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As organisations become ever more dependent on information technology, managing the risks associated with IT systems is seen as increasingly important. But is it possible to consider IT related risk in isolation from more general business risk management?
Organisations are waking up to the broader risk landscape
Over 60% of the 715 senior IT managers participating in a recent study conducted across Europe and the Middle East say risk is considered broadly across their organisation as part of the business planning process. A significant minority are still behind the curve, however, with a third only considering risk in specific areas, and 4% not planning explicitly around risk at all.
Unravelling IT risk from business risk is becoming almost impossible
When asked about the degree to which specific risks are considered, loss of business critical information and operational downtime as a result of key systems failure come top of the list, closely followed by illicit use of confidential information. IT systems resilience, recoverability and security are therefore an integral part of the business risk equation. Furthermore, the prominence of risks in areas such as legal and regulatory compliance highlight the need for traceability and other information management imperatives that can only be dealt with through effective IT.
Managing risk is an important pre-requisite for innovation
While it is normal to consider risk management from a defensive point of view, 80% of organisations say risk related concerns have held them back from taking full advantage of modern technologies and working practices, e.g. in areas such as home working, supply chain automation and advanced communications. This underlines the role of effective risk management as an enabler of business advantage and highlights the opportunity-cost associated with limited or uncertain resilience.
A more coordinated executive led approach is being adopted by forward thinkers
Many organisations have appointed a Chief Risk Officer (CRO) to oversee risk management activity, particularly in financial services where 48% have a CRO in place compared to the overall average of 36%. Organisations are also striving for more coordination at a practical level, e.g. between physical and IT security, and across security and information management.
But there is still a way to go before genuinely cohesive risk management is achieved
While many organisations say their spending on IT risk related investments is escalating, the funding of risk management activity is still fragmented and inconsistent. There is also an under representation of input from both business analysts and IT professionals into the definition of risk requirements at a business level. Given the dependencies on IT systems we have seen, organisations that are serious about taking a genuinely cohesive approach to managing business risk must make IT a much more integral part of the overall process than it currently is.
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1: Finishing uploading all the games to 5-6 MEGA accounts
2: Building excel table of which games are on which account and generating links to each game
3: Create a password protected DLC file for each link
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5: Search the thread for each post containing one game and replace the current links, while fixing any broken pictures or info.
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Eeyup, quite a lot of fun lol. All for the masses to enjoy eroge though!
And he has no access to internet for next three months or so, so it was either I do it or it wouldn't get done for a long time.


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Layered Leeks And Potatoes Baked With Cheese And Cream
|2 Pound (900 Gram)
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|2 , beaten
|Double cream
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
|Sea salt
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste, freshly ground
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, freshly grated
|Freshly grated nutmeg
|To Taste
|6 Small
|Gruyere cheese
|5 Ounce, grated (150 Gram)
