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In this confusing, surreal, and slow-paced drama that swings back and forth from strange to farcical, Robert (Alain Delon) meets Donatienne (Nathalie Baye) on a train. She tells him a story about a woman and a man who meet on a train and subsequently spend a night - only one night - in a glorious sexual encounter before they part forever. He is so taken with her that he ends up in her mountain chalet, not just for one night, but for many - drinking beer and forgetting about his wife in Paris. Donatienne then has sexual relations with all the men in her neighborhood - and the film steps fully into a bizarre world in which neither Robert nor Donatienne can honestly relate to each other. The mystery about what is going on is revealed in the end, but by then the film - verbose, inscrutable, and artificial - may have alienated more than one viewer. On the other hand, the performances of Delon and Baye stand out against this flawed backdrop, an achievement recognized at the 1984 Cesars when Delon won the Best Actor award for his role as Robert.~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
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Japan hangs murder convict; 6th execution of year
September 12, 2013
TOKYO (AP) — Japan on Thursday hanged a 73-year-old man convicted of murder and robbery, the country's sixth execution of the year.
The Justice Ministry said the hanging was carried out in Tokyo. The man had shot to death a restaurant owner in 2004, stealing his bag containing 400,000 yen ($4,000) in cash.
Japan executed three inmates in February and two in April. There are 132 inmates currently on death row.
All executions in the country are done by hanging.
Human rights groups have widely criticized Japan for continuing capital punishment, but polls show the public supports the system.
Japan's government releases few details about executions, and inmates are not informed of their pending execution until immediately before it is carried out.

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Tebow Visited Hurricane Shelter, A WWII Veteran Left Him Feeling 'Uplifted'
By Jenni FInk
September 13, 2017
Tim Tebow has ventured around the country and his career in sports has taken him to Denver, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. On Monday, he made his way back to his Florida hometown.
Tebow, who currently plays for the New York Mets' minor league team the St. Lucie Mets, stopped by a Hurricane Irma special needs shelter in Jacksonville, where he signed autographs and posed for photos with people who had been stranded by the storm.
"There's a lot of things they are dealing with — a lot of worry, a lot of doubt, a lot of unknown. But if there's a chance just to brighten their day, put a smile on their face, or letting them not worry about their problems for a couple of seconds or minutes, it's worth it," Tebow told News 4 Jax.
However, the most memorable moment for the professional athlete wasn't what he could give to the evacuees, it's what one of the people he visited with gave to him.
In a video posted to Instagram, Tebow is sitting beside a World War II veteran and a dog donning a dapper sweater as the man bounces his leg and plays the harmonica.
Tebow's post says he was "totally uplifted" by the veteran whose "spirit and talents encouraged his fellow visitors" at the shelter.


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Ian Clark's Pop Culture Club -- 'Star Wars;' Just think of the possibilitiesBy IAN CLARK
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 15. 2013 9:18PM
The "Star Wars" galaxy may be far, far away, but it's also rife with story potential.
The news broke recently that not only would Disney be making a new trilogy of "Star Wars" films after purchasing the brand from mastermind George Lucas, but also that there would spin-off movies in the years between the main films (episodes seven, eight and nine).
Since my love for "Star Wars" is well documented in this column, I received a number of emails asking my thoughts on the spin-offs. So I figured I may as well take a whack at it this week.
As SW fans know, the stories in the films are just the start of the lore. Dozens of books, comic books and video games from the SW universe have been published from timelines dating to thousands of years before the original trilogy to decades beyond "Return of the Jedi."
Disney has the rights to use any of that material - or scrap it and make their own "official" stories with the spin-off films. And the possibilities for what those spin-offs will feature are endless. Let's talk about the obvious choices first, those being Han Solo, Boba Fett and Yoda.
A Han Solo film (with Chewbacca, of course) is a no-brainer. Many people's favorite character (myself included), Solo has so much potential for cool adventures that take place before the first film ("A New Hope").
Sprinkled within the original movies are hints as to what we could see, including Han and Chewie making the Kessel Run in "less than 12 parsecs" in the Millennium Falcon, and showing us just what "cargo" Han had to dump when an Imperial ship boarded the Falcon, causing his debt to Jabba the Hutt.
Boba Fett became a fan favorite despite very little screen time in the original trilogy. Being a cool and deadly bounty hunter, the story potential for a Fett tale is off the charts. It would be a money-maker for sure.
And who doesn't love Yoda? One mystery that remains from the movies is just what species the little Jedi master is.
Perhaps we could see his origin story and learn more about the wise little green guy who instructed Jedi for 800 years.
Those choices are the obvious ones and Disney would be crazy to pass on any of them. But there are also some other options that could (if given the proper creative minds to bring them to the screen) be big hits.
How about an adventure set before "The Phantom Menace" starring young Jedi padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi and mentor Qui-Gon Jinn? It's hard to believe, but 14 years have passed since "Menace" hit theaters, so both Ewan McGregor and Liam Neeson might have trouble passing for younger versions of themselves. But new faces in the roles wouldn't be a deal-breaker since the story potential is through the roof.
We were introduced to numerous Jedi in the prequel trilogy and many of them could be teamed together for a good Jedi flick. Or how about the other bounty Hunters we see in "The Empire Strikes Back," such as Dengar, IG-88 and Bossk? A hunters movie where they are all tracking the same target could be cool.
In short, the franchise is huge and the stories that can be told within its framework are limitless.
The news out of Disney has me and excited and what's more, it has the newest generation of "Star Wars" fans, such as my own boys (ages six and nine), excited for what will become "their Star Wars" for years to come.
Ian Clark's Pop Culture Club appears weekly in the New Hampshire Sunday News. Check out his podcast "Nerdherders" on iTunes or at www.3nerds.us, and his books, "Prophecy of Shadows" and "Plains of the Past." His e-mail address is email@example.com.


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- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruBased on traditional Maori design, Te Mirumiru by Collingridge and Smith Architects is a sweeping curvilinear building that undulates above and beneath the earth's surface. Covered in a lush green roof, the structure's entrance seems to emerge from a passage in the side of a hill. A glass lined exterior coupled with the roof angle creates passive cooling and ventilation, saving on energy while respecting New Zealand's traditions.1
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruThe architects based the complex's design on the genius loci, the Maori Spirit of the Place.2
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruThe resulting submerged structure was built in the Te Whare Whenua tradition, which means house of the earth. By building a structure partially underground, its inhabitants and visitors are thought to be closer to Mother Earth.3
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruThe building site is shaped in a curved form that emulates a womb shape, with the structure residing within, its inner arch peeking out onto the land through floor to ceiling glass walls. Flooding the interior with natural light, the interior looks out onto the natural and lush swamp land of the area.4
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruThe grass covered roof extends to the parking lot on the façade of the building, and also insulates the rooms inside throughout the year. Rain water is filtered throughout the dense mass of grass, diverting water from the storm sewers in the lot.5
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruThe arched ceiling naturally circulates air throughout the interior, keeping it fresh and cool in the summer, and moving around warm air in the winter. The concrete floor absorbs the sun's rays and provides radiant heat in the winter, while the roof overhang blocks direct sun rays in the summer.6
- Collingridge and Smith Architects Te MirumiruTe Mirumiru combines modern sustainable and energy efficient design with the time honored tradition of historic Maori ideologies.7


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Posted by Denis on December 10, 2003 at 11:41:01:
I had a new furnace and Amtrol indirect hot water heater installed a little over a year ago. The setup is controlled by a TACO 6 zone controller with the zone 6 priority option.
