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Vaxcel Lighting CH40103BN Brushed Nickel Three Light Up Lighting Chandelier from the Esprit Collection
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- Three light up lighting chandelier featuring ivory opal glass shades
- Requires 3 100w Medium base bulbs (not included)
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- Brushed Nickel*
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Lyrically from Nice light, could be better I received my order promptly and well packaged. Out of the box it did have a couple scratches, but nothing that would make me return the piece. However, it needs careful handling as the finish is very easily scraped off. I ordered the Parisian mottled color, so a little brown paint covered the spots, but I'm not sure how easy the other colors would be to repair. It casts good light in the small dining room, and may be a little bit oversized for my smaller room, but I have yet to get all the furniture in, which may bring it more back to scale. Overall I am happy with the function and appearance of this fixture for the price.
Date published: 2012-01-01
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Vaxcel Lighting has been a premier manufacturer of residential lighting for over 20 years, and there is something to say for experience. If you are looking for quality based on decades of constant growth and improved designs Vaxcel will be one of the last fixtures you ever purchase. Coupling classic design with functionality, Vaxcel Lighting has shown the industry that lighting doesn't have to be boring.
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Vaxcel warrants its products against defects in workmanship and finishes for one year following the date of shipment. In addition, any product which contains a sensor has a 5-year warranty on the functionality of the product, which includes all Dualux® and Instalux™ products. Products with integrated LED modules have a 5-year warranty on the LED functionality. The motor on any Vaxcel fan has a lifetime warranty for as long as the original purchaser owns it. Vaxcel reserves the right to repair, replace or issue a credit for any properly installed product, provided it is returned per RMA instruction. This warranty is limited to the cost of the product only and does not extend to transportation, installation or replacement costs.
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Sunday lunch
New Hall Hotel and Spa in the West Midlands offers Sunday lunch in the grand surroundings of this romantic manor house, a true hidden gem of the British Isles.
Matthew Warburton, our head chef, has created an ever changing three course Sunday Lunch menu based around the traditional dishes.
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"Fly on the wall" Can the presence of the student during the assessment process help in their learning?
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Citation:Rennie, J. (2010). "Fly on the wall" Can the presence of the student during the assessment process help in their learning?. In G. Forsyth (Ed.). Proceedings of ConnectED 2010 - 2nd International Conference on Design Education, Sydney. Retrieved from http://connected2010.eproceedings.com.au/abstracts.html
Permanent link to Research Bank record:http://hdl.handle.net/10652/1584
The Design studio learning system within most Tertiary Design Schools has a unique critique method, (often called "The Crit"). The Crit event itself is rather a "veiled" process and has been analyzed and written about extensively. There has also been a lot of negative feedback from students that this form of critiquing process is not necessarily a good type of feedback process. Is there a method that protects the student's privacy related to his or her own design work and at the same time maintains the Design School's integrity of supplying reasoned and fair assessment within the wider Profession? A field trial scenario was designed and arranged with a group of volunteer design students, so each in turn, could sit-in and witness their own assessment / feedback session. This paper reports on this field trial, (timed to occur after the critique). The paper analyses this experiment, exploring the field trial responses, looking for links within a wider Educational literature base to the ground this "Fly on the Wall" scenario within known pedagogies.
Keywords:student feedback, student assessment, learning transparency
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Slugger Says Happy St. Paddy's Day!
The Red Sox wore green uniforms in their exhibition game against Baltimore and so did Slugger the Sea Dog. In fact, the Sea Dogs front office changed changed their logos to green in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
If you're headed down to Ft. Myers, hopefully you'll meet Sea Dogs General Manager Geoff Iacuessa. Geoff is there to greet the staff and players and go over and needs they have for 2016. Pawtucket broadcasters Will Flemming and Josh Maurer are broadcasting today and tomorrow's Red Sox game on MLB.com.
Great Reading Links for Thursday
Jen McCaffrey on Kevin Boles coaching in Australia
Brian MacPherson on Rusney Castillo
Alex Speier on Sox rotation
Kevin Thomas with a feature on Sam Travis
Bon Voyage! Pictures from camp
I'm leaving for Maine in a few minutes, but I wanted to check in one more time from Ft. Myers. This year's Spring Training coverage was a blast. The opportunity to call a big league game was an amazing start to the trip. I normally venture down here during minor league games, but I had a chance to see what the minor leaguers do for their spring training.
The entire Red Sox minor league system opens up their exhibition schedule tomorrow, taking on the Tampa Bay Rays minor league teams.
There's always a buzz in the air for Sea Dogs baseball. Fans love the opportunity to come out to Hadlock Field to see the boys of summer. This year, I feel even a bigger buzz with the potential of Andrew Benintendi and Yoan Moncada making their way to Maine. The general consensus is the two will start in High-A Salem. I'm always a wait and see guy! You just never know what can happen the final week of camp.
Social Media: You can follow the Portland Sea Dogs on the following platforms: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Vine and Snap Chat. There's more social media platforms that will be arriving in the future.
Daniel Bard worked a perfect ninth in yesterday's game against the Red Sox. Bard is trying to make the Pirates and overcome a very difficult end to his Red Sox career. The righty lost his control after being converted to a starter. Former Sea Dog T.J. Large works for the Pirates minor league system and encourage Bard to try out. If Daniel makes it back to the Majors, this will be a special moment in baseball. A friend reaching out to a friend. I love that story.
Monday Report from Fenway South
Greetings from sunny Ft.Myers! I thought in honor of Pi Day, David Ortiz should have worn 314. Boston's lineup for today featured 8 of 9 former Sea Dogs, with Pablo Sandoval a former Eastern Leaguer (Connecticut Defenders): Kevin Boles brought out this lineup card on Monday against the Pirates: Betts 9, Pedroia 4, Ortiz DH, Bogaerts 6, Ramirez 3, Sandoval 5, Castillo 7, Bradley Jr. 8, Vazquez 2, Kelly RHP
Monday's minor league schedule: On-field drills from 8:30-10:00 AM. Batting practice until 11 and intra-squad games until 1 PM. Minor League Spring Training Games begin on Wednesday, the Sea Dogs and PawSox host Tampa's AAA and AA clubs. Salem, Greenville and Lowell travel to Tampa's complex.