1. Wash and clean the potatoes
2. Cut into thin slices, 1/4-inch (5 mm) thick
3. In a large pan, heat 1/2 pint (300 ml / 1 1/3 cups) water and salt it
4. Add the potatoes to the water and scald them for four minutes
5. Drain well
6. Clean the leeks by trimming most of the green part off.
7. Split the remaining greens and run a lot of cold water on top of the greens to clean them or grit well
8. Boil for 8 minutes, drain and gently squeeze out excess moisture without crushing the leeks
9. Prepare a large earthenware baking dish by rubbing it with a cut clove of garlic or with both cloves of garlic.
10. Butter the dish very thickly
11. In a large bowl, tip the eggs and the cream
12. Mix the eggs well and season it with salt, pepper and nutmeg
13. Add the remaining crushed garlic
14. In the same earthenware dish, arrange half the potato slices in an overlapping pattern at the bottom of the dish.
15. Tip in half of the egg and cream mixture on it
16. Sprinkle half the cheese on top of it
17. Arrange the leeks on top of it. Fold the leeks if required to make them fit
18. Add the potatoes on top of the leeks and cover the rest of the egg and cream mixture and the rest of the cheese
19. Bake for 1 hour at 375°F/190°C (Gas Mark 5)
20. Serve in its dish hot.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3651 Calories from Fat 2033
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 228 g351.4%
Saturated Fat 60.6 g303.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 700.8 mg233.6%
Sodium 1203.4 mg50.1%
Total Carbohydrates 331 g110.5%
Dietary Fiber 40.9 g163.5%
Sugars 51.6 g
Protein 95 g189%
Vitamin A 425.7% Vitamin C 520%
Calcium 227.9% Iron 181.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Chocolate Almond Tart
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), sifted
|Granulated sugar
|2 Teaspoon
|5 Teaspoon
|Vanilla extract
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Skim milk
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Baking chocolate
|1 Ounce, melted
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), slivered
|Brandy flavoring
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
In a bowl or food processor, combine flour, sugar replacement and margarine.
With a steel blade or knife work into a mixture like cornmeal.
Add vanilla extract and enough water to make a soft dough.
Press dough evenly into a 9 inch (23 cm) false-bottom tart pan.
Chill in refrigerator for 45 minutes.
Cover the chilled dough with aluminum foil and fill with dried beans or pie weights.
Bake in the lower part of a 400°F (200°C) oven for 8 minutes.
Remove foil and beans and bake the crust for 5 minutes longer.
Remove from oven.
Combine filling ingredients and beat well.
Pour into partially baked shell.
Set on the middle rack of the oven and bake for 20 to 30 minutes, until filling is set and a knife inserted in center comes out clean.
Cool before serving.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1486 Calories from Fat 842
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 98 g150.5%
Saturated Fat 30.9 g154.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 294.8 mg98.3%
Sodium 259.7 mg10.8%
Total Carbohydrates 139 g46.3%
Dietary Fiber 14.4 g57.6%
Sugars 88.5 g
Protein 32 g64.3%
Vitamin A 40.5% Vitamin C 1.6%
Calcium 36.2% Iron 56.9%
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Architect Ken Shuttleworth was born to design beautiful buildings
Ken Shuttleworth's architecture shows how style can be designed into buildings that minimise impact on the environment
If a Mr Keith Doney had had his way, the architectural world would have missed out on one of its most talented names. Although Ken Shuttleworth, 61, wanted to be an architect from an early age, his careers adviser, the aforementioned Doney, told him he did not have the right academic background and tried to put him off. Fortunately, Shuttleworth persisted.
"I just knew I wanted to be an architect," he says. "Even as young as five, I was always making things, drawing and playing with Meccano, and I was very influenced by design going on around me. I grew up in Birmingham in the 1950s and '60s. The city had been heavily bombed in World War II and a lot of new concrete buildings were being built, which, as a kid, I thought were fantastic. Also, my dad bought a Mini in 1959 - one of the first off the production line. It was a real revolution in car design - people used to stop in the street to look when it drove by - and it showed me the power of design."
Shuttleworth studied at the City of Leicester School of Architecture, where he was nicknamed "Ken the Pen" because of his speed and talent for sketching. (Although he believes that the biggest impact on his profession has been computer usage, he says he still thinks through drawing and explores through sketching - albeit sometimes on the iPad.) After graduating, he went to London, where he met Norman Foster and worked on some of the world's most famous buildings, including the HSBC building in Central and Chek Lap Kok airport.
"Both buildings have stood the test of time," says Shuttleworth. "Chek Lap Kok looks the same as the day we left it! The bank, which is now 30 years old, is still a very strong building but it has been dwarfed by the height of other buildings around it. Back then, we had a height restriction of 180 metres because of Kai Tak airport.
"Working with Norman was great - we did some fantastic projects all over the world. I had 30 years with him. I'd spent more time with Norman than I had with my mum and dad."
Like all good things, his collaboration with Foster came to an end and Shuttleworth left in 2004 to set up Make, a wholly employee-owned company with offices in London, Hong Kong and Beijing. Fast forward 10 years, and the practice has 1,053 projects and a raft of awards under its belt. Among Make's best-known works are The Copper Box, the handball arena, made from recycled copper and constructed for the London 2012 Olympic Games; the Cube in Birmingham, a striking, mixed-use development; the St Paul's Information Centre, a kiosk next to St Paul's Cathedral in London, which Shuttleworth says has won Make its most awards; and prefab kiosks in Canary Wharf, which shut like pram hoods for security.
