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And it didn't go over very well... which I already knew was going to happen. She didn't yell or get mad, she just starting telling me how my life will change and if I really want that. BLah, blah, blah.
As soon as I told her she basically asked if I was going to have an abortion (wtf.) because my life "will be over". A lot of the things she said makes sense (i.e financial responsbilities, less freedom, etc) but I already knew these things when I got preg.
I'm 22 yo and almost 14 wks preg. I was so excited about this baby and now I'm so discouraged.
So, I posted this yesterday saying how I told my mother and she didn't react all that great to the situation at hand.
So, I feel the need to rant a bit. Today I come home from work and what's on the kitchen counter but a stupid list that she wrote out with costs for a pregnancy/newborn. I shook my head and ignored it. I'm not naive, I know it isn't cheap.
Later she comes upstairs and tells me she took the liberty of calling a clinic near our house to find out the latest week that I could have an abortion. I am absolutely appauled. Who is SHE to call a clinic on my behalf about something I DON'T EVEN WANT.
She started going on and on about how it's not the right time, I don't have the financial means (two part-time jobs, which total 40 hrs/week, apparently won't cut it), this, that, and the other. Then she has the nerve to say, "I'm just giving you the pros and cons". I instantly broke down. What pros?! All she's been bitching about since I told her are the cons of bringing this child into the world. She says now isn't a good time, to which I replied, "no time is a good time". She said, "there's always a better time". Yeah, when I'm 37 and have all my student loans paid off. Sorry, I don't want to be like her and have my first child when I'm f*cking old.
Kind of personal, but she always says we don't know how much longer my dad will be around (his health isn't the best and he still works 40+ hours a week). I can only imagine what would happen if I were to terminate this child and something happen to my father. I'd feel horrible that I denied him the right to enjoy a grandchild. On top of it, she wants me to tell my dad I'm pregnant. Sure, it is my responsbility, but it was hard enough telling her!
Regardless, I'm NOT getting rid of this baby. She obviously doesn't give a shit about my feelings because if she did she'd realize that I would hate myself if I gave him/her up. But she doesn't. I told her she's forcing me to do what she wants and her response was, "If I was forcing you, I'd make the appt myself and drive you to the clinic". One minute she's fine with me, all nice and acting normal. Then the next minute she's bitching about this baby. Ahhhh. I could scream right now. I am SO over this and SO over her. I'm convinced she will never come around. It really makes me hate myself right now.


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The Angry Beaver brings the Canadian hockey bar to Seattle
The Angry Beaver brings the hockey-bar feel and Canadian camaraderie to our side of the border.
Seattle Times staff reporter
Seattle may not have a hockey team, but it now has a hockey bar.
Two weekends ago, for the NHL season opener, The Angry Beaver in Greenwood gave Seattle a taste of what hockey mania looks like. Fans sporting retro jerseys — a few Canucks evident among them — downed Molsons and slurred their way through "Oh Canada." It was only 11:45 a.m.
By evening, the bar owner had to hustle to Safeway to buy plastic cups because his kitchen couldn't wash pint glasses fast enough.
Long-suffering hockey fans who've been relegated to a corner of the sports bar now have an honest-to-goodness rinkside seat. It's all hockey here: Jerseys and sticks line the wall, and an autographed jersey of Bobby Hull is encased behind Plexiglass.
There's Canadian whiskey on the shelves and Kohakee on tap. But you don't have to follow your Canadian brethren down that path. You can do better: there's local craft beer as well.
The bar grub is also Canadian inspired, nothing special, but good enough to fortify you between rounds of Manny's. A decent, Canadian version of the BLT is served (with Canadian specialty Peameal bacon). Some fried beef chunks get glazed in maple syrup, sweet and salty, one of its better snacks.
Poutine, the Quebec staple of French fries draped in fresh cheese curds and gravy, is supposedly this bar's pride and joy. So why does the kitchen treat it with such indifference? Some undercooked fries were served on one night, and on another, the soggy fries were drowning in far too much gravy.
But few fans seemed to mind. The Angry Beaver is more about the hockey camaraderie.
Owner and Toronto native Tim Pipes opened the Angry Beaver in October and already has had to double his kitchen and bar staff on game nights.
The only thing that could help business more? "If we had a hockey team," Pipes quipped.