The Amtrol is currently wired so that the heating zones can demand at the same time as the hot water which can be a bad combination if a couple of heating zones start demanding right when someone is taking a shower. Zone 6 is available so I would like to rewire the Amtrol to zone 6 but cannot find instructions or a diagram. I have the TACO diagram and am somewhat familiar with zone contollers but not with the indirect hot water heater wiring.
Has anyone out there done this?
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# copy data to csv psql yourdb -c "COPY (SELECT * FROM tablename) TO STDOUT WITH CSV HEADER" > file.csv # copy data out, load it back in psql yourdb -c "COPY (SELECT * FROM tablename) TO STDOUT WITH CSV" > file.csv psql yourdb -c "\copy tablename FROM 'file.csv' WITH CSV"
View more about stats tables at http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/monitoring-stats.html
-- view currently running queries SELECT client_addr, query_start, current_query FROM pg_stat_activity;
The first step is always to have a relaxing beverage in hand…
Connecting multiple servers
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/postgres-allow-remote-access-tcp-connection.html is a good guide. The most salient points in addition to editing
pg_hba.conf are
- both client and server firewalls must allow TCP connections from each other on port 5432
- you have to alter
Some useful debugging commands:
# Check that the port is open from the client. Make sure your firewalls are # configured correctly on both ends and that SSL has been set up and # configured nmap -v -sV remote_host -p 5432 # Both of these will tell you if pg is up and listening on the server machine netstat -plnt on localhost lsof -i:5432
Setting Up SSL
http://www.howtoforge.com/postgresql-ssl-certificates is a good step-by-step. Note that in ubuntu pg's data dir seems to live somewhere like
/var/lib/postgresql/9.1/main/, and that
sever.crt and
server.key are already there as symlinks to a self-signed certificate. Seems like you still have to copy
server.crt to
root.crt, though, and of course you need to make your client certs. Setting the -subj flag to something simple like
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Hi there, first post (tho I have been using ScummVM for ages now on Windows, Nintendo DS, Linux & Android).
I bought a Wii (US) last weekend, so the next logical step was to install ScummVM on it!
Well, I fire up my Wii (Sysmenu 4.3), go to Homebrew Channel (v1.1.0) and there it is - ScummVM v1.5.0, which I just added to my SD card today. Also added some files from games I own, of course.
I click (A) on it and the main menu appears, with the "mouse pointer" mid-screen. That's it. The Wiimote shuts itself off, and there's no way to move the pointer. No way to add games (game list is obviously empty), no way to click any buttons on the interface.
I reckon that I did not really read all the READMEs in the package, but I have never had any issues like this with ScummVM. My Wii has a 160GB HDD in the USB port, partition is not FAT type. Unplugged the HDD, just in case, but the problem is still there.
I searched the Wii port forum for "Wiimote freeze" with too many hits and no significant results. I also tried to turn the Wiimote back on, to no avail either. Also pressed all keys in the Wiimote and Nunchuck.
My questions are:
1- Am I doing something wrong?
2- Do I need any other type of controller? (I dare say "NO" because there are lotsa people apparently using it in the forums)
3- What sould I do?
4- If this behavior may be expected, I'd think it would be mentioned in the READMEs pretty boldly, as the Wiimote is the basic controller for the Wii. Is this expected?
Thanks in advance,
I suggest that you look at the information on the thread below yours i.e. http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=11511
Specifically, you might want to read my last post there for some indication why the v1.5.0 Wii release may be having minor issues. If you can provide some debugging information with the nightly builds, we may be able to work out why and fix this.
Thanks for the info. I saw that post, but I know nothing abt the Wii's internals. Dunno what's an IOS, for example, but I see mention to them in lots of places.
I'll do my best, tho. ScummVM is a great piece of (reverse?) engineering, and I'd like to use it on the Wii.
Thanks again,
I have the same problem. the wii pointer freeze at scummvm loading.
the problem is that the scummvm homebrew 1.5 is not compatibel with newer nintendo wiimotes plus. the scummvm dol shout be compiled with the latest devkit / libogc.
you can try a older wiimote plus which is build before january 2012. Or you can use a gamecube controller.
hope that could help a bit
Same here. I got rid of my original Wii remotes in favor of MotionPlus controllers. An update took care of compatibility with USB Loader GX, but SCUMM only works with the original remotes.


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One of the most successful examples of genetic genealogy is that of the Ó Catháin family, native to county Derry. As the DNA results accumulate it was clear from the very beginning that this extended family was not only dynamic, but also very numerous also. Dan Kane has organised a website and it has information about a planning Clann Uí Catháin gathering. Festival date Friday 30th April to Sunday 2nd May 2010.
For more information visit his website:
If your name is O'Cathain, O'Cahan, O'Kane, Kane, Cane, Keane, O'Mullan, O'Mellan, McCloskey, McCaughan this web site is for you.
Common variations on the name is O'Kane, Kane, Cane, Keane, O'Cahan, Ó Catháin, O'Cathain. Ó Catháin is the original Irish spelling which changed to O'Cahan then O'Kane and O'Keane and many other varients over the last 4 centuries. Today the vast majority of the diaspora are O'Kane.
The O'Cathain clan occupied an area in north east Ulster bounded by Lough Foyle in the north, the river Bann in the east and the Foyle in the west. Ancient records show that their lands extended to Lough Neagh in the south. The Roe valley was the heart of their territory and the castle by the Dogleap on the river Roe was their chief seat. This is located just downstream from the Dogleap Bridge in the Deer Park. This was a strategic military position between Donegal in the west, Tyrone in the south, the Glens of Antrim to the east and to Scotland through Lough Foyle. There is a long and troublesome history of alliances and disputes between the clans in these regions.
The origins of the clan can be traced to Niall of the Nine Hostages and his son Owen, the father of Clan Owen. It is through Clan Owen that the principal families of Ulster descend. These families included O'Neills, O'Donnell, McLaughlins, O'Cathains, O'Hagans, O'Mellons, O'Mullans and others.
The O'Cathain name first appeared in the Annals of Ulster in the early 12th century and played a prominent part in Ulster affairs for the next five centuries. The O'Cathain clan was the chief sub clan to the O'Neills, Kings of Ulster. ''The O'Cathain'' was the chief ''urragh'' to ''The O'Neill'' and with O'Hagan inaugurated ''The O' Neill'' at Tullyhog. The chief of the O'Neills conferred on the ''O'Cathain'' the title ''Eriagh thee O'Cathain''or ''Chief of the O'Cathain.