The practice's most recent projects in China include the residential development Dunbar Place in Ho Man Tin, which is Make's first building in Hong Kong; the façade for the Wanda Reign Hotel in Wuhan; and the soon-to-be-completed Temple House in Chengdu, which integrates a restored Qing dynasty courtyard building into its design.
The inspiration behind Make's designs for Dunbar Place stemmed from the intricate details in Chinese interlocking puzzles as well as traditional furniture. "The whole building is a metaphor for intricate Chinese furniture like those great old tall boys with lots of little drawers that you see in Chinese pharmacies," Shuttleworth says.
"[Dunbar Place] encapsulates the idea of pulling out all those drawers and unlocking those puzzles."
Targeting a BEAM Plus Platinum rating, the highest sustainability achievable in Hong Kong, Make's design for Dunbar Place minimises environmental impact with its use of recyclable aluminium building materials while the solid-to-glass ratio reduces energy consumption and the building's carbon footprint.
"The biggest trend in architecture has to be to reduce carbon dioxide, save energy and find sustainable materials that have been responsibly sourced," says Shuttleworth. "Seventy per cent of carbon dioxide comes out of buildings so we have a massive responsibility as architects. So much more could be done in Hong Kong. People will eventually catch on here but there needs to be a big change."
Green architecture does not mean a compromise in design and the façade of the Wanda Reign Hotel is a case in point whereby energy reduction and style go hand in hand.
The 902 hexagonal modules, each of which is a hotel room, create the effect of windows as "eyes" looking out over the city but they are all composed of highly reflective aluminium and angled to protect the rooms from solar gain.
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"I love working in China and we have a lot of creative freedom. The main challenge of working on the mainland is keeping up with the speed. In Europe, it's about keeping the momentum going on a project; in China, it's trying to get the drawings done fast enough."
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The static isn't from the DX90 because there were not really any noticeable static from my K545.
It is definitely a little "crumble" static sound rather than tape hiss.
Most of my music are 16bit 44.1khz ALAC, with a rare few 24bit 96khz..
I am now sort of assuming that it is the DT880 600ohm picking up more details from the not so perfect original files?
Could you get noise if headphones are not properly powered by the source? (ie. in this case, the DX90)
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when it says what something isn't. I have several that I posted
without realizing they were wrong. Having the mis-identification
pointed has kept me from distributing further under a mistaken ID.
One is so close that it may even be correct, but doubt keeps it from
going out under the name it was sold under. As for a positive ID, I
suppose I might have an AB at some point that I wanted to be sure
enough to acquire and grow another side by side to see if I could
ascertain if I had a correct cultivar. But I'm skeptical even on
doing that. If a misnamed iris gets distributed widely enough under
the wrong name, then the comparison might match and it still be a
mistaken identity. I think the older iris may have this problem
more than recent intros, but it's a scenario that I fear is more
plausible than we'd like. After all, one commercial distributor
unknowingly distributing a misnamed cultivar over several seasons
and those acquiring it sharing and trading under the wrong name is
all it would take. It probably would take years, if ever, to get it
straightened out. So I think this forum is good for raising
questions on IDs. Sometimes one just doesn't know what they think
they know. I personally like to know of the mistake so I don't
perpetuate it further.
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> I guess I would say that it is reasonable to say one iris is
> not a particular cultivar (e.g., Splashacata is obviously not
> Wolford) from two pictures, but unless you had some additional
> information such as "I think I switched name stakes on these two
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> absolutely.
> I know I am being a pain in the you-know-what here, but I have
seen way
> too many mis-identified irises to not stand on this soap box....