Portland's 2016 Minor League Spring Training Schedule:
March 16: vs. Montgomery
March 17: @ Bowie
March 18: @ Chattanooga
March 19: vs. Chattanooga
March 20: Camp Day
March 21: vs. Chattanooga
March 22: @ Bowie
March 23: vs. Montgomery
March 24: @ Bowie
March 25: vs. Montgomery
March 26: @ Chattanooga
March 27: Camp Day
March 28: @ Montgomery
March 29: vs. Bowie
March 30: @ Montgomery
March 31: vs. Bowie
April 1: vs. Chattanooga
April 2: @ Chattanooga
April 3: Break Camp
The Red Sox should announce the full minor league rosters on April 3 or 4. Make sure to check seadogs.com for the full roster.
Articles to check out
Pete Abraham and Fifa 16
Rob Bradford on Daniel Bard
Brian McPherson comparing Bradley Jr. to Shaw
Alex Speier with interesting piece by Bill James
Great to see Daniel Bard on the mound for the Pirates. Bard got the save in the Pirates win over Boston, working a perfect ninth. Here's the full boxscore for today.
Greetings from the Top of the Monster
Hope you're enjoying the blogs back in Maine! I see temps were near 60s today. The weather has been absolutely beautiful in Ft. Myers. The Red Sox were at Tampa today and the Red Sox minor leaguers had meetings. jetBlue Park at Fenway South was a bit quiet.
Tomorrow is my last full day in Ft. Myers. I will attend minor league workouts in the morning and take in the Red Sox/Pirates game at 1 PM. I'm hoping to get more interviews and video for the blog.
Great tweet by the Portland Sea Dogs
Portland Sea Dogs @PortlandSeaDogs
Congrats to the @maineredclaws for clinching a second straight playoff appearance. #ourfriendlyneighbors.
-The Red Claws are the D-League affiliate of the Boston Celtics and play in the Portland Expo, next door to Hadlock Field.
Work from the Beat Writers
Tim Britton – Article 1 , Article 2
Sea Dogs Beat Writer Kevin Thomas on Mike McCarthy
Nick Cafardo – Sunday Baseball Notes
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Report from Fenway South (Day 4)
Greeting from Ft. Myers! Hope you enjoy my video intros. Every year I'm down here, I think to experiment with different ideas to bring better coverage. The Portland Sea Dogs and the entire Red Sox minor leaguers, worked out on the backfields at jetBlue Park at Fenway South.
Had a great time sitting down with new Red Sox Radio Broadcaster Tim Everett before today's game. Tim is a New Hampshire native is was previous one of the voices of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Today was filled in the broadcast booths as NESN carried the game – Tom Caron and Jerry Remy had the call. It's always great seeing TC.
One of the highlights of my day was seeing former Sea Dog Mike Brenly. Mike is entering his first full season with the Red Sox. He left Portland last year to assume the bullpen catcher's job. As we were talking, Marlins Manager Don Mattingly walked by us. Very cool moment. My full interview with Mike is below.
There were plenty of hugs pre-game, as Craig Breslow made the trip for the Marlins. Breslow was a great teammate and loved by so many members of the Red Sox Organization. A few years back, he did a MLB Rehab stint with the Sea Dogs.
Some good reading from Boston Beat Writers
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Rob Bradford – David Price and youth of the game
(VIDEO) Friday at Fenway South (Day 3)
The Boston Red Sox suffered a 2-1 loss in Dunedin today against the Blue Jays, but former Sea Dog Sam Travis tied the game in the ninth inning with a solo-homer. Watch Highlight
Had a great time this morning chatting with former Sea Dogs Manager Billy McMillon. After two seasons as Portland manager, Billy is now the outfield coordinator in the Red Sox system. As I was talking to Billy, I saw Nate Spears make his way over. Nate is now a coach in the Red Sox system. He made it to Boston a few years ago, and finished his playing career in the Independent Leagues.
On the big league field, Clay Buchholz threw a simulated game. David Murphy, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval all took batting practice. The minor league fields featured intra-squad games.
The Red Sox host the Marlins at jetBlue Park at Fenway South on Saturday. Former Sea Dog Henry Owens will make the start.
Day 2 from Fenway South
I had the privilege of calling the Sox/Twins game for MLB.com with Pawtucket broadcaster Will Flemming. Today was one of the best days I've had as a professional broadcaster. Getting that opportunity was amazing.
The Red Sox fell 7-2 to Minnesota, receiving their runs on a two-run single by David Murphy in the eighth. David Price made his spring debut, tossing three innings on four hits and two runs – both on back-to-back homers with two outs in the second. Price worked from the stretch the entire outing – spring is the time to work on things. I thought Hanley Ramirez looked excellent at first base. He had great reads and was quick to the ball.
On the call for Red Sox Game Today!
Link to today's Red Sox Broadcast
Good Morning from jetBlue Park in beautiful Ft. Myers, Florida. First pitch with the Minnesota Twins is 1:05 PM today with temps in the mid 80s. Today is my 11th time covering Spring Training for the Portland Sea Dogs, but the first time I'll be doing play-by-play for a Boston Red Sox spring training game. I'll be joining Pawtucket broadcaster Will Flemming on the call. The game will air on MLB.com and the At-Bat app.
I'll be here until March 15th, covering the Sea Dogs, Red Sox and reporting on any stories related to the Red Sox system.
Red Sox lineup today: Betts RF, Pedroia 2B, , Bogaerts SS, Ortiz DH, Ramirez 1B, Sandoval 3B, Murphy LF, Swihart C, Bradley CF…and, someone named Price is on the mound. David Price makes his spring debut in today's game against the Twins.
Thursday morning tweets from Sox Beat Writers
Pete Abraham @PeteAbe
Clay Buchholz will throw three innings in a sim game at the Fort on Friday.
Hanley working early this morning with Butterfield at First Base, putting the time in. Yes pic.twitter.com/XjSRRKOspn
In eyes of Red Sox, Travis Shaw earning more and more playing time providencejournal.com/sports/2016030…
Ian Browne @IanMBrowne
Also, some guy Price is pitching for the @RedSox today. atmlb.com/1SCmdAH
Fellow Texans Buchholz, Beckett have walked in Kopech's shoes, and now hope to steer him down right path weei.com/sports/boston/… via @WEEI
(Afternoon Report) Heading South! Thanks Portland Sea Dogs
Usually when I leave for Ft. Myers it's in the 30s, even colder, but on this beautiful day in New England, I'm heading to Florida for the 11th straight season. I can't thank the Portland Sea Dogs enough for sending me down there. Yes, I'm gathering interviews and updating this blog, but being in Ft. Myers for a week is heaven. I wouldn't call one ounce of it work.
