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8 But the crowds seeing [it], were in fear, and glorified God who gave such power to men. | 8 When the crowd saw this, they were filled with awe; and they praised God, who had given such authority to men. |
The Darby Translation is in the public domain. (The Darby Translation Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |

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A school in Victor went into voluntary lockdown Thursday morning because of issues with a student.
The Ontario County Sheriff's office said this was a precautionary measure because they had "concerns" about the student.
There were no weapons involved.
Other schools in the district were in lock out.
The student is currently being held with faculty and police.
The schools have resumed normal activities.
The school district sent 13WHAM this statement:
"This morning the Junior/Senior High School was placed in lock down as a precaution because of a disruptive student. As part of our safety plan, all other school buildings were placed in lock out. The situation was resolved. All students and staff members are safe and classes will continue as usual."


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Mocellin, E., Russell, R. and Ravera, M.* (1998) "The Microscale Synthesis and Electrochemistry of Low-Valent Monouclear Complexes (n3-C3H5)Fe(CO)3X(X=1,Br,Cl)", Journal of Chemical Education, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 773-775, American Chemical Society, "Boxeman Mt, USA" [C1]
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Mocellin, E., Ravera, M.*, Russell, R. and Hynson, T.* (1996) Over 100 Years of Research on Cyclopentadienylironcarbonyl Chemistry: Microscale-Integrated Organometallic Experiments, Journal of Chemical Education, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 99-102, Div of Chemical Education ofthe American Chem Soc, USA [C1]
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1 And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying , | 1 The LORD said to Moses, |
2 Speak unto the children of Israel, that they bring me an offering: of every man that giveth it willingly with his heart ye shall take my offering. | 2 "Tell the Israelites to bring me an offering. You are to receive the offering for me from each man whose heart prompts him to give. |
3 And this is the offering which ye shall take of them; gold, and silver, and brass, | 3 These are the offerings you are to receive from them: gold, silver and bronze; |
4 And blue, and purple, and scarlet , and fine linen, and goats' hair, | 4 blue, purple and scarlet yarn and fine linen; goat hair; |
5 And rams' skins dyed red , and badgers' skins, and shittim wood, | 5 ram skins dyed red and hides of sea cows; acacia wood; |
6 Oil for the light, spices for anointing oil, and for sweet incense, | 6 olive oil for the light; spices for the anointing oil and for the fragrant incense; |
7 Onyx stones, and stones to be set in the ephod, and in the breastplate. | 7 and onyx stones and other gems to be mounted on the ephod and breastpiece. |
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Star Wars party supplies
The love of the classic movie Star Wars never seems to die and it is back as a popular party theme!
So if you're planning for this theme, here are some fantastic Star Wars party supplies which you could incorporate! I've mixed in some Star Wars licensed party items along with some party items to go with a black/white/silver colour scheme.
Remember to pop into the Life's Little Celebration's directory to find more items through the vendors listed.
Star Wars Party Invitations and Printables
Some printable backdrops perfect for your dessert table. Once you have the PDF file you can have them printed at Officeworks or I have previously used Little Dance Invitations who do fantastic backdrop printing and you can e-mail them your file!
It isn't too hard to find Star Wars themed foil balloons and other star wars themed decorations online, however here are some other black/white/silver decorations which can also be used for a Star Wars party theme:
This star pinata which could also be made in silver, would be a fun activity for a star wars party:
For a real star/sparkle effect you could use a black sequin tablecloth:
For something more casual for a kids table etc, these paper tablerunners would work well:
Love these star wars party forks:
These fun star wars labels could be popped onto some mini drink bottles:
Star Wars Cake & Dessert Accessories
A mix of star wars party themed items and black/white/silver items which can be used for your cake, dessert and items on a dessert table:
You can find a range of vendors Australia wide in the Directory if you are after professionally made star wars themed cake, cookies etc!
Star Wars Party Favours and Packaging
Some packaging options for a Star Wars party favour bag/box:
A few items for the finishing touches on a party bag:
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For more ideas and star wars party inspiration, view the following links:
Fantastic star wars party by Kiss With Style
Modern star wars party perfect for a tween by Ruffles and Bells Event Styling
A fun star wars party featured on Marabous
A star wars party based around a Lego star wars theme, featured on Hostess with the Mostess
Stars wars party in red, blue and black by Vesna of One Lovely Day events
posted on 14th Sep 2014 | Tags: black, boys, jedi, silver, star wars, white
Pirate Theme Party Supplies
A pirate party is a well loved party theme with lots of fun ways to decorate!
Incorporate gold coins, pirate hats, treasure chests and maps to give the kids a real pirate party feel! Black and red are common colours for this theme – which you could mix in with some blue, or gold.
I hope you enjoy the selection of Pirate party supplies in this blog post – mostly taken from vendors in the Life's Little Celebration's party directory. This is just a sample and you can find even more from browsing the vendors on the Directory when planning this pirate party!