> John
> On Sep 2, 2005, at 6:37 AM, Char Holte wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I think Betty is absolutely correct here. Trying to sort out
Two very
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to sort
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> > Char, New Berlin, WI
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Total Fat 18 g27.6%
Saturated Fat 7.2 g35.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Total Fat 58 g89.2%
Saturated Fat 9.3 g46.5%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 598.5 mg199.5%
Sodium 3817 mg159%
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The 244-room resort, including two new restaurants — State Fare and The Edge — and 30,000 square feet of meeting space, received its certificate of occupancy Feb. 28 after having been closed since 2006 for renovations. A new spa and 16 spa suites are also part of the resort at 68-900 Frank Sinatra Drive.
The incentive package's deadlines were pushed back several times while the developers sought funding, then completed construction on the project.
"As a longtime resident of this city, I am among the many who are thrilled for the return of The Ritz-Carlton," Doug Watson, general manager of the resort, said in the Ritz-Carlton statement. "Our ladies and gentlemen are truly honored to represent the community of Rancho Mirage and become the desired destination for establishing new traditions and memory making."
Scott White, president and CEO of the Greater Palm Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau, said the news release was picked up by Conde Nast's HotelChatter blog, which noted that just a year ago it had wondered whether it would ever open. "If it's in there, I think it's pretty safe," White said.
The Ritz is also in the process of hiring some 200 employees for housekeeping, culinary, front office, guest services, and food and front office positions, taking applications online at www.ritzcarlton.com/careers.
White said this is good news for the area's overall employment picture and for the career development of those chosen for the Ritz's training program.
With the Ritz-Carlton corporation, a subsidiary of Marriott International, bringing in managers from many of its other 86 properties, "They're going to have access not only to the Ritz training manual, but to top managers from around the world," White said.


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|Reviews for Once Again
| MagTwi78 chapter 7 . 8/18/2015
Lovely ending to this sweet story :) thank you for sharing
| MagTwi78 chapter 6 . 8/18/2015
So very sweet. I love how you've had them find each other at the right time.
| MagTwi78 chapter 5 . 8/16/2015
She deserves good things :) I love how easy things are between them
| MagTwi78 chapter 4 . 8/16/2015
Their reunion is absolutely lovely! I'm so pleased...and really enjoying this story!
| MagTwi78 chapter 3 . 8/16/2015
Awww I'm glad he figured it out for himself. I know he had to go all the way to NY to do it, but I like that fate brought him back to Europe
| MagTwi78 chapter 2 . 8/16/2015
My heart breaks for her. She's so much stronger than she knows- as many of us are. And I caught 'his' section with perfect Irish in my head. Lovely :)
| MagTwi78 chapter 1 . 8/16/2015
I love that you've written a continuation of this - I've just finished with the movie, so what better way to get more than fic? Believeitornot sent me.
| Pinocchio's J.C chapter 3 . 8/1/2014
I love that you've allowed them to be mature adults when it comes to ending a relationship - it's no one's fault (in this case), they've just become different people. I will say, though, that I don't think it's a problem to not "need" someone. That's being rather codependent.
| Pinocchio's J.C chapter 2 . 8/1/2014
Yay! You stick up for yourself, Dusana! I adore that you're giving her more of a voice than the film and musical :)
| Pinocchio's J.C chapter 1 . 8/1/2014
Of course Dusana has to stay at home and take care of the daughter, eh? He doesn't even give any thought to the idea that she might want to DO something, just assumes that she'll be okay with giving up HER dreams. . . And she lets him. I love that you're getting into her growth as a human being, I just have a bit of a hard time empathizing with people who let others walk over them, you know?
| jermak99 chapter 6 . 7/29/2014
I was looking through my favorite stories list and I saw this fic. Of course I read it back when you posted it, but I also re-read it today and it's still just as good now as it was then. Such a great story! And I had to post this on the second to last chapter because I've already reviewed it ;)
| eponnia chapter 7 . 6/15/2014
Everything about this is perfect. I absolutely adore it. I know its been quite some time but will there ever be any more to this lovely fic?
| MissAlexVause chapter 7 . 3/3/2014
The perfect continuation of a wonderful show. Absolutely loved it, and I've taken to calling the characters Declan and Dusana myself now! Brilliant work :)
| maphie chapter 7 . 2/19/2014
I've never read anything but Twific on this site. I like this one. You may be changing my mind.
| cejsmom chapter 7 . 12/21/2013
I saw the play last night so what a relief to have this gift to help heal my heart. And you did, they did, him her, Declan, Dusana. Perfect.


