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Talking 'Battlestar Galactica's' finale, 'Caprica' and the 'Battlestar' TV movie with Ron Moore
On Sunday, after the TCA panel on one of his new shows, "Caprica," I talked to "Battlestar Galactica" executive producer Ron Moore. We talked a bit about "Virtuality," his mid-season pilot for Fox, about "Caprica," which is a "Battlestar" prequel movie that could become a series.
We also discussed a proposed "Battlestar" TV movie, which, Moore said, won't air until after the series finale. (At left are Paula Malcolmson and Eric Stolz as Amanda and Daniel Greystone in "Caprica.")
First up, here are all the newsy things from the interview with Moore (and also from a short interview with Sci Fi president Dave Howe). This bullet list is followed by a transcript of my talk with Moore. Unless otherwise noted, what's in this list came from Moore.
- The proposed "Battlestar Galactica" TV movie would take place during the time frame of previous seasons, but it would air after the series finale.
- Howe said the final episodes of "Battlestar" will begin airing in January.
- The final set of episodes will be at least 11 hours long, and the series finale will occupy three of those hours. However, there's a chance that the series finale could expand even more.
- The "Battlestar" series finale will definitely expand on DVD. Regardless of the length of the finale that airs on Sci Fi next year, an even longer cut will be released on DVD.
- Howe said that if "Caprica" gets a full series order, it will air in 2009. If "Caprica," which was written by Moore and Remi Aubuchon, does not get a series order and airs as a standalone 2-hour movie, it could air this fall.
- Regarding when the network would decide whether to pick "Caprica" as a full series, Howe said the decision would come in September. He and his team are considering two other pilots as well, "Revolution" and "Warehouse 13." Executives will get a cut of "Caprica" in early August, then decide in September whether it will become a series.
- Howe said if "Caprica" does get a series order, it will not be something that is designed to end after 13 episodes. It'll be a regular series that could potentially go on for years, not a limited-run series.
- UPDATE: There will be Webisodes before the second half of Season 4, the network announced on its Web site. Moore mentioned that there would be Webisodes, but for various reasons, I wasn't sure they were still going to happen. (Thanks to Erica for the tip.)
- Fun fact: Howe doesn't know who "Battlestar Galactica's" final Cylon is. "Actually, no," he said when I asked him if he knew. "I don't want to know, because if I know, then I'll blab it out to somebody like you."
- Fun fact 2: Moore has watched way too much of the syndicated series "Cheaters."
By way of context, "Caprica" is set 51 years before the events of "Battlestar Galactica." According to a March press release from Sci Fi, "'Caprica' follows two rival families – the Greystones and the Adamas – as they grow, compete, and thrive in the vibrant world of the 12 Colonies. Enmeshed in the burgeoning technology of artificial intelligence and robotics that will eventually lead to the creation of the Cylons, the two houses go toe-to-toe."
There's more about "Caprica" at the end of this transcript. A couple of teasers (I wouldn't call them spoilers) relating to "Caprica" and "Battlestar" are at the very end of this post. (At right is Polly Walker as Sister Clarice Willow in "Caprica.")
Anyway, here's an edited and slightly condensed version of my July 20 talk with Moore.
MR: The final set of episodes of "Battletar Galactica," that will total 11 hours?
RDM: Yeah, it's 11 hours.
MR: Dave Howe said the final episode itself could be two or three or four hours. Can you clarify that?
RDM: [The finale] started as two hours. It was always meant to be two [hours long]. It was going to be episodes 21 and 22, in terms of production [for production purposes, Season 4 episodes were numbered 1 through 22, with the standalone movie "Razor" as the first two "episodes" of that 22 hours.]
Then we wrote it and prepped it and realized that it was much bigger than two [hours] and went to the network and studio and said, "Look, to do this justice, we probably need it to be longer than two. Would you be willing to do that?" And they had to crunch all their numbers and they loved it too, and they came back and they said, "Yeah, we'll do three [hours for the finale]."
But we haven't cut it together, it's being cut together as we speak. We're way long, as usual. I don't know what that means -- if there's a possibility it goes to four [hours], do we keep it at three? It's hard to say until you see it. So I think he's being honest when he says we don't quite know yet because none of us know, even the director hasn't seen it. We just know there's a lot of footage right now.
MR: So at this point it'd be safe to say…
RDM: It's 11 hours…
MR: Airing next year.
RDM: And the finale of the show is the last three of those 11 hours.
MR: And that could expand?
RDM: Theoretically.
MR: Maybe on DVD it could expand?
RDM: We do know that for DVD, there will be a longer cut. DVD is interested in a longer cut, there will definitely be a longer version of the finale for DVD. But how much longer….
MR: And how much of that will actually end up on air…
RDM: Yeah, nobody knows yet.
MR: Well, that's cool, I want to see the series finale that you guys want to put out.
RDM: Yeah. The vision of what it could be. But you know, [Sci Fi] wants that too. It's sort of a [wrangle] for them, because we haven't gone to them and said, "Oh, we need four hours."
MR: Ask for six and see what they say.
RDM: Exactly.
MR: I keep hearing a lot of rumors about how "Caprica" is going to be picked up to series any day. But Dave Howe says they're not making a decision until September.
RDM: They haven't even told me that. So you know more than me.
MR: They said they'll get a cut in two weeks and they'll weigh it against the pilots for "Warehouse 13" and "Revolution."
RDM: Yeah, that's true as far as I know. So far they haven't made decisions ahead of time. [laughs] If they're telling you September, I wouldn't look for the decision to be made in August.
I think where "Caprica" is, there's a lot of positive momentum for it. They liked the script and they see all the dailies, so I had conversations with them during shooting and after shooting and they were very excited about what they were seeing. I talked to [Sci Fi's] executive vice president of original programming] Mark [Stern], I talked to [NBC Universal head of cable] Bonnie [Hammer], and they were saying, "This looks amazing." And I've seen it cut together and it looks really good.
So my gut is telling me that it's probably going to go [i.e. get a series order], because I just think it is. They'd be fools not to, and if they don't, I will call them fools! [laughs] I think it's great and I am hoping that they will pick it up but they have a network, they have a network's interests to figure out.
[Mo here: I took something out here for in deference to those who want to avoid even general indications about "Caprica's" plot. The section I took out is at the end of this transcript.]
MR: If you do get picked up to series, how long would it take to get back up and running, get into production again?
RDM: That's hard to say. I can't imagine that you could be back in production before the first of the year. It's some time after the first of the year, that's kind of vague but I'm not exactly sure.
MR: Have you heard a date or a time frame for when it would air? I heard maybe fall, if it stands alone, maybe summer if it goes to series.
RDM: I don't know. But would be 13 total hours counting the pilot if it gets picked up.
MR: It seems like you have a good cast for "Caprica." Had you been a fan of "Rome" and "Deadwood," is that how you found Polly Walker and Paula Malcolmson?
RDM: I had seen "Rome" and "Deadwood" but I didn't watch them religiously. Their names came up and I went, "Oh yeah" and I knew who they were from those performances."
MR: Were any of them familiar with "Battlestar"?
RDM: I don't think so. They just seemed to like the script. I always liked the script and I was disappointed when I thought they weren't going to pick it up. That was two years ago and it seemed like it was never going to get off the back burner, and it seemed like it was a wasted opportunity because I always liked it. I read about it in TV Guide, that they were interested again.
MR: So what about this "Battlestar" TV movie that I've heard about? [I posted stories about this movie earlier, here and here.]
RDM: As far as I know, it's going to happen. I don't think they've made a formal announcement yet. [Mo here: That's an understatement. Sci Fi has thus far denied the existence of the movie. When I asked Howe about it, he smiled and said, "I couldn't possibly comment."]
We are working on a script. They're putting the deals together, They haven't got it all done, nothing's been signed on the dotted line. They want to do it, they signed off on the story, we moved forward on a script. We don't have a start date, we don't have a cast set. It feels like it's going to happen. I think something dramatic would have to happen to make it not happen. But it's not nailed down yet. And it will be one as opposed to three.