Pirate Invitations and Printables
This is a great unisex invitation for a Pirates and Princesses/Fairies party:
If you want a pinata at your pirate party, then this Anchor pinata would look fantastic in gold!:
Pirate Party Desserts and Cake accessories:
Some items to help dress up and present your cupcakes and desserts:
Love the way these toppers can be used to look like sails:
This wooden dessert stand could be used for cake pops, macarons etc:
Create some pirate themed desserts with these items:
You can also find some fantastic vendors on the Life's Little Celebration's children's party directory to create a pirate cake and other desserts for you:
These crates are great for a riser on your dessert table or for under your cake stand for a pirate party:
Love this red cake stand! Perfect for a pirate party colour scheme as well:
A few items to hire for a Pirate party but make sure you see the full list of vendors Australia wide on the Directory to hire items for a pirate party.
Pirate party themed items:
A few other fun items to incorporate into a pirate party:
Some fantastic party games for a Pirate party. Follow the links for even more on this site:
Pirate Party Favours & Favour boxes etc
A few novelty pirate favour ideas along with some favour packaging options:
A chocolate bar in a customised wrapper is always a tasty treat to take home!:
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Find more fantastic inspiration and ideas:
Love this pirate party by Jo Studio on The Little Big Company blog
Fantastic styling ideas in this pirate party by Kiss Me Kate on the Amy Atlas blog
Love the dessert table and setup of this pirate party by Ruby Ju featured on the Amy Atlas blog
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City officials are weighing a proposal to house up to 172 undocumented immigrant children in the former Blossom South Nursing and Rehabilitation Center building on Monroe Avenue.
Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, who tentatively is open to the idea, met with city officials Monday to discuss the possibility of housing young immigrants in the shuttered skilled nursing facility after Blossom South's owners contacted a city official, Warren administration spokeswoman Jessica Alaimo said Tuesday.
The proposal is preliminary, Alaimo said. The city has not contacted federal officials to discuss the plan's feasibility or whether the building at 1175 Monroe Ave. in the city's Upper Monroe neighborhood would be suitable.
The feeler from the home's owners comes as thousands of underage Central American immigrants are crossing the U.S. border daily with many fleeing crime and gang violence in their native countries.
A U.S. policy dating to the George W. Bush administration bans U.S. authorities from immediately deporting undocumented minors. Some can be placed with relatives already living legally or illegally in the United States but many more need housing.
The city has not been contacted by federal immigration officials and has no sense yet of how workable the nursing home owners' proposal might be, Warren cautioned.
"Right now, we have a situation where someone made an inquiry of our city. We're on a fact-finding mission to find out what would be required of the city if anything," the mayor said.
At the outset, it does not appear any city money would be needed if children were housed at Blossom South, Warren said. Any federal dollars the facility might bring could provide local jobs.
Still, she said, questions need to be answered before the city takes a formal stand on the proposal.
"Do we have the support network: the community organizations, the legal organizations and the spiritual organizations to help with that? We have not (asked) the federal government about their intent.
"We're going to do our due diligence and find out all the information before any decision is made," Warren said.
The nursing home owners' proposal comes weeks after federal and state officials, citing a long list of longstanding health and safety concerns, forced Blossom South to close and after the facility's out-of-town owners lost a court fight to halt the shutdown.
The Syracuse Post-Standard has reported that Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner wrote to President Barack Obama last week, asking him to help expedite any plans to temporarily house up to 200 Central American children on the Franciscan campus on Syracuse's North Side. Her offer prompted protests and counter-protests Friday, the newspaper reported.
"One thing we all know," Warren said, "is that children don't ask to be born. Our country was founded on the fact of people wanting a better life for their children, for their family. In this situation, we have children who are suffering, coming across the border in hopes of a better life. We need to show some compassion."
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Peter Perine at 7:29:35 PM on 7/22/2014
I think it's commendable that Mayor Warren has seized the opportunity proposed by the Blossom South owners in terms of offering shelter to meet the needs of a portion of the wave of Central American children now flooding our southern border. Let's find room for some of these... Read More >
Anne Wessler at 7:06:50 PM on 8/1/2014
While I think it is commendable to have compassion for others, I feel this topic in specific, is a blatant disregard for our country, its beliefs, its home problems (too numerous to even list) and the upholding of our constitution. I have compassion. My first loyalty is to m... Read More >
Margie Campaigne at 10:11:59 AM on 8/4/2014
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me." Why those whose ancestors made it into this country, likely as some kind of refugee, however long ago, think that we should now lock the door is beyond me. I am proud that my c... Read More >


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mushroom8118 on 5/8/2014 4:55:00 AM more reviews by mushroom8118
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I bought this perfume on impulse when I forgot to bring my perfume while away for an outstation meeting. There's going to be a dinner gala held by the foreign office and I didn't have any perfume with me. So I just went to the nearest mall and grab this cos it came in set of the EDP, lotion & shower gel.