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BeschreibungClub Fed: Living Inside a Women's Prison is the story of Dr. Lynn Hartz's problems with the United States legal system and incarceration in a women's prison. Accused and convicted of "mail fraud," a category for many crimes, she still maintains her innocence. Her lawyer was denied; her doctor wrote the judge a letter explaining her head injury and a memory problem. She was sent to a maximum-security mental health prison for a psychiatric evaluation. Paranoid, schizophrenic, psychotic, and manic-depressive inmates, as well as staff members are discussed. Her incarceration at Alderson Federal Women's Prison, the unjust situation and injustice, comprise most of the book. The spiritual struggle of "Why me?" and personal freedom are two major components throughout the book. People, activities, visits, and finances, as well as conflicts between inmates and staff are described. Thoughts, letters, and conversations with people on the inside and the outside, are included. The appendix includes poetry written in prison, a list of resources for prisoners and their families, and a section of references of work about women and prison.
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AdSense for Feeds will be retired starting October 2nd, with December 3rd being the official closing date. Publishers can continue to use FeedBurner URLs powered by Google, so they won't need to redirect subscribers to different URLs. Classic Plus is a Google Search feature that lets people upload or select images to use as a background on Google.com, but after October 16th, users won't be able to upload new images. Starting in November, it'll be canned altogether. Perhaps one of the more disturbing changes has to do with Google Storage. For those with legacy storage option (paid), the purchased storage + free storage setup will fade, and instead you'll be downsized to jut the amount of storage you paid for. In other words, those with 25GB total will soon see 20GB total. Ouch.
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SHERIDAN — Internationally recognized death penalty opponent Sister Helen Prejean will give a presentation in the Inner Circle of the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 1 to kick off Sheridan's Big Read program.
Big Read events are sponsored throughout the country by the National Endowment for the Arts and encourage members of a community to read the same book at the same time and then come together to discuss it.
"This is the first time we have received the grant, but not the first time we have applied," said Kevin Knapp, programming coordinator for SCFL, noting that it is unusual for a city of Sheridan's size to receive the award.
"I really take to heart and agree with the mission of the Big Read which is to restore reading to the center of American social life," he continued. "For a lot of people who read these days, it is a solitary activity. But what is better than reading a good book and then getting together with someone to talk about it?"
The SCFL received the $7,500 grant from the NEA to host this year's event with the book, "A Lesson Before Dying" by Ernest J. Gaines. The fictional book focuses on a schoolteacher in 1940s Louisiana who works with an innocent man condemned to death. According to the NEA website, the book "addresses the biggest theme possible — how one affirms life in the face of death."
The book, along with reading guides and audio guides, is available free of charge at the SCFL, the YMCA, the Sheridan Senior Center, Sheridan High School, Sheridan Stationery Books and Gallery and all branch libraries in the county.
"It sounds heavy, but it was actually written for a young audience," Knapp said about the book. "That doesn't make it light, but it is a quick read. It is not heavily philosophical or anything like that. It is an easy read."
With just one person on death row in Wyoming and only one person executed in the state since the 1960s, Knapp said that Wyoming residents are not confronted with executions as regularly as residents of other states.
"In a way, it might not always be on our radar, but when it is, we might be able to engage more on a case by case basis," he said. "It does engage our conscience more. Wyoming has the opportunity to truly deliberate capital punishment."
The library will host several book discussions, led by local resident Norleen Healy, throughout the county during the month of October. Additionally, there will be film screenings of both "A Lesson Before Dying" and "Dead Man Walking" at the SCFL.
Also, 50 copies of Prejean's book "Dead Man Walking" are available on a first come, first served basis. "Dead Man Walking" is being reissued in honor of the 20-year anniversary of its publication. The book tells the story of Prejean's relationship with a death row inmate she counseled in the months leading up to his execution.