MR: And ["Battlestar Galactica" co-executive producer] Jane Espenson is writing it.
RDM: Jane's writing it.
MR: And [Edward James Olmos, who plays William Adama on "Battlestar"] is directing it.
RDM: Yeah.
MR: Will he be in it too?
RDM: Oh yeah.
MR: Can you talk about who would be in it?
RDM: Well, no, we're still trying to work the deals through.
MR: Can you talk about a time frame of when it takes place?
RDM: It'll be a la "Razor," it'll won't be contemporary to where the fourth season is. And it definitely won't take place after the finale. So it's going to be back in time, in earlier seasons. I can tell you it will look at the earlier seasons from a different perspective.
MR: Perhaps a Cylon perspective?
RDM: Perhaps.
MR: Would it be shooting in August if it goes forward?
RDM: I think we were talking about the end of August or perhaps September. It depends on how quickly all the pieces come together.
MR: I would love it if it was Saul Tigh's Big Tigh-lon Adventure.
RDM: So would Michael Hogan.
MR: How do you approach these things? With "Razor" you had Admiral Cain and the Pegasus, that seemed like a natural thing to focus on. Was this another idea you'd always wanted to do?
RDM: No, the studio and the network said they were interested in doing another one, because "Razor" had been successful. They came to us and said, "Creatively, would you be interested in doing another one?" I kicked it to the writers' room, and said, "Hey, if we're going to do one, what would it be? What do you think?" And I left them alone and they came back and pitched me the idea and I said, "That's great! I like that. That's not just 'Oh, let's do more "Battlestar," that's a story we never told and that'd be worth doing."
MR: "Razor" functioned somewhat as a bridge between two seasons, would the new film work that way?
RDM: We talked about that and ultimately realized, no. The story we were constructing would not fit in between the two [halves of Season 4]. We felt it was more satisfying to watch this piece once you saw how "Battlestar" ended and you knew all the revelations and the mysteries. Then you could kind of tell this story a little more easily, instead of trying to hide secrets and things.
MR: So this would have to air after the series finale?
RDM: I think so.
MR: I guess I had been assuming it might air in the fall.
RDM: I think we would be hard-pressed to do that in any case. Just on a production timetable. The whole concept of doing these things is to release them on DVD almost immediately thereafter and DVD requires a three-month advance master [print of the film]. Just with the production schedule alone, I don't know how we could get them a master. I don't think that was ever in the cards.
MR: So it'll air after the series finale.
RDM: I think so. Nothing's set in stone.
MR: But it's more satisfying as a story if you know everything that was in the series finale.
RDM: Yeah.
MR: I wanted to ask you about the "Friday Night Lights" connection. You've got Jeffrey Reiner from "FNL" directing "Caprica" and Peter Berg, another executive producer, directing "Virtuality."
RDM: They were both coincidence. The studio put Jeff's name in front of us, and we looked more seriously at ['FNL'] and we said, "Wow, it's great."
MR: Had you seen "Friday Night Lights" before?
RDM: Yeah, I had seen it, I hadn't watched it religiously. And Jason Katims [executive producer and head writer of "FNL"] and I had worked together on "Roswell." So that was an easy connection, to call Jason and same thing with Peter Berg, I called Jason and talked to him about Peter, and it was this great, easy conversation.
MR: The way they shoot "Friday Night Lights," with the actors wearing body mikes, three cameras shooting at once, a very dynamic, almost documentary sort of camera style, was that attractive to you for these projects?
RDM: It wasn't something that we really thought about until we starting thinking seriously about Peter. Once we started talking about Peter and thinking about the way he shot "Friday Night Lights," we thought, that could really be a great template for this show. Because we weren't locked in to what the visual style of ['Virtuality"] would be. We were sort of talking about different directors and different styles. I was open to a lot of different approaches because I didn't want to be locked into emulating the style that we did in "Galactica."
"Virtuality's" got three levels of storytelling – you've got the story that's taking place on the spaceship, things that happen in the virtual-reality world, and then you have the reality show that they're filming at the same time aboard the spacecraft. You've got three different visual styles to play with in every episode. Because of that, it wasn't entirely clear what the primary visual language would be. We said, "OK, well, if it's Peter, that meant the spacecraft would probably be this three-camera, catch-it-as-you-go [style]. That means the virtual part will have different aesthetic, and the reality show will have yet another aesthetic."
MR: When will it be shooting?
RDM: It starts shooting a week from tomorrow [July 28].
MR: It seems like it's very risk-taking.
RDM: It is, it's ambitious, it's a lot of moving pieces, we're doing things in virtual reality, in green-screen and visual effects that no one has tried on television budgets and schedules. We're really pushing the envelope in a lot of ways on this thing.
MR: I didn't realize "Virtuality" has a reality show as part of it. Hopefully it won't be like anything on VH1 or MTV.
RDM: Are you saying there's something wrong with "Celebrity Rehab"?
MR: No way, I watched that whole season! But I'm saying, "Tila Tequila" and all that…
RDM: We can all only aspire to the level of "Cheaters," my favorite show of all time. It's the "Showgirls" of television. It's so bad that it's art.
MR: Indeed. As far as Webisodes, are they still happening?
RDM: Yes, they haven't shot them yet, they haven't made the announcement yet. They haven't locked down the cast. [laughs] I'm not sure what they do in business affairs, but they haven't locked down all these contracts yet. But yeah, there's an intention to do them, 10 of them.
MR: Who wrote them?
RDM: Jane, I believe, wrote them. [Mo here: Jane Espenson co-wrote them with "Battlestar" writer Seamus Kevin Fahey. UPDATE: The SciFi.com site announced the Webisodes would debut before the second half of Season 4. I'll try to find out exactly when -- a logical guess would be October or November.]
MR: Where are you spending most of your time these days, with these various TV projects going?
RDM: It's really day by day. I was in the office one day this week and in the morning I had a "Virtuality" budget meeting, I went from there to a "Galactica" playback session and a "Galactica" visual effects session. I spent the rest of the day in the "Caprica" writers' room talking about future story lines. [Mo here: Though "Caprica" has not gotten a series order, two additional scripts have been ordered and several former "Battlestar" writers are breaking those stories with Moore.]
The toughest thing is writing. When you're trying to write one of these pieces, then I need to kind of carve out time and focus on just this. "I can't talk to you about 'Virtuality' right now, I'm trying to write the 'Battlestar Galactica' finale." That's when it gets tough, because they still need an answer. I still need to sort of shift my brain over and talk about that and then get back into the script.
When I'm not writing, when I'm just producing and it's putting out fires or making decisions or giving notes or doing post [production], that's simpler for me. When you work in episodic television as a producer, you're used to working on multiple episodes anyway. You've always got something in prep, something shooting and something in post. You're multitasking, you're jumping between different problems all the time. It's when you're writing, that's when it's hard.
MR: And speaking of the series finale, you're happy with how that came out?
RDM: Very pleased with it. It came together all at once and it was a strange experience. In the writers' room, we spent the first day [of breaking that episode] in a lot of difficulty, a lot of frustration. We sort of knew what the plot was, we knew the action story, we knew the plot of the finale. We spent that whole first day just struggling with the mechanics of the plot, how you got from A to B. We were spinning our wheels. I went home and I was in the shower and I had this "Duh" moment – the show was never about that. That's not why I love the show. It's not about the plot.
I went into the writers' room the next day and wrote on the big dry-erase board, "It's the characters, stupid," and the writers laughed and we all sat back and said, "Who gives a [expletive] about the plot? Let's just talk about these characters."
MR: And what happens to these people.
RDM: Who are these people, how do we want their stories to end, what is it really about? Once we did that, it all broke free. And then it was, "OK, this is what the finale is about." And the plot was simple, the finale has a fairly simple through-line to it. But it's really not about that. It's really about these people you've taken this journey with and what the end of their stories are going to be.