The last chief of the O'Cathains was Donnell Ballagh who joined with O'Neill in the rebellion against England in the 9 years war. After the Flight of the Earls he was arrested in 1608 and firstly imprisoned in Dublin Castle and then The Tower of London. Records show that he died in 1616 still in the Tower but there is no record of his burial site. The death of Donnell Ballagh brought to an end the line of the O'Cathain chiefs.
The Forthcoming festival is intended as an opportunity to examine and celebrate the history and traditions of the O'Cathain clan in Ireland and beyond. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the demise of the last chief and free his spirit after 400 years of imprisonment.


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The New Mexico Film Office Announces "Gold" To Film In New Mexico
SANTA FE -New Mexico Film Office director Nick Maniatis announced today that the feature film "Gold," produced by Black Bear Pictures and HWY61, will be filmed in Albuquerque, New Mexico, along with locations in Thailand and New York.
Starring Academy Award winner Matthew McConaughey ("Dallas Buyers Club," "Interstellar"), Golden Globe nominated Edgar Ramirez ("The Bourne Ultimatum," "Carlos"), and Academy Award nominated Michelle Williams ("My Week with Marilyn," "Brokeback Mountain"), the drama will be directed by Academy Award winner Stephen Gaghan ("Syriana," "Traffic").
The movie's producers are Teddy Schwarzman ("The Imitation Game," "All Is Lost"), Michael Nozik ("Syriana," "The Motorcycle Diaries"), and McConaughey. The screenplay was written by Patrick Massett ("Lara Croft: Tomb Raider," "Friday Night Lights") and John Zinman ("Lara Croft: Tomb Raider," "Friday Night Lights"), who will also serve as producers. The executive producers are Paul Haggis ("Crash," "Million Dollar Baby"), Benjamin Stillman, and Richard Middleton ("The Artist," "I Love You Phillip Morris"). Key members of the production team include director of photography Robert Elswit ("There Will Be Blood"), production designer Maria Djurkovic ("The Imitation Game"), and costume designer Danny Glicker ("Milk").
"Albuquerque welcomes the feature 'Gold' to our city. We continue to support the movie industry, and the movie industry continues to support our local economy; it's a great thing for everyone," said Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry.
The production will employ at least 150 New Mexico crew members, 17 New Mexico actors, and approximately 1,350 New Mexico background talent. Filming will take place in the Albuquerque area from mid-August to mid-September.
"Gold" is the story of Kenny Wells, a modern-day prospector, hustler, and dreamer, desperate for a lucky break. Left with few options, Wells teams up with an equally luckless geologist to execute a grandiose, last-ditch effort: to find gold deep in the uncharted jungle of Indonesia.
"Gold" will be distributed in the United States by The Weinstein Co.
Visit the New Mexico Film Office online at nmfilm.com
SANTA FE -New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the television series "Better Call Saul", produced by Sony Pictures Television and starring Bob Odenkirk ("Breaking Bad," "Fargo"¬) will be filmed in Albuquerque, NM.
"What could be better than having Sony and AMC bring 'Better Call Saul' back to Albuquerque, hiring our local crew and vendors," said Mayor Richard Berry.
The production will employ at least 75-90 New Mexico crewmembers.
"We welcome this incredible production team back for a second season," said Director Nick Maniatis. "They have proven to be excellent partners with the City of Albuquerque and the State of New Mexico."
Produced by Vince Gilligan ("Breaking Bad") and Peter Gould ("Breaking Bad"), "Better Call Saul," is a "Breaking Bad" prequel, focusing on the evolution of the popular Saul Goodman character before he became Walter White's lawyer.
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SANTA FE - New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that Bold Films and Ric Roman Waugh's "Shot Caller" will start production on May 26, 2015, in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The film will be directed by Ric Roman Waugh ("Snitch," "That Which I Love Destroys Me") from his script.
The production will employ at least 90 New Mexico crew members, 30 New Mexico actors, 20 New Mexico stunt performers and approximately 900 local New Mexico background talent.
Bold's Michel Litvak and Matthew Rhodes will serve as producers on the project along with Waugh and Participant Media's Jonathan King who developed the project. Bold's Gary Michael Walters will executive produce with Participant's Jeff Skoll. The film will be fully financed by Bold Films. Bold's Lisa Zambri will oversee the film in production.
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ("Game of Thrones") has been cast as the lead in "Shot Caller". Additional casting includes Lake Bell ("No Escape," "In A World"), Omari Hardwick ("Power"), Jon Bernthal ("Fury"), Benjamin Bratt ("Snitch"), Emory Cohen ("The Gambler"), Juan Pablo Raba ("Narcos"), Evan Jones ("8 Mile") and Jeffrey Donovan ("Sicario").
Key members of the production team include: Dana Gonzales ("Criminal"), director of photography; New Mexico resident Guy Barnes ("Good Kill"), production designer; Kelli Jones ("Sons of Anarchy"), costume designer; and Michelle Tesoro ("House of Cards"), editor.
The thriller follows a newly released prison gangster (Coster-Waldau) who is forced by the leaders of his gang to orchestrate a major crime with a brutal rival gang on the streets of Southern California.
Relativity Studios will distribute "Shot Caller" in the US.
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Bold Films is an independent entertainment production and finance company dedicated to providing an artistic haven for creative talent. Bold Films' mission is to produce original, studio-quality films, which have worldwide commercial appeal.
Bold Films' projects from 2014 alone earned six Academy Award nominations. Bold Films produced Dan Gilroy's "Nightcrawler," which was released by Open Road Films and stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo and Bill Paxton. "NIGHTCRAWLER" received nominations from The Academy Awards, The Golden Globes, the Independent Spirit Award (which it won Best First feature), PGA Awards, SAG Awards and WGA awards. Bold Films also produced and financed "Whiplash," from writer-director Damien Chazelle starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons. The film was nominated for five Academy Awards including Best Picture and won three: Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Best Achievement in Film Editing, and Best Sound Mixing. Other nominations include The Independent Spirit Awards, PGA Awards, SAG Awards, and WGA Awards.
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. released "Lost River," Bold Films' third collaboration with Ryan Gosling, which marked his debut as a writer and director.
Upcoming for Bold Films is John Erick Dowdle's action thriller "No Escape," starring Owen Wilson, Pierce Brosnan and Lake Bell which will be released on September 2 by the Weinstein Company. Also, Bold Films is co-financing Nicolas Winding Refn's "The Neon Demon" staring Elle Fanning, Jena Malone, Karl Glusman, Bella Heathcote, Abbey Lee, Desmond Harrington, Christina Hendricks and Keanu Reeves which is currently in production. Beginning production in May for Bold Films is Ric Roman Waugh's thriller "Shot Caller," which will star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.
In television, Bold is currently in production on the 2nd season of the hit series "Dominion" which airs on SyFy.
About Ric Roman Waugh
Ric Roman Waugh recently produced and directed the critically-hailed documentary "That Which I Love Destroys Me," released by Participant Media/Takepart. The documentary follows two Special Forces soldiers as they grapple with PTSD upon their return to the United States. His last feature film was the thriller "SNITCH," which he wrote and directed, starring Dwayne Johnson, Susan Sarandon, Barry Pepper, Michael K. Williams, Benjamin Bratt, Jon Bernthal and Melinda Kanakardes for Participant Media and Exclusive Media which was distributed in the US by Summit. SNITCH also offered a pointed look at the United States' draconian mandatory minimum sentencing laws. Prior to that, Waugh helmed, critically acclaimed film "FELON," from his own screenplay for Sony. The prison-based drama starred Val Kilmer, Stephen Dorff, Sam Shepard, Harold Perrineau and Nate Parker.