Truly a good buy indeed!! I get compliments the first time I wear it. It's warm, sensual and sweet perfume. It is one of the best night fragrances I have. It's both great for evening wear and day wear. Am glad that I bought it. The bottle is slim and the design is perfectly convenient for me to keep in my travel toiletries bag. Will stick to this as my travel perfume for now until something better come along.
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GotGumption on 2/11/2014 2:41:00 PM more reviews by GotGumption
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Other
At the moment this is my go-to favourite perfume. I love this scent, the only perfume I reach for when I'm going out at night, or even before work if I feel like I need a confidence boost because this just smells sophisticated sexy to me. It's not too deep and has a very slight hint of spiciness. I would say that this is definitely not for teenage girls, but rather something to pair with your favourite LBD when going out for cocktails. I have a love/hate relationship with the packaging, love the idea behind the smooth black bottle that makes me think of a night in the city, hate that I cannot see how much I have left. I'm on my second bottle now, and I don't begrudge the price especially as I managed to get a small discount on it which seems to be not too difficult to find.
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*TOP REVIEWER* babykitten9 on 5/10/2013 7:41:00 PM more reviews by babykitten9
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Other
Actually I got it with a really nice discount from the local Dutch Sephora store (no more Sephora in the Netherlands, therefore the discount since they were leaving). It's really generic. Night scent? Not really. It's fresh and it will be perfect for spring or summer. Nice clean scent. Not sure if it is worth the actual price. I wouldn't have gotten it without the discount, even though I quite like it. There is just nothing special about it.
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dpetals on 2/22/2013 4:39:00 AM more reviews by dpetals
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I just love this perfume. To me it smells like oranges and champagne. Perfect for night wear. Not the kind of perfume that you will notice immediately on a person, but the kind of perfume that creeps up on you when you are standing close. Long lasting, the smell doesn't change very much for the original spritz and it is the perfect addition to your night out :)
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missdiordior on 12/18/2012 1:00:00 PM more reviews by missdiordior
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I think it is a very pleasant and elegant perfume. Not for school girls nor for sexy ladies, just picture yourself the little black dress and a luxury ball. It's not too heavy or too sweet, just perfect and I absolutely LOVE it!
There is just one thing I am complaining about: it doesnt last long, I do wish it could stay on my skin longer.
And yes, I would definitely purchase it again. Although I would love it more if it's a bit cheaper.
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alaras on 11/30/2012 1:08:00 PM more reviews by alaras
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This is a fresh fragrance. It says 'I've just taken a shower'. It's not a sexy fragrance and I do not really understand why it's called Nuit (night) as I think this is quite a day time, casual scent. For me, it's not very uniqe or new and I wouldn't even call this sophisticated as such. But I like that shower gel side of it. The downside is after a while it can be a bit cloying and a bit too masculen. The black glass bottle makes it impossible to see how much is left in it. I am not sure if I would buy it again... It's nice but too expensive for what it is.
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All of my vegan friends drink beer...though we did send some people searching for vegan beer once..they came back an hour later, unsuccessful
we should all just start sneaking meat products into all the vegan diets and brew them porterhouse porters.
A vegan beer though is not too difficult to do, just brew as normal then instead of using gelatin clarifiers you use something like Irish Moss as your clarifier, and that would be the only real step that may cause issues for a vegan in a homebrew situation. Unless they see the ingestion of yeast as being an issue, then they just need to give up on life. An all grain beer really doesn't leave much to not be considered vegan.
Vegan is the avoidance of animal or animal by products, yeast are fungi - beer is vegan unless you use certain fining agents like gelatin or isinglass Raw however would be the issue, I believe the temps used in kilning would no longer constitute raw even if you found a means to not boil
This conversation is entertaining, now if you'll excuse me, I'm going back to my steak dinner with a side of veal parmesan
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Leave it to Dolce & Gabbana to bring a little flash to Fall 2013. This season, the duo's penchant for flair came in the form of Byzantine mosaic prints, religious fresco patterns, and dazzling jewel adornments — not to mention the army of models in crimson lace that closed the show.
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'In Order of Disappearance' is a Norwegian 'Fargo' with More Snow
Movie Reviews By Scott Beggs on September 22, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIn 2010, Stellan Skarsgård teamed for a third time with director Hans Petter Moland to make a sunshiny film about a gangster getting out of prison, having an existential crisis and killing a snitch. A Somewhat Gentle Man is a smart crime comedy with its tongue forcibly shoved into its cheek, and now Skarsgård and Moland have returned with a worthy follow-up in the same cold vein. In Order of Disappearance sees Skarsgård playing a Coenesque ice plow driver who clears a path through the wilderness and minds his own business. When his son is killed by drug dealers, he works his way up the food chain, maintaining everyman status while bloodying noses. The story blossoms when he learns the name of the big boss, letting us get to know two crime families and their dysfunctions.
