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MUMBAI: For Mumbaikars who are forced to push their way into already-crowded compartments and commute long distances crammed like sardines in a tin, commuting in an air-conditioned train has been an elusive dream. But that dream has been given a new lease of life as the railway board has made a provision to design and manufacture a 12-car rake in the 2012-13 budget, announced on Wednesday.
Though the railway budget has made a token contribution of Rs 1 lakh, officials say that the AC train, which until Wednesday was only on paper, will become a reality. A senior railway official said, "The amount is meagre, but it definitely signals a clear intent of the railway board to develop an AC EMU rake. The railway board, in its rolling stoke programme for 2012-13, has estimated a capital cost Rs 9 crore for the design and manufacture of air-conditioned units and automatic door closing system in Electrical Multiple Unit in one rake, comprising 12 coaches."
The conventional rake costs around Rs 27 crore; this includes the cost of the electrical component. The exact cost of the AC rake will be higher than the capital cost of Rs 9 crore mentioned in the budget. "The final capital cost can be worked out only after the finalization of the design," the official added. However, the railway board has the powers to allocate more funds for this project in this financial year itself, depending on the pace of work.
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"She trusted in God, she did not make her plans apart from God's will. She put her life in the heart of God … and allowed herself to be led by Him," Cardinal Rouco said.
The cardinal then related society's current difficulties with "the refusal to live according to grace and the love of God."
Conscience guided by God's law, enlightened by the Gospel of Christ and animated by his grace and love ought to again become a decisive factor not only in personal and private conduct, but also in the way people behave and act in public, the cardinal explained.
The feast of the Immaculate Conception invites Catholics each year into "a deeper understanding of the history of man" that began with the sin committed by Adam and Eve, he continued.
At that moment a journey of sin began, he explained, but also a journey of glory to which we are all called. "That gift and grace is in our hands. It depends how we use it, it depends on our freedom," the cardinal said.
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The president's domestic agenda may consist of making compromises with Republicans. But overseas he is freer to act. And there's much that needs his attention.
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The just-concluded presidential election was fought over jobs and the economy. Foreign policy was largely an afterthought.
Overall, the differences on foreign policy between the two US political parties have not been nearly so sharp as the domestic divide, though some Republicans continue to be disturbed by the Obama administration's response to the murder of four Americans, including US Ambassador Christopher Stevens, in Benghazi, Libya, Sept. 11.
President Obama may well have a freer hand on foreign policy than he will with the GOP-led House on domestic issues. If this proves true, where is his attention needed most?
RELATED: The five most urgent national security issues the next president will face
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Posted onComplications from recent neck surgery were believed to be a factor in the death of fishing tackle inventor, angling authority, author and longtime TV host Doug Hannon.
An icon in the sportfishing world known as the "Bass Professor," Hannon, 66, had a unique expertise in a range of design skills and academic subjects in and outside angling. He died Thursday at his home in Keystone, a north Tampa, Fla., suburb.
Hannon recently had neck surgery and was recovering at home, said friend Russ Riley, a family spokesman and president of WaveSpin/MicroWave, a fishing components design company Hannon launched eight years ago, and which he served as its chief engineer, according to a press release announcing Hannon's passing.
Hannon, who was best known by recreational anglers for catching and releasing more than 800 largemouth bass of 10 or more pounds, also had nearly 20 patents for numerous fishing tackle, lures and boating propulsion designs.
"He was deeply analytical and had an exceptional ability to visualize and solve complex issues, especially when it came to fishing tackle, lures and components geared to helping anglers enjoy the sport," Riley said. "You could instantly see and feel his passion when he was showing anglers at fishing shows his engineering designs in use such as casting and catching fish. He absolutely loved the sport."
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Siegfried Lenz, one of the great writers of German post-war literature is dead. He died on 7 October 2014, surrounded by his family. He was 88 years old.... more
The director Werner Herzog is the president of the jury at this, the 60th Berlinale. Katja Nicodemus met him in Los Angeles to discuss burning Lilliputians, how it feels like to be unsuccessfully shot at, and the life of a lone Bavarian wolf in Hollywood.
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We all love that crazy little fish Nemo. Well now you can have your own. This glass bead from Diamond Tech is sure to tell a story on its own. It has great vibrant colors and can be used as a piece of jewelry too. The best part about making this is it has a step-by-step guide.