About Participant Media
Participant Media is a leading media company dedicated to entertainment that inspires and compels social change. Founded in 2004 by Jeff Skoll, Participant combines the power of a good story well told with opportunities for viewers to get involved. Participant's more than 60 films include "Lincoln," "Contagion," "The Help," "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," "Food, Inc.," "Waiting For 'Superman,'" "Citizenfour" And "An Inconvenient Truth". Participant has also launched more than a dozen original series, including "Please Like Me," "Hit Record On Tv With Joseph Gordon-Levitt," and "Fortitude," for its television network, Pivot. Participant's digital hub, TakePart, serves millions of socially conscious consumers each month with daily articles, videos and opportunities to take action. Follow Participant Media on Twitter at @_Participant and on Facebook.
About Relativity
Relativity (relativitymedia.com) is a next-generation global media company engaged in multiple aspects of content production and distribution, including movies, television, fashion, sports, digital and music. More than just a collection of entertainment-related businesses, Relativity is a content engine with the ability to leverage each of these business units, independently and together, to create content across all mediums, giving consumers what they want, when they want it.
Relativity Studios, the company's largest division, has produced, distributed or structured financing for more than 200 motion pictures, generating more than $17 billion in worldwide box-office revenue and earning 60 Oscar nominations. Relativity's films include "Oculus," "Safe Haven," "Act of Valor," "Immortals," "Limitless" and "The Fighter".
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SANTA FE - New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the thriller feature "Comancheria" will be produced in the state mid May through the beginning of July in Albuquerque and Clovis. Directed by David Mackenzie and produced by Sidney Kimmel, Pete Berg and Julie Yorn.
The production will employ at least 135 New Mexico crew members and approximately 850 local background talent.
"We are pleased to have 'Comancheria' in New Mexico and welcome back Jeff Bridges and Ben Foster to our state" stated Director Nick Maniatis.
Starring Jeff Bridges ("True Grit," "The Big Lebowski"), Chris Pine ("Star Trek Into Darkness," "Rise of the Guardians") and Ben Foster ("Lone Survivor," "3:10 to Yuma"), "Comancheria," is the story of two brothers on a calculated bank robbery spree that puts them on a collision course with a West Texas Ranger, determined to bring them down.
SANTA FE - New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that AMC and Sony Pictures Television will produce the pilot "Preacher" in the state May through the beginning of June in Albuquerque, NM. The pilot will be directed by Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg.
"Albuquerque welcomes 'Preacher' to our city. We support the movie industry, and the movie industry supports our economy; it's a great thing for everyone," said Mayor Richard J. Berry.
The production will employ at least 80 New Mexico crew members, 17 New Mexico actors and approximately 380 local New Mexico background talent.
Starring Dominic Cooper ("Captain America: The First Avenger," "Need for Speed"), Ruth Negga ("World War Z," "The Samaritan"), Joseph Gilgun ("This is England," "Lockout"), Elizabeth Perkins ("Big," "Weeds"), Lucy Griffiths ("Winter's Tale," "Robin Hood"), W. Earl Brown ("There's Something About Mary," "Scream") and Ian Coletti ("Pheobe in Wonderland," "Baby Momma").
"Preacher" is based on a comic book series that centers around Jesse Custer (Cooper), a conflicted preacher in a small Texas town who is inhabited by a powerful entity, giving him the ability to make anyone do anything he says.
The New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that independent drama "Katie Says Goodbye" is being produced in the state through the end of April in Albuquerque, NM.
The production will employ at least 29 New Mexico crew members, 33 New Mexico actors and approximately 50 local background talent.
Directed by Wayne Roberts and produced by Max Born ("James White"), Kimberly Parker ("The Adderall Diaries"), Eric Schultz ("James White"), Carlo Sirtori ("The Preppie Connection"), Benjamin Steiner and Jake Wasserman ("James White").
Starring Olivia Cooke ("Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl"), Mireille Enos ("The Killing"), Christopher Abbott ("James White"), Jim Belushi ("The Ghostwriter"), Mary Steenburgen ("Philadelphia"), "Katie Says Goodbye," is the story of a seventeen-year-old waitress who supports her deadbeat mother, while saving to escape her truck stop town. After she falls in love with an ex-convict, things quickly turn south for her, ultimately testing her spirit and determination for a better life.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM -- APRIL 21 -New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that principal photography is scheduled to begin, May 4, on the sequel to "Independence Day." Twentieth Century Fox releases the film in theaters worldwide on June 24, 2016.
After "Independence Day" redefined the event movie genre, the next epic chapter delivers global catastrophe on an unimaginable scale. Using recovered alien technology, the nations of Earth, anticipating the invaders' return, have collaborated on an immense defense program to protect the planet. But nothing can prepare us for the aliens' advanced and unprecedented force. Only the ingenuity of a few brave men and women can bring our world back from the brink of extinction.
The film stars Liam Hemsworth ("Hunger Games"), Charlotte Gainsbourg ("Nymphomaniac") , Jeff Goldblum ("Independence Day"), Vivica A. Fox ("Independence Day"), Bill Pullman ("Independence Day"), Judd Hirsch ("Independence Day"), Jessie Usher ("When the Game Stands Tall"), Joey King ("The Conjuring"), Brent Spiner ("Star Trek: The Next Generation"), and Travis Tope ("The Town that Dreaded Sundown"). Dean Devlin ("Independence Day," "Godzilla"), who produced the original film, produces with Roland Emmerich and Harald Kloser ("2012," "The Day After Tomorrow"). Larry Franco and Carsten Lorenz are the line producers. Ute Emmerich is the executive producer.
"I'm beyond excited to bring the sequel to 'Independence Day' to New Mexico," said Director Roland Emmerich. "With their state of the art Albuquerque Studios, the robust tax incentive program, the proximity to Los Angeles and last not but least its talented cast and crew make New Mexico a great fit for my movie."
"We are pleased to continue our excellent relationship with Twentieth Century Fox," said Mr. Maniatis. "We welcome Roland Emmerich and his talented team to New Mexico. In all, the production will employ approximately 300 local crew members and more than 4,000 local background talent."
"Albuquerque welcomes the sequel to 'Independence Day' to our city," said Mayor Richard J Berry. "We support the movie industry and the movie industry supports our economy; it's a great thing for everyone."
The film's creative production team includes Oscar®-winning visual effects supervisor Volker Engel ("Independence Day," "2012"), director of photography Markus Förderer ("Stonewall"), production designer Barry Chusid ("The Day After Tomorrow," "2012," "San Andreas"), editor Adam Wolfe ("White House Down"), and costume designer Lisy Christl ("Point Break," "White House Down").