So then I went off and wrote it. I didn't write an outline this time. I had the basic cards in some sort of grouping and I went home with that. I pitched the network and the studio on the story and they loved it. I started to write it, and I wrote it sort of very organically. I'd write a scene, write what the next scene should probably be, then the next scene, the next scene. I just kept doing that and never went back. Just wrote it in one pass.
I finished my rough draft on a Friday and it was at 130 pages. I spent Saturday cutting 20 pages out and I turned it in Sunday and just waited to see what the reactions were. I went up to Vancouver and I started getting feedback kind of quickly – everyone wants to read the finale.
I was very not emotionally engaged with it, truth to tell. It was [a case of,] "I just have to write this," and I was having to balance "Caprica" and "Virtuality" and getting really annoyed when everybody was interrupting me. I was just like, "Leave me alone, I've got to write this."
So I didn't really have the time or space to get involved with [the finale.] [NOTE from Mo: There is a different version of this section of the interview below. I'm not sure if what Moore said here was spoilery, but on the off chance that it was, I've taken it from this spot and placed it below.]
Then I started hearing the actors were saying, "I was on the plane and I was crying and the guy next to me didn't know what was wrong with me." People were having these emotional responses, it was like, everybody was having this intense emotional reaction to it. And was just like, "Oh geez. Well, this is good." But it still wasn't hitting me.
It hit me when I was sitting in the pre-production meeting for the finale with all the department heads. The first assistant director goes through the script, you're going through each scene, [and for example, he says,] "OK, we're in CIC and Adama is there and Tigh is there and we need a stunt player." It's very businesslike, talking about how we're going to make this. It's essentially walking you through the script to see what it's about.
And I'm sitting there, and we got to the end, and he started going through the last 10 pages, and I started to cry [Moore got choked up at this point, and his eyes got misty.] I was sitting there and it was… it was very…. it was hard. It was really the end.
MR: How many years of your life was this project?
RDM: Let's see, it was 2002, so six years. Six and a half.
MR: At some point I'd like to talk to you about what you learned about making TV in that time. Maybe you could come up with a textbook for aspiring showrunners.
RDM: I don't know how to do what I do. I don't. I can teach people things I've learned about how to manage people and how to make the machine work efficiently. And I can teach people things like, "Here's a trick in a script to set this up here and pay it off there. This is how that story is usually done, don't do that. Shift it this way."
I can't teach somebody how to write. You can't teach somebody how to be a musician. People ask me all the time, how do I write and where do I get ideas. I really have no [expletive] idea. When I was writing the finale, I just wrote what I thought [was] obvious. "He has to say this. It seems obvious to me that the next scene has to be that." And it seems like, of course [one character] would say this. What else would you do? [I've put the version of this sentence with the character's name at the end of this post.]
MR: It feels like a logical sequence.
RDM: It feels like a logical sequence. My wife said, we were with the actors in Vancouver and I left the room and she told me that they immediately turned to her. They were saying, "Is Ron up at three o'clock in the morning all the time? Is he crazy?" She's like, "No. He works from 10 to 6." She said, "He's like a bricklayer – brick, brick, brick, swoosh [of concrete across the top], brick, brick, brick, swoosh." And it's kind of true. I just do what I think is logical.
MR: But what you keep doing with your show, especially with the finales and mid-season finales, is messing with our heads, but in a good way. I've been thinking about that a lot, it's something a few shows do really well. I've been thinking about how hard it is to mess with people's expectations in a way that they don't feel cheated. You feel surprised, but not cheated.
RDM: I like that. I feel like the audience is very smart. I think we all grow up with the three-act structure since childhood, it's in fairy tales and stories. We all kind of understand how stories generally play out and usually what beginning, middle and end means. I like being able to take the audience down what seems like a familiar path for a moment, or longer than a moment, but actually, without their realizing it, I'm telling this other story and then you surprise them.
As long as they feel, at the moment of surprise, they don't feel cheated and go, "Oh, that makes sense too, I just didn't see it." That's the joy of it. Then you've really got them and they really want to see what happens next. It's all about not doing the expected thing. It's about laying in something else and setting it up.
MR: Well, you did that in [the mid-season finale, "Revelations"]. I was up all night trying to figure it out and watching it again and going, "What!" It was one of the best episodes you guys have done.
RDM: I really liked it a lot. It played well. It was very strong and very surprising. I liked the idea that we were going to subvert the expectation that you're not going to get to Earth until end of the series. No, we're going to do it right now. And really play the emotion of, "We're home! We did it!" Really play that and yank the rug. And then go to black.
MR: And Bear [McCreary's] score – that was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard.
RDM: It's beautiful. Bear is another one passed over by the Academy [for an Emmy nomination]. He really does tremendous work on the show.
MR: So when we pick up again with everyone on Earth. This husk of whatever it is…
RDM: They'll still be there.
MR: So, happy times?
RDM: You can imagine. They're having barbecues. They're living the life. "We're home! It's all ours! All ours!" The last 10 are nothing but a big party.
MR: Was it emotional to wrap the show for good? Were you on set that day?
RDM: I was on set. It was emotional. It was strange because the finale is so big, truth to tell we still have some pickup scenes still to go back [and film] and second-unit and all this kind of straggling stuff to do. Even as we were shooting on the last day, we shot until 3:30 a.m., we would wrap an actor, you know, "Jamie Bamber, wrapped on the series," everyone would come to a stop, people come in, there's hugs and kisses and tears and goodbye. And then Jamie's like, "I've got to go do second-unit now." And he goes across to the other soundstage. And that kept happening. It was ending but not really ending.
There was a sense at the end of it, when we really wrapped, called "wrap" on the series, we had champagne, and then I went out to the camera truck. [Director of photography] Steve McNutt and [cast members] Tahmoh [Penikett] and Grace [Park], there was Scotch on the camera truck and we watched the sun come up. And we knew it was the end. Even though we have the movie and Webisodes and scenes [to pick up] and stuff, we all knew that the series life that we knew was over. That particular group of people who made the series will never be together again. People will scatter to the four winds. That family, that group of people, is gone. The life that we knew of a continuing series, that is now over. There was a real sense of finality on that score.
MR: Was it sad or was it like, "It's time to do this"?
RDM: It was both. It was sad and everybody was mourning it, but there was also a sense that it was time to get off the stage. Everyone was happy to be ending it the way that we were. Everyone felt a great sense of satisfaction about this last story. We all felt like, "That's really the way the show should end."
Here's a bit more information on "Caprica."
Stern introduced the cast at today's TCA panel, and gave the following character descriptions: "Polly Walker plays Sister Clarice Willow, the eloquent and duplicitous headmistress of the Athena Academy; Eric Stoltz is Daniel Graystone, a computer genius and leading businessman of the 12 Colonies; Paula Malcomson stars as his wife, Amanda Graystone, an accomplished neurosurgeon with her share of secrets." Esai Morales was not present due to illness but he plays Joseph Adama, the father of "Battlestar's" William Adama (who appears in "Caprica" as a young boy).
From Moore during the panel: Caprica is "shot very different, and I think I was particularly attracted to the idea of doing a science fiction piece that was not built on a foundation of action adventure. It wasn't about Vipers and it wasn't about the Cylons attacking every other week. It was really a character piece. It was really a drama, and you can infuse with a lot of political commentary and a lot of religious overtones and really dig into a people and a society and how and why it all came unglued."
From Sci Fi's press Web site, here's a longer explanation of the show than the one the network had supplied previously:
"Set 50 years before 'Battlestar Galactica,' 'Caprica' follows two rival families – the Graystones and the Adamas. Bound together by tragedy, their ensuing struggle will determine the fate of the 12 Colonies.
"'Caprica' is a society rife with advanced technology. Little do they know they are trembling on the brink of the creation of the first cybernetic life-form node, or CYLON.