The book was made into an Academy Award-winning movie starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. Since that time, Prejean has become a well-known advocate for abolishment of the death penalty and has continued to counsel and be present at the execution of several death row inmates.
She also works extensively with families of murder victims.
This is not Prejean's first visit to Sheridan. She said she has hosted two prior events, including a creative non-fiction writing class and she also regularly stays at the San Benito Monastery in Dayton during summer months to work on her writing.
"I have a special love for the Sheridan library," she said. "Libraries all through history have been places where people come to learn. It is such a source of enlightenment, and learning, links and connections to people of all kinds and different worlds that build these bonds of connection."
Prejean said anyone is welcome to attend, regardless of their opinion for or against the death penalty. She said she recognizes that discussion of the death penalty evokes strong and often complicated emotions in many people.
"I know it is a heavy topic but I try to take people over to both sides of the issues because I've been on both sides," Prejean said. "It is quite a thing morally to navigate because we feel a lot ambivalence. I don't take any of the emotions lightly and they each deserve fair treatment."
"It's going to be an interchange," she continued, about the presentation she will give. "My job is to wake up the country about the death penalty and I do it through storytelling.
I'll present how the book happened, how the movie happened, but then I'll take them through the core experience of the journey. It is isn't just me giving a presentation to them but us exploring together and letting whatever arises, arise," she said. "It is very spontaneous. The people are live contributors to what is going to happen. No encounters are ever the same; I don't have a set speech I take. I put the boat on the current and we take a ride together."
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"The Hangover" turned Bradley Cooper into a star. And as we sit here, on the set of "The Hangover Part III", discussing the return of 'The Wolfpack, it's clear he's appreciative of how much the movie – and it's sequels – have done for his career.
Okay, so tell us how is your character developing in this last movie?
Hmm… Actually, I think that Phil serves as one of the pillars, to be sort of the backboard for the character of Alan and Stu. So I'm not sure how much Phil changes, he's kind of the 'go-to' guy for certain things.
Could you talk about the scene that you just did? With holding the bunch of sheets?
The sheets? Yeah, those are sheets. Alan is holding sheets, we're in an elevator in the bowels of Caesars Casino. And I think if I said anything else, I'd be shot.
What's it like returning to Vegas? 'Cause you guys have been to these exotic locations, but it's like full-circle.
Yeah. Oh, it's crazy. We were here four years ago, and to the day. We were shooting– I remember the Tuesday we were shooting in the Election Two-thousand-and-eight. We were doing the hospital scene in the first movie, where they pull the older gentleman's underwear down. I remember that scene. Caesars Palace has expanded. It's crazy how much money they put into it, it's like a whole new casino. And I tell you, you wouldn't know the economy's suffering here. To me, at least, it feels like Vegas has– The cosmopolitan, that whole area was under construction when we were here.
They didn't know if they were gonna be able to finish it. And now it's– I don't know how many days you guys have been here, but– Did you just get here today?
The first movie was a surprise for everyone. Now you have a fan base. How are you going to surprise in this new movie?
Well, the hope is that it'll feel– The way it feels for us is everybody's happy to be back, the story's exciting, and it does feel like closure to the trilogy. An unexpected trilogy. But it does feel like– And it brings back elements of the first two that we may have sort of passed over without thinking, you know? It's almost like going back and saying, "Oh, this actually meant something, and this meant something." There's a really nice full-circle that happens in this one.
Are you wrapping it up in this film?
Yes, this is it. Yeah.
How has the Wolf Pack evolved? 'Cause you guys are different people, they are different people, and yet you guys are getting to still do some of the same things. Can you talk about the evolution of the Wolf Pack form your point of view?
The evolution of the Wolf Pack… Yeah, we're older. You know, these guys have been through a lot. They drove Perfect Life through the– What's the river in Bangkok? The Chao Phraya river, yeah. They've had to deal with a tiger, and a monkey, and Chow. And yeah, they've gone through a lot. And we actually talk about that often, just about how much these guys have actually gone through together. And I think they're a little bit more learned, but you know, they're still true to themselves. And Alan is forever Alan, and Stu is forever Stu. But yeah, especially in this movie, there's a nice evolution for some of the characters which is interesting.