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John Michael McDonagh's much-anticipated third film stars Michael Peña, Alexander Skarsgård, and Theo James
SANTA FE-New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today the award-winning writer-director John Michael McDonagh's jet-black action-comedy War on Everyone has started principal photography in Albuquerque, NM. The film is produced by Chris Clark (Calvary, The Guard, Johnny English Reborn) and Flora Fernandez Marengo (Calvary, The Guard, The Betrayal) for Reprisal Films, in conjunction with Phil Hunt and Compton Ross for Head Gear Films with the support of the BFI Film Fund. Bankside Films are handling international sales and will co-represent domestic rights with CAA and UTA jointly.
Known for his distinctively witty sensibility and confrontational humor, War on Everyone is McDonagh's follow-up to the acclaimed drama Calvary, starring Brendan Gleeson, and his offbeat comedy The Guard, also starring Gleeson, with Don Cheadle, which became a worldwide sleeper hit.
The film stars Michael Peña (Ant-Man, Fury, End of Watch), Alexander Skarsgård (Tarzan, Melancholia, "True Blood,") and Theo James (Insurgent, Divergent). Joining in supporting roles are Tessa Thompson (Selma, Dear White People), Caleb Landry Jones (X Men: First Class, God's Pocket), Paul Reiser (Concussion, Whiplash), Stephanie Sigman (Spectre, Miss Bala) and David Wilmot (The Guard, Calvary, '71).
War On Everyone is about two corrupt cops in New Mexico who set out to blackmail and frame every criminal unfortunate enough to cross their path. Things take a sinister turn, however, when they try to intimidate someone who is more dangerous than they are. Or is he?
McDonagh commented: "It gives me great pleasure to declare War on Everyone with my fellow combatants, Michael Peña and Alexander Skarsgård. We look forward to the battles ahead, and we will go on with a spirit that fears nothing. That's Homer, by the way."
Behind-the-scenes talent on War on Everyone is led by cinematographer Bobby Bukowski (99 Homes, Rosewater, Rampart), production designer Wynn Thomas (A Beautiful Mind, Analyze This), costume designer Terry Anderson (Jane Got a Gun, Blood Father), casting by Sarah Finn (Ant Man, Guardians of the Galaxy )and New Mexico casting by Jo Edna Boldin (Transendence, No Country For Old Men). Elizabeth Eves (Calvary, The Guard) is co-producer and Alton Walpole (Crazy Heart, The Book of Eli) line produces.
Bankside Films is pleased to announce major territory pre-sales to Icon Films in the UK, Icon Film Distribution in Australia/New Zealand and to Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions for Latin America, Benelux, Spain, Portugal, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and selected international territories.
War on Everyone will film in and around Albuquerque, NM, from early April until mid-May 2015, before the production moves to Reykjavik, Iceland, for its final week of filming. The movie will hire 25 New Mexico cast, 352 local background players, 12 local stunt players and 70 New Mexico crew.
Visit the New Mexico Film Office online at nmfilm.com
SANTA FE, NM - New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that the second season of WGN America's hit drama series "Manhattan," produced by Lionsgate Television, Skydance Television and Tribune Studios, has begun filming in Santa Fe. Production will continue through the end of July, and employ more than 120 New Mexico crew members and approximately 2,800 New Mexico background extras throughout the season. Created and written by Sam Shaw and directed by Emmy Award®-winning director Thomas Schlamme, "Manhattan" will premiere its sophomore season this fall on WGN America.
"I could not be more excited about the return of 'Manhattan' to Santa Fe," said Mayor Javier M. Gonzales. "With each new season we continue to grow our skilled workforce and film economy. Welcome 'Manhattan!'"
The season two ensemble cast of "Manhattan" includes: Emmy®-nominated actor John Benjamin Hickey ("The Big C," "The Good Wife") as Frank Winter, a brilliant and conflicted physicist who helped design the world's first weapon of mass destruction and who's now beginning to question how it will be used; Olivia Williams ("Rushmore," "The Ghost Writer") as his wife, Liza Winter, an accomplished scientist in her own right who battles the Hill's draconian security state presided over by Col. Emmett Darrow, the new ranking military officer played by Golden Globe-nominated actor William Petersen ("CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"); Ashley Zukerman ("Rush") and Rachel Brosnahan ("House of Cards"), who play Charlie and Abby Isaacs, a young couple who will both embrace and struggle with their unexpected new power on The Hill; along with Katja Herbers ("The Americans," "De Storm") as Helen Prins; Christopher Denham ("Argo," "Shutter Island") as Jim Meeks; Harry Lloyd ("Game of Thrones") as Paul Crosley; Michael Chernus ("The Big C," "Orange Is The New Black") as Louis "Fritz" Fedowitz; and Daniel Stern ("Home Alone," "Home Alone 2") as Glen Babbit. Mamie Gummer ("The Good Wife," "Cake") will join the season two cast as Nora, a member of the Women's Army Corps who undergoes a political awakening when she's assigned to a post at Los Alamos.
"Manhattan" is executive produced by Sam Shaw, Thomas Schlamme, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Marcy Ross and Dustin Thomason.
Visit the New Mexico Film Office online at nmfilm.com
SANTA FE - New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced today that "Gunslingers" Season 2 is in production in New Mexico until the beginning of April in Santa Fe, Las Vegas and Chama.
The production will employ at least 55 New Mexico crew members and approximately 200 local background talent.
Directed by Chris Castle and Paul Epstine ("Gunslingers" Season 1) and produced by Chris Castle and Jake Pokluda ("Gunslingers" Season 1), "Gunslingers" is a six-hour cinematic docudrama event chronicling the stories of America's most iconic Wild West heroes and outlaws in their own words.
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performers may also qualify (see "Super Loan Out".) The production
company must file a state tax or informational return to receive the
credit (as a check or deposit). This tax credit is
non-transferable nor assignable.
Click here for incentive information and links to credit details
With requirements which include an approved guarantor and a signed
distribution contract, loans from $500K to $15M are available to
qualifying production companies through the State Investment Council.
Loans shall not exceed 100% of a production's budget. The loan is a
two-year term at a fixed interest rate that is based on the National
Prime Rate (as published daily in the Wall Street Journal) plus 150 basis points (1.5%).
Click here for more information on the loan program.
The Film Crew Advancement Program
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opportunities for New Mexican film and television crew professionals. A
qualifying production company is reimbursed 50% of a participant's wages
for up to 1040 hours physically worked by the qualifying crew member in
a specific craft position. This on-the-job training program is in
addition to the 25% film production refundable tax credit.
Click here for more information about FCAP.
The State of New Mexico charges a gross receipts tax, or sales tax,
at the point of sale. As an incentive, the state will issue your company
Type 16 Nontaxable Transaction Certificates (NTTCs), which works much
like grocery-store coupons. A certificate is presented at the point of
sale and no gross receipts tax is charged. (This incentive cannot be utilized in conjunction with the 25% film production refundable tax credit.)
Click here for more information about NTTCs.
Search 60,000 photographs of over 8,000 locations in New Mexico by using our online database.