Lars von Trier's Next Project Is a Probably Completely Normal TV Show
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 2, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIf you were concerned that Lars von Trier had come out of his self-imposed media isolation (since 2011) to share assuredly bizarre news with the world, soothe your worries, because he had Stellan Skarsgard and Nymphomaniac producer Louise Vesth do the dirty work for him. During the Venice Film Festival press conference for Nymphomanic: Vol. II — Director's Cut, which von Trier declined to attend in person, Vesth shared brief details on the filmmaker's next project (even cranky artists who aren't too fond of reporters need to get the word out somehow). Deadline relayed the announcement that von Trier is tackling an "unprecedented" English language TV series with an enormous international cast called The House That Jack Built. According to Vesth, it will be "something you have never seen before and something you will definitely never see again." While that is completely believable, the plot details aren't available yet. Von Trier is in the process of writing the series for a 2016 shoot. Although we'll be waiting a little while before this materializes, the show's executive producer, Peter Aalbæk Jensen, still urged everyone that "you better hold your breath." What exactly is von Trier cooking up here? While he's danced with television before, his best work was back in 1994 when he helmed the brilliant Danish fantasy and horror miniseries The Kingdom. That series, which centers upon a Copenhagen hospital where supernatural happenings occur, was a massive success for the filmmaker. There's a real possibility, knowing von Trier, that the new series is going to be just as strange and surreal as […]
22 Things We Learned from the 'Thor: The Dark World' Commentary
Commentary Commentary By Kevin Carr on February 20, 2014 | Comments (8)By the end of the year, we will be ten films deep in Marvel Studios mythology, which is quite a feat by any standard. While not every film can be the billion-dollar blockbuster like The Avengers or Iron Man 3, the smaller ones still make plenty of money worldwide and provide a substantial amount of connective tissue in the overall universe. In November 2013, Thor: The Dark World came out, performing about as well as its predecessor (which is to say good, but not great). The film wraps up a lot of Loki's storyline from Thor and The Avengers, but more importantly, the mid-credits sequence leads into The Guardians of the Galaxy, due out in August 2014. For the DVD and Blu-ray release, director Alan Taylor sits down with Marvel guru Kevin Feige, villainous heartthrob Tom Hiddleston, and cinematographer Kramer Morgenthau to talk about the film and reveal the behind-the-scenes process of not just making a superhero film, but making an installment in a much larger franchise.
'The Railway Man' Trailer Manipulates Our Emotions With Help From a Sobbing Colin Firth
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 10, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAnother film currently showing in Toronto, but one that we haven't heard too much about is Jonathan Teplitzky's The Railway Man. And why is that? Based on the first official trailer, the film has all the trappings for commercial success: Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Stellan Skarsgard, WWII and a bevy of emotions to keep you invested in hearing this story play out. Firth plays Eric Lomax, a WWII soldier captured in Singapore and held in a Japanese POW camp, where he and his fellow soldiers were brutally tortured after they refused to help build the Thai-Burma Railway. Flash forward to after the war, when Firth has survived and is trying desperately to find a sense of normalcy in life and overcome what happened in the camp – which his wife (Kidman) wants to understand in some way. Coping for Lomax appears to partly means tracking down his captor and dishing out what he was served. Check out the trailer below.
Casting Couch: Stellan Skarsgard May Play a Jerk in 'Cinderella,' Rooney Mara and Martin Sheen Join 'Trash,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 9, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a daily news column that's full of all sorts of salacious celebrity gossip, so long as you consider actors being cast in movies to be salacious gossip. Read on to get news about new jobs for Dev Patel, Michael K. Williams, Alicia Vikander, and more. There's always more. Kenneth Branagh's upcoming Cinderella seems to nearly have all of its casting ducks in a row. It's got Lily James as the title character, Richard Madden as the handsome prince, Helena Bonham Carter as the fairy godmother, Cate Blanchett as the wicked stepmother, and Sophie McShera and Holliday Grainger as the evil stepsisters. There's one question that's still at the tip of everyone's tongue though—who the heck is going to play the Grand Duke, AKA the duplicitous advisor to the King? Well, according to Heat Vision, Branagh is dipping into his Thor cast and negotiating with Stellan Skarsgard to fill this very important role that apparently exists.