The Details
The Angry Beaver, 8412 Greenwood Ave. N., offers happy hour Monday-Thursday from 4-7 p.m. and again 11 p.m.-1 a.m. and all day Sunday, with $4.25 on Canadian beers and other drafts, $4 wine and well drinks. A $10 burger-and-Pabst-Blue-Ribbon deal is featured only during the early evening happy hour (206-782-6044; webpage pending, but there is a Facebook page under the bar's name).
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Improvement in process of inking perforated writing
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PROCESS or INKING PERFORATED WRITING.
No. 192,624. Patented July 3,1877.
NKFETERS, FHOTO-UTHOGRAPHER, WASHINGTON, II)v C.
IMPROVEMENT IN PROCESS QF lNKlNG PERFORATED WRITING.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. H92,624l, dated July 3, 1877 application filed April 7, 1877.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, ALBERT E. HIX, of Sycamore, in the county of De Kalb and State of Illinois, have invented a new and valuable Improvement in the Process of lnking Perforated Writing; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description of the construction and operation of the same, reference being had to the annexed drawings, making a part of this specification, and to the letters and figures of reference marked thereon.
This invention has relation to improvements in stencil-writing.
The object of my invention is to utilize the usual stencil-pen in producing a novel description of writing, which can be as clearly read as print, and which cannot be obliterated without so altering the appearance of the writing as to present patent evidence of such intent, whether criminal or otherwise.
The nature of my invention will be fully understood from the following description:
0n the table of any stencil-pen is first laid a sheet or shield of any suitable material that will shield the surface of said table from being indented and defaced by the point of the pen. This shield may be composed of a fold or folds of blotting-paper, or of wrapping-paper, or it may consist of compressed felt, or a sheet or sheets of rubber. Upon this pad or shield is laid a sheet of flannel or other cloth saturated with a semi-fluid ink of any desired color; but what 1 at present prefer to use, as combining the features of the shield and inksheets, is one or more sheets of woolen cloth laid upon a sheet of tin, the edges of which are turned over and pressed upon the edges of the cloth, so as to hold itin place. By this means the ink-pad may be handled without soiling the fingers or the stencil-table.
Upon the ink-pad is laid a sheet of paper or other fibrous material that will protect the under side of the paper to be stenciled from being stained. The latter is laid smoothly upon the guard, and the stencil-pen operated in the usual manner. The point of the needle penetrates the paper to be stenciled and the guard between 'it and the ink-pad at every stroke, and thereby inks the edges of the punctures, so that each letter and word is clearly legible as it is formed, and all danger of omitting characters, figures, and the like is as clearly guarded against as in ordinary writing. The peculiar writing thus made is not only as clearly legible as ordinary penwriting, but is also incapable of being blotted out or erased without so injuring the texture of the paper as to show that such attempts have been made. The edges of the puncture being oiled, the stencil-writer is the better able to produce a perfect impression, since the materials used in making the copy are very readily forced through the stencil-punctures owing to such oiling.
It is evident that as many duplicates of the stencil may be formed as there are sheets of paper; but as a general thing only one of the sheets will have punctures oiled.
Having described my invention, I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent- 1. The process of inking the edges of the punctures in a stencil-writing by forcing the pen through the paper into an ink-pad, and depositing the ink upon its return movement, substantially as specified.
2. An inking-pad, consisting of a sheet of tin or other suitable material placed beneath and folded at the edges upon the ink-holding fabrics, and provided with a guard upon its upper surface, substantially as specified.
In testimony that I claim the above I have hereunto subscribed my name in the presence of two witnesses.
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HONOLULU, Aug. 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- On August 7, 2014, the board of directors of Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (NYSE-HE) (HEI) maintained the regular quarterly cash dividend of 31 cents per share, payable September 10, 2014, to shareholders of record at the close of business on August 22, 2014 (ex-dividend date is August 20, 2014). The dividend is equivalent to an annual rate of $1.24 per share.
Dividends have been paid continuously since 1901. At the indicated annual dividend rate and the closing share price on August 7, 2014 of $23.55, HEI's yield is 5.3%.
HEI and Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. (Hawaiian Electric) intend to continue to use HEI's website, www.hei.com, as a means of disclosing additional information. Such disclosures will be included on HEI's website in the Investor Relations section. Accordingly, investors should routinely monitor such portions of HEI's website, in addition to following HEI's, Hawaiian Electric's and American Savings Bank's press releases, HEI's and Hawaiian Electric's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings and HEI's public conference calls and webcasts. The information on HEI's website is not incorporated by reference in this document or in HEI's and Hawaiian Electric's SEC filings unless, and except to the extent, specifically incorporated by reference. Investors may also wish to refer to the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii (PUC) website at dms.puc.hawaii.gov/dms in order to review documents filed with and issued by the PUC. No information on the PUC website is incorporated by reference in this document or in HEI's and Hawaiian Electric's SEC filings.