Later tonight or early tomorrow, I'll have a special announcement in something I participating in. Very excited to share that news.
This year I'm covering Spring Training earlier than normal – largely due to my announcement coming up. The minor league games begin on March 16th against Tampa Bay. Portland and Pawtucket travel together, and for most of the minor league spring training, the rosters are not near what opening day will look like.
Great Reading!
Margot #1 Prospect in San Diego's system
Moncada starting on Wednesday in Bradenton
Mailbag Monday! Great opportunity
Happy Monday! Hope you're having a great day and getting excited for Sea Dogs Baseball exactly one month from today. The Sea Dogs open the 2016 season in Reading against the Fightin Phils.
Congrats to Pawtucket broadcasters Will Flemming and Josh Maurer on calling today's Red Sox game for MLB.com and the MLB at-bat app. I'll have more news on that in a few days.
On Friday, I posted on twitter (@seadogsradio) for your questions. I would love to do a Mailbag Monday during the course of the season. I received tweets and emails (firstname.lastname@example.com)
@seadogsradio @PortlandSeaDogs lost a lot of kids to Paw and Bos last year. How's the roster look for upcoming season? Linda, that's a good thing. I've always wanted to see a homegrown roster in the big leagues. I think the question with Eduardo Rodriguez starting the season could change some things. We'll see what happens in the outfield. Maybe David Murphy starts the season with Boston. I would say a lot of the players that came up late last year will return to Portland.
.@seadogsradio @PortlandSeaDogs Will you be referring to Benintendi as 'Benny' this year? #AskAntonellis I like it. I would say yes to that, but I'm assuming he's italian. So from one italian to another, I'll have to say his full last name. I'm really looking forward to seeing him in Portland.
@seadogsradio @PortlandSeaDogs Let's hear about The chill man himself. @DoctorChill6 #TravisYou'reIn One of the most underrated prospects in the Red Sox system. This guy has an advanced approach for his age. He's all business, kind of a throwback player. The Red Sox have 4 great players coming up that could help: Benintendi, Devers, Moncada and Travis. Could be cornerstone players for years to come. Also, I love the twitter handle.


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Euro Decision on Greek Bailout Deferred to Pressure Athens
European finance chiefs are set to defer ratifying a 130 billion-euro ($173 billion) rescue for Greece, pressing the government in Athens to put a newly struck austerity plan into action.
"It's up to the Greek government by concrete actions -- through legislation, other actions -- to convince its European partners that the second program can be made to work," European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said today as he arrived for an emergency meeting of euro-area finance ministers in Brussels.
European stocks rose for the first time in four days and the euro reached a two-month high against the dollar as the accord in Athens after all-night talks spurred optimism over enactment of the financial lifeline and debt-swap agreement needed for Greece to dodge default and economic collapse.
"There is clearly some very encouraging news coming out of Athens," International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde told reporters before the meeting. "It's positive."
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi and Executive Board member member Joerg Asmussen joined the talks after the bank's governing council met in Frankfurt. Representatives for private-sector creditors who have been negotiating the bond swap, the Institute of International Finance's Charles Dallara and Jean Lemierre, are also on hand.
Resolution of the aid talks, which have dragged on since July, would allow Greece to make a 14.5 billion-euro bond payment on March 20 and contain the threat that speculators will target debt-addled nations including Italy and Portugal.
"The euro zone needs to be stabilized," Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan said.
'General Agreement'
Investor attention switched to the Brussels after a focus on Athens the past week. More than six days of talks stalled overnight over 300 million euros of pension cuts. Discussions were later resolved with Prime Minister Lucas Papademos declaring a "general agreement." He didn't disclose details.
Seeking to reduce Greece's debt to 120 percent of gross domestic product from 160 percent last year, Papademos and party chiefs agreed to extend budget cuts this year by 1.5 percent of GDP. Measures range from a 20 percent reduction in the minimum wage to lower pension payments and immediate job cuts for as many as 15,000 state workers.
Bondholders meeting in Paris today discussed accepting an average coupon of as low as 3.6 percent on new 30-year bonds in the proposed debt swap. An agreement would slice 100 billion euros off more than 200 billion euros of privately-held debt and a formal offer must be made by Feb. 13 to allow all procedures to be completed before the March 20 bond comes due.
Creditors' Deal
"We have also a deal with the private creditors," Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said. "We need now the political endorsement of the eurogroup for the final step."
In Frankfurt, Draghi left the open the possibility the ECB will participate in the debt relief by giving up some of the profits of the Greek bonds it has bought during the crisis. He nevertheless rejected selling the bonds to Europe's temporary bailout fund at a loss because doing so would amount to "monetary financing" of governments, which is banned by European treaties, he said.
The price Greece pays for outside support may be a deeper recession as its economy contracts faster than originally estimated. Unemployment climbed in November to 20.9 percent. That backdrop has led politicians to fret about losing voter support ahead of elections that may come as soon as April. Striking workers this week derided the conditions demanded for outside aid as "blackmail."
The finance officials arriving in Brussels noted the progress made since a Feb. 4 conference call with Venizelos that he subsequently described as "very difficult."
'30 Seconds to Midnight'
"The Greeks understand that it's not five minutes to midnight but 30 seconds to midnight," Luxembourg Finance Minister Luc Frieden said. "The fact that we're meeting in Brussels after the meeting was postponed several times is a sign that something is happening, that Athens understood our message from the telephone conference on Saturday," he said.
Greek lawmakers are set to convene this weekend to begin voting on the austerity measures, Christos Protopapas, a spokesman for the Pasok socialist party, said today. An implementation law will be considered in the next 10 to 15 days, he said.
It's now more than two years since Greece sparked a regional crisis by revising its budget math. Failure to contain it led to Portugal and Ireland requiring bailouts and has propelled the euro-area economy toward its second recession in three years and forced the ECB to issue emergency loans to keep banks from failing.
Turmoil Easing
Signs have grown that the turmoil may be easing with Bloomberg indexes of Europe's banks and financial conditions rising to the highest since August and bond yields from Italy to Spain falling. Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti was today praised in Washington by President Barack Obama for "taking impressive steps" after pushing through 20 billion euros in fiscal cuts and reducing regulations.
A Greek deal would allow Europe's leaders to begin talks on whether to increase a planned limit of 500 billion euros on overall rescue lending that will take effect in July when a permanent rescue fund comes on line aside the temporary European Financial Stability Facility.