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- To form a base bead, heat an orange rod until a 1/2" ball of glass forms, apply glass to a warmed mandrel. When thoroughly heated, place bead between the paddles of a bead press and gently squeeze to form a ¼" disk. (FIG. 1)
- Using a black stringer, apply three horizontal stripes around the body of the fish. Next, apply a white stringer, on top of the black stringer. Heat until the striped area is smooth, trying not to loose its initial shape. If necessary, heat one side at a time and use a graphite paddle to keep flat. (FIG. 2)
- To create the top and bottom fins, heat an orange rod until a small ball forms. Apply two vertical layers of glass, one on top of the other on the upper portion of the bead. Repeat this process on the lower portion of the bead making sure the lower fin is shorter than the top fin. NOTE: Keep the entire bead hot as you work.
- To apply the side and rear fins, continue to warm an orange rod in the flame until a pea-sized ball forms. Place glass at the center right rear of the fish and a second smaller ball in the center of the bead. Repeat process on the left side. (FIG. 3).
- Direct flame to each orange ball of glass and heat until soft, using tweezers, pinch glass to create fins. (FIG. 4). NOTE: Keep the entire bead hot as you work.
- Using a white stringer, apply two dots on either side of Coral's head. These will be the eyes. Using a black stringer, dot each eye. Heat the eyes until black and white dots are slightly blended, but still retain shape.
- To make the lips, heat and place a horizontal strip of orange glass around mouth area opposite tail fins. Using a bead rake, pull out the corners of the mouth. (FIG. 5).
- Fire-anneal your bead by heating and allowing it to cool in the outer regions of the flame for a few seconds. Repeat several times then carefully place the bead in the fiber blanket to cool. If available, anneal in a bead kiln.
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Jeep looks to make an SUV in China by end 2014 – exec
SHANGHAI, April 20 (Reuters) – - In order to compete in the
fast-growing SUV market in China, Jeep wants to produce a
vehicle in the No. 1 global auto market by the end of 2014,
Jeep's top executive said on Saturday at the Shanghai auto show.
The "obvious choice" for a Jeep product to be made in China
is the Cherokee, which was recently introduced in Jeep's primary
U.S. market and will be on sale in the fourth quarter in China,
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Ford sees profit in China after expansion push
SHANGHAI, April 16 (Reuters) – In 2006, as China's
automobile market was fast becoming the juggernaut that by 2009
would overtake the United States in vehicle sales, Ford Motor Co
executives were spending only 10 percent of their time
working on Asia.
Now, China and the rest of Asia take up 35 to 40 percent of
weekly meetings of Ford's top executives, many hooked in by
video conference from around the world.
Ford eyes doubling market share in China auto market
SHANGHAI, April 15 (Reuters) – Ford Motor Co Asia
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Schoch on Monday stood by the forecast he first made last
"Yeah, I think we can probably get there," Schoch said to
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Protesters march in Detroit to block financial emergency law
DETROIT, March 28 (Reuters) – Protesters chanted slogans and
marched on government buildings in Detroit on Thursday in
support of a lawsuit that seeks to halt Michigan state-appointed
emergency managers taking over six economically strapped cities,
including the home of the U.S. auto industry.
The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday by a coalition of civil
rights and religious groups, labor leaders and elected city
officials, claims that Michigan's emergency manager law enacted
in December "effectively establishes a new form of government"
in the state.
Automakers pitch in to help Detroit as state takeover begins
DETROIT (Reuters) – U.S. automakers joined other Michigan businesses on Monday in donating $8 million for new ambulances and police cars to Detroit as state-appointed emergency manager Kevyn Orr took over running the destitute city.
Bankruptcy attorney Orr slipped into city hall early on Monday before protesters opposed to his appointment had arrived to try to block his entrance. He later assured Mayor Dave Bing and city council members that he wants to collaborate with them in digging out of the city's financial hole.
Detroit's new czar faces deep decay of city's neighborhoods
DETROIT (Reuters) – When the state-imposed manager of Detroit, Kevyn Orr, starts the job on Monday he will wade into a city of crumbling neighborhoods where police fail to respond to some calls, arson fires burn out of control and residents scour charred buildings for scrap metal to sell.
Except for the business district and a cultural area including a university, museum and some theaters, the city of Detroit, population 700,000, is in bad shape.
Exclusive: German union chief to VW Tennessee workers – Join UAW
DETROIT (Reuters) – The United Auto Workers has won the backing of the head of an influential German union in its effort to represent the hourly workers at Volkswagen AG's (VOWG_p.DE: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) Chattanooga, Tennessee, assembly plant.
"In Chattanooga, you need union representation" to negotiate working conditions, IG Metall President Berthold Huber said in a letter distributed in early March to the plant's 2,350 hourly employees. A copy of the letter was obtained by Reuters.