HEI supplies power to approximately 450,000 customers or 95% of Hawaii's population through its electric utilities, Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc., Hawaii Electric Light Company, Inc. and Maui Electric Company, Limited and provides a wide array of banking and other financial services to consumers and businesses through American Savings Bank, one of Hawaii's largest financial institutions.
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- fmcoxe6188 Nov 12, 2010 05:30 AM
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I am trying to find the spot for the best brunch in Boston. I am looking for a spot with great food, and an atmosphere conducive to conversation. My companion is staying in downtown Boston and I don't want to make them cross the river to Cambridge so Im looking for places in Boston proper. I've heard recs for Clink, and Eastern Standard. Anything else that's missed there? Anyone been to the jazz brunch at 75 Chestnut? Is it noisy and rowdy?
Thanks in advance- Im in a pickle!
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75 Chestnut
75 Chestnut St, Boston, MA 02108
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I've had the Aquitaine brunch at the Chestnut Hill location and really liked it. Very affordable. Good bloody marys. I enjoyed the potato latke with smoked salmon and a poached egg. I'm sure the South End location would also be good.
I have also enjoyed the brunch at Orinoco in Brookline and again, I think the South End location would be similar. Great coffee... however the big platters while delicious are pretty heavy. I usually walk to the Brookline location (2 miles from my house) and even with the walk home I'm still feeling uber-lethargic afterwards.
Best brunch in recent memory...Mistral. Sunday only though. Within walking distance of Downtown, I would recommend Market by Jean Georges.
Had a great brunch about six months back (prix fix) at Top of the Hub. Great food and views for an out of towner.
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800 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02199
I realize you've ruled out Cambridge, but the brunch at Craigie on Main is so head-and-shoulders above that it's worth a ten-minute cab ride or a couple stops on the red line. Depending on where your friend is staying, Craigie might actually be closer to their hotel than Eastern Standard (which also does terrific brunch).
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the red line stops in central square - even though cambridge was ruled out by the OP
How about Hamersley's Bistro. It's a nice walk from most areas in downtown Boston, the food is fabulous and you will be able to enjoy your conversation. It is a gracious place.
Hamersley's Bistro
553 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
For Boston proper, Hammersley's does a good brunch. I don't like the Aquitaine brunch: not very special at all. But as has already been said, Craigie is by far the best.
Brunch at XV Beacon is pricey but pretty damn good (not as good as Craigie).
We had a really fun/nice brunch at The Beehive. The food at Mistral (brunch) is superior but the jazz/food combo at The Beehive was great.


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There is still a good deal of gamesmanship going on these days however. In reviewing your fees above in comparison to what I encountered on Long Island I see you're paying $450 for registration (I paid $75), a $150 "dealer admin fee" (I paid no such fee) and $400 for MACO (I paid $300). But I paid $950 over invoice, so the net is about the same.
Asking the dealer "how much do you want to make above invoice" sounds like you're driving the deal but is not the best approach to negotiating IMO. You can start with a discussion like that to clarify that you know "invoice" pricing, but what you want to do is compare TOTAL PRE-TAX or POST-TAX prices among several dealers and let each one know that's the approach you're taking to avoid the "fees game".
MACO is different for different parts of the country. For Cali, it's $400. The fees are always so high here.
The registration fee is only really high cuz it's freaking Cali. If it were anywhere else it would most likely be less. This fee is dictated by the state, I actually priced it on the DMV website before I went to pay for my car to make sure the fees aligned.
Also, the dealer admin. fee is allowed by the state of California, it can be no more than $150 so most dealers milk it here.
I think, in general, the there were no real fees game as California has really high prices and taxes. The sales tax for where I live is 8.75% and next year will be 9.75%. At least it's better than some cities that are 10% now and going to be 10-12% next year.
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I looked at the product some years ago, it was interesting but did not really scale to what I needed. I also looked DataDomain but the cost are prohibitive, even at scale. Both rely on in-line depulication, you still have to get the data from the client.
I eventaully put in CommVault, it is stil expensive but with a properly deisgned deduplication infrastrucuture everyone else is trailing by a very wide margin. The client side deduplication is very good and exceptionally light on the network. Add synthetic full backups into that and a 20TB client will write a couple of GB of headers. Although more expensive than some, the saving from deduplication far outway the costs when it comes to investing in the disk backup targets.