Increasing the so-called firewall has been identified by foreign governments as a prerequisite for more money for the International Monetary Fund, which wants a $500 billion fillip to insulate the global economy from Europe's travails. Mexican Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade said yesterday the Group of 20 nations is unlikely to agree on extra cash for the lender when finance chiefs meet in two weeks.


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Humanities and Social Sciences University of Lille and co-organized with the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD), an international organization dedicated to promoting the adoption, creation, use, dissemination, and preservation of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs).
From 1998 on interested institutions in the United States began meeting annually for what would become a series of symposia on electronic theses and dissertations sponsored by NDLTD and designed to help universities initiate ETD projects. The first symposium was held at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in 1998, and since then, the gatherings have taken place at universities all around the world, with the first European venue being Humboldt University in Berlin, in 2003. More recently, theses conferences were held in Sydney, Aberdeen, Pittsburgh, Cape Town, Hong Kong, Austin, Uppsala, Lima and Leicester. ETD2015 was hosted by the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India from November 4-6, 2015.
In 2016, the ETD International Symposium series comes for the first time to France. The theme of the conference is "Data and Dissertations", with a focus on the handling of research data produced by PhD students. As the former events of the series, ETD2016 will again provide delegates the unique opportunity to learn from each other, discuss new projects and initiatives, share experiences and good practices from around the world, and provide perspectives for further research and development. ETD2016 is open for university librarians and other information professionals interested in ETD and research data, scientists and scholars in library and information sciences, and LIS students. The conference language is English.
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The Marceline R-5 Board of Education met in regular session Monday night at the District's Central Office with all members present. The top news item from this meeting was the report of the District's audit.
John W. Gillum presented the Board the results of his office's audit. Gillum reported on some of the details that the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) looks for in an audit, and noted that the District is well above the standards DESE sets to be considered a "troubled" District financially.
Gillum futher commended the District for taking good care with their funds, and maintaining more-than-adequate fund balances. He further reported that all statements in the audit could be proven to DESE if needed.
Looking at the Audit itself, the District had $3,873,728 in receipts from the General Fund, $2,421,558 from the Special Revenue Fund, $535,994 from the Debt Service Fund, $25,908 from the Capitol Projects Fund, and $6,856,188 from the Total Governmental Fund.
The District had $2,450,315 in disbursements from the General Fund, $3,635,450 from the Special Revenue Fund, $459,633 from the Debt Service Fund, $304,469 from Capiltol Projects Fund, and $6,849,867 from Total Governmental Fund.
This left the total modified cash basis fund balances as follows at the end of the financial year: General Fund is at $1,693,731, Debt Service Fund is at $571,414, Capitol Projects Fund is at $350,000, and Total Governmental Fund is at $2,615,145.
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When that monstrous 18-wheeler roars by you on the interstate, take a look up at the cab - it's somebody's second home.
Because of an insatiable demand for drivers to haul the nation's goods from coast to coast, and maybe a yen for adventure, more and more people are taking to the road in their big rigs.
And a lot of them are pretty nice inside.
Seven-year veteran trucker Paul Stevenson, who didn't take the wheel until he was in his mid-40s, has equipped his "second home" with many of the amenities he has at home.
"When I got my truck," he said, "it only had a bed and a radio as extras. It's got a computer that helps me find where I'm going. I've added a microwave, a refrigerator, a TV, a laptop and an XM radio receiver. That's the best thing I've added. It's satellite radio. You get over 100 different channels, everything from blues to the comedy channel, and it only costs $9.95 a month.
"A lot of guys have satellite TV," he said. "It's the same thing you have at home. You can get all your HBOs and everything. I just don't have time to watch it."
Veteran driver Dale Wright has been driving longer than Stevenson, and he has a different take on what is the best amenity in his truck.
"It's got to be air conditioning," he said. "I can remember going to California right out of the service in a truck that didn't have air conditioning. Later we put an add-on unit. It only half worked, but it was still better than nothing."
Stevenson said life on the road is attracting more and more educated people as well as older drivers.
"There are lots of college educated or retired schoolteachers," Stevenson said. "Probably more and more educated people doing it. There are lots of men and women teams. Some wives just ride with their husbands to keep them company or to do paperwork."
Stevenson said he took the truck driving course at Amarillo College out of desperation. His former career in construction had ground to a halt because of a slowdown in building, and he needed benefits and stability.
"I needed something with stability, benefits and good pay," he said. "It started out as an adventure and has evolved into work."
At first he was fascinated with all of the places he was able to go, places he'd never seen, he said. Now, he has criss-crossed the nation from every direction countless times.
The novelty has worn off, he said, but it still beats sitting in an office or going to the same job day after day.
"I have a lot of freedom. I like it. I still get lots of time off. It comes in bunches instead of a regular weekend day off."
Wright agrees.
"There is a lot more freedom on the road," Wright said. "A lot less stress. I worked as a guard at Pantex for 12 years. I got sick of it and quit."
Wright said he began his driving career after a stint in the service and started driving again after being out of the profession for about 15 years.
There is no mandatory retirement for drivers "as long as you can pass your physical," Stevenson said. "We have to take one every two years. There is one driver who works with us who is 72."
The majority of drivers are paid by the mile, he said. The highest paid drivers receive about 40 to 42 cents a mile, and drivers can expect to earn at least more than $40,000 a year once they gain some experience.
Stevenson said the worst highways he has encountered are in Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana, and the best are "anywhere but there" with the best trips being his drives to California.
"They're long out and back. If you get stuck on the East Coast, you get a lot of short trips."
Wright agrees. "The best roads are probably in California. They take pretty good care of them out there. Even when they do a construction job, they get in there and get it done quick. The East Coast is the worst because of the volume of traffic. The best drivers are out in the desert where there aren't any cars."
And where are the worst drivers?
The truckers said they're in Atlanta and Chicago, and surprisingly, according to Stevenson, the drivers in Los Angeles are some of the best.
"They're courteous, they'll let you in or they'll let you over. They must realize we're all in this together."
Loads they carry run from the bizarre to the mundane, Wright said. He's hauled everything from a single pallet of insulin to mushroom spores and freshly cut-up chickens.
In addition, there's flexibility in how you are scheduled.
Wright said drivers who get tired can always take a week off.
"Get away from your truck. It's like anything else, you've got to get away from it for a while," he said.
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And they do get tired.
Present Department of Transportation rules allow a driver to drive 10 hours per day with an eight-hour break.