"Passion, intrigue and betrayal set the stage for the coming revolution.
"The Graystones and Adamas come from different cultures and wildly different socio-economic backgrounds. Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz) is a computer genius and the leading businessman of the 12 Colonies. His wife, Amanda Graystone (Paula Malcolmson) is an elite neurosurgeon. Joseph Adama (Esai Morales) is an immigrant, a lawyer with ties to the mob, and a father who is desperate to reconnect with his estranged son, William (Sina Najafi).
"Their bitter rivalry will bring the end of life as they know it.
"Their children are the future.
"'Caprica' is produced by NBC Universal Cable Studio and executive produced by Ronald D. Moore and David Eick ('Battlestar Galactica') and Remi Aubuchon ('24'). It is co-written by Aubuchon and Moore and directed by Jeffrey Reiner ('Friday Night Lights')."
Here's the part of the "Caprica" conversation that I removed from the interview above. It's not a spoiler, it does not give away anything about the plot -- it's just a general statement about the nature of the plot.
MR: I hear that the last revelations of "Caprica" are such that viewers would be unsatisfied if there weren't more episodes.
RDM: Exactly. It was written as a pilot. It's a pilot. It's not a
movie. They have the option to show it as a movie, you always have the
option with these two-hour scenarios, they're designed that way so you
can show them as a two hour film overseas and on video to protect the
company economically. But it was conceived as a pilot. Just the way
that "Battlestar" miniseries was conceived as a pilot – it ends with
"Let's go find Earth, and Sharon is a Cylon, and there are 12 models."
That would have not been a satisfying ending either.
MR: Let's say they don't take it to series, would they actually edit out that last part, or take the original cut and say, "This is it."
RDM: I think that would be it. We'll deliver [our cut] and that will be the show. There's really no other place in the story [to stop], there's not an earlier place that we can [end it] and give you a satisfying resolution at all.
Finally, here's the full versions of two parts of the interview that I removed above.
Regarding a character name that was taken out, here's the full version of that sentence:
RDM: When I was writing the finale, I just wrote what I thought [was] obvious. "He has to say this. It seems obvious to me that the next scene has to be that." And it seems like, of course Laura would say this. What else would you do?
For all I know, this section contains no spoilers or hints or teasers about "Battlestar's" finale, but I thought it was intriguingly… interesting.
RDM: So I didn't really have the time or space to get involved with Laura's story or the end of Adama and all this, I just had to write what I thought the story should be.
MR: Wait, did you just say "the end of Adama"?
RDM: The end of all of them, in that sense – the end of their stories. …


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Feb 21, 2017
Sun City, AZ - The Mesa men's golf team was in fourth place after shooting a two-under-par 290 during the first round of the Scootsdale Invitational. The event was played Monday at the Hillcrest G.C.
Eastern Arizona and South Mountain were co-leaders at 279 while host Scottsdale was four shots clear of MCC with a 286.
For the T-Birds, Austin Hardman and Jeff Kelley were tied for 13th place with even-par 72s. Jake Guess and Dayton Federleey were one shot further back and tied for 18th.
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Madonna gyms, officially known as 'Hard Candy Fitness' gyms, will soon open in 11 locations on four continents, starting with one in Mexico on the Monday after Thanksgiving.
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Pop singer Madonna is opening a chain of fitness centers around the world to be known as Hard Candy Fitness global gyms.
A partnership between Madonna, her manager and New Evolution Ventures plans to open the first gym in a posh neighborhood in Mexico City on Nov. 29. Madonna will attend the Mexico City opening.
A statement by Hard Candy Fitness says gyms "will open in major cities around the world," including 10 more locations in Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Europe and Asia. No gyms are immediately planned for the United States, but the statement noted that more locations are possible in the future.
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GreatHealth Starts With Good Food
We're hearing a lot of pledges in the lead-up to the provincial election. We have heard pledges to cut taxes or purchase brand-new services. And we've heard some guarantees about healthcare. Guarantees of more doctors and nurses, minimized wait times and enhanced access to services.
We already spend a lot – over $6 billion – to help us when we get illget ill. And while those services are vital, we needhave to alter how we thinkconsider health. This election, let's begin a conversation about what we can do to not get sick in the first place.
At Food Matters Manitoba we believe all Manitobans should have excellent food. This isn't really just a good concept. When people consume excellent food they are healthier. When individuals are much healthier their lives are much better and all of us conserve cash. It's a win-win.
Diet plan impacts our health in numerous methods consisting of high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart illnessheart problem, to call a couple ofamong others. In Thompson, one in 3 people are affected by high blood pressure and the prevalence of diabetes is 14 percent, well above the provincial average.
These diet-related concerns cost our province much more than we might understand. In Manitoba, the direct and indirect costs of Type 2 diabetes alone are over $500 million and is anticipated to increase to $640 million by 2020. Diet-related persistent illness, and the expense of alleviating them, are increasing quickly in all parts of the province.
If we want to have a healthcare system that can continue to supply much needed care when we get sickget ill, we need to invest now to keep us healthy. So exactly what can we do?
We can purchase community programs that gear up individuals with skills to buy, grow, or prepare excellent food. In our schools, we can teach youth useful food skills that last a lifetime. We can guarantee that Manitobans can manage and access the healthy food they need.
Investments in healthy food now will, like any excellent financial investment, offer a strong return to our province and help bring our spiralling health care expenses under control. Not only will Manitobans be happily eating well and feeling good, however we will also have the cashthe cash we need to do all the other things we need for our province to grow.
Stefan Epp-Koop is the acting executive director of Food Matters Manitoba, which you can learnfind out more about at www.foodmattersmanitoba.ca.
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 77-year-old guy in great health. An issue has been gnawing at me for going on close to 3 years. When I am sitting in the driver's seat and taking a trip more than 100 miles, I establish a pain that starts in my right buttock and radiates down to my knee and foot.– DW
Gaining Satisfaction From Excellent HealthBangkok Post: Opinion
Complete satisfaction in life is essential, yet its not available in the market. You cant purchase it. Nevertheless, there are some things we can purchase that will bring at least some satisfaction to our lives. Nice clothing that make you feel good when you use them, for instance. School fees can go towards an improved academic and social environment for our children, adding to their happiness and life satisfaction, a minimum of while they are young.
Nevertheless, theres a limitation to the joy and life fulfillment you can obtain from cash. You can purchase more clothing, but your overall life complete satisfaction may be less than for someone with fewer clothing. By contrast, you can be delighted or pleased with your life without investing money, however rather hanging out with a loving family and participating in activities with your neighbours and the neighborhood.
In 2012, the National Statistical Office performed a study designed to determine the life fulfillment among Thais. Some 50,000 Thais across the country were asked to score their joy and life fulfillment on a scale of 1 (the least expensive) to 10 (the greatest). It found that Thai people had a typical life satisfaction rating of 7.6. Individuals from the South gave themselves the highest at 7.8 and those in Bangkok the most affordablethe most affordable at 7.3. Happiness and life fulfillment are subjective procedures of wellness, often used interchangeably. The survey discovered that Thais who had a high level of life complete satisfaction likewise had a high level of happiness.
Compress Your Suffering Into Intervals To Get Excellent Health
The king of excuses to prevent exercise is a lack of time. Unfortunately, the excuse will no longer use– research has actually provided us more reason to believe you can get a great exercise in a trivial timeframe. In a new research, sedentary subjects who did one minute of high-intensity exercise saw the exact same health advantages over a 12-week period as those who did 45 minutes of moderate-intensity workout. Isn't that good?
The underlying principle may recognize to you: high-intensity interval training (HIIT), one of the existing patterns in workout science, is stated to yield great value for every single minute of your misery. The regular alternates quick periods of full-blown sprints with longer periods of moderate workout. You can fine-tune with the problem of your exercise by extending the sprint windows and reducing the rest windows. In the study, for example, the bicycle riders followed this biking pattern: 2 minutes moderate, 20-second sprint, 2 minutes moderate, 20-second sprint, 2 minutes moderate, 20-second sprint, 3 minute cool off. The combined total of 10 minutes– with just 1 laborious minute– provided the exact same benefits to insulin level of sensitivity and endurance as the other routine, 45 minutes at a steady speed even higher than the HIIT group's resting speed.