I curently have over 7PB of protected data with about 650TB of data written to the disk targets. The only limiting factor at the moment is the amount of space in the remote data centre for the disk targets. I need the density to go up to 60 or 84 disks in 4 to 5 U. That problem is one that all hardware manufactures have to address, ExaGrid & EMC included.
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So 7PB of source side data (ie not 7PB of equivalent backup) . If so that's really good. Especially considering that you arent transferring the data across the network.
Data Domain / Exagrid are great band aids but that's the problem, they band aids. It doesnt get rid of the full / incremental cycle that hammers the source machines and network.
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Fabulous position. The food is average to good but could really be a great place to eat with a more adventurous menu that embraces the fresh food culture, however it can be a nice place to go for a summer lunch or evening meal.
We dined here for dinner which we thoroughly enjoyed and returned for breakfast which disappointed. For dinner, four of us shared a tapas entree - each dish delicious - including Thai fish cakes, lollipop chicken, haloumi with pesto and arancini balls. Amazingly we all chose the same main, whiting fillets light battered and we were all glad we did. The...
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Enjoyed a long lingering weekend lunch with a friend. Atmosphere was so nice, it was raining outside and gave it a cosy feel. Food was superb. The salted caramel chocolate pots are to die for. The wait staff were very attentive. Can't wait to go again.
Been few times hoping food be better but not. Food so average menu uninspiring I ordered toast last time I went as breakfast menu didn't appeal and expensive had to order toast then bacon, saus etc as extras which I think was $7 each portion :(. So went for plain toast and tasted of garlic which was bizarre. Afraid I...
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I have been to this restaurant several times but it has been through work. I personally would not go to this restaurant on my own. The meals are good but I find they are very expensive for what you get. The restaurant itself is ok in the summer but in the winter you freeze. It is very poorly heated.
We went with family to celebrate a birthday. The steaks we ordered were perfectly cooked and delicious (though I would have described them as a rib-eye, not a Delmonico). However both my wife's and my baked potatoes were seriously underdone. If it had not been a birthday party, we would have sent them back. Made the difference between what might...
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If you like steak and want it cooked exactly to your preferance then this is the place to go. l have never experienced steak cooked the way l ask at any restaurant but this one. lt was to perfection, the whole meal was amazing as was the service and atmosphere.
Been coming here for years generally I end up in belleville once every couple years and this is where I go for dinner! Service is always great very friendly and efficient food is always on point and the price is right keep it up guys and gals!
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I'm not saying people shouldn't be getting organised with presentsand supermarket deliveries, but surely it's too soon for all the decorations and advertising? It seems to get earlier each year, doesn't it?
I was Googling to see if I could find any proof that we do indeed have Christmas foisted upon us earlier each year, and I couldn't find any dates; just a description of something called the 'Christmas Creep'. It tells of stores around the world stocking Christmas products in October, or even September and assured me that I'm not just imagining the whole thing.
There should be a law against it. The beginning of December is early enough, otherwise the countdown until Christmas just gets boring. Can't we just put it all off until December, then declare it open season?
In our house, our eldest was born a week before Christmas, so a lot of the focus is on her birthday until that's done and dusted. We do try and get the tree up before her special day though, and I can remember her asking, when she was very young, if all the decorations in a huge shopping mall were for her birthday. One year we left getting a tree quite late, and she was upset by its absence. So the tree usually goes up around the 15th in our house.
However I have been informed that the tree is arriving on the 4th this year, so it seems Christmas Creep is a definite issue here. I'm a little worried the poor thing will be a mere twig by the 25th! Oh well, bring on the mulled wine and Christmas songs.
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KDramaStars.com – Fans of "The Killing" TV series, which ended a few weeks ago, know that it's a remake of the original Danish show "Forbrydelsen" but AMC and Netflix networks outdid themselves and gained a cult following in the process. Meanwhile, cast Joel Kinnaman signs on with WME.
Morwenna Ferrier wrotefor The Guardian that "The Killing" TV series more than held its own compared to the original from which it was based on.
She also described Detective Sarah Linden (Mirreille Enos) as a "higher functioning" Lund, the lead in "Forbrydelsen."
"Linden may be a little watery compared to Lund, but once you've stopped comparing the two, Enos is great – her shaky patience, her dogged policework, her glowering expression (which is filmed 70% of the time through a car windscreen)," she wrote. "My only real gripe is how her (really good) hair never goes frizzy in the damp."