"After the first of the year," he said, "it's changing and going to an 11-hour day with a 10-hour break. They'll let you drive longer but you have to take a longer break. I usually sleep when I'm tired and drive when I'm not."
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"Lesbian and gay people are beaten in the street, on the way to school. They are discriminated against by health professionals, abandoned by their families," said Dave Stephen, operations director at SEROvie. "They hide themselves, even though it's not criminal."
Haiti's LGBT community, which has long existed in relative secrecy, has faced greater criticism since the deadly earthquake that struck the island nation in 2010. From the pulpit and on the radio, evangelists, some inspired by American sponsors and mentors, have blamed the earthquake on the sins of the country's gay population. Gay Haitians living in tent camps after the disaster reported "corrective" rape and increased harassment as a result of the greater exposure of displacement and flimsy shelters.
And last year, more than 1,000 people participated in a march against homosexuality in Port-au-Prince organized by a new anti-gay "coalition of moral and religious organizations." The protest was blamed for an escalation in violence against gay people: Forty-seven attacks were reported in the week surrounding the event, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Some say a new gay-rights organization Kouraj ("courage" in Haitian Creole), and its brash demands for rights, helped to prompt the backlash.
Now, the fight over gay rights in Haiti has become one that's largely over visibility. The question of how closeted gays should be is the subject of internal struggles for many gay Haitians, the root of infighting among advocates and part of a broader societal struggle over what behavior is to be permitted in public.
"What we call masisi [Creole for 'homosexual'] — it's recently we allow this in public; before it was private," said pastor Gerard Forges, an organizer of the anti-gay march last year. He said the march was in protest of public displays of homosexuality, not homosexuality itself. Forges emphasized that there are gays in his 7,600-member Pentecostal congregation. To him, it is not the people themselves who are the problem, but their actions. "We have homosexuals in church; we sit with them; we say, 'God loves you, we love you, but we don't like what you do.'"
Forges' family lives between Port-au-Prince and Georgia. He holds a divinity degree from Jacksonville University in Florida and is pursuing a doctorate from Oral Roberts University. He said his organization does not have international funding but that American missionaries visit. "In the U.S. they can't make public opinion on this subject. There are pastors that agree with me, but they can't do anything this public. They encourage me, tell me to keep my stance."
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Jul 1, 2016: England's limited-overs captain Eoin Morgan and former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum have consented to their inclusion in the draft for the second edition of the Pakistan Super League
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Malan thrives in the rain as McCullum bows out at Lord's
Jun 23, 2016: Lord's was forced to wait through the rain for Brendon McCullum's first and last appearance at the ground this season
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McCullum and Malan plunder Glamorgan
Jun 14, 2016: Brendon McCullum hit 85 off 110 balls and Dawid Malan produced a telling all-round display the day after his England call-up as Middlesex secured a 28-run victory against Glamorgan in Cardiff
What is sporting achievement made of?
Jun 13, 2016: Records and victories matter, but not as much as the power sportsmen have to engage our emotions and imagination
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Jordan yorkers put Salt in Middlesex's wounds
Jun 12, 2016: Chris Jordan starred with 5 for 28 and teenager Phil Salt hit 81 from 76 balls as Sussex bowled out Middlesex for 191 to win by 31 runs
The McCullum-Cairns episode: a timeline
Jun 8, 2016: A timeline of events in the episode involving Chris Cairns, Brendon McCullum and several alleged wrongdoings
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McCullum speech thrusts trust question at ICC
Jun 8, 2016: The ACSU asks players to trust the organisation when it comes to reporting corruption. But when the information they offer is treated poorly and leaked, where does trust come in?
Middlesex v Hampshire, Royal London Cup, South Group, Radlett
Frustration for McCullum as Hampshire spinners have last word
Jun 7, 2016: Brendon McCullum has been brought in to help upgrade Middlesex's white-ball cricket but as Hampshire's spinners took control at Radlett the task looked far from easy
MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture
Former anti-corruption chief defends procedure after McCullum criticisms
Jun 7, 2016: Ravi Sawani, the former general manager of the ACSU), has questioned the remarks made by the former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum, who termed the approach of the anti-corruption watchdog "casual".
MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture
Vincent deserves clemency for speaking out, says McCullum
Jun 7, 2016: Lou Vincent should been shown clemency by the ECB after helping the authorities with a "rare and critical" insight into match-fixing, according to Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum's MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture
'Cricket was meant to be a game, not a life or death struggle'
Jun 7, 2016: The full transcript of former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum's MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture, delivered at Lord's on June 6, 2016
MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture
McCullum lambasts "casual" ICC anti-corruption unit
Jun 6, 2016: Brendon McCullum, the former New Zealand captain who gave match-fixing evidence at Southwark Crown Court against his former team-mate Chris Cairns, has used the MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture to criticise the ICC's anti-corruption unit
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Lions' middle order could have batted better - assistant coach
May 2, 2016: Gujarat Lions assistant coach Shitanshu Kotak said his team's middle order should have seen the chase of 155 through against Kings XI Punjab on a good pitch after a rare top-order failure
Wisden Cricketers of the Year 2015
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Stokes, Bairstow honoured as Wisden hails England transformation
Apr 13, 2016: England's transformation to a swashbuckling, attacking band of cricketers has been described as "the most uplifting story in international cricket" in the 2016 Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, which is published this week
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Williamson, Broad, Southee, de Villiers win ESPNcricinfo Awards
Mar 14, 2016: New Zealand players win three awards. Mustafizur voted Debutant of the Year
Captain of the Year
Mar 14, 2016: Brendon McCullum found and fostered an approach that was true not only to his team but to his nation, and thus got New Zealand to embrace cricket anew
World T20 2016 news
McCullum created a lot of leaders in the group - Williamson
Mar 9, 2016: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said that the side's aggressive style of cricket, cultivated under the leadership of Brendon McCullum, had been effective but they would have to adapt that to suit the conditions for the World T20 in India
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Which McCullum Test batting record will be broken first?
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McCullum hopes to be remembered for positivity
Feb 24, 2016: Brendon McCullum's positive approach and unburdened spirit were on show in his final Test; it is something he adopted late in his career, and what he'd like to be remembered for
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Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Fresh Sabina track to refresh West Indies?