The principle behind HIIT can be used to all manner of cardio: outside run, treadmill, bike, swim, jumprope, elliptical, and so on. (Be advised that on a shitty elliptical device your sprints will produce a violent, clunking noise that upsets fellow gym-goers.)
Eating Breakfast At School Promotes Good Health In Students
Breakfast is the most essential meal of the day so attempt not to skip it.
Giving a healthy and delicious breakfast to students at school decreases nourishment insecurity and is connected with students keeping up a desirable weight.
Despite the fact that they have as of now eaten at house, middle school students who have breakfast at school are less likely to be overweight or obese than students who skip breakfast, states another research study by the Community Alliance for Research study and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health and the Rudd Center for Food Policy amp; Weight problems at the University of Connecticut.
School breakfast contributes a high portion to health of the students
< ins class= adsbygoogle. style= display screen: inline-block; width:728 px; height:15 px. data-ad-client = ca-pub-3730271461974795. data-ad-slot =2239021865 > Scientists observed the students breakfast-eating areas and designs, and their weight over a two-year period from 5th grade in 2011-2012 to seventh grade in 2013-2014. The research study included 584 center school students from 12 schools in a metropolitan school area where breakfast and lunch are offeredoffered to all understudies at no cost.
Previous exploration has shown that having breakfast is linkedgotten in touch with enhanced scholarly execution, much better wellness, and sound body weight for students. However, there have been fears that a second breakfast at school taking after breakfast at home might raise the danger of undesirable weight gain. The discoveries, distributed in the journal Pediatric Weight problems, communicate new evidence to the advancing talk about over approach undertakings to broaden every day school breakfast usage.
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twofold breakfasts was the same than the weight changes measured for the majoritymost of all the students. In specific, the research study discovered that those students who skipped or had breakfast conflictingly were more than two times as responsible to be obese or obese contrasted with students who ate twofold breakfasts.
Dont avoid breakfast, according to scientists.
< ins class = adsbygoogle. style = screen: inline-block; width:728 px; height:15 px. data-ad-client = ca-pub-3730271461974795. data-ad-slot = 2239021865 > Marlene Schwartz, a research author and director of the Rudd Center had recommended, With concerns to the relationship between school breakfast and body weight, our research study recommends that two breakfasts are exceptional to anything none.
Roughly 33% of American youngsters in between the ages of 6 and 11 are obese or huge, with greater rates among black and Hispanic kids than white kids. School breakfast advancement activities have actually begun, yet verification is expected to ensure these endeavors don't cause the usage of excess calories amongst youngsters at risk for weight problems. The research study holds tips for advocate and policy maker attempting to reverse the nations teenage years obesity concern.
It is therefore recommended not to avoid breakfast. Breakfast is the most essential meal of the day and eating breakfast assures a healthy way of life.
Smile! Laughter And Chocolate Are Great For Your Health
Here's something that makes sure to put a smile on your face: An essential to goodhealth just might can be found in the type of a chocolate chuckle.
Scientific research studies have long offered credence to the saying that laughter is the finestthe very best medicine. Now, an enhancing body of research is showing the positive health advantages of dark chocolate.
The scrumptious science behind the health advantages of laughter and chocolate is the subject of a complimentary lecture on Wednesday at UC San Diegos Stein Institute for Research study on Aging that will be given by another special pairing– a dad and kid who likewise occur to be a doctor-researcher and a chef-chocolate maker.
Dine With Wine For Excellent Health, Says Research Study
LONDON: Wine lovers, science has actually got your back! A new research study shows drinking a glass of your preferred tipple with dinner each day is really goodgreat for you.Researchers from
the universities of Helsinki and Tampere studied the drinking habits of almost 2,600 people in between 18 and 69. They discovered that 12 percent of people,
who had a glass of wine or 2or more with dinner, were the most likely to have great physical and mental health and rate their self-esteem as 'high. 'The research study suggested those who dined with wine every
night were less most likely to binge drink and"ought to not be considered at threat"of doing so, the Daily Mail reported.The study is published in the Alcohol and Alcohol addiction journal.


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How To Protect Your Kids From Facebook Bullying — Expert Advice
With the network expanding to kids under 13 amidst a constant stream of Facebook bullying headlines, what can a mom do to protect her child? We asked an expert for advice.
Yes, it was wrong for Debbie Piscitella to choke her 13-year-old daughter's Facebook bully for his vicious comments, but surprisingly, more than 75 percent of our readers voted they would do the same thing. We doubt those parents are actually wringing any necks, but if anything the poll says it's clearly innate to protect our children. Facebook bullying is a sad reality, so we asked parenting expert Dr. Michele Borba what steps YOU can take to prevent harm and keep your children safe.
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Even though Facebook is looking to expand to those under 13-years old, Dr. Borba acknowledges that the average parent has kids already on at age 11. While some argue that it is good training to have children exposed early to social media in a web-based society, parents still must have control.
"Check periodically, tell your child you will be monitoring," she said. "You can't monitor unless you are able to follow or monitor your child in the different situations."
With the barrage of social media and a hypersexed, MTV-based culture, kids are definitely growing up faster. Parents must be aware of the challenges kids face today.
"It's harder to be a kid these days," concluded Dr. Borba. "And any kid will tell you that too."
Dr. Borba is an educational psychologist, an author, and a TODAY show contributor. She goes around the world and talks to parents about bullying, self-esteem, and stress management for kids. Dr. Borba and her partnership with ACUVUE Contacts aims to help spread awareness about how much pressure our children are under particular during their tweenage years or teenage years when their self-esteem is really starting to take a plummet.
See videos of celebrity mentors in the ACUVUE 1-DAY Contest, including Joe Jonas, Demi Lovato, Tyler Blackburn, Allyson Felix, and Meaghan Martin, and how they found the confidence the pursue their dreams when they were teens!
— Lorraine Chow
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We have so many incredibly nice customers who are just wonderful people. We are truly blessed! I try to put up customer comments when time permits. I just want to take a minute to sincerely thank all the customers who take time out of their busy lives to voluntarily follow up with us and let us know how they feel about the work that we have done for them! Some even send us photos, which we LOVE! We don't ask them to do this so it means so much that they are kind enough to think of doing this for us! We appreciate all of the people who put their trust in us to build them products for their homes. Thank you!
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Hello Chris. Our vanity arrived perfectly packaged and right on schedule. My husband is pretty persnickety about quality, and I want to thank you for making such a great product - otherwise I would have heard about it for a long time! We really love the vanity, it looks great in our TX barn bathroom. I couldn't stop looking at it last night, and this morning had to go over at first light to stare some more!
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May 9, 2016
Just wanted to give you an update regarding the reclaimed table. Received the table on Friday 5/05/16 with no damage. It was packaged very well. My wife and I were extremely surprised after opening and assembling this gorgeous table. We are very pleased with our purchase and will be recommending you to our friends.
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May 4, 2016
Oh my goodness!! We received our reclaimeddbed today thank you so much!! My husband and I are absolutely stunned by its beauty. We do have two of your rustic vanities so we knew we wanted to order from you because the work is so beautiful!! But we are completely blown away by this bed-frame & craftsmanship. Thank you!
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February 11, 2015
Chris is very professional. He got all my ideas right. The quality and structure of his products are top of the line. High quality craftsmanship with great value. Definitely will hire Vienna for future projects.
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December 18, 2014
Hi, I purchased a cedar log toddler bed from you and it arrived yesterday. I just wanted to send a quick email to say how pleased my husband and I are with it. It's beautiful and very well made. Thank you for such a good product. Our daughter loves her new bed.