But the publication said that the revelation in "The Killing" TV series was Joel Kinnaman who plays Detective Holder who was more interesting than her counterpart in the Danish show. An addict who is trying to turn his life around through his very strong faith.
"His slippery relationship with vegan food, his never-dry hair, the way he gets all overexcited when he gets to "go method" with gangs. Then there's his rolling, laconic accent, which he has a lot of fun with. Completely absurd and untranslatable, but it sort of makes him," she wrote.
Speaking of "The Killing" cast Joel Kinnaman, report from The Hollywood Reportersaid that the Swedish actor has signed on with the William Morris Endeavor talent agency.
Joel Kinnaman will next be seen in "Run All Night" produced by Warner Bros., along with "Taken" star Liam Neeson, and "Child 44," described as a Soviet-era thriller. In that film he will star alongside "Mad Max Fury" star Tom Hardy and "Prometheus" cast Noomi Rapace.
TVLine.com – By now, you have probably Netflix-binged The Killing's final season — and you no doubt have questions of the burning and nagging variety. (If you're still making your way through the six-episode swan song, bookmark this story and return when you are finished.)
Well, we had questions too — loads of them. About that final scene. About the rumored Holder-Linden kiss. About the surprise cameo. About a possible fifth season. And, after talking to The Killing's puppet master Veena Sud, we now have answers.
TVLINE | Was it always your intention for Linden and Holder to pair up romantically in the end?
There were many different possibilities for how the story of Linden and Holder would end. That was one of them that we started to discuss at the beginning of this season, and that felt right. From the very beginning, I knew that her journey would have to end in a place of uneasy peace, where there were no good guys, there were no bad guys. There was a truce that she had to make with the world as it is versus the way she wanted the world to be. I always knew that finding that peace would be an inner journey at the very end for her. Holder says, "It's not ghosts in front of you, it's not the dead." And that revelation of who is standing in front of her and who's in her life was something that I instinctually knew [I wanted to get to] from the very beginning. I didn't know it necessarily would be Holder. But seeing what's in front of her and being present of that — the beauty of the world — was the place I wanted Sarah to get to at the end of her story. That's one reason that visual of her standing in front of that beautiful cityscape in the main titles has been a recurring image over and over. It transforms over the course of the series. It's a city of the dead that she's looking at. And, in the end, it's a city — ultimately — of the living. And that's where she belongs.
TVLINE | Finding this peace allowed her to be open to a romantic relationship with Holder?
Finding the truth of what is in her life, and not running away… Linden is a runner. She runs away from everything in search of a better life. And she says that to Holder. "Home is here. And you are home. You are my best friend."
TVLINE | Was the five-year time jump always in your plans as well?
I always knew that we would end the present-day story at the end of the season and come back five years later with Linden and Holder. The story would never end simply around the case, with Linden running away again. That would just feel like more of the same. There would always be a final reckoning between Holder and Linden. That final moment where she comes back, we viewed as the final movement of an opera. If there was anyplace where we could've possibly ended the story it would've been with her leaving Holder and permanently leaving Seattle forever. That would have been a very different end for the character. And she never would've found peace that way.
The Killing Final SeasonTVLINE | Were you on set when those two final scenes with Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman were shot?
Yes. The final shot [pictured, right] was the very last thing we shot. We organized it so that would be how everything would end. And it was tear-filled for Mireille, for myself, for Joel, for the crew… It was very bittersweet for all of us. We became a family and we loved these characters.
TVLINE | Was there much discussion or debate between the two actors about how it would go down?
There was no debate. At the beginning of the season, I sat down with Mireille and told her how her story would end, and she said not one word. Tears were just flowing from her eyes. And she looked at me and said, "It's perfect. This is the end that she deserves." I told Joel separately as well, and he got teary. And he said, "Let's not talk any more about it. Let's save it for the moment." So, on the day, both of the actors felt like [they were conveying] the truth of these characters. And they did it so beautifully. Everyone was nervous about that last scene, of course. We were all really quiet during rehearsal and during lighting. And then when we were all done, that's when everyone cried and hugged.
TVLINE | There's a rumor that a kiss was filmed and not used. True?