Powered by Reel-Scout(TM), this database has a rich inventory of
photography covering the expansive diversity that can be found in our
state. New Mexico's terrain varies from 12,000 foot snow-capped
mountains to dry, cracked salt flats near the Mexican border. We boast
eerie otherworldly, ultra modern cool, classic western sets, traditional
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famed Rio Grande, and endless miles of unique landscapes. Our
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Click here for the NM Searchable Locations Database.
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the condition, suitability, availability or cost of the locations in
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"The property control division of the general services department
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The New Mexico Film Office facilitates location usage of
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LONDON, ENGLAND--(Marketwire - Nov. 23, 2012) - Ahead of the 1st March 2013 display date for the new '13' car registrations, it is possible to place advance orders for these number plates http://www.regtransfers.co.uk/main/numberplates.asp now. The official release date is 4th December, and the number plates may not actually be displayed on on-the-road vehicles until March, but many people are placing their advance orders early in a bid to avoid disappointment.
Regtransfers.co.uk's marketing manager, Angela Banh said, "The level of interest in new releases is always high, but with the '13' combinations offering such good opportunities to represent words, we are seeing more advance orders than we expected. No doubt the best ones will go pretty quickly."
The number 13 can be used in car number plates to represent the letter B, the combinations LE, LB, IE and IB, and many more. The number of names and words that are thus made available is considerable, and possibilities range from names such as Coburn (CO13 URN), Hubert (HU13 ERT), Asbury (AS13 URY), Hobart (HO13 ART), Étienne (ET13 NNE), Dr Barr (DR 13 ARR), Ms Bell (MS13 ELL) and Ms BALL (MS13 ALL) to humorous and unusual representations such as Mr Bean (MR13 EAN) and Baboon (BA13 OON).
"Visually, the '13' release is likely to provide some of the strongest and most easily recognisable representations we have seen for some time," Angela says.
"Investing in a bespoke registration plate is a great way of personalising a new vehicle, whether for business purposes or personal reasons. As we've seen, there are some great numbers to choose from that incorporate 13. People can search now to see what's available, and they can place advance orders to give themselves the best possible chance of securing the new plate of their choice."
The DVLA number plates available from Regtransfers can be searched and ordered via its website. Only one plate of each combination is available so drivers are advised to apply early. The '13' registrations may only be assigned to vehicles registered after 1st March 2013, or alternatively, registrations may be held on a certificate of entitlement ready for later transfer to a suitable vehicle.
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ECS A790GXM-A Review
With the wealth of motherboards that are available for your choice of processor where do you begin to start when deciding? Even if you narrow it down to a specific chipset you have not finished there because different manufactures add and take out options based on what they anticipate their consumers will use. Today we are going to be taking a look at the ECS A790GXM-A motherboard which is based off of the AMD 790GX chipset. This chipset consists of the AMD 790GX Northbridge and the AMD SB750 Southbridge and supports features like 140w processors, CrossFireX, and has integrated video onboard via the HD 3300 GPU with Sideport memory. So what does all of this offer to you? Well let's get inside the board and take a look at what she can do.
Closer Look:
If you have seen the boxes that ECS has made for their Black Series line of motherboards then this will look very familiar to you. The front of the package has the Black Series logo and mascot and is surrounded by several product logos and specific features that are on the A790GXM-A board. The back has a picture of the board so you get a sense of the layout before purchase and has more specifications pointing out the highlights of the motherboard.
Once you get the box open you can get a look at the bundle included with the motherboard. In addition to the board itself there is the manual, Driver CD, quick install guide, I/O shield plate, IDE cable, and four SATA cables. ECS keeps the costs down by eliminating a lot of the bulk included with their motherboards that most people do not use anyway.
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In 1862, the USS Monitor — a Civil War-era ironclad warship — fought one of the world's first iron-armored battles against the Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia. Less than a year later, a violent storm sank the Union ship off the coast of Cape Hatteras, N.C. The wreck was discovered more than a century later, and subsequent searches have turned up more than just a crumbling ship — they also found the skeletons of two of the Monitor's sailors in the ship's gun turret.
To this day, their identities are unknown, but David Alberg, superintendent of the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary, is trying to change that. With help from the Joint POW-MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) and forensic scientists at Louisiana State University, Alberg's organization has released facial reconstruction images made from the sailors' skulls that he hopes will help identify them.
Alberg tells NPR's Melissa Block that scientists learned a lot from the sailors' remains. They know one of the men was likely in his early 20s, while the other was likely in his early to mid-30s. They have the sailors' height, weight and even samples of their DNA.
"From an anthropological perspective, the challenge now is more of a genealogical challenge: How do we go out and find somebody that can come forward, provide DNA to compare their data to what JPAC has done," Alberg says.
He says he hopes the facial reconstruction photos will prompt people to revisit family albums, talk about family history and, if they think they may be related to the lost sailors, come forward to claim their kin.
Now, to an unsolved mystery. Two faces without names. This story goes back 150 years to a battleship, the USS Monitor, the ironclad warship made famous during the Civil War. The Union ship sank in 1862 off Cape Hatteras in a violent storm. The wreck was discovered more than a century later and subsequent searches turned up more than just the crumbling ship. They found the skeletons of two sailors in the turret. Still, their identities are unknown.
Well, today, as part of an effort to solve that mystery, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, unveiled facial reconstructions of the two men.
David Alberg runs NOAA's Monitor National Marine Sanctuary. He told us what is known about the sailors.
DAVID ALBERG: We know that one man was older than the other one. One was probably in his early 20's. One of them was probably in his early to mid-30's. We know their height. We know their approximate weight based on indications within their bones. We have their DNA that was recovered both from dental samples, as well as from bone samples taken in their legs. And we know that the remains were remarkably well preserved.
In fact, in one of the shoes that was recovered, we even have the footprint - literally, the imprint of the foot through the sock and into the leather of the shoe. And there's actually a little soft tissue that had remained after 150 years. So the level of preservation is remarkable.
BLOCK: But the DNA that was extracted has led to no matches with known family?
ALBERG: Correct. Correct. And because there is no database to go to, it is entirely dependent on somebody coming forth and providing DNA.
BLOCK: Why has it been so hard to make a match, do you think? 'Cause the list of he sailors who are known to be missing from the Monitor is known. You have their names. You can rule some of them out because they're African-Americans and these skeletons are known to be Caucasian. Why has it been so hard to put this together?
ALBERG: I think - and it could be for a number of reasons - there is a good indication at least one of them was probably a recent immigrant, had come to the country from Europe, maybe from Wales or Scotland. So it can be as simple as changes in spelling.
If you look back at when people came into the country - and I know the case is true in mine - little variations of how somebody spelled their name back in the old world and how it was spelled once they got to United States, that can send a genealogist down a dead end, because they're looking for a particular name that may have been a creation of 20th century immigration invent.
The other piece is that they may not have given their truthful name. It was not uncommon for a sailor in the 19th century to give a false name during an enlistment. And that way, when the ship pulled into port someplace, if it wasn't a good ship, it was easy to get off and just disappear into the population.
BLOCK: David, I'm looking at an image on my computer. It looks like somebody I could have bumped into on the metro on the way to work. But this is a facial reconstruction done by forensic scientists. They've modeled from the skulls images of what they think these two sailors might have looked like. What are you hoping that these reconstructions might do?