Lars von Trier Is Trying to Turn Shia LaBeouf Into a 'Nymphomaniac'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on August 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhen it's announced that experimental filmmaker Lars von Trier has a new project in the works, it's pretty much guaranteed that you're going to be in for something weird. When it's announced that he's making a movie called Nymphomaniac, then you have to consider the possibility that he might be going places that you're not prepared to follow. What we know about the film so far is that it details the erotic experiences of a woman (Charlotte Gainsbourg) from her youth up to age 50, and the narrative framework of the film is a recounting of the events given to her husband (Stellan Skarsgard) from her perspective. Other than the confirmation of Gainsbourg and Skarsgård, not much is yet known about the cast that von Trier is looking to put together. And seeing as this film is set to be an anthology tale, one would imagine that the director is going to have to find a handful of actors to get the job done. Who could he possibly have his eye on for a movie about sexual experimentation? The involvement of Nicole Kidman and Willem Dafoe has been rumored from the start, but never confirmed. But what has been confirmed (via THR) is that the director is currently negotiating with Transformers vet Shia LaBeouf to take a role.
Von Trier's 'Nymphomaniac' Synopsis Gets Strangely Erotic
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 25, 2012 | Be the First To CommentSo, here's the official synopsis for Lars Von Trier's forthcoming Nymphomaniac which features Charlotte Gainsbourg, Stellan Skarsgard and an overtly suggestive title: "Nymphomaniac is the wild and poetic story of a woman's erotic journey from birth to the age of 50 as told by the main character, the self-diagnosed nymphomaniac, Joe. On a cold winter's evening the old, charming bachelor, Seligman, finds Joe beaten up in an alleyway. He brings her home to his flat where he tends to her wounds while asking her about her life. He listens intently as Joe over the next 8 chapters recounts the lushly branched-out and multi faceted story of her life, rich in associations and interjecting incidents." Associations? Interjecting Incidents? Chapters? Hot damn. We all need a cold shower right? The fascinating thing about the project is that…wait. From birth? It traces her erotic journey "from birth"?? Is Von Trier getting into Serbian Film territory? Let's hope so. And let's hope Gainsbourg gets more recognition for her fearlessness in working with the man. This synopsis may not be as salacious as the title, but it's knowing that he's already made her furiously masturbate in a forest clearing while trying to harm her husband that makes the anticipation of what he might make the actress do this time around disturbingly exciting. She's courageous beyond measure.
Review: 'The Avengers' is Marvel's Mightiest Movie
Movie Reviews By Scott Beggs on April 28, 2012 | Comments (10)In a New York living room, sometime in the early 1970s, a young boy is sitting in front of his television (possibly watching an episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus) and playing with plastic toy figures of Earth's mightiest heroes. He smashes The Hulk into Thor, zooms Iron Man around at incredible speed and makes Captain America leap over an H.R. Pufnstuf doll. Because, you know, he's got one of those too. Forty some odd years later, that same little boy named Joss Whedon got a chance to slam those toys together again, and he achieved something that's made up equally of the magic of childhood and the craftsmanship of a seasoned filmmaker. It was an impossible dream, a crazy call-out to the far left field bleachers, but The Avengers is the best movie that Marvel has made.
Foreign Objects: King of Devil's Island (Norway)
Features By Rob Hunter on January 5, 2012 | Comments (2)The doors of Norway's Bastoy Residential School remained open from 1900 to 1953, and in that half century hundreds of wayward boys called it home. They found themselves there for crimes big and small, but the goal was the same for all of them. Find the "honorable, humble, useful, Christian boy" inside the criminal, and then return them to society. But while this small chunk of rock adrift just south of Oslo was a home it was never meant to feel like one. A biting cold pervaded the place, inside and out, and it was as prevalent as the rigid discipline, hard labor and overall oppressiveness that was the school's daily routine. And as inescapable as the island itself. King of Devil's Island is based on the true story of a student uprising that occurred at Bastoy in 1915. An incident triggered by sexual abuse but fueled by pent-up rage led to the boys overthrowing their guardians and rioting until a unit of the Norwegian army arrived to quell the situation. The film is an affecting drama that mostly overcomes a familiar story with strong acting by Stellan Skarsgard and others, atmospheric cinematography and a core message of integrity and solidarity.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: December 22, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on December 22, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr pulls out his screening schedule, which looks like a gambling addict's racing form. He bounces from huge, mainstream releases to minor indie award contenders. Facing motion-capture CGI, tattooed bisexual investigators, cross-dressing waiters, silent film actors, and a lead star who is literally hung like a horse, Kevin tries to make sense of the seemingly countless releases this holiday week. Exhaustion from this process makes it impossible to buy a zoo or face the 3D end of the world, but his movie stocking is full, nonetheless.
NYFF Review: 'Melancholia' Makes for a Grand Apocalyptic Drama
Movie Reviews By Jack Giroux on October 16, 2011 | Comments (7)The last time Lars von Trier explored a relationship in decay, the divisive auteur could not have been more in your face. While parts of Antichrist were labeled as pure button-pushing, it was button-pushing in the greatest way possible. The director made a 2-hour endurance test, a great one at that. His latest, Melancholia, is not an endurance test. Right from the beginning prologue, which paints a picture of events to come, von Trier sucks one into his world of emotional and cynical chaos. The whole film, despite von Trier's bombastic filmmaking nature, is surprisingly grounded. This isn't about the destruction of earth, but of these characters. The apocalypse is only used to symbolize all of the characters' emotional deterioration.
