more than 60 per cent of its running time to pure action.
"When I read the script," recalls Kramer, "I was champing at the bit. Jim wrote the action down so explicitly detailed that we knew it wasn't action for the sake of having stunts. Everything works for the script."
He reels off the more dangerous stunts as, "The 750-pound motorcycle which jumped 60 feet from about 15 feet in the air, a guy on a bike jumping at almost 40 miles an hour out of a second story window into a helicopter, a cannon roll where I flipped a van, and everything from guns being lit on fire to shoot-outs to car chases. It runs the entire spectrum of stunts."
And while Kramer is obviously pleased that Arnold was in such great shape that he was able to do "75 to 80 per cent of his own stunts," he does confess that such star involvement did have its drawbacks.
"He's such a good athlete," says Kramer, "that we could work a 15-hour day and he'd still ride his life-cycle for an hour before or after work and drag us along. If we had a 30-minute lunch break, he'd say, 'Forget lunch - you're coming to work out with me.'"
The end result of all this ferociously detailed action, planning and huge-budget effects is, then, the biggest movie hit of the summer and the saviour of an otherwise disappointing year so far for the Hollywood honchos. Just, in fact, like they all promised it would be.
"The audiences are more sophisticated than they were in 1984," offers make-up maestro Jeff Dawn as production winds down. "They're more educated and have seen the way special effects are done so now they're looking for little extras that make them go, 'Wow, how do they do that?' I can't imagine anybody walking out of the theatre after seeing Terminator 2 saying, 'Well, I didn't see enough, I didn't get enough action or suspense or effects.'"
Larry Kasanoff, Cameron's partner, is equally confident of avoiding a money-back situation.
"If theatre-goers come to see a bloodfest of Arnold merely killing people, then they'll be disappointed," says Kasanoff. "If they come for an action film and the best rollercoaster ride of their lives, they'll be thrilled."
Last word to the big man.
"I have to say that I feel sorry for the movie industry in a way," says Schwarzenegger with one of those cocky grins. "Because, from this movie on, they're going to be screwed, right? Where else can they go? This is it. This is the answer and these poor studio executives are sitting out there trying to figure out how to top it. And you know what?"
He leans forward to butt out the cigar, metallic hand still hanging off his shoulder.
"They can't!"
While Arnie eases off this time around, Linda Hamilton's new version of Sarah Connor is an altogether tougher affair. Jenny Cooney hears a tale of madness and cruelty...
I was at the Cannes Film Festival and I'd checked my gun in at the front desk. And when it was handed back to me it accidentally fired through to the next room and I went in and saw that a man was killed and a woman was stopping breathing."
Linda Hamilton recounts what is, fortunately, a bad dream she had not long after finishing the gruelling endurance course that is now known as Terminator 2: Judgment Day. This time around, Hamilton is again female lead Sarah Connor, with the lonely waitress of the original now transformed into the muscle-bound fighter of the sequel. A process which clearly had a shattering effect on the 34-year-old actress.
"I woke up," she recalls of the Cannes dream, "and I begged God for forgiveness, even though I knew it was a dream. I wept and prayed for about 20 minutes. The film really took its toll."
To effect this new harder-than-the-rest look for the movie, Hamilton went through a personal revolution under the expert eye of ex-Israeli commando Uzi Gal.
"I learned about guns, some judo, a lot of military tactics," recalls Hamilton. "Lots of freeing hostages and coping with terrorist situations and changing magazines and positions when you're out of mags. It was very intense. It was not pleasant and I dreaded it, but I knew that in the film Sarah Connor had not had an easy seven years and there was no wimping out."
In addition to this military training, Hamilton also worked out three hours months prior to the shoot and then well into production.
"I think I'm pretty lucky genetically and have a lot of muscle, but my baby was only a year old when I started training ,so I had a little extra work to do," she recalls. "I've trimmed down now because I was a little overbuilt for my taste. Photographers could see my chest muscles rippling and it just wasn't feminine."
The year-old baby, now two, will not, however, be getting a chance to see his mother in movie action for a good ten years at least.
"I want to do movies that my son can see and will be proud of," says Hamilton, "and when he is quite a bit older I'll be proud to take him to see this one. I don't believe, though, that an eight-year-old or even a 12-year-old should see this film because they just don't have the ability to pick their way through it like we do."
And, although physically and mentally exhausted by the end of the six-month shoot, Hamilton now says the movie was, overall, an exhilarating experience.