ALBERG: Well, I hope what happens is that this story goes out there and people come away inspired to go a little bit deeper into their family tree. And, in fact, even on Saturday when a new story ran about the upcoming unveiling, we had two people contact our office saying, we think we may be related to these two men - we'd like to provide DNA.
If a few folks come up and the right folks come up, the ultimate goal is to get these men identified and get them back to their family. For me, there's another component to it. The Monitor is unique in that its entire lifespan, it started in January 30th of 1862 with its launch in Greenpoint, New York, and by December 31st it was lost off Cape Hatteras. Its whole history, this pivotal warship, is encapsulated in one year.
And this year, being the 150th anniversary of that, is the appropriate year, we believe, to not only promote that history, but honor the men - not just the two but all 16.
BLOCK: David Alberg, thanks so much for coming in.
ALBERG: Thank you.
BLOCK: David Alberg is the superintendent of the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary. And you can see those facial reconstructions for yourself at NPR.org. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Knicks: Wallace has broken foot, needs surgery
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Knicks said Wednesday new X-rays of Rasheed Wallace's left foot showed a broken bone, and he is expected to miss another eight weeks, possibly ending his comeback season.
The forward will have surgery this week, damaging news for a team that has missed his play off the bench.
"It's somewhat a blow because I mean he's gone through so much work to get back out on the floor and now this happens. So the only thing we can do now is think positive in terms of how the surgery is going to turn out and he's got to rehab back," Knicks coach Mike Woodson said. "That's all you can do at this point."
The 38-year-old Wallace came out of a two-year retirement to join the Knicks this season and averaged 7.2 points while appearing in 20 of the first 22 games, helping the Knicks get off to a 17-5 start.
He hasn't played since, and the Knicks said his injury had progressed to a fractured bone at the outside of his left foot, otherwise known as a Jones fracture.
"When we were able to actually get him on the floor, he was pretty good for our ballclub. But hey, that's in the past. We've got to move forward," Woodson said. "It's a blow I'm sure for him mentally because he wanted to play and so it's a setback. He's just got to have the surgery and we go from there."
Perhaps aware Wallace might not be able to return, the Knicks signed forward Kenyon Martin to a 10-day contract last week. Woodson said there was a chance the 35-year-old Martin would make his debut Wednesday against Golden State.
He also said the Knicks didn't plan to waive Wallace to create a roster spot and hoped he would be ready to play in the postseason.


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Salvete Latinists:
In capitulum triginta sex of Ørberg's Roma Aeterna,there is a passage (lines 63-66), that is giving me some trouble. It involves Curtius, who plunged headlong into a whirlpool.
Here is the Latin:
63 Postremus siccatus est locus in medio foro
64 qui 'lacus Curtius' dicitur a nomine equitis cuiusdam
65 qui se armatum cum equo suo in voraginem ibi factam
66 praecipitavisse narratur.
Does the "se" in line 65 refer to the act of precipitating himself into the pool, or does it refer somehow to him being armed ("armatum")? It is so close to the latter and so far from the former that it confuses me.
Next is the word "factam." Ørberg glosses this in his vocabulary supplement as the adjective "wrought." Its form is accusative feminine. It seems like it should mate with "voraginem", and it looks like it has verbal force.
My provisional translation for these lines would be:
"Finally a place in the middle of the forum was drained, which is called "Lake Curtius" from the name of a certain armed knight who, it is said, plunged [himself] headlong with his horse into a whirlpool [that was wrought] there."
If "se" relates to plunging, then "he plunged himself" (and his poor horse). If not it must mean something like "self-armed." And could "factam" have something to do with causing the whirlpool to come about (by his plunging?).
Anyway, I am in a whirlpool of doubt and I am ready to join Curtius.


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Pulmonary Hypertension
How Often for Right Heart Catheterization?
If one has been on medication to treat pulmonary hypertension and receives a follow up right catheterization, if the pulmonary pressure is then normal, is it possible to terminate the medication? Also, how frequently is a right heart catheterizations performed?
This is a clinical decision and depends on what the numbers and the patient's condition were prior to starting treatment. If the patient is feeling a lot better, most physicians may not do a repeat catheterization. The medications are not terminated even if the pressures are normal.
Namita Sood, MD, FCCP
Associate Professor of Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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Amidst internet acclaim and a wide array of excitement from the horror community, "V/H/S/2" arrived today 6/6/13 on demand throughout streaming services all across America. Local cable providers, iTunes, Vudu, CinemaNow and a variety of other outlets are carrying the independent anthology horror sequel at a robust $9.99 price tag per rental. This is all before the film expands to a limited theater engagement throughout the summer in a variety of densely populated cities.
So last week we talked about how the "Zombieland" TV series will be made available via amazon in the not to distant future and now we know that Eli Craig is in talks to direct. For those of you who don't know Eli he's the guy who wrote and directed "Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil". No word on any of the cost for the show but if I know the guy who was in the original movie and then went on to play the Facebook kid like I think I do he's probably sitting at home thinking, "Ya know I'd like to just do a show that can only be seen on a website that people don't know you can watch shows on. Sign me up for that."
Britt Robertson, who was apparently in "Scream 4" and is not a stripper, has landed a role in the upcoming television adaptation of Stephen King's "Under the Dome". For those of you not familiar with the story it's pretty much "The Simpsons" movie but with less yellow. Robertson will play a young waitress with dreams of getting out of her hometown. Oh man imagine if a giant dome trapped her in that very same town she wants to leave? That would make an awesome show.
It looks like Magnolia Pictures has picked up the rights to "S-VHS", the follow up to 2012's anthology flick "V/H/S". This time around the story follows private investigators who are searching for a number of missing people and stumble upon a group of tapes in a abandoned house. A bunch of directors I've never heard of are on board for the film but I'm awful with names so they might be well known. I might sit next to one of them at work. Wouldn't that be weird?
IFC has dropped a March 28th release date for "Room 237", a new documentary that focuses on the making of Stanley Kubrick's classic flick "The Shining". There's really nothing funny I can say about that so let's just call it a day shell we?


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September 08, 2010 // Franchising.com // Roehm Carlsbad, Calif — Jenny Craig, Inc., one of the nation's leading authorities on weight management, announced today that Reggie Wells, celebrity makeup artist with a client list that has included Oprah Winfrey, has achieved an impressive weight loss of over 50 lbs.* Wells is an Emmy Award-Winning makeup artist, with over 30 years of experience, and is an author of the book Face Painting. He is also the Creative Director of America's hottest new beauty brand, "Hissyfit."
Wells joined Jenny Craig after realizing that his weight was causing him various health problems. As a makeup artist who transforms women, Wells wanted to make himself over from the inside out. He wanted to make a change to how he looked but also to how he ate and thought about food so that he could successfully lose the weight and maintain his new self. He started the program in March 2009, and lost over 50 pounds in 54 weeks* with the help of his personal consultant who helped him every step of the way. "My consultant Michele was my rock through this journey, and I can't imagine getting to where I am today without her," said Wells.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Katz Gluten Free Product Review and Winter Giveaway
For those poor unfortunates who haven't been introduced to rugelech yet, this is a fantastic little Jewish sweet treat that is spelled and pronounced with many variants (I always say it phonetically,"rug-uh-luh"). Any way you pronounce it or spell it, rugelech is always delicious. It is basically a strip of sweet dough, square or triangular, wrapped around a luscious filling of some sort, and then rolled up into a pinwheel and baked.