It was not filmed. I knew I never wanted to film a kiss. That would have felt a little too pat. But, at one point, Jonathan Demme — who directed the finale — did a lovely crane shot that I decided not to use in the end. But it was a crane shot that tracked Holder approaching Linden, and then — discreetly before they came together — [the camera panned] away. So the crane shot dollies away and looks over this beautiful river and we're looking at the skyline, but Joel and Mireille continued their action, which was him walking towards her, looking at each other and then… they didn't really know what to do next. [Laughs] So they kissed! The funniest thing is, everyone was clustered around the monitors looking at the shot and the script supervisor and my producer, Kristen Campo, were the only people looking on the ground at Mireille and Joel, and Campos kept nudging me, "Look! Look!" And I was like, "I am! I'm looking at the shot!" So I never saw the kiss, but they did.
TVLINE | So Linden and Holder finally kissed and it wasn't caught on tape?
No, it wasn't. [Laughs]
TVLINE | That's pretty funny. OK, moving on to other hot topics. Billy Campbell's return as Richmond was a nice surprise. How did that come about?
It felt very natural that the final person who would pull the rug out from under Linden would be a man who had become her nemesis. They started out in a similar kind of world of attempting good and wanting good. But he went to the dark side. And rather than having an anonymous sergeant or lieutenant giving her the news ahead of the police commissioner, it [made sense that it] would be the mayor. And he would relish giving her the news. So we called Billy and said we'd love for you to come back, and he said, "Just tell me when."
TVLINE | Why would someone as smart as Linden return to the scene of the crime to dispose of crucial evidence? I'm referring to her getting rid of the cell phone at the lake house.
We do stupid things when we commit crimes. The fallacy is that any of us are Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie. When we're emotional, as clearly she was during and after this very unexpected event, people do really dumb things. And going back to the lake, for her, was, "Let me close this up emotionally. Let me say goodbye." She loved this man. She loved him deeply — for a long time. And she killed him. And she hated him. And she was repulsed by him. So in the miasma of all of these emotions, she made a bad move.
TVLINE | Similarly, Holder — who had a lot to lose if the truth about Skinner's murder got out, as he made very clear to Linden — pretty much confessed to the crime at his AA meeting. That also seemed a little sloppy.
The reality, and a lot of cops will tell you this, is that people want to talk. We're not sociopaths by nature. For the most part, we're human beings who do bad things, feel bad about them, want to confess, want to explain ourselves, want to have a reason for why we did what we did. I think that they reacted in a way that bad guys do all the time. So, yes, both of them should have known better.
TVLINE | The scene where Linden was closely tailing Skinner's daughter in her car as the girl rode her bicycle – what would have happened had that other car not swerved in front of her?
My feeling is, Linden — at the last possible moment — would've stopped herself anyway [from running her over]. Throughout this season, we see both Linden and Holder going to the edge and coming back. And letting these darker emotions rule them in a way that, in this very unique circumstance in life, they've never had to confront. So I believe in her heart she would never kill a child; that's not who she is. But the agony of watching this child — this hanging chad — that keeps coming back over and over to make things worse and worse for her, certainly tempted her.
TVLINE | Did Holder and Caroline end up getting married?
They did. And then they quickly divorced. [Laughs] They were different animals. He and Linden are the same.
TVLINE | Did Kyle end up going to jail for the murders or did Col. Rayne take the fall for him?
No, Kyle did.
TVLINE | You previously told me that Season 4 was definitely the end of the road for the show, but Holder and Linden are still alive. And, as one of my readers suggested, a big murder — like, say, Holder's daughter — would be just the thing to pull both of them back into their old jobs…
[Laughs] We brought her to the end of her journey. She found the thing that she was looking for all along. It's the end of the story.
hillcountrynews.com – This summer, streaming services Netflix and Hulu are back in the spotlight again, releasing more self-produced television shows that are on par with — and in some cases above the level of traditional cable television series.
Dropped by AMC after three seasons, gritty crime drama "The Killing" was picked up by Netflix for a fourth season — said to the be show's last.
The show, which features Mireille Enos, an actress virtually unknown before her Emmy-nominated run as Seattle detective Sarah Linden in "The Killing," along with Swedish actor Joel Kinnaman (this year's "Robocop" remake), is an exercise in episodic television.
As each season is essentially a long movie, rather than a series of individual episodes, "The Killing" seems tailor-made for Netflix, where shows are released a whole season at a time and binge-watching is the norm.