"I knew what she was going to be before I went into it and the harder the job is, the more joyful it is for me," she claims. "You do the job and you glory in it as you do it. So yes, I was drained physically and emotionally, but as happy as I have ever been and riding high on what I had to do. And I don't believe any women have done what I got to do in this film, in terms of just carrying it so far with my body. Not just muscle alone, but hauling myself around to the point where I lost my hearing and couldn't walk for three days. Amazing..."
This article was first published in Empire Magazine Issue #27 (September 1991).


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U.S. consumers place more importance on price and value when choosing over-the-counter (OTC) medication compared to global consumers, a likely reaction to the economic downturn, according to a global online survey conducted by The Nielsen Co. in partnership with the Association of the European Self-Medication Industry (AESGP).
U.S. consumers place more importance on price and value when choosing over-the-counter (OTC) medication compared to global consumers, a likely reaction to the economic downturn, according to a global online survey conducted by The Nielsen Co. in partnership with the Association of the European Self-Medication Industry (AESGP).
According to The Nielsen Global Online Consumer Survey, 30 percent of U.S. consumers consider price important when choosing OTC products, while on average, only 17 percent of global consumers do; only Japanese consumers place more importance on price (33 percent). One quarter of Americans consider whether the product is a good value, while on average, 15 percent of global consumers make this a consideration.
"With increasing medical costs and a fragile economy, the U.S. consumer is more price and value centric than ever," said Matt Dumas, managing director, NielsenHealth. "These findings highlight the rising importance of generic drugs in the U.S. market, which is underscored by low OTC product loyalty scores versus global markets."
When choosing OTC medication, U.S. consumers rank the product's effectiveness, safety, and whether or not they have confidence in the product as most important. According to Nielsen's research, fifty percent of U.S. consumers ranked "I know it works" as an important factor when choosing OTC medication, while four out of ten (42 percent) U.S. consumers cited "I know it is safe," and 35 percent responded that having confidence in the product were important. Least important to U.S. consumers are recognizable products (7 percent), easy to take products (8 percent) and choosing products because they are usually used (12 percent).
"With a highly competitive OTC marketplace in the U.S., a product's effectiveness is the driving factor behind consumer preference," said David Parma, global head of Nielsen Consumer Research. "Safety clearly is top of mind, particularly now with the recent intervention by the FDA in prescription and OTC medication. OTC manufacturers need to do a really good job of communicating the safety of their products in light of this."
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• Of those consumers that usually wait to see if they get better or never take medicine, 34 percent respond that the main reason they don't take medicine is because taking medicines can be harmful to your health. Fourteen percent indicate that they don't take medicine because they're too expensive.
• When asked what would help them take care of their health and minor ailments, U.S. consumers indicated more advice or support from their doctors (44 percent), clearer information on and in the pack of medicine (36 percent), and more health education (33 percent).
• Forty-nine percent of U.S. consumers strongly agree or agree that more medicines should be available without a prescription from the doctor. Thirty-one percent strongly disagree or disagree, while thirty-one percent don't have an opinion or don't know.
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The Kumari priest and his wife escort Jibika Bajracharya, the newly appointed child goddess Kumari, through the streets in Bhaktapur, Nepal. As the new Kumari of Bhaktapur, she performs her role in public during the 15-day long Dashain festival while spending the rest of the year as a goddess living a normal life with her parents at home until she is replaced at 11 years old. Photo Tom Van Cakenberghe/Getty Images
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The tenderloin portion of a chicken breast is the meaty portion that runs along the length of the breast. When you debone a raw chicken breast, remove the thick tenderloin portion and use it for a tender and tasty entree. To bake chicken breast tenderloins, season them lightly with simple ingredients. With slow and moist baking, the tenderloins will make a delicious meal. This recipe serves four.
Things You'll Need
- 1 lb. boneless chicken breast tenderloins
- 1/2 cup ranch dressing
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tsp. salt and pepper
- Small bowl
- Shallow pie plate
- Shallow baking pan (with lid)
- Meat thermometer
Pour the ranch dressing into the small bowl. Add the flour, salt and pepper to the pie plate. Mix the dry ingredients well to combine them.
Dip a chicken breast tenderloin into the ranch dressing to coat it completely.
Dredge the chicken in the flour mixture.
Place the coated chicken into the shallow baking pan.
Repeat the same process with each chicken breast tenderloin piece to coat each piece of chicken thoroughly. Cover the pan.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Place the chicken into the oven. Bake the chicken for 15 minutes.
Remove the chicken and insert the meat thermometer into the thickest portion of a chicken piece. If the thermometer reaches 165 degrees Fahrenheit, the chicken is finished cooking, according to the USDA Food Safety Inspection Service. Cook the chicken for about five more minutes and recheck the temperature if the poultry is below 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Starting from 1987, every year 31st May is observed as the World No Tobacco Day. It is a day to encourage self-restraint among the people from all type of tobacco use. While the public health sector, NGOs, doctors, family and health expert across India are expressing need to enforce a ban on all types of tobacco advertising, sponsorship and promotion, there is someone in the East busy endorsing cancer sticks to compensate victims who invested in a Ponzi scheme.
Yes, the West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamta Banerjee, cornered by the repercussion in the stir of a substantial chit scam a month ago pronounced a hike tax on the cancer sticks by 10%. This step is taken by Didi to yank money for the Saradha cheat fund. Puffing slightly more will not harm the puffers but will aid the duped investors, says Didi. Isn't my Chief Minister aware that approximately 1 million deaths in India every year and 30% of cancer deaths are solely due to tobacco consumption?
Let's assume the TMC chief doesn't know the statistics but it is quite palpable that Ms. Banerjee is well aware of the hazardous and fatal consequences of smoking. When the world is strictly campaigning against the cancer sticks, busy illustrating its adverse effects through images, videos and over the Internet, the Indian CM comes out with a Eureka moment where cigarettes seems to be the only rescue for the duped investors who lost their lifelong savings overnight.
Isn't it upsetting and destructive and to speak further does it even make a compelling political argument? First Mamta Banerjee's party, the TMC (Trinamool Congress) allows a cheat company like Saradha Group to mushroom its business in West Bengal and rip off the citizens mainly illiterates and poor from their life-long savings. Then to compensate the duped poor investors they are now all set to fleece another section of people that is the daily puffers and the manufacturers of the same.
According to a survey conducted by GATS (The Global Adult Tobacco Survey) made public by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, it has been observed that 36.3% of the total population of West Bengal consumes tobacco product or products in one or the other form. Out of which, 21.9% consume smokeless tobacco, 21.3% smoke cigarette and 15.7% are the people who smoke bidi.
The irony that reveals from the survey is quite devastating. It means that the smokers who will be taxed are mainly the people whose money was taken by the tsunami called as Sharada Cheat Scam. Now, isn't this something very bizarre? First, you lose your hard earned money in a fund (Now that is a separate topic that you invested in the Saradha Group mainly because it had some association with the TMC), get duped and then again as a relief measure pay extra percent tax for raising your own money? Moreover, it is still not lucid whether you will get even half of the chunk that you invested.
Mamta Banerjee in West Bengal is a satatar pratik (symbol of honesty) but by no means her off-the cuff sketch of raising Rs. 150 crore through puffers seems like a honest measure to help the people of West Bengal who have given her that sobriquet. Not just, the aam aadmi of WB she even deceives the Commissioner of Food Safety office of Bengal, underneath the State Health and Family Welfare Department, who had lately issued a warning against any type of manufacture, sale, storage or distribution of Pan Masala, Gutka and/or any other products containing nicotine or tobacco as constituents for a time period of 1 year starting wef May 1, 2013.
Lastly, the bizarre statement of Didi effect not only the tax payers, the victims but also betrays a huge lot of people staying in other parts of India who are strictly against these cancer sticksand trying to make not just May 31st but every day as No Tobacco Day. Especially, millions of women in India like me who are passive smokers from birth and are continuously on the brink to somehow convince their Fathers and partners (boyfriend/husbands) to quit smoking.
Rightly said, "Aurat Ki Dushman Aurat Hi Hoti Hai!". Ms. Banerjee's bizarre statement on "Puffing More" just a month before World No Tobacco Day only betrays us further and ruins her own image of Satatar Pratik
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Proper threading, both on top and inside the machine, is required for a sewing machine to make strong, even stitches. The top thread is out in the open, making it simpler to spot top-threading errors, while the bobbin thread takes more investigation to correct when there is a problem. An improperly loaded Juki TL-98Q sewing machine bobbin causes missed stitches and weak, loopy stitches. An improperly loaded bobbin also causes the bobbin to back-spin, making a potentially damaging knot of thread inside the bobbin case.
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Depress the power button to turn the sewing machine off.
Raise the needle to its highest position either by turning the hand crank on the side or by pressing the needle up/down switch located on the front of the machine.
Open the hinged side plate to expose the hook and bobbin case by lifting up on the outer edge. The side plate is located on the base of the sewing machine, about an inch to the left of the throat plate where the needle goes into the base.
Lift the lever on the bobbin case and pull the bobbin case straight out to remove the old bobbin.
Position the full bobbin in front of the bobbin case so it turns clockwise when you pull the loose thread end.
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Yanae is the oldest son from a multiracial family. He is convinced that he was supposed to become the Avatar.
Yanae looks similar to General Iroh II, but with a large scar streaking across his face. He also has a beard and mustache, and his left eye is blind.
HistoryYanae was born in the Northern Water Tribe as soon as Avatar Aang died. He was convinced that he was supposed to be the Avatar, and that Korra had somehow stolen it from him. Many times, he tried to bend other elements. He does seem to have slight firebending ability, but he can not control it. One day, when he was attempting to firebend, a flame that he was attempting to manipulate exploded, scarring his face and that of his brother, who was watching him. At that point, Yanae decided that he needed to reclaim his power from Korra. He booked passage to Republic City with his brother, Yarruk. Once there, he started searching for Avatar Korra. He had almost found her when the Equalists attacked the pro bending stadium, and Yanae went into hiding. After Amon was unmasked, he reentered Republic City's society. One day, he was sitting on the banks of a lake in the city, when he noticed a small, white shape on the other shore. He swam across, and saw that it was Amon's mask. He picked it up and brought it home, where he hid it under his bed, unsure of what to do with it. On the one hand, he should be the Avatar. It was his duty to keep the peace. On the other hand, Amon had opposed Korra, who he despised.
Some months later, Yanae saw a crowd gathering in the city. He went to see what it was about. It was a speaker talking about how his life was changed when Korra came to the city. Consumed by jealousy, Yanae marched up, stole the man's megaphone and announced that he, not Korra, was supposed to be the Avatar. He was met by a rain of rotten tomatoes and a cry of "Go home, we know that 'fake scar' trick!". He returned to his apartment, where he made his choice. He would use Amon's mask to become "The Shadow" and hunt down the Avatar. He spent months trying to hone his firebending ability, resulting in scars on his leg, arm, and chest. He eventually got it to the point where a flame he was attempting to expand would expand, but not to dangerous proportions. He still cannot generate fire, and has only the most basic control over it, using a style more like the forbidden art of Bloodbending then actual firebending.
Yanae has never met the Avatar, but he believes that she stole his Avatarness. He is currently attempting to find a way to transfer her power back to him.
Yanae's brother has always been fascinated with his undeveloped ability to bend fire. He journeyed to Republic City with his older brother to help him get his powers back .
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Where do I start with how awful my time was here when having my baby? Firstly we had 2 really lovely midwifes one was in training, That soon changed when they had finnished their shift. We then got left with a really rude midwife and a young training midwife who was lovely. Through my 26 hour labour we kept getting left for up to an hour at a time after being told they where just popping out for 2 minutes. In the final stages i felt as though the midwife was suggesting i shouldn't be in as much pain as i was making out because my labour wasn't progressing very quickly just to find baby was coming when they looked but no appologies..after having my baby me and my parter where told she would pop out again for a minute and come back to help me breastfeed my baby as it was my first time. After an hour of waiting for her to come back and a screaming baby, my partner had to go and find sombody just to find the midwife had finnishd her shift! The room looked like a crime scene while we were waiting to be put in a room with needles left on the floor and blood everywhere, nobody had came in to check on us and to tidy at all. Once we where put in a room and my partner had gone home my baby needed feeding and as i was having difficulty breastfeeding due to the lack of help, i had to just request a bottle. I had never fed a baby in my life before that day but was given a bottle and told to " just give her that and burp her" I was struggling to feed her so i needed help but then found the button to call the midwife was not working. Because i had an epidural i could not walk very well on my own and i was very very weak so could barely sit up by myself. i had to struggle by myself to get up holding my baby and had to try and stand in my doorway waiting for a midwife to come to help, not forgetting i was not fully dressed and couldn't get dressed properly as i was so weak. 3 or 4 workmen where then sent in my room to 'fix' the button while i was still sitting in bed feeling i had no dignity! my baby was also in the room with me when i herd the man swear and say "ooh smoke" patting it out. the room then filled with a burning electrical smell. To give the hospital their due i was moved into a better room but i should have been moved before sending randome workmen in, i could have been in any state, breastfeeding etc. A midwife then had to take my baby out the room because of the smell, which i wasn't happy with this woman taking my baby 'for a walk' out of my sight which i promised myself i would not let happen as i had herd so many horror stories before! I was so miserable and phoned my mother in tears wanting to sign myself out but couldn't as they needed to keep an eye on my baby overnight. All through the night i needed help with changing and feeding my baby but when calling a midwife i was felt i was being stupid asking for the help thanks to how the midwives spoke to me, I am put off ever having any more children now thanks to my time here.
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After a beautiful week spent in Tuscany we got home. Here are some photos of the trip.
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Viareggio, where we were so lucky to find the summer carnival:
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Torre del Lago Puccini:
Orbetello: the town where the Black Knight and Sir Giorgio fought many running battles (now it is legend).


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For the slightly traditional bride who can't wait to host elegant dinner parties to utilize her beautiful fine china, today's mood board will be especially inspiring. The most sophisticated shade of blue is definitely this iconic Wedgewood blue we have used in our theme. When paired with porcelain white, it's perfectly classic!
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Winston is a red track inspection convertible car.
Allies: Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby, Emily, Daisy, BoCo, Bear, Mavis, Stanley, Stafford, Charlie, Hiro, Paxton, Porter, Connor, Caitlin, Millie, Stephen, Whiff, Scruff, Belle, Flynn
Rivals: Duck, Donald, Douglas, Oliver, Bill, Ben, Harvey
Enemies: Diesel, Arry, Bert, Diesel 10, Spencer, Den, Dart, Norman, Sidney
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Season 16
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Season 17
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Season 17
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- The Lost Puff
- The Thomas Way
- Percy's Lucky Day
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- David Menkin (US)
- Wooden Railway
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- Winston's theme is the Blue Mountain Quarry song or the Roll Along Song "Blue Mountain Mystery", which he shares with Luke, Merrick, and Owen.
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- Barnyard Dawg (Looney Tunes)
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- Thomas the Tank Engine (Doki)
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2013 Team Outlook: Miami Dolphins
WR Rishard Matthews, TEN - Not Draft Worthy
If you're looking this far down Miami's depth chart for a receiver then it is quite possible your fantasy season is over. Matthews had just 11 receptions for 151 yards in his rookie season. Simply put, there's no reason a fantasy owner should be looking at Matthews. There are too many receivers ahead of him on the depth chart and too many questions surrounding Miami's run and pass game.
WR Armon Binns, --- - Not Draft Worthy
In his rookie season, Binns pulled in 24 receptions for 277 yards with one touchdown while playing in 11 games for the Bengals and Dolphins. With numbers like these, fantasy owners need to stay as far away as possible. Unless someone ahead of Binns suffers a season ending injury, there is little value to be had here.
WR Brandon Gibson, NE - Low Potential
Update (10/21): Gibson has had a respectible start to the season. Through six games the fifth year man out of Washington has nearly as many yards a Mike Wallace and twice as many touchdowns. Sure he doesn't have the big name but we're talking stats here not image. Gibson is getting the job done on a more consistent basis than Wallace. Fantasy owners looking for someone to fill a bye week opening or an injury may want to take a look Gibson's way.
Profile: Gibson had the best season of his 4 year career last year pulling in 51 receptions for 691 yards and scoring 5 touchdowns. All of this was while playing with Sam Bradford and the St. Louis Rams. Now in Miami, Gibson will need to learn a new offense and adjust to playing with a new quarterback. Brandon has the skills to take over the number two role, but his lack of familiarity with the offense will likely set him back as the season begins. Until we see some on the field consistency, it is best to hold off on drafting Gibson.
WR Brian Hartline, --- - Bye Week Fill-in
Update (10/21): For the most part Hartline's performance this season has been very consistent. Week in and week out he has 3-5 receptions for 50-70 yards with an occassional touchdown or high yardage game. If you're looking for a flex start then Hartline could be a nice fit. If nothing else at least you can count on five or six points with the possiblilty of eleven or twelve.
Profile: From time to time Hartline will go nuts (see week 4 last season), but performances like that are few and far between. Most weeks Brian will score you 5-7 points, so unless you're looking for a bye week fill-in there's just not enough value here. We'd like to see more from Hartline, but the fact remains there are too many uncertainties surrounding Tannehill and the run game for anyone to feel comfortable starting Hartline on a weekly basis.
TE Charles Clay, BUF - Deep-league Only
Update (10/21): Up till last week Clay was a nice bye week fill-in for fantasy owners and even last week's game wasn't all that bad. For the third week in a row Clay found the end zone. Unfortunately just when it looked like Clay was going to be fantasy worthy week in and week out he has just one reception on three targets. This could have been a fluke or it could be a sign of things to come. Owners should use caution when starting Clay these next few weeks. If Clay is only seeing two or three targets it may be time to cut him loose.
Profile: On Tuesday, OC Mike Sherman said if the season started this week Clay would be the Dolphins' starting TE. We're not sure that's how things will play out over the next few weeks, so it is probably best to hold off on drafting one of Miami's tight ends.
TE Dion Sims, CHI - Deep-league Only
Update (8/21): At this point just who starts at TE for Miami week one is anyone's guess. On Tuesday OC Mike Sherman said if the season started this week they would go with H-Back Charles Clay, using him on the line, in the backfield and split out as pass receiver. At this point (until we see how the Dolphins plan to fill the void left by Keller), it may be best to avoid Miami's tight end on draft day.
It appears the rookie out of Michigan State will start the season opposite Keller in Miami's offense. At 6'5" and 285 lbs., it is likely Sims will be used as a blocking tight end and see very little action in the passing game. Should something happen to Keller, it is more likely we would see fullback Charles Clay line up as the receiving tight end than Sims. There is little value to be had here at this time.
Update: With the injury to Tight End Dustin Keller, somebody has to step up for the Dolphins. Rookie Dion Sims makes the most sense to us to fill in for Keller. He's had a good preseason and will need to step up and fill some pretty big shoes. Other names in the mix: H-Back Charles Clay. The Dolphins have primarily been using him as a fullback so there will be an adjustment period. Second year tight end Michael Egnew disappointed the team last season must improve his run blocking or he will never find his way on the field.


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I am trying to use the Active directory access for help desk user authentication, how ever when i enter our details (active directory server, uername and password) and click "save" it comes up testing but dosnt change, It wont error nor will it stop testing. Any ideas what I could look at? I have an Windows 2008 Server with Active Directory, and spice works is running on a windows 2008 member server.
Any info would be great.
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Oct 7, 2008 at 2:05 UTC
Have you had a look at the log files of the authenticating server to see if there is an issue there? Does the auth attempt show up? Does it suceed or fail? It may be a time out on the response to SW.
Oct 10, 2008 at 4:42 UTC
i am having the same problem it could sit with the "Testing..." for ever and not stop etc. where are the logs for this?
Oct 11, 2008 at 11:20 UTC
Log files for Spiceworks are located at C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\log\
Your servers log files (which i refer to) are located on your authenticating server.
Oct 13, 2008 at 5:45 UTC
what log file? there afew in there and what am i looking for?
Oct 13, 2008 at 6:39 UTC
OK, this issue has been muddied enough.
- Check the log files on your MAIL SERVER to see if the authentication is actually taking place or failing. You might even find it in your Event Viewer on the mail server.
- Check the Event Viewer on the machine Spiceworks is installed on to see if there is a security failure there. You may to turn on Security auditing, and then attempt to authenticate again to get an entry.
- The location of the Spiceworks logs was provided in case you have to go there next to see if any errors are logged.
You might start with the production.log read it from the bottom up.
If there is nothing obvious there, move to the C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\data\users.yaml (You can open this in Notepad) or, C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\data\settings.yaml.
- Check the mail server first, then worry about what is in the Spiceworks logs.
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some problems with the fluent-meshfile i wanna convert to foam. on another machine it works fine but on this it won't.
i also tried it on a new simulation. the error messages above are from a try where i wanted to convert within a existing case (icoFoam/elbow) but the messages are the same.
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The production of chicken has gone down by 2.3%, according to Statistics Mauritius.
Chicken production has decreased from 47,500 tonnes in 2014 to 46,000 in 2015; while this appears to be the trend, the demand for chicken and its consumption keep on rising. Distributors are allegedly saying that there is a lack of the food item on the market.
According to latest statistics, food distributors are complaining at not having received responses following their queries to the authorities for a permit for the import of chicken. They argue that the price of chicken will be around 20 to 30% less than those currently being sold if the product is imported. They also mention that there are only few companies that are responsible for chicken production such that the chicken market is somewhat monopolised, thereby entailing risks of price increases. On the other hand, the import of consumer goods is restricted.
However, companies producing chicken are positive that the demand for the food item is being met. According to the latter, around 4,800 tonnes of chicken are being sold per year.
It is to be noted that chicken is one of the products that are sold in large amounts on a daily basis in Mauritius: for instance, 100 to 150 whole chickens are sold everyday in Winners' supermarkets.


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