Are there any crazy episodes of your life, where you take inspiration from for the role?
Thank God, no. No, and anybody who has should seek help.
Did Mike Tyson come back in the movie?
I don't know if I'm allowed to say that or not, yeah.
And you seem pretty involved, not only in the acting, like I saw you over there, but also playing with ideas of your own, how to cut it. So is this something you get more and more interested in, and learning about stuff behind the camera? Since you produced Limitless…
(overlaps) Me, personally? Yeah, I love– Hopefully, within the next couple of years, I could be directing a movie. Yeah, I really want to direct a movie, and I love the process of filmmaking even more than acting. So yeah.
How much did The Hangover, the first one, change your life professionally?
Tremendously, in every way. You know, to be a part of a financial success, provides opportunities. There's no way I would have been able to, I think– Relativity didn't put me in Limitless. And for that to be successful, allowed movies like Silver Linings Playbook. I don't think I ever would have– The Weinstein Company would have said, "We'll see if you can carry this." So yeah, huge opportunities.
Speaking of different experiences, in comedies and dramas and everything, what do you think you like most, and why you decided to get back to the trilogy, to this comedy which actually started your career?
I would do anything Todd Phillips asks me to do, number one. And not because I'm indebted to him, because I am, but because I just think he's a great filmmaker. And I love it all. Really, it's all about filmmakers, that's it. It's really all about working with the best filmmakers that are gonna push you and make you grow.
And challenging yourself, I mean, the whole thing about The Hangover trilogy now is there's a humor and a rawness, and you guys keep pushing the boundaries. But could you talk about the realness of these characters, and how that humor comes through?
Well, the sort of concept is– Maybe characters that are a little bit more eccentric than normal life, put them in situations that are a little bit more extreme than normal life, but play it real. Play it exactly real, don't go for the joke, just play that situation, and the comedy will come out of it. And that's the way each movie has been approached. And I think even cinematically, Todd and Larry Sher, who shoots it, have evolved in how cinematic it is. I feel like this one's even more cinematic. In the first one, I remember we used to talk about you could have played it as a thriller, you know, it could've been just a thriller.
In the first two movies, you have a hangover. In this movie, it's gonna be a hangover too?
I can't say.
Or it's just a road trip?
What do you think, we're hung-over right now?
What about the personal life of Phil? In the first two movies, Doug's personal life was brought– he was married. And in the second one, Stu was married, Alan was all over it in every movie, and your personal life in the movies was, like, on the back seat.
Well, Phil's life is the way it was established in the first one. He's actually happily married, even though he talks a big game. But you see, at the end of the movie, that he's happy with his wife, and he actually has a boy, an eight-year-old kid, in the first one. Then in the second one, when you're in the diner, you see that he actually has a baby there, so they just had a girl. So he's got two kids and he's married.
How do you feel that the trilogy ends here?
So happy. Personally, I was excited to come back to Vegas. I think it's a great way to end it.
Could you talk about– Is this a bigger movie than the other two? 'Cause it looks like a lot more locations, and–
I think, Bangkok, it was a pretty big movie, right? I mean, it felt pretty big. This feels big too though, yeah.
Can you talk about the themes, and how it connects with people? 'Cause it's obviously connected with fans all the world over. How does it feel from your point of view?
Well, I think it's sort of personal and creative, because I love these guys. We're all back together, there's a fraternity about it, there's like a family feeling, with the crew, everybody. And it almost feels like we've been taking these year hiatuses off from the movies, but we've done this one, long television series. So there's something about that, which also is sort of synchronized with the whole idea of the Wolf Pack, these three guys sticking together. And we, in real time, have gone through all this, so it's kind of a perfect culmination of everything together, which actually fuels the doing of the movie. It's very easy to pretend that Zach and Ed are my best friends, because we've gone through all this together for the past two movies.
You've broken out and done more varied stuff, in a lot of ways, than the other guys. Anything you think you've had different than they have?