UAW nears breakthrough in VW organizing push
DETROIT, March 18 (Reuters) – The United Auto Workers union
could soon get a big boost in its efforts to represent hourly
workers at Volkswagen AG's assembly plant in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Horst Neumann, VW's board member in charge of human
resources, told reporters on Friday that the automaker was in
talks with the UAW about setting up a German-style labor board
at the Tennessee plant. It was an about-face for a company that
has resisted opening the U.S. plant to the UAW.
Ex-Detroit mayor convicted of widespread corruption
DETROIT, March 11 (Reuters) – Former Detroit Mayor Kwame
Kilpatrick, once seen as a rising star in Democratic Party
politics, was convicted on Monday on two dozen federal charges
of corruption and bribery during his seven-year tenure.
U.S. prosecutors accused Kilpatrick, 42, of widespread
corruption, extorting bribes from contractors who wanted to get
or keep city contracts, and turning the mayor's office into
"Kilpatrick Incorporated" from 2001 until he resigned in 2008.
Johnson Controls explores auto electronics unit sale
NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuters) – Johnson Controls Inc
is exploring a potential sale of its automotive electronics
business, but has no "current intention" to sell its automotive
interiors unit, the company said on Wednesday.
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of $5.5 billion in car interiors and electronics for fiscal
2012, has grappled with industry-wide pressure on margins, low
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01/23/15 Janelle IrwinNews @ Noon Friday
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Tuesday night, four board members prevailed in voting to terminate Hillsborough County Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia.
The move has stirred community-wide controversy because of the hefty price tag for buying out Elia's contract. The district will pay Elia $1.1 million. That's two years-worth of salary and her cozy benefits package including two retirement plans, two life insurance policies, health insurance and a car allowance. Elia's supporters have also pointed out the Superinten...
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Tuesday night the Hillsborough County School Board narrowly voted to fire the district's superintendent.
MaryEllen Elia will get more than a million dollars in compensation and her last day will be March 5.
Even though the school board voted 4-to-3 to terminate Elia's contract, many members of the public spoke in favor of keeping her.
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The U.S.-led wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Syria, Iraq and elsewhere in southwest Asia are coordinated from Tampa at U.S. Central Command – CENTCOM; in a press conference Thursday afternoon Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society launched a campaign to end the relationship between the University of South Florida and CENTCOM and another command, U.S. SOUTHCOM, based in the Miami area.
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The Office for Civil Rights in the U.S. Department of Education is investigating whether the Hillsborough County School District discriminates against black students when it comes to effective teaching and discipline.
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24 Scarcely are they planted, scarcely sown, scarcely their stem taken root in the ground, when he blows on them, they dry up, and the whirlwind carries them off like straw. | 24 No sooner are they planted, no sooner are they sown, no sooner do they take root in the ground, than he blows on them and they wither, and a whirlwind sweeps them away like chaff. |
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Donald Everett Axinn, a member of the Middlebury College Class of 1951 and namesake of the Donald E. Axinn '51 Litt. D. '89 Center for Literary and Cultural Studies at Starr Library, died Tuesday, October 13. He was 80.
An author, poet and avid aviator, Axinn was the founder and chairman of Donald E. Axinn Companies, an investment firm and developer of office and industrial parks throughout the New York metropolitan area. Referred to by friends and colleagues as a Renaissance man, Axinn was also the author of three novels and 11 books of poetry and served as a director and partner of the publishing house Farrar, Straus & Giroux. He produced the film version of his novel Spin. Articles Axinn wrote about flying were published in major New York newspapers, including the New York Times.
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Where should I go if I want to start in the ICU as a new grad?
0Mar 11, '14 by firefly101Hey everyone! I will be graduating this May with a BSN in MN and I REALLY want to start off in the ICU. I've shadowed different ICUs and have picked the nurses brains so many times. I really think that it is for me. I know that it is harder to obtain a position in the ICU as a new grad (especially in this economy), but I am willing to relocate and start off part time. My only preference would be to limit my search to compact states (so that I just have to get one extra license on top of my MN one and can apply to 24 other states), but maybe also Cali So my question is: are there states that are more likely to hire new grads in the ICU?
0Mar 11, '14 by Nurse_, BSN, RNIf you want to work in California as a new grad, you'll have to enter as a RN-new grad residencies. Majority of the big hospitals have implemented these types of programs because it increases retention of nurses.