The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
Four double-tons in a day, and a Eddie Redmayne lookalike
Also: the fastest Indian to 50 wickets, and Yasir Shah's unwanted "double-hundred"
'I think Zimbabwe will end up like Kenya'
Dav Whatmore talks about how things went downhill fast during his curtailed stint as Zimbabwe's coach
The case for four-day Tests (78)
Shorter matches spell good news for spectators and broadcasters. Cricket has a little to lose and a whole lot to gain by truncating its premier format
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The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
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A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (54)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
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Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology
, Volume 48, Issue 10, pp 1657-1666
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Health care providers' perspectives of medication adherence in the treatment of depression: a qualitative study
- Wei Wen ChongAffiliated withFaculty of Pharmacy, The University of SydneyFaculty of Pharmacy, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Email author
- , Parisa AslaniAffiliated withFaculty of Pharmacy, The University of Sydney
- , Timothy F. ChenAffiliated withFaculty of Pharmacy, The University of Sydney
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Non-adherence to antidepressant medications is a significant barrier to the successful treatment of depression. The purpose of this study was to explore the perspectives of health care providers on antidepressant medication non-adherence in clinical practice.
Individual semi-structured interviews were conducted with a purposive sample of 31 health care providers from a range of disciplines and settings in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Interviews focused on medication adherence issues in depression and participants' strategies in addressing them. Interviews were audio recorded, transcribed verbatim and thematically content analyzed using a constant comparison approach.
Participants acknowledged medication non-adherence to be a complex problem in depression, and attributed this problem to patient, medication and environmental-specific issues. Five approaches in addressing non-adherence were reported: patient education, building partnerships with patients, pharmacological management, developing behavioural skills and building supportive networks. Challenges to the management of non-adherence were lack of time and skills, assessment of medication adherence, transition period immediately post-discharge and conflicts in views between providers.
Participants were able to identify issues and strategies in addressing antidepressant non-adherence; however, barriers were also identified that could impact on providers' ability to address this issue effectively. More research is needed to develop effective multidisciplinary strategies that take into account providers' perspectives in improving adherence to antidepressant medications.
KeywordsMedication adherence Depression Antidepressant medications Health care providers
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- Health care providers' perspectives of medication adherence in the treatment of depression: a qualitative study
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Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology
Volume 48, Issue 10 , pp 1657-1666
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- 2013-10
- 10.1007/s00127-012-0625-3
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- 0933-7954
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- Medication adherence
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- Wei Wen Chong (1) (2)
- Parisa Aslani (1)
- Timothy F. Chen (1)
- Author Affiliations
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- 2. Faculty of Pharmacy, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Jalan Raja Muda Abdul Aziz, 50300, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia


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Community Mental Health Journal
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Community-Based Case Management for the Prevention of Suicide Reattempts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- Wei-Jen ChenAffiliated withKai-Suan Psychiatric Hospital
- , Cheng-Chung ChenAffiliated withKai-Suan Psychiatric Hospital
- , Chi-Kung HoAffiliated withBureau of Health, Kaohsiung City Government
- , Ming-Been LeeAffiliated withDepartment of Psychiatry, National Taiwan University Hospital
- , Guei-Ging LinAffiliated withKai-Suan Psychiatric Hospital
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Although a previous suicide attempt constitutes a major risk factor for an eventual completed suicide, few interventions specifically designed to prevent suicide reattempts have been evaluated. The aim of this study was to determine the effectiveness of case management for the prevention of suicide reattempts. A total of 4,765 subjects with a recent suicide attempt referred from medical and non-medical organizations were consecutively recruited from July 2006 to June 2008. The suicide prevention program of Kaohsiung Suicide Prevention Center (KSPC) provided case management and followed up suicide-attempt cases for 6 months. Survival analysis showed that the risk of suicide reattempt was significantly lower in the case management group than in the non-contact group throughout a six-month follow-up period (hazard ratio = 2.93; 95% CI = 2.47–3.47). The hazard ratio (HR) of the Cox proportional hazard model for sex was 0.77 (95% CI = 0.65–0.91). Case management appears to be effective in preventing suicide reattempts in patients with a recent prior attempt. In addition, case management appeared to be more beneficial in preventing suicide reattempts in male subjects.
KeywordsSuicide attempt Case management Suicide prevention Community Survival analysis
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Volume 48, Issue 6 , pp 786-791
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- 0010-3853
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- Chi-Kung Ho (2)
- Ming-Been Lee (3)
- Guei-Ging Lin (1)
- Frank Huang-Chih Chou (1)
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- 1. Kai-Suan Psychiatric Hospital, 130, Kai-Suan 2nd Road, Ling-Ya District, Kaohsiung City, 802, Taiwan, ROC
- 2. Bureau of Health, Kaohsiung City Government, No.132, Kaisyuan 2nd Rd., Lingya District, Kaohsiung City, 80276, Taiwan, ROC
- 3. Department of Psychiatry, National Taiwan University Hospital, No.1, Changde St., Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, 10048, Taiwan, ROC


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|"Battlestar Galactica" returns January 16 on Sci Fi
Mark Verheiden has been straddling the worlds of comics and film for a long time. He helped to define Dark Horse with âThe Americanâ and âTimecopâ and writing the early âAliensâ and âPredatorâ titles, which rank among the best tie-in material created in comics -- or any media, for that matter. Heâs written extensively for DC Comics, including âSupermanâ and âSuperman/Batman.â Verheiden also worked on the movies âThe Maskâ and âTimecop,â and on a number of television shows including âSmallvilleâ and most recently âBattlestar Galactica.â
In addition to writing and producing the Peabody Award winning âBattlestar Galactica,â the final episode of which begin airing January 16, Verheiden joined the writing staff of âHeroes,â overseeing the âFugitivesâ arc that starts in February. Verheiden also wrote the film âMy Name is Bruceâ starring and directed by the one and only Bruce Campbell. The film had a limited theatrical release in 2008 and will be coming to DVD in February.
CBR News spoke with Mark Verheiden about his many projects.
CBR: How did âMy Name is Bruceâ come about?
Mark Verheiden: Iâve always been an enormous fan of the âEvil Deadâ movies and of Bruce Campbell as an actor. I had actually worked with Bruce on a TV show I did in the nineties called âTimecopâ which didnât last very long. Bruce was on that show and I had bumped into him from time to time and I knew that Dark Horse was talking to him about various things. I thought that Bruce was not being particularly well served by the alien apocalypse genre and I thought it would be fun to come up with something that would be great for him.
|"My Name Is Bruce" DVD on sale in February
I love old comics. I have a huge collection of them. There was a comic back in the fifties called âThe Adventures of Alan Ladd.â In one of the stories, Alan Ladd, the actor, is kidnapped off a set by pirates and I just thought this would be perfect for Bruce, that kind of an idea. So I sat down and came up with the idea, talked to Mike Richardson at Dark Horse because, incidentally, Dark Horse was starting an independent film company, and then we sat down with Bruce. He liked it a lot and I wrote it and we were off.