I would argue that that's not true. Ed Helms did that movie– The Duplass brothers film, and then he did Cedar Rapids, and he did this movie Manure. And Zach did It's Kind of a Funny Story. So actually I think everybody's done different things.
Your profile's getting a little higher than everyone else's I think.
I don't think so. Zach did Due Date, and then he did The Campaign– I'm their publicist, by the way.
Try them, I guarantee you, ask them the question, they have no idea what I've been up to. Like, "Wasn't he on Alias?"
And how is Todd as a director?
Wonderful. You guys got a chance to watch him a little bit, now he's sick today. But he's the captain of the ship, and you want a captain, and you want somebody who also invites creativity. And these storylines are complicated, it's not like they just put three of us together and, "Now let's make some jokes." It's almost like a, God bless him, a Tony Scott movie, it almost feels like that.
What is the challenge, creatively, in this one? In terms of Phil, like you were saying, these interweaving storylines, what's the biggest challenge in that?
To help them tell the best story, which is always an actor's job, just to keep that clear. That's sort of my job in this one.
Zach told us something about an inside joke, that when all your careers might go downhill, you'll start opening car parks as the Wolf Pack? I don't think your career will go downward. Maybe, like ten years, you'll be at a car park opening…?
Sure. Yeah, maybe we'll do, like, a waterpark theme or something. Yeah, we're workshopping ideas. We have T-shirts that are being made…
So do you feel more fresh, now that you've come back to the role for the third time? Or do you feel like a reunion between friends?
I think we felt more pressure in the second one. This one, we know it's the last one. Each day, it's almost like after a show's been cancelled or something, you know that each day, it's kind of bittersweet. It feels like that, like each day. It's a sixty-two day shoot, we're on day thirty-four… I think everybody's just enjoying, and I think there's a lot of gratitude in this movie. Everybody realizes how insanely lucky they are, from the crew– Everybody. And so there's a nice feeling every day.
How much do you guys stick to the script on the set?
Craig Mazin and Todd Philips wrote a great script, and we do stick to it. There's improvisation around it, but there is a script for sure.
You have to modulate the energy, I've seen that in the thing that you guys were doing in the elevator. Can you talk about having to go back and forth up in the energy in this? Just as far as the comedy, and the drama.
Yeah, we hoped to– For example, with this one, we were trying to do different ways based on– This is a sort of scene that's transitioning to big moments. So there's one energy where it's high, and you go into this thing, and one that's more sort of gangster-low. And then that way, in the editing room, he can modulate it. So what we're doing here is gathering all the pieces, and then he modulates them.
Does it always surprise you what he comes up with when you see it in the final cut?
That was the best thing about it, that's why I'm back for a third. It's because we're in good hands. We're in great hands. What he came up with that second introduction in the first Hangover, I thought, was so incredible, you know, where you have this almost Garry Marshall opening of the movie in the wedding, and next thing you know, it's like that, I forget who sings it, but that dude going through the desert, with the credits, and that was really inventive, what he did. So we're in great hands.
What are some other tricks you learnt from Todd that you'll bring to being a director one day?
He's hyper-prepared, and yet at the same time, open to movement when he's on set. That's a great asset. And the other thing is, you just really believe that he has the confidence to pull it off. And you want that too, you want to feel like there's somebody at the helm.
Do you feel like you'd have that sort of confidence, given the same–?
I'd fake it. I'd try to fake it.
Ultimately what is The Hangover about for you? Just thinking of it as an entity, as what it is…?
It's something that provided a huge opportunity, and it also has been a great experience, to meet friends and to creatively work on something that had the kind of reception that it did.
But the story itself? Well, like the fact that these are friends, and they all come back together no matter what their differences are. Stuff like that, does that come through? Is that something that you look at, or is it just about the journey?
You know, I hadn't really looked at that, but that's certainly sort of– I think you can't escape it, so yeah. That's it, I never thought of that.


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I always love Hampton Inns since they are so clean. This tub and shower looked brand new. I am allergic to mold so this is very important to me. The decor is always basic. The bed was really comfortable. And you got a great breakfast buffet. They had a really nice senior going around talking to people and giving out boxes of mints.
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