Movie News After Dark: Tom Cruise, The Apocalypse, Nic Cage from Hell and a Bruckheimer Pitch Meeting
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Movie News After Dark? It's probably the last great nightly movie news column you'll ever read, seeing as tomorrow is the apocalypse. And since it's the end of days, we're keeping things simple around here. Just a little trip down relevant street with a few detours along the way. If we don't see you on the other side, just know that we loved you all. Even you. Tom Cruise feels like the perfect guy to feature on this, the last ever edition of Movie News After Dark. For one, he and the church of Scientology must have something to do with why God hates us. Also, he's just been confirmed for Horizons, the $100 million dollar sci-fi flick that Tron: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski has set up at Universal. Just when Cruise was starting to do awesome movies again, here comes the apocalypse to ruin it all. Thanks, L. Ron.
Cannes 2011 Review: Lars Von Trier's Melancholia
Cannes Film Festival By Simon Gallagher on May 18, 2011 | Comments (7)Despite assertions that I would never consciously put myself through the draining experience of watching one of his films again, this morning saw the first screening of Lars Von Trier's Melancholia, a film about the end of the world, as well as one that presents the triumph of melancholia, or the feeling that everything we know is hollow. So, now the credits have rolled, the world has ended and again, I find myself challenged by the dichotomy of a film that consciously aims to jar and jolt, rather than be pleasurable (is there any other way for this director though?). Like Malick's The Tree of Life, Melancholia is experiential cinema, a film that has limited commercial appeal aside from the names attached to it, that is as much a manifestation of Von Trier as an artist as it is a film in its own right, and long after this film festival is done, it will be those two films that will command the most debate, side-by-side. Both are endurance tests, but Melancholia is something entirely different to that other film, even though both will no doubt split the festival. Is it successful? Incredibly so. Though it's certainly not an enjoyable experience. But at the end of the day, that's exactly what the infamous director set out to achieve.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: May 6, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on May 6, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr grabs his codpiece and cape, then gets hammered in the cineplex with Thor. He also suffers from wedding overload with two new movies, Something Borrowed and Jumping the Broom. Though he probably should have put his shirt back on before seeing all the chick flicks. Finally, he takes a more esoteric and educational look at the Spanish Civil War drama There Be Dragons. Spoiler alert: There are no dragons in the movie.
Review: 'Thor' Is A Fun But Flawed Build-Up To 'The Avengers'
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on May 4, 2011 | Comments (11)The summer of 2011 will see the biggest assemblage yet of superheroes onscreen with the upcoming releases of X-Men: First Class, Green Lantern, and Captain America: The First Avenger. (At least until next year when The Avengers hits theaters.) Every movie is a gamble to some degree, but these three mitigate the risk a bit in that the X-Men film is the fourth in a popular franchise and the other two both feature highly recognizable actors in the title roles. But there's one superhero movie this summer that's flying with a hammer in place of a safety net. The potential hurdles include a relatively unknown lead actor, a director thought to be an odd choice at best and a terrible one at worst, and a hero built on magic and fantasy. Thor is a god, an honest to god deity, and that can be a hard sell in the science-fiction and technology-filled world of Marvel films. Thor opens with a brief intro in the Southwestern US with a pair of scientists (Natalie Portman and Stellan Skarsgard) and their snarky assistant (Kat Dennings) tracking an odd weather phenomenon. They drive towards the center of the storm and accidentally collide with a figure emerging from the darkness.
Stellan Skarsgard's Character From 'Thor' May Be Returning To Theaters In Summer 2012
Casting Couch By Rob Hunter on March 3, 2011 | Comments (4)From post-credits appearances by Samuel L. Jackson or Robert Downey Jr. to Clark Gregg's straight-faced Agent Coulson popping up briefly across multiple films, Marvel characters cross pollinate all the time. This should really come as a no brainer seeing as the Marvel universe is more incestuous than the Partridge Family household, but it appears there's one more character looking to extend his screen life. Per the Swedish TT (Tidningarnas Telegrafbyrå, apparently the local version of Reuters), Stellan Skarsgard looks to be reprising his role of Dr. Selvig from this summer's Thor in next summer's Joss Whedon epic, The Avengers. The mention in the paper is brief and absent of any real detail and it has yet to be confirmed by the studio or by Marvel, but Swedish people are physically incapable of lying so the odds are this is solid information. The mention is translated below. "Stellan Skarsgard confirmed to TT Spectra that he will play the same role in the upcoming "Thor": Doctor Selvig. Not much is yet known about the character beyond that Selvig is a scientist in New Mexico." Thanks to Nick 'Penis Pride' Kockum for the tip and explanation of the whole 'TT' thing!