Itâs interesting that your original idea was for the lead character to be Bruce Campbell and not simply some obnoxious actor.
Well, that was one of the fun things about working with Bruce, because he is a nice, very talented guy -- but in the movie but heâs totally willing to savage himself. When people see the movie it is clearly not a flattering portrayal of the character. One of the funniest moments when I was on the set, I had just flown back from New York where âBattlestarâ had won a Peabody Award for enlightening humanity or something. [laughs] I walk on the set and heâs shooting the scene where he kicks the guy in a wheelchair into traffic. I thought, whoa, career diversity. [laughs]
But also itâs pretty brave of Bruce to name all his own movies and trash them, more or less. I think heâs actually too hard on himself in some ways but I think it made it more fun. As Bruce points out, that is not Bruce Campbell. That is a character Bruce Campbell, which gets meta on a whole bunch of weird levels.
Dark Horse published a comics adaptation of the film, bringing it full circle from the Alan Ladd comic.
Yeah. I had very little to do with that. If we couldâve done it as Alan Ladd that would have been perfect.
He is dead, so legally there wouldnât have been an issue.
He wouldnât mind. He was a great actor. He deserves to be ridiculed.
|Scene from "My Name Is Bruce"
Thereâs been talk of a sequel to âMy Name Is Bruce.â Is that a possibility?
Weâre still talking about it. A lot of it depends on the response to the movie and also to our various schedules. The movie was shot in the summer of â06 and since then weâve both busied up. Bruce is on âBurn Noticeâ and Iâm on âHeroesâ and weâd have to find time to do it. But weâve talked about it. I guess weâre still just waiting.
Waiting to see how the movie does when the DVD gets released?
Yeah. And as vain as it sounds, it would also be about making sure we find an idea that takes it a step further and also finding time to do it. Iâve said it before, Iâll work with Bruce any time on any thing. Heâs a great collaborator and a fun guy to work with and I love him as a comic-dramatic actor. A rare commodity.
Most people, let alone most actors, wouldnât poke quite so much fun at themselves as he does in the movie.
No, most people wonât. And in fact when you think about it, thereâs not a lot of guys -- thereâs some but not a lot -- who take time out of their schedule to make little low budget movies. Thereâs a whole D.I.Y. aspect to Bruce that I really admire and I like being around because you can get kind of caught up in this big machinery of development and production. Itâs fun just to do it. Bruce is always saying if you want to make movies go out and make movies. He doesnât just say it, he does it.
Are you contributing anything to the DVD in terms of commentary or extras?
Bruce and Mike Richardson of Dark Horse have commentary. I did shoot some stuff. They have a documentary called âHeart of Dorknessâ which is on there. The couple of days I was on set, I did some on-camera stuff. I havenât seen âHeart of Dorknessâ yet so I donât know what they used or didnât use but Iâm sure that will have a lot of backstage stuff. He pretty much had a crew following him through the shoot. That should be fun. Itâs funny. When I was there, it wasnât just a barrel of laughs. Bruce is funny in terms of his performance but itâs a tightly budgeted film on a tight schedule so he was pretty serious business. Which is what it needed to be to get done. It should be interesting for me to see some of the more behind the scenes stuff.
|"Battlestar Galactica" returns January 16 on Sci Fi
Just to switch gears, the final episodes of âBattlestar Galacticaâ are coming out this month. What can you tell us about those?
I can be pretty general. I will be happy when they finally start showing them because itâs driving me crazy to not be able to discuss it.
How long ago did the show wrap up?
We finished the show in July [2008]. Maybe August. And then âThe Plan,â the movie, finished a couple months ago. Itâs been in the can for a while. Theyâre probably just locking them now, I believe. I doubt if theyâre all completely finished yet but close. Iâve seen cuts of all of them. I have not seen âThe Plan,â though.
Is the ending worthy of the show and whatâs come before, and will it excite and/or infuriate everyone?
Look, I love the show, so I have bias, but if you ask the actors that were on the show, if you ask the crew, you ask any of the writers, those final episodes are some of the most moving and amazing stories Iâve ever seen for television. Or any medium, for that matter. As a wrap up to this series, it is really quite amazing and I know that sounds like hyperbole but theyâre great. It is hard to imagine how to wrap something up thatâs not only got so many pieces youâre trying to wrap up and so many characters. Itâs certainly been an emotional ride for the audience. But if anyone did it, itâs these episodes. They are really something and I think people will be very pleased and moved by them. And by the way Iâll also say the final ten episodes are quite a ride. I will say we answer most of the dangling questions that are out there about the Cylons, the final five and where they end up and what happened to that blown up planet.
Iâve never been on a show where we knew it was ending and we could write to an ending and what that gives you is a sense of any reticence is off the table, letâs write the ending. It also means no character is safe. And none of them are. It is not an easy trip for this rag tag crew as they file forward for the final run.
|Mark Verheiden wrote some of the earliest "Predator" comics for Dark Horse
When did you find out this would be the last season of âGalactica?â Did you learn last season or before this one started?
We knew from the start of this season, season four. The decision was made fairly early. So it ended up being twenty-three episodes because the âRazorâ movie is counted as part of season four even though itâs a flashback episode. But we knew, so every aspect of the show from episode one on was building towards the end.
People have asked, âAre you happy itâs ending?â And I donât know anyone that ever worked in TV whoâs happy about something ending. I think weâre happy weâre able to end it in a satisfying way. I think the worst thing that could have happened would be to plow through season 4 and anticipate doing another without wrapping things up and then finding we couldnât. This is he best way to do that and by the way, I canât thank the SciFi Network enough for being so supportive of the show. They supported eighty-some episodes of a very challenging sci-fi experience and itâs been great. And obviously they picked up âCaprica.â
Were you involved in developing the spinoff, âCaprica?â Are you returning to work on the show?
At this point Iâm not quite sure how I can do that since Iâm on âHeroes.â I was involved in the early stages of âCaprica.â Not the pilot, but we did planning for the series and I wrote the first episode for the series. As far as continuing with the series, I just donât know. Iâm gloriously busy and as a freelance writer basically all my working life, I love that. Itâs great to be busy. Iâve known the alternative and busy is far better.