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1Mar 11, '14 by Ruby VeeDon't move to Louisiana without a job unless you have a burning desire to live in Louisiana! Try applying to large, inner city teaching hospitals in every city you'd consider living in. You'll probably have to pay for your own travel expenses to come and interview, but those are the most likely places to get jobs.mpreavis likes this.
1Mar 11, '14 by firefly101if you live out of state will they really make you drive/ travel for an interview? i would hope they'd conduct a phone or Skype interview in that case... sounds like a very expensive trip just for an interview, especially for a broke new grad .... i suppose that would demonstrate just how much i want it though, lolLadyt03 likes this.
2Mar 11, '14 by propofool58Like the above posters have suggested, look into the major teaching facilities. When I worked in one of the ICUs at Mayo Clinic-Rochester, half of the new-hires during my time there were new grads. Good luck!
1Mar 11, '14 by propofool58Oh, and as far as interviewing, some facilities have cut costs and will desire a skype interview, whereas some desire a face-to-face interview; I've been lucky and the face-to-face interviews in which I've participated in, the hospital has reimbursed me for. Just depends....mpreavis likes this.
1Mar 12, '14 by Ladyt03I heard that the residency programs are very good. You're almost guaranteed a job when you're done because it's like thy're training and molding you to be the employee they want. So look into thempropofool58 likes this.
1Mar 12, '14 by mpreavisIt may also benefit you if you can start off in a different sector and work your way up. Sometimes, it's better to get experience in other areas so that you can better understand those in ICU. If you can't find any ICU positions, try beginning with the ER, and work from there.
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'Pioneer' and 'Poker Night' Both Start With 'P' and Open This Friday, But Are They Thrillers Worth Seeing?
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on December 1, 2014 | Be the First To CommentTwo new thrillers hit VOD and iTunes this week, but while they couldn't be more different in story they share two things beyond their first letter and inclusion under the same genre umbrella. They're attractive visually and feature some solid performances. But is that enough to make either of them worth watching? Pioneer is a '70s -set Norwegian thriller about the decade's oil boom in the North Sea and follows a deep-sea diver intent on investigating the supposedly accidental death of his brother. His quest for the truth reveals a possible conspiracy involving Norwegian & U.S. interests and the billions of dollars at stake. Poker Night is far smaller in scale and focuses on a rookie cop forced to use lessons learned at the poker table with senior detectives when he's abducted by a psychopath with a grudge.
'Jackpot' Review: You Can't Win Them All
Foreign Objects By Rob Hunter on June 26, 2014 | Be the First To Comment2011's Headhunters is a refreshing blast of blackly comic Norwegian fun that mixes laughs and blood-soaked shenanigans into a deliriously enjoyable cinematic cocktail, and it rightfully exposed Jo Nesbø's fiction (on which it was based) to a wider audience. Remake rights were snapped up by Mark Wahlberg, Nesbø's other books received attention from Hollywood (including one that attracted Martin Scorsese's eye) and it even made our 2011 Best Foreign Films of the Year list. But it wasn't the only movie that year to be based on the best-selling Norwegian author's work. Jackpot features a lot of the same ingredients — dark comedy, graphic violence, inept criminals — but those similarities start and end at the surface. Oscar Svendsen (Kyrre Hellum) is the only survivor of a shootout that left eight people dead. The police are actually working the carnage-strewn crime scene when Oscar arises from beneath a corpse surprised both that he's alive and that the cops are staring at him. Oh, he's also a bit unsure as to why there's a shotgun in his hands. Detective Solør (Henrik Mestad) immediately takes him in and begins the interrogation, but Oscar's explanation as to the events leading up to the massacre repeatedly tests the veteran detective's bullshit detector. Even so, Oscar swears it all started with a bet on a soccer match.
Sundance 2014 Review: 'Blind' Defies Convention to Tell a Very Human Story
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on January 22, 2014 | Be the First To CommentMovies about blind women seem to fall into a subgenre all their own, and the overwhelming majority of them (including Wait Until Dark, Julia's Eyes, The Eye, Blink, South Korea's Blind) are suspense thrillers. The women are seemingly helpless victims-to-be forced to survive some malevolent outside force threatening their lives. The new Norwegian film, Blind, has chosen a different route. Ingrid (Ellen Dorritt Petersen) has recently lost her sight to a degenerative disease, and she has made her apartment the entirety of her new world. Her husband Moreten (Henrik Rafaelsen) is supportive, but she ignores his suggestions that she venture outside again. Her alone time already allows her mind to wander, but it also comes with thoughts on her husband's infidelity, the lives of strangers, and the distinct sound of breathing in the apartment when she should be alone. But are these things real or imagined?