Halle Berry Shows Off Her Personalities in 'Frankie & Alice' Trailer
Movie News By Scott Beggs on November 30, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThe first half of the trailer for Frankie and Alice seems like a fairly cardboard view of a troubled young woman, but the entire thing takes a Three Faces of Eve turn really quick at the gravelly command of actor Stellan Skarsgard. Oscar winner Halle Berry might appear to be aiming for the award again, although the results for Things We Lost In the Fire was a similar shot fired and missed. Here, it's tough to say just from the trailer. The role looks tragic and brutal enough, and Berry is a talent beyond her years. There's a chance here that the shivers induced by the trailer extend all the way out into the film which sees its release in December. [Cinema Blend]
Fantastic Review: A Somewhat Gentle Man
Fantastic Fest By Rob Hunter on September 27, 2010 | Comments (9)It's not my place to judge a region or a people, and I'm loathe to generalize, but good god do the Scandinavians love cock. I've watched three films from the region at this year's Fantastic Fest, and all three feature some prominent penis. (For the record, Rare Exports features the most twigs and berries clocking in with an astounding fifty plus according to Cole Abaius, professional cock counter.) At least this film's prick has a recognizable owner. But if fleshy danglers aren't your bag there's still a lot to love in A Somewhat Gentle Man.
Robin Wright In Talks To Join David Fincher's Remake Of 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo'
Movie News By Lauren Flanagan on August 9, 2010 | Comments (2)I've been skeptical of this remake since it was first announced late last year, but as the cast starts to take shape I'm slowly coming around. First came word that Daniel Craig would play disgraced journalist and super sleuth Mikael Blomkvist – fine. Then came the news that Stellan Skarsgard had been offered the role of Martin Vanger, a suspect in the 40-year-old cold case the story revolves around – excellent. Now we know that Robin Wright (formerly Penn) is in talks to play Millennium magazine publisher and occasional Blomkvist lover, Erika Berger – sounds about right. The Erika Berger role is small but significant. While not huge in the first novel, the role figures a lot more prominently in the following two books (and presumably movies) and the idea is that Wright would return for both. As far as I'm concerned this remake is still completely unnecessary, but I have to admit that this casting is great. Wright is the perfect combination of beauty and brawn and I think she can pull it off. Of course we're still waiting on the decision that will make or break this movie. The filmmakers are on the hunt for the young actress who will play the title character, and given the incredible performance by Noomi Rapace in the Swedish version, whoever is chosen will have some awfully big shoes to fill, and some pretty rabid fans to win over.
Is Kirsten Dunst Brave Enough for Lars Von Trier?
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on April 16, 2010 | Comments (4)The good news is that Dunst just scored the leading role for an iconic director. The bad news is that he's known for torturing his lead actresses.
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When Redskins trainer Lamar "Bubba" Tyer retired after the 2008 season, it marked the end of many eras for the NFL team.
A native of Nederland, Texas—where Bum Phillips once coached the high-school football team—Tyer had the same gridiron aspirations as many boys growing up in Texas. But at age 11, he was injured after being hit by a truck while riding his bicycle and was told he'd never be able to play contact sports.
Tyer decided to stay involved as equipment manager for his high-school football team. As a freshman at the University of Texas, he worked with famed Longhorns trainer Frank Medina. Too much time in the training room and not enough in the library led him to transfer to Lamar Tech (now Lamar University) in Beaumont, where he worked under Bobby Gunn, another widely respected trainer.
When Tyer graduated from college in 1967, he joined the Marine Corps. Gunn, a former Marine, helped Tyer land a job as trainer for the Marine Corps varsity-sports programs based in Quantico. He spent three years there, then joined the Redskins as an assistant trainer in 1971 when Gunn became head trainer in George Allen's first season.
Gunn left after a year, but Tyer stayed on and in 1976 was named head trainer. He retired briefly after the 2002 season but came back when Joe Gibbs returned for his second tour of duty. Tyer continued as director of sports medicine for the only NFL team he's ever worked for—38 seasons, 602 regular-season games, five Super Bowl appearances, and three world championships.
In 2003, Tyer was inducted into the Redskins Ring of Fame at FedEx Field. When he retired after the 2008 season, team owner Daniel Snyder said that "no one has given more to the Redskins than Bubba—more time, more help, more support, and more love."
Tyer, who is 66, and his wife, Cathy, live in Ashburn, a few minutes from Redskins Park, where he occasionally drops in to see old friends. He's playing a lot more golf these days, babysits his 14-month-old granddaughter, Sophia, twice a week, and plans to do some traveling.
When you arrived in 1971, Sonny Jurgensen and Billy Kilmer were the quarterbacks. What kind of shape were they in compared with players in the current era?
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What's the greatest Redskins Super Bowl play you saw?