When it debuted on AMC in 2011, the pilot episode drew 2.7 million viewers — making it the No. 2 AMC debut behind "The Walking Dead." However, the show drew the fire of critics and fans alike when it didn't reveal the killer at the end of the first season. Numbers dropped off, as did ratings in the second season, and AMC cancelled the show after Season 2. However, negotiations with Netflix and Fox Television Studios helped bring the show back for a reasonably well-accepted third season.
But, the numbers just weren't solid enough for a cable network show, and "The Killing" was killed again. Netflix came to the rescue, ordering a round of six episodes to give the show a final season and a chance to round out the storylines of its characters.
This kind of thing has become more and more common, but so has the advent of streaming services as international content distributors.
In the earlier days of cable television, the best shows produced overseas might eventually make their way to the U.S. by way of late-night syndication or by making an appearance on the long-running PBS show "Masterpiece Mystery."
Shows like BBC's "Prime Suspect," starring Helen Mirren, and a number of shows featuring Agatha Christie's famous sleuths Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, as well as the outstanding "Foyle's War," starring Michael Kitchen, could only be found via PBS. Then, as the number of cable networks began to swell, more syndication deals became available, and more shows were visible to viewers — at least those who could sift through the myriad channels at the right time to find them.
Then came on-demand, and then streaming services to save the day. To the growing frustration of the cable monopolies, no longer do we have to sift through hundreds of often irrelevant television channels to find something interesting. Now, we can search by category, country of origin, or even by an actor we're interested in.
To that end, I recommend you check out the following shows:
Netflix released a second season of neo-gothic horror series "Hemlock Grove," penned by Brian McGreevy and Lee Shipman — a pair of writers from the Austin area.
"The Fall" is an Irish police drama starring Gillian Anderson ("The X-Files"). The first five-episode season is available on Netflix, and a second season just recently wrapped filming. If you're wondering about Gillian Anderson with an accent, don't. She's of Irish descent, and a BBC regular who grew up in London.
Timely and engrossing, Hulu's "The Promise" gives some historical perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as a young woman learns about her grandfather's involvement in the final years of Palestine under British rule in the 1940s.
If you haven't seen "Lilyhammer," starring Steven Van Zandt ("The Sopranos"), it's a must-watch. This irreverant series was the first-ever Netflix original and one of its best.
Torontosun.com – Netflix has given Joel Kinnaman the opportunity to finally let loose.
The Swedish-born actor stars in crime drama The Killing, which debuted its fourth and final season this past weekend on Netflix. And the move from cable channel AMC to Netflix provided Kinnaman's character — Det. Stephen Holder, a rough-around-the-edges former drug addict with an unique sense of humour and a potty mouth — the chance to speak in a realistic way.
Kinnaman, 34, says he spent the first three seasons of the show tiptoeing around profanity, occasionally uttering words that weren't allowed and making the crew set up for another take. But with the loosened rules at Netflix, things changed.
"I didn't have to worry about that," he says. "I could just talk like the character would talk. So that just made it a little easier."
And the actor jumped on the opportunity to swear as soon as he could — even if it wasn't coherent with the story.
"The first scene we shot in the fourth season," he says, "it was kind of a joke of a scene, but I just went on this avalanche of cussing for like three minutes."
He makes his voice deeper to replicate the moment, lets a string of profanities loose — the kind of words that we can't print here — and then laughs.
"I was like, 'I just had to get that off my chest,' " he says. "It's been three years of holding it back."
But aside from the dialogue and slightly longer running times — instead of 45 minutes, the episodes now stretch to almost an hour each — Kinnaman says season four's six episodes maintain the feeling of the first three seasons. So, don't expect any nude scenes.
"This show has a very specific tone and a moral behind it," he says, "so you're not going to find any nudity. There's not going to be a bunch of t—ies bouncing around just because it's on Netflix. That's not the show."
The Killing, based on the Danish TV show Forbrydelsen, won over many viewers when it debuted in 2011 with its creepy, rain-soaked Seattle setting and similarities to the classic David Lynch series Twin Peaks. However, when detectives Stephen Holder and Sarah Linden (Mireille Enos) didn't find Rosie Larsen's killer at the end of season one — even though AMC sort of implied that they would — fans revolted, with viewership dropping to nearly half for the show's second season.
As most people familiar with The Killing know, the show then experienced two rebirths. After AMC cancelled it in July 2012, Fox Television Studios (which produces the series) shopped it around to other networks, which eventually led to a third season airing on both AMC and Netflix, with the two companies sharing production costs.
Then it got cancelled again. So this past fall, Netflix announced that it would continue the show for one final season, which gives us another example of the kind of digital life extension that seems to be happening a lot these days (we're looking at you, Community).