Fantastic Fest: 'Detective Downs' Is Norwegian Noir With Heart
Fantastic Fest By Rob Hunter on September 21, 2013 | Be the First To CommentRobert Bogerud (Svein André Hofsø) is a rather unique detective. Of course he has the typical hat and trench coat favored by private eyes past, he places ads in local papers as detectives are wont to do, and like many of his brethren he specializes in missing persons cases. He's also never had a case, missing person or otherwise. What makes him unique though is the very same reason he's never actually been hired. Robert has Down Syndrome and lives in a group home. When a distraught woman appears in his "office" requesting his help even he's dumbfounded. "But," he says matter of factly, thinking perhaps she's somehow missed the obvious, "I've got Down Syndrome." Undeterred, Rita Starr hires him to find her missing husband, a former Olympic champion named Olav. The two head off to Starr's estate with the cheers of Robert's fellow residents bringing a smile and a lift to his his step, but his investigation begins hitting snags almost immediately. All is not as it seems between Olav's wife, elderly mother, and two grown children, and it's going to take everything Robert's got to solve and survive the case. Detective Downs could have easily taken a turn for the insensitive or the crass, but co-writer/director Bård Breien weaves a gentle, fun, and warm mystery thanks in large part to his lead actor.
31 Days of Horror: Dead Snow (2009)
31 Days of Horror By Nathan Adams on October 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThey said it couldn't be done. A fifth year of 31 Days of Horror? 31 more terror, gore and shower scene-filled movies worth highlighting? But Rejects always say die and never back away from a challenge (unless you count that time Nathan Adams was double dog dared to eat Nazi-flavored snow), so we've rounded up the horror fans among us and put together another month's worth of genre fun. Enjoy! Synopsis: What could possibly be worse than a zombie attack? A zombie attack where all of the undead are racists, that's what. And that's exactly what eight Norwegian med students stumble into when they take a trip out to the mountains for some leisurely skiing and instead find themselves face-to-face with hordes of undead Nazis who have returned from their graves to avenge a WWII-era villager revolt. The girl with the dreadlocks better watch herself. I bet they take her first.
Fantasia Fest 2012 Review: Norway's 'Jackpot' Is Exactly That
Fantasia Fest By Brian Salisbury on August 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOscar is having a bad day. When we first meet him, he's lying underneath a massive woman clutching a shotgun at a strip club full of corpses. The police are obviously curious as to his connection with all this death and destruction. As Oscar sits in the interrogation room of the police station, he relays a bizarre tale of soccer betting winnings, of gangsters, and of murder. Is Oscar a liar, a killer, or just completely out of his mind? More and more, the collected nations of Scandinavia are proving to have an unparalleled mastery of the crime film. Whether it be a brutal descent into the depths of human ugliness like Sweden's Millennium Trilogy or something intricately tense and darkly comedic like Norway's Headhunters, it's gotten to the point that the assemblage of the words Scandinavian and crime film are enough to heighten many a film geek's excitement and expectation. Sharp as a concealed knife, and dripping with black comedy, Jackpot proudly takes it place beside the best of this budding new wave of rule-breaker cinema from the north of Europe.
Review: 'Oslo, August 31st' Is a Melancholy Reminder of the Lives We Take for Granted (Norway)
Foreign Objects By Rob Hunter on June 22, 2012 | Comments (3)My mom awoke one pre-dawn morning in 1985 and noticed a sliver of light beneath my older sister's door. Knowing that none of her three kids were morning people she lightly knocked before turning the knob to find her firstborn laying unconscious on the floor, dark red blood seeping from her wrists and soaking into the carpet. She immediately went to compress the wounds while yelling for my father to call 911. An ambulance arrived, and my sister was rushed to the hospital. I slept through all of it one floor below. The depression that led to my sister's suicide attempt and that continued to haunt my family for years to come was little more than a frustrating embarrassment for my preteen self heading into the most formative, socially judgmental time of my life. I didn't understand what she was experiencing and instead saw it as selfish, spiteful behavior on her part. I was an indifferent asshole who alternately blamed her for future family troubles or ignored her wholesale as if I was still asleep to her difficulties. It was valuable time lost that should have been spent being a better brother. Those events have surfaced in my memories now and again over the past two decades, but it took a movie for me to come as close as possible to understanding what she was going through all those years ago. Oslo, August 31st, and in particular its powerfully affecting lead performance by Anders Danielsen Lie, explores with devastating effect […]
Fantastic Review: 'Headhunters' Is a Sharp Heist Flick With Tricks Up Its Sleeve
Fantastic Fest By Scott Beggs on April