No question it would have to be John Riggins's touchdown run against the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XVII at the end of the '82 season. It's close, it's the fourth quarter, the game is on the line, and he just busts one and clinches the win for us. I've still got the picture of him breaking that last tackle hanging in my den.
How about the greatest Redskins team performance in a Super Bowl?
That's easy. Second quarter against Denver in Super Bowl XXII. We were down 10–0 early, and they kicked off to us—our guys told me we almost fumbled the kickoff down by the goal line. If Denver recovered that fumble and went up 17–0, it might have been a whole different game. Instead, we had five possessions in the second quarter, scored on every one of them, and won easily.
Any great Redskins overachievers?
Brian Mitchell actually surprised me. When he was a rookie, he was running the streets better than he was running the football, and I never thought he'd make it. But give the guy credit. The light went on, and he had a great career.
Who's the strongest guy you've ever had?
That's hard to say because there were so many. Dexter Manley had great natural strength. Phillip Daniels maybe. But I'll tell you, the hardest-working guy I've ever been around is Andre Carter, our defensive end now. The guy pushes himself to the max like I've never seen before. It's just amazing how hard he pushes his body.
The fastest?
No contest—Darrell Green. The guy might not run for months, then come out and do a 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. I taped his ankles for 20 years. One day late in his career, I told him I'd taped another cornerback who had played the position for 17 years—Pat Fischer. Darrell says, "Yeah, but I played a tougher corner than he did."
What made the Hogs so special?
There was a real bond there between all those guys, and I really admired that group. They played hard, and they played for each other—always putting their teammates first. And they were a group of really tough guys. Jeff Bostic was undersized. Joe Jacoby had been a free agent and had a lot to prove. Russ Grimm was the leader. It was just a special group of guys who came together, and Joe Bugel was obviously a big part of it. He put his arms around them, and they really responded.
What kind of advice would you give all those weekend warriors on how to prepare for their sports?
A lot of people will just sit around until the season comes around, then they'll go out there the first day, run around at full speed, and pull a muscle or twist an ankle. You have to prepare yourself. Start stretching, working out, and be prepared when the season starts. It's just common sense.
How has the role of team trainer changed from when you joined the organization in 1971?
George Allen had ten assistant coaches, and Joe Gibbs had 20 his second time around. When I started as assistant trainer, I also ran the weight room and worked the off-season conditioning program. There were only two of us in the training room. Last year, there were five—and also three strength-and-conditioning coaches. Back then, we had a whirlpool, an ultrasound machine, a heat lamp, and an ice machine. Players would come in, get in the whirlpool, loosen up, and go to practice. Now we have two full-time therapists and two certified athletic trainers. Everything is computerized—every workout and rehabilitation program for every player. The standard of care in the NFL now is ice and immediately an MRI so we know exactly what's wrong.


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In what must be the strangest turn of events for all games media, GamesRadar engaged in a futile display of shark-related coverage to coincide with the annual hysteria that surrounds The Discovery Channel's Shark Week. Turns out only SOME of you are in that oh-so-desireable crossover demographic, but those who stuck around were treated to the finest vaguely shark-related content the games press has ever (and will ever) see. We also ran what must be the jankiest contest in all of GR history.
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Wilson Jr., Robley (1930 - )
Genre: General Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories
Robley Wilson, Jr., born in Brunswick, Maine, on 15 June 1930, is a short story writer, novelist, and poet, and was long-time editor (1968-2000) of The North American Review. He also taught in the English department at the University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Falls) from l963 until 2000.
He graduated from Bowdoin College with honors in English in 1957 (receiving an honorary degree from same in 1987) and earned an MFA with distinction from the University of Iowa in 1968.
His stories have appeared in anthologies, including The Pushcart Prize III, Best American Short Stories of l979, The Norton Anthology of Short Fiction, Fiction of the Eighties: A decade of stories from TriQuarterly, and The Ploughshares Reader: New Fiction for the Eighties.
He contributed to Time and Chance: An Iowa Murder Mystery (1998), a serial novel by 17 Iowa writers.
He's married to fiction writer Susan Hubbard, English professor at the University of Central Florida (Orlando). Robley and Hubbard live in Orlando and Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Selected Bibliography
Short Stories
- The Pleasures of Manhood: Stories (l977)
- Living Alone: Fictions (l978)
- Dancing for Men (l983), winner of the l982 Drue Heinz Literature Prize (University of Pittsburgh Press)
- Terrible Kisses (l989)
- The Book of Lost Fathers (2001)
- The Victim's Daughter (1991)
- Splendid Omens (2004)
- The World Still Melting (2005)
Poetry Collections
- Family Matters (l980)
- Kingdoms of the Ordinary (l987) Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize for Poetry winner
- A Pleasure Tree (l990) winner of the 1990 Society of Midland Authors poetry award
- Everything Paid For (1999)