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Clayton, WI
December 10, 2014
Dear Chris & Johanna:
I hope this note finds you both well! I can't believe that it has been 9 months since the purchase of our gorgeous bath vanity and matching mirror for our hall bath remodel! I promised to send along few photos of the installed product, but I do hope that you'll forgive my tardiness :-)
Simply put - our vanity and mirror are every bit as striking as the day they arrived! I cannot begin to tell you how many compliments we receive on the beauty and craftsmanship of the work and of the pieces. It started with our remodeling contractors! They said that they truly enjoyed our project because instead of the generic "cookie cutter" cabinetry used in most new bath projects, ours was truly unique and eye catching.
Thank you a million times, not only for the wonderfully crafted items, but for the absolute ease of purchase and delivery as well. We are in the process now of looking for a vacation home in the mountains of West Virginia, and it goes without saying that as soon as that property is purchased, I am looking forward to having more of Vienna's unique pieces grace our vacation getaway. Until, take care and have a safe and happy Holiday Season!
Please find attached a few pictures of our bath and vanity. I also included one of the glass sink bowl - it proved to be a perfect match to our lovely new bath furniture.
Many thanks, once again, Stacy D
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December 7, 2014
Chris, my kitchen cabinets, bath vanities, log beds and log living room furniture have made my lake home complete! Thank you for your assistance in the design process and for delivering me everything I wanted and more! Please thank everyone in the company who worked on my project. We are beyond pleased with the whole process and look forward to having you do more work for us in the spring. Happy Holidays!
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Duluth, Minnesota
November 20, 2014
Chris, Just wanted to let you know we are completely satisfied with the desktop cabinets you made for us. They match perfectly, and look great.
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November 4, 2014
Wow! What an operation! They not only answered everyone of my emails, they were polite and patient. The owner delivered the cabinets hundreds of miles, in excellent condition. I even had a last minute order they filled! I love these cabinets. Rustic, and well built. Highly recommend.
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March 4, 2014
We purchased a bed and dresser from Chris and we love it! It looks so perfect in the room and the craftsmanship is fabulous! I highly recommend this company and their reclaimed wood furniture. Can't wait to place my next order for a barnwood table and chairs this fall!
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May 16, 2014
Thank you for a wonderful experience purchasing reclaimed furniture online Chris. We truly appreciate the custom pieces that you designed and created for our home! Chris provided us with exactly what we were looking for and the finished product is outstanding in quality! From the barnwood dining table to the reclaimed kitchen cabinets to the old hickory sofa, everything is beyond beautiful! Many thanks!
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October 28,2014
"In the fall of 2012, I commissioned Vienna to build all new bathroom cabinetry. I challenged them to inlay turquoise into the items made of antique barn boards. This was more than a bit scary as I never once saw the items until delivered as I live in NM and they are in MN. The vessel sink vanity, linen cabinet, double medicine cabinet, toilet cabinet and light fixture box were built to my exact requirements and are beautiful!!Coupled with a completely new tile job and new fixtures, my bathroom is now my favorite room in the house! I plan to commission many more items from VW over the next few years - all custom. Chris and Beth were always very friendly and accommodating on the phone and by email. The wait was well worth it! By the way, they even used a picture of my linen cabinet on this website, as it is truly a "showcase" item."
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July 6, 2013
We got the weathered gray bw medicine cabinets, they are awesome! They are going to look amazing in this bathroom, and I will send you a pic once they are installed.
May 12, 2013
We love our kitchen cabinets and we get many compliments from our friends and family.
Thank you so much Chris.
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Chris - After getting the Hickory Log Furniture home and unpacked, I must say it's met all my expectations and then some. You guys did an outstanding job and I couldn't be happier with the results. Thanks again for building a quality product at a fair price. My friends will be sure to know where I bought it! Thought you might like to see a few pictures of my new "man cave".
Tom S.
Rochester, Minnesota
December 30, 2012
We LOVE the vanities! We highly recommend Vienna for their amazing craftsmanship! High Quality Cabinets with beautiful birch plywood boxes and all solid doors, drawer fronts and face frames......all I can say is WOW!!!! Your husband certainly is a cabinet expert! My contractor said he has not seen such top notch craftsmanship ever! Thank you so much. On top of the great craftsmanship, the cabinets are beautiful to look at. They MAKE the room! Happy Holidays!
Mary P
December 29, 2012
We are so happy with the hickory door, sink vanity, med cabinet, and wall cabinet. The bathroom may be tiny, but it's beautiful. Thank you for creating such quality, beautiful items.
Very satisfied,
The "D" Family from West Virginia
December 28, 2012
We received the shipment today and each piece is absolutely beautiful! We could not be happier and can't wait to get it all installed so we can send you pictures.
Thank you so much Chris and Beth.
Kat T
Omaha, NE
December 12, 2012
Hi Beth and Chris, I am writing to let you know that my wife and I are very pleased with the vanity unit. Thank you very much for delivering such a well crafted piece of furniture for our home. We really appreciate the quality of the materials and workmanship and that the furniture was well packaged for delivery. My wife and I are already thinking about ordering more custom furniture from you in the future. Next on the list for some time next year will be a barnboard medicine cabinet and organizing space, and possibly we might like to order a new kitchen island as well. We hope to be able to work with you in the future again. Happy holidays and best regards, Warren & Ariel L
December 11, 2012
LOVE LOVE LOVE the vanities!!! I was blown away. Greg was impressed too. Thank you so much. I've already passed on your website info to a new potential buyer. They are looking to update their kitchen. I hope they give you their business. Thanks,
Sharon I
December 9, 2012
Hi Beth, Just wanted to let you know I received the dining room set and rocker – They look fabulous and I can't thank you enough for getting it all to me for the holidays. I'm absolutely delighted and I would highly recommend you and Vienna to anyone interested in high quality custom furniture. My compliments to Chris and all of the craftsmen that worked on my order and I wish you all a joyous holiday season! Best regards and Happy Holidays, Ken R, New Jersey
December 4, 2012
Good Evening Beth & Chris: Just wanted to send you a quick note to let you know the cabinet arrived safe and sound. What a surprise to find it this morning. And if i didn't say this before thank you for making such beautiful furniture. Take care and I will send photos when we get everything up and running. If we don't talk to you have a wonderful Christmas.
Donna & Ted
November 6, 2012
We just received our log furniture and we are over the moon pleased! You guys did such an amazing job with both pieces! Thank you so much for your speedy and wonderful work! I so appreciate you!
-Sacia H., Oklahoma
October 31, 2012
It all turned out beautifully, my wife and I are extremely happy, and our contractor said it was the best made thing he'd ever seen show up via the Internet. Please feel free to use these photos of your fantastic work on your website.
Thanks again,
Erik & Amy L
July 24, 2012
I almost forgot to tell you how pleased we are with our vanity—I will clog up your emails some day with a couple of pictures—but it was just perfect for our rustic little bathroom---and the cutout for the sink was right-on.
Thanks for putting up with all of my special requests and prodding.
The basement bathroom went from being the worst room in the house to one of the best rooms.
Thank you,
Paul J. H
Shoreview, Minnesota
April 26, 2012
Thank you so very much for the custom vanity, hutch and mirrors. They are beautiful. We are so very happy with the way our bathroom turned out. The only thing I wasn't counting on was the amount of people that have heard about how well everything turned out and now we are constantly showing people the bathroom. I guess that's a small price to pay for such wonderful craftsmanship. I wish you continued success and again thank you so much for the quality and perfection you and your company has provided.
Mike G.
Rockford, IL
April 15, 2012
Beth and Chris,
We received our Barn Bathroom Cabinet last week. We wanted to let you know how much we love it. We just remodeled our bathroom and it compliments the room perfectly. It is a beautifully made product. Thank you so much!
Jane & Ed
February 15, 2012
I generally don't take time out to write these reviews (although I do like reading them when i am looking for a product or service) but my experience with Chris and Vienna far exceeded my expectations. We had them make us a custom barnwood farm table and from start to finish the process was great. They were responsive to my e-mails and calls and explained everything in great detail and the table arrived a few days earlier than expected. When the table arrived the other day it was packed better than anything I had ever seen and not a scratch on it. When we put it in our dining room I cant express how happy my wife and I were with the craftsmanship, quality and finish. I have many years experience in building but due to our large family and lack of extra time decided to try and find someone to make us this table and I have to say I could not have been more pleased with our decision to use Chris and Vienna . From start to finish they were great to work with, I will be certainly calling again and recommending them. Keep up the great work guys!
Matt D - New York
February 9, 2012
Hi Beth,
I just wanted to let you know that we received the Vessel Vanity and mirror and it's perfect, exactly what we had hoped for! Thanks so much!!
San Francisco, CA
January 7, 2012
We finally finished our bath remodel and I wanted to share a picture of the finished project. We are so pleased with the cabinetry you built for us and it provided the exact look we desired. Everyone that see your work compliments the workmanship and style. Thank you for providing such great craftsmanship. It was a pleasure working with you.
Bill & Lisa W
Chincoteague, VA
November 11, 2011
Beth and Chris,
Sorry it has taken me so long to get these finished pictures to you guys. We love the bar and everyone that visits does also. They say that they have never seen anything so unique and beautiful and of course it fits in wonderfully with the room decor!
Thanks for everything you did to work with us in getting the design exactly like I wanted, getting it here in good shape, and working with us on the sink problem. It is a treasured piece of beautiful craftsmanship.
Sharon B
Spanishburg, WV
September 9, 2011
Hello Chris & Beth,
Thought maybe you would like to see the 'after' pics of your beautiful work. Thank you for everything. Very happy with the results.
I am looking for baseboard (heater) covers. Is that something you can do?
Warm regards,
September 8, 2011
We delivered the furniture that you made for our client. The customer loves it and she said that you are definitely an artist. She loved the boards you selected and is so happy with her furniture that she was almost unable to put it into words. She is having a great time showing everything off.
The large wardrobes, and tables were also a big hit and they were very happy to have them for the big Labor Day weekend.
Thanks, Melanie
September 5, 2011
Beth & Chris,
I just wanted to thank you guys for the amazingly beautiful vanities! They are exactly what we envisioned. I am sure we will have more projects and we will be enlisting your services in the future.
Thank you,
Jason & Harmony
June 26, 2011
Good morning Beth. I am in the auto/collision business and I love it when I hear how happy my customers are with my work. I thought I would express my approval of Viennas' work. Thanks for the nice job, and on time too! I can't wait to see it in my lake house in northern Michigan.
I will be sure to pass your name on.
Thanks again.
Ed N
Hi Chris,
Back home - I had a contractor receive and install the cabinets - they look great!
Just wanted to let you know and thank you for the great job.
April 11, 2011
The vanity came in on time and in time to assemble. The owners loved the work and it fit into exactly what they were looking for. Thank you so much for the effort and the quality of your work, thank your husband and all the people involved.
Peter M.
San Antonio Texas
February 1, 2011
My husband and I recently ordered a reclaimed cedar bathroom vanity with the liquid glass top option. We absolutely love it! We'd like to get another quote for a hutch that we'll be using as kitchen cabinet.
Thank you,
Don and Michelle
Odessa, TX
November 23, 2010
Hello Chris,
I just wanted to let you know how much we LOVE the vanity and linen tower you did for us. I was a little nervous ordering online but you exceeded my expectations and the furniture is perfect!
Thanks for your part in making our bathroom remodel a success!
Nena M
November 9, 2010
Chris & Beth,
Your on-line pictures do not do your product justice. The items we received are beautiful and more remarkable than we anticipated. Thank you!
Wendy R
August 29, 2010
Received the Cedar Log Toilet Tank Topper. Looks great! Quality work!
Thanks again!
Bob in PA
June 21, 2010
Hi Chris,
Just wanted to send a quick note.
Got the beds home without incident.
Was able to unload and set them both up in less than an hour. Both boys were thrilled with the barn twin beds, and so am I. Very sturdy, and more importantly, beautiful and unique furniture. It is our hope that our sons can use and enjoy the Vienna beds for the next 20 years, to get them through college. Based on your construction, I bet they'll last a lifetime. Thanks again for getting the beds built in time for the boys 3rd birthday this weekend.
I'll recommend you and your furniture every chance I get!
Kind regards,
June 20, 2010
Just a short note to let you know we received the bunk beds. Your craftsmanship is excellent. The stain, which we were most worried about, fits perfectly with our other woodwork. As you know it is difficult to order on line without seeing the seller or the product. You delivered in every category and we are most pleased. I would be more than happy to serve as a reference for you.
Best Regards
Robert and Nacy Caldemeyer
Boerne, TX.
June 11, 2010
Hi Chris, The vanity arrived about an hour after you and I talked. We really love it, it looks so nice with the sink and faucet, so glad we went ahead with it rather than settling for something generic. It is truly charming.
Thanks so much, Christy B
I received my vanity today and I love it!! You did a great job and well worth the wait, I can't wait to send you a shot of my remodeled bathroom once I get this last part done. Thank you so much!
Annette Liethen
May 1, 2010
Dear Chris,
I love the barn w kitchen cabinets, thank you! I was wondering if you could UPS some pieces of barn board to Jim, I would like to frame the mirror in the master bath with it.
Thank you again for the kitchen cabinets, it's just what I wanted.
They are beautiful.
Lorrie F
April 29, 2010 Wisconsin
Hello Chris,
It's Karen and Bob here. I guess we're turning into regular customers – we love your workmanship and your friendliness!
We're looking into getting some dressers.
March 18, 2010
Everything turned out extremely well. I would be happy to pass along a good reference for you. You delivered exactly what we were trying to achieve. The kitchen is the focal point of the house and the cabinets are what drive everything.
Keep in touch,
Nathan Parker
January 3, 2010
Hi Chris,
I'm thrilled with how great the cabinets look and the craftsmanship. The countertop was put on today, So I'll have you a picture soon.
Thanks, Ron
December 31, 2009
Hi Chris,
I wanted to thank you for the GORGEOUS medicine cabinet you made for me. It is beautiful and was well worth the wait. I will be taking it on my trip and get it installed along the way. I am glad I got it in time for my trip so I can show it off.
Thank you again, very much.
November 11, 2009
Hey Chris,
We love our vanity and linen hutch, worked out perfect.
Can I get a quote for a medicine cabinet to match? Thanks, Joel H
November 9, 2009


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Working on the set of Get Low was an extraordinary experience for Reinhardt College Assistant Professor of Art Jym Davis (left, pictured with Robert Duvall). He recently served as an extra actor and on-set freelance photographer for the independent film, starring Robert Duvall, Bill Murray and Sissy Spacek, which is based upon a true story of a man from Tennessee who decides to hold a funeral for himself while he is still alive so that he can enjoy all the people coming to honor him.
"Getting to work as an extra and as a freelance photographer allowed me to observe how an independent film with a relatively modest budget is produced," said Davis, a Canton, Ga. resident. "At one point, Robert Duvall's character delivered a speech from a stage addressing Sissy Spacek who was standing directly beside me. It was interesting to see the actors get into their roles with such focus. Bill Murray and Duvall both delivered their lines multiple times without ever slipping up."
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Even though the film was a Hollywood product, Davis and the other extras on set were treated just like members of the family. "The filmmakers did a great job of creating a community feeling on the set. The film's director, Oscar winner Aaron Schneider, walked around and introduced himself to many of the extras-most of who were from Atlanta, Macon, Athens, and other relatively local Georgia spots. I even met a couple from Waleska, Ga."
Davis' photography work for the film will be used in an unofficial chapbook for the relatives of the people who the story is based on and will be distributed by the family of one of the film's writers.
For more information about the film, visit http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1194263/
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NUC6i7KYK recommended configuration for reliability // custom enclosure for music venues1kilo Sep 19, 2016 9:27 AM
Hi all,
I've been following some discussions on the forum about issues with the Skull NUC and am quite anxious about the most reliable SSD, memory, and display port on this otherwise well reviewed micro computer.
I am interested in multiple USB port usage, highspeed SSD access, single microDP display and a single fast ram stick that would insure high reliability for audio processing.
I am assuming that powering USB devices via the various ports won't be an issue. I've also seen mentions that there is a pin header for additional USB ports that can be attached to the motherboard. I doubt I will ever need to utilize it, but would be welcome of course. If anyone has any concern/issues that they have witnessed, please shout.
I am planning to run a stripped down version of Windows 10 PRO on this machine, but would be great to partition and have access to install Ubuntu as well. I am not sure if separating OSes and software is recommended and achieved well by simply partitioning a single drive, or to use separate SSD sticks / types for this. Of course I looked into NVME Intel drives (assuming they have more reliable support than Samsung) but your opinion would be much appreciated. I need fast audio file access and playback and audio DSP needs to use some storage space for caching operations.
microDP display
The plan is to use an ipad screen with an interface board which requires a Display Port connection. I am quite new to this interface so I am wondering if there are issues with various standards or not. I would of course like to use a larger display monitor when working on complicated tasks and assume this is possible via mDP and HDMI running concurrently - or is it best to plan towards using a single display?
One of my main concerns are the reports of stuttering, OS locking up, wrong RAM configuration, and Intel's advice to use a single memory stick. It is a vast topic with many caveats. My initial thought was to use Micron chip based ram and avoid other manufacturers, but I've seen threads where people report lockups with Crucial ram which was recommended in other forums/threads. Of course it could be hardware issues, or maybe even heat. I would be very thankful for Intel's advice here on what sort of configuration is the most reliable.
General Skull NUC questions
I am Berlin based and I assume that any Skull NUC stock in the country is the first batch - so this would mean I would have to make my own BIOS upgrades? I've seen some threads about proper approaches here, including the steps to install and upgrade drivers - but is it really that sensitive? I guess its a bit of a stupid question.
More importantly - have there been i7KYK hardware revisions? Should I seek a particular serial number for the release?
CPU stepping - is it possible to adjust stepping on this hardware, as I want to tune the performance to avoid any performance stepping in my application. Windows and even Linux are quite touchy with things like MIDI and sound processing, but I am guessing the Skull NUC would have no issues with such operations - perhaps only in very hot conditions.
What am i doing?
My current project calls for very robust processing in relatively high ambient temperature environments. There is also a plan for a custom enclosure that includes an lcd panel. It is pretty risky, and I have seen some infrared images of the Skull NUC that show some potential difficulties with heat in low air current environments, not to mention a 9" heater in the form of an LCD.


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Hello, January!
Are you one of the many people looking to improve your finances in the new year? Whether you've created a financial plan in the past or are just creating one for the first time, the beginning of the year is a great time to review your financial situation. First, you have a whole year of financial data to look at. Second, you'll already be pulling several financial documents to prepare your tax return over the next few months. And finally, a new year brings a fresh start.
Here are a few questions to help you reflect on the past year:
- Did your personal situation change? Did you get married or have kids?
- How did your income change this year? Did you start a business? Did you change jobs?
- How did your spending and savings compare to your plan? How does this compare to what you said is most important to you?
- Have your values or vision changed?
- When it comes to spending, are you too strict in some areas or too lax in others?
- Is it possible to sock away some extra money to meet a savings goal early?
- Did you implement the changes you said you were going to make?
- When it comes to saving for financial independence or retirement, can you contribute more to your 401(k) or
Roth IRA?
- Looking forward, what big things do you have on the horizon? How will this impact your financial plan?
- Are you buying a house this year? Are you planning a big vacation? Are you getting married or having a baby?
In addition to a big year-end review, it's a good idea to check your progress throughout the year. A program like Mint.com is good for a quick weekly or monthly review. You should plan on performing a more in-depth review of your finances quarterly or twice a year.
And to help you stick with your goals, share them with someone who can hold you accountable. This is beneficial when it comes to your finances, as well as other areas in your life. For example, athletes have coaches and those looking to improve their fitness hire personal trainers. If you want to improve your spiritual life, you can meet with a spiritual director. Professionally, you might have a mentor. I recently joined a mastermind group to help me grow this business.
Is there anything holding you back from talking with a financial planner about setting your finances up for success?


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The Rensselaer County Historical Society (RCHS) has announced the 2014 Thomas Phelan Endowed Lecture Series to be held on Saturday, June 21. This year's theme is Controversial Objects, Controversial History. The day consists of a morning lecture, an afternoon workshop and a fundraising dinner in the evening.
In 1997, the Rensselaer County Historical Society established the Thomas Phelan Endowed Lecture Series in recognition of Rev. Phelan's longtime preservation efforts and support of the educational and cultural vitality of Rensselaer County. Prominent speakers are invited to lecture of topics relating to Phelan's area of study as Institute Dean and Institute Historian at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, especially as it pertains to 19th century American material culture and industrialization.
The morning's lecture features two presenters: Robert Burns, Director of the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT and Gretchen Sullivan Soren, Director and Distinguished Professor of the Cooperstown Graduate Program, Cooperstown, NY.
Robert Burns will present the saga of an item in the Mattatuck Museum's collection – a skeleton of an 18th century enslaved African American man named Fortune whose bones were preserved by the man who had enslaved him, a local doctor. His presentation is timely and relevant in light of the recent debate over the location of the unidentified human remains at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.
Gretchen Sullivan Soren will use objects from the teaching collection at the Cooperstown Graduate Program and images of objects and art that she has used in exhibitions, to discuss the controversial nature of historic artifacts and whether that controversy changes based on one's world view.
The Saturday, June 21 morning lectures presented by Burns and Soren will be followed by a question and answer session moderated by RCHS Executive Director, Ilene Frank. The morning lecture is free and open to the public, details are below.
The afternoon will include a light lunch provided by RCHS as well as a hands-on workshop exploring how museums can best tell controversial history. Mr. Burns and Dr. Sorin will be joined by Travis Bowman, Senior Curator, New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation in leading a facilitated hands-on workshop on how museums can best preserve and share controversial history and objects. Admission is $15 for RCHS members, $25 for non-members; details below.
The lecture series will conclude with a four-course dinner catered by Troy treatery Sweet Sue's held within RCHS' Hart-Cluett House Courtyard. This is a rare opportunity to dine in an outdoor space not often visiting by the public.
For 2014, The Phelan Lecture is sponsored by the Thomas Phelan Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region and in partnership with The Sage Colleges, and the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
Event Details: The morning lecture, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am will be held at Bush Memorial Hall on the Russell Sage Campus is free and open to the public. The afternoon workshop and lunch runs from 12pm to 2pm at RCHS. Admission is $15 for RCHS members, $25 for non-members. The evening dinner is held from 6pm to 9pm at RCHS. Admission is $100 for RCHS members, $125 for non-members. Space is limited for the afternoon workshop and evening dinner. For more information about the program or to purchase tickets, contact Rensselaer County Historical Society by phone at 518-272-7232 or visit www.rchsonline.org.
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He May Be Stinky, But He's Still Adorable
If you're enjoying a barbecue for Father's Day, hopefully you will enjoy your steaks, corn, hamburgers or other grilled treats at least half as much as little Peanut here enjoys his tasty corn.
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But skunks are not inherently stinky! They have the capability to make YOU stinky, but unless they have recently sprayed in the area you'd never know one was around. Not by smell anyway.
Aw he's adorable. Skunks were on my short list of possible pets but they take a lot of work and care. Here's hoping he find his way back to the wild!
He can be as stinky as he wants to be on video!
I actually like the smell of skunk, though I wouldn't want to get sprayed by one.


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