With âCaprica,â itâs a fascinating idea because on the one hand, if you watch âBattlestar,â you know how the story ends in a sense, but it seems like a completely different story and a different kind of story.
Again, I donât know whether itâs going to change from what we had planned earlier, but if it follows any of what weâd discussed, itâs wildly different from âBattlestar.â Itâs set on Caprica but itâs wildly different in terms of tone -- very emotional, very character based. What it shares with âBattlestarâ is very adult, science fiction themes. Itâs just great to know thatâs going to be coming. One of the great things of being able to work on âBattlestarâ was being able to work on a genuinely adult science fiction show. There are others and have been others. Iâm not saying âBattlestarâ was the only one, or even the best, but itâs one that I think pushed the genre forward a bit.
|Mark Verheiden wrote some of the earliest "Aliens" comics for Dark Horse
Youâre on âHeroesâ now. How did happen?
âBattlestarâ had wrapped and I had some friends who were working there already. I met with [âHeroesâ creator] Tim Kring and we mutually decided for me to come on and join as a consultant for the second half of season 3. Itâs been exciting. Itâs a huge show. Quite different in some respects from âBattlestar.â Some good. I think just on one level, the budgets are amazing and itâs fun to see the things you can do. Weâre slightly more liberated than I think we were on âBattlestar,â although we were able to accomplish a lot on âBattlestar.â And itâs a great bunch of people.
When I started, someone said, âwow itâs got to be hard to catch up on all this mythologyâ and I said, âbuddy, what do you think Iâve working on?â Iâve been working on heavily mythologized shows. There is a lot of complex mythology in the past and I think as weâre going forward weâre losing a bit of that complexity and moving towards stories that are more user friendly and accessible and I think people will notice a shift in the beginning of the second half of season three, âThe Fugitivesâ arc. Itâs exciting and I donât know how to describe it exactly. The tone is pretty intense. Not that âHeroesâ hasnât been intense before but itâs pretty intense. It has all our guys pretty much on the same path.
You were brought on to work on the second arc of the season. Was âVillainsâ already laid out and the new status quo set up?
Tim and the people there certainly had an idea of what they wanted to do with the âFugitivesâ arc before I came on board. âVillainsâ was basically done when I joined. I did not contribute to that, that all happened before I came. For the âFugitivesâ arc, they certainly knew what they wanted to do, so for me it was about coming on board and jumping in. I started âGalacticaâ in Season 2 so itâs not like Iâm unfamiliar with jumping in and catching up and rocking and rolling. In fact, like âBattlestar,â on âHeroesâ I wrote and produced the second episode of the âFugitivesâ arc so I got in there pretty quick. [laughs]
I was able to work in the room with the writers and the writers have been very accepting and helpful. And look I needed help, and probably still do, to get caught up and understand all the ins and outs of the showâs mythology and how things work and how to get things to work. Itâs been good. Iâve been there at this point four or five months and so the new guy-itis has drifted off and now Iâm able to contribute as much as I can. But itâs Tim Kringâs show and my job is to help realize his thoughts and offer my own too and see where we can go.
|Also by Mark Verheiden, "The American"
What we tried to do with the show as a group, people will notice that weâre not doing as many stories per show and lingering a bit on the stories weâre doing. And weâll see how that goes. Itâs a crazy world out there.
How many episodes is âFugitives?â
Twelve. Twenty-five in all for Season Three.
It felt like a major aspect of the âVillainsâ arc, both to its benefit and detriment, was setting up a new status quo. Do you think thatâs fair?
I think there is an aspect to that. It was running some characters through some very intense paces and exploring them. I think the back-story we did on some of these people is very interesting but I think in going forward what weâre probably doing is leaving some of the stuff of âVillainsâ behind. Youâll see that Primatech and Pinehurst arenât viable anymore. So those entities will be dissolved and a couple of characters have decided to, one in particular, taken a dramatic new turn that will set off where weâre going with âFugitivesâ very clearly. The Nathan character played by Adrian Pasdar, a great actor, he has some really fun and emotional turns coming in the âFugitivesâ arc. Thereâs also a great arc with Sylar coming up. Very fun. Heâs a fun character to write for. Tim wrote the first episode and itâs really great.
I do want to be clear on âHeroesâ that I donât have an issue with âVillains.â I wouldnât have come on the show if Iâd had huge issues with it. Itâs not about that at all.
It was announced that the great John Glover is joining the show as Sylarâs father, and youâve worked with him before on âSmallville,â where he played Lex Luthorâs father.
Obviously, with my âSmallvilleâ background, I love that they got him. Heâs fabulous and heâll be perfect for this part. Itâs a great part. Thatâs all Iâll say about that.
Itâs been a chaotic past month or two on âHeroes,â between the staffing changes and the coverage in the media about the show going downhill and such. Does all that affect the work?
|"Heroes" returns in February with "Fugitives"
First of all, I donât know that I agree that it was that bad. So I donât know if I approve the premise of some of it. But going forward, weâre not deaf. We listen to what the general drumbeat is and as we go forward, I think weâve made some adjustments. But they were adjustments that were being made before all this stuff really came down. One thing Iâve learned after doing this for a while is that you canât really control that sort of thing. You can just do the best you can do. Thatâs what Iâm about, trying to do the best shows we can do. I was reading somewhere where someone suggested that, âwell they must not care about the show.â [laughs] Critique it all you want. You can have all the issues you want, but in terms of caring Iâm telling you we care about the show. Not just the writers, not just the producers, the cast, the enormous crew, everyone. Itâs a little absurd.
You canât spend that much time and effort on something and be apathetic.
Exactly. You donât stay in the office until midnight and work seven days a week and all this stuff because youâre just knocking it out. Weâre very passionate about the show. Look. If people have a problem with what has come before, thatâs the world. I donât know what to say about it except that as we go forward weâre doing the best we can to make a fun, entertaining show and look, itâs a challenging environment in terms of whatâs going on in the world for television in general. So that impacts how things happen, too. Is that a fun part of being there where thereâs all this? Thatâs probably the least fun part. But everybody whoâs there is killing themselves to make the best show possible. You canât fault us for lack of trying.
The next couple months are pretty busy for you.
Yeah. âBattlestarâ returns in January. The âFugitivesâ arc starts in early February now. âMy Name is Bruceâ comes out on DVD in February. Thatâs enough.


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