Kinnaman, who starred in the 2014 reboot of the '80s hit RoboCop and will appear in the upcoming mobster drama Run All Night, says that the show's uncertain status never really affected him.
"I'm not that sentimental of a person," he says. "I was already restless after two seasons. I'd never done anything for that long, and I had a lot of other interesting opportunities that I really wanted to do. So, it was quite an easy transition for me (to say goodbye)."
But in preparing for the fourth season, the actor admits he underestimated how much the show meant to him.
"It was surprising how rewarding it was to actually have a real conclusion," he says. "It really meant a lot to me to get that true ending, and leave the character in a dignified way."
The fourth season begins with Holder and Linden reeling from a violent decision at the end of the previous season (we won't spoil it if you haven't caught up yet). The new batch of episodes focus on the murder of a wealthy family, with the investigation leading to an all-boys military academy.
Now that the show has wrapped up, Kinnaman says he'll miss the on-set dynamic that he shared with Enos, who recently had a baby son named Larkin with her husband, actor Alan Ruck (Spin City).
"I'm definitely going to miss working with her on a regular basis, where we spend so much time together," he says.
"But we're friends, so we'll find ways to hang out. She just had a baby, and that's going to be one of the first things I do when I get back to Los Angeles. I'm going to visit little Larkin."


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On the Depo-shot so now I don't get them anymore, but not for too long since that's probably not good for me + long term calcium loss? o,o
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Ladies, if any of you begin at con and get stuck without a pad or tampon, go to the EMRT's office in the upper dome. I will be dropping off supplies for your perusal!
Posted 20 March 2012 - 12:57 PM
I feel like there is potential for a cosplay here... FEW (Flow Emergency Woman): Complete with medicine, tampons, stain remover stick, and double-sided tape for when things don't exactly fit the same during the convention...
I know I'd be worried about the top of my Sailor Star Fighter costume if I have my period during the con.
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I'm getting to the tail-end of this month's, so if all goes well I should be blood-free and zit-ridden again this year.
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cosplay plans for '14- Friday: Battle City Mai Valentine (Yugioh), gijinka Tentacool (Pokemon). Saturday: Casual Mamoru (Sailor Moon), Gracia Hughes (original FMA), Lady Bow (Paper Mario), Fluttershy (MLP: Friendship is Magic)
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I kind of hope that it starts before the con rather than during it. The last thing I need is to find out 3 hours after I've started because there's blood all over my costume
~2012: Friday Cosplay- Vriska Serket(Make Her Pay)/Homestuck [100%] | Saturday Cosplay- Princess Zelda/Wind Waker [100%] | Sunday Cosplay- GLaDOS/Portal 2 [100%]
~2011: Saturday Cosplay- Suigintou/Rozen Maiden [100%] [x] | Sunday Cosplay- Kallen Kozuki/Code Geass (Black Knights) [100%] [x]
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Other Cosplays Include: Rose Lalonde/Homestuck, Sakura Haruno/Naruto, Random Quidditch Player/Harry Potter, Trace/Onward Bound, Marceline/Adventure Time, Dead Shuffle Jade Harley/Homestuck, Dog Tier Jade Harley/Homestuck, and Dress of Eclectica Jade Harley/Homestuck.
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Exactly what I'm planning on doing xD
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But the good news is, that means I'll definitely be done by next week, and the fact I'm already starting to feel better suggests that all the nasty PMS-stuff is likely to clear up quickly too. Back to finishing costume...
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Tidus 97%
Posted 16 April 2013 - 05:27 PM
Ladies it's that time of year again when we start to wonder weather we will be free or held back by this? With ACen being one month away I might have it since I'm starting this week. Who knows right? Hopefully I don't have during ACen I have been tracking it for a while and I'm cutting it close.
Take A Good Look At Me
Just Your Typical Prototype...
Registration Staff: 2012-2014
Posted 16 April 2013 - 06:28 PM
So I'm free for ACen!
Posted 17 April 2013 - 03:12 PM
Posted 17 April 2013 - 08:28 PM
cactusmomma, on 17 April 2013 - 03:12 PM, said:
I think it's awesome that you guys are offering that kind of assistance .
Date a Live - Kurumi Tokisaki
Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:52 AM
Damn Thread's fearless leaderReluctant Member of the Little Maids CorpsUGUU~
ACen 2013 Cosplay: LOL whatever I manage to throw together at this point...-_-;;


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