The Katz Gluten Free Bakery already has a cinnamon and chocolate rugelech in its product line (which I reviewed previously here) and are introducing a vanilla rugelech. Many rugelechs are prepared with a cream cheese or butter-filled dough, but the Katz rugelechs are prepared dairy-free and kosher, on top of being made with all-natural ingredients. They can be purchased through the mail from the Katz website or found in some Capital District food stores, like Four Seasons in Saratoga Springs and Honest Weight Food Coop in Albany. Because they do not contain any preservatives, the Katz bakery items are purchased frozen. I also like the fact that they are made in a dedicated gluten-free facility (it is also nut-free and dairy-free).
The vanilla rugelech did not last long in our house. These sweet little nuggets thaw quickly and were appreciatively dunked in coffee and glasses of milk with vanilla-crusted thumbs up by all four Crispy Eaters in our home. Similarly, the chocolate cupcakes, frosted with chocolate icing and sprinkles, were savored by the chocolate lovers in our house (one poor sod doesn't have the chocolate appreciation gene). I find that the cupcakes, being rather zaftig (Yiddish for generously-sized), benefited from a quick blast in the microwave when I took them out of the freezer. I covered the cupcakes with a paper napkin and gave them a 15 second nuking, let them rest for a minute and then they were appropriate for noshing.
Katz Gluten Free Bakery is holding a spectacular winter giveaway that will provide one lucky winner with a huge box containing every gluten-free product that the company makes, followed by a second bakery box containing the winner's ten favorite items. Anyone in the U.S. or Canada is able to enter this giveaway at this site. The winner will be drawn on January 3, 2011.
You can also check out the rest of the Katz Bakery line on their website, which includes free shipping on orders over $30 through the holiday season. One can also order a free Katz bakery sampler, which includes a slice each of their four gluten-free breads, 1 dinner roll, 1 cookie, 1 rugelech and 1 slice of marble cake. Shipping costs do apply to the sampler pack. However............
One of my Crispy Cook readers can win a free Katz Gluten Free sampler pack sent to their U.S. or Canadian home for free. Just leave a comment below telling me about the best gluten-free baked good you've eaten recently by my deadline of December 31, 2010 (midnight Eastern Standard Time) and I will randomly select a winner from the comments after that time.
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- ~M said...
I'd like to win! I love that this is a kosher, dairy-free, gluten-free, ALL NATURAL product...many kosher companies compromise the natural part by using hydrogenated oils and other products I don't want to consume.
Anyway, my most recent and favorite baked good was Spunky Coconut's vanilla bean cake. Delicious and moist, it's even my husband's favorite white cake (including gluten-ful ones) and it's very healthy and easy to prepare!
- Thursday, 16 December, 2010
- Paula Decaria said...
The best gluten-free baked good I've had recently was also dairy-free, soy-free and egg-free, too...it was my incredible bar cookies: http://freelifeglutenfree.blogspot.com/2010/12/most-incredible-bar-cookies.html
- Thursday, 16 December, 2010
- Catherine Agnes said...
My cousin made a delectable gluten-free pumpkin cheesecake for thanksgiving. That's the most recent.
Commercially speaking, I love Charlotte's Bakery's rice bread.
- Friday, 17 December, 2010
- Nicole said...
I would love to try Katz's products. My favourite gluten-free baked good at the moment is Elana Amsterdam's Pumpkin Cranberry Upside Down Cake. It's festive, pretty and absolutely delicious! I've made two in the past two weeks and they've been devoured within days.
- Friday, 17 December, 2010
- Heidi said...
The best GF product I have eaten recently was Udi's plain bagels. Even my two children agree, their bagels are soft and chewy! We like to smother on the cream cheese and strawberry preserves for an extra special treat.
- Friday, 17 December, 2010
- Heidi said...
I just realized you might be asking for a dessert type baked good! So while we love Udi's bagels our most favorite dessert baked good is the Shabtai Gourmet GF Chocolate Swiss Cake Roll! This swiss roll tastes too good to be true, it is always moist on the inside and the chocolatey outside is TDF!
- Friday, 17 December, 2010
- Heather said...
How can I pick just one? We are surrounded with gluten-free yumminess this close to Christmas! So most recently it would be chocolate chip merengues made by a dear friend.
- Saturday, 18 December, 2010
- Marisa said...
I just used a Seizethedeal coupon at Laurie's Gluten Free Bakery up in Scotia, NY. They had some fantastic items, like carrot cake, lemon bars, and a cheesecake/chocolate cupcake yum!
- Saturday, 18 December, 2010
- Eagles17 said...
The best GF desert I've had in a while were the GF Ghiradelli chocolate brownies I made from a recipe I found on AllRecipes. MMmm, were they delicious - ooey, gooey, and oh so perfect! =)
- Monday, 20 December, 2010
- Stephanie said...
Found you by accident, and oh so happy! My favorite recent G-F treat was a homemade cookie I've dubbed "Almond Chocolate Drops." I messed up Elana's Pantry chocolate chip cookies, and loved them :)
The mess-up was using coconut sugar instead of agave. Without the stickiness, they were like almond crescents (yum!). Round 2, still no agave, but used a little coconut sugar, a little raw sugar for meltiness, and applesauce. Then didn't have time to bake them, so threw it in the fridge overnight. WOW! Like regular dough! They were delish raw and cooked.
I'd love to try this nosh!
- Thursday, 23 December, 2010
- Lauren said...
I recently made some GF lemon rosemary shortbread cookies using the Bob's Red Mill shortbread cookie mix as a base. Reviews have been oddly mixed. Some thought they tasted like pine trees, others LOVED them. I thought the texture was pretty good for a GF cookie.
- Tuesday, 28 December, 2010


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The Somerset High grad and two-time World Series champion with the Minnesota Twins returns to his old school to take 10 free throws.
More than two-and-a-half years after trying to start the project, Ten from the Line finally got its man.
Somerset High School graduate Greg Gagne, the two-time World Series champion with the Minnesota Twins, stepped to the free-throw line at the soon-to-be-demolished Somerset Berkley Regional High School Veterans Gymnasium recently for his 10 free throws. It was at this gym back in the fall of 2011 that Gagne, following his daughter's Bishop Stang volleyball match at SBR, was actually warming up for a TFL appearance.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College softball team
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In the first game, GC and Brewton Parker battled back and forth throughout, with the 'Cats eventually falling 4-3 in extra innings. Freshman Whitney Okvist (Kennesaw, Ga.) kicked her Georgia College career off with a bang, going 3-for-3 while scoring a pair of runs in game one. Junior catcher Anna Parker (Columbus, Ga.) also enjoyed a good game as she went 1-for-2 with a game-tying home run in the bottom of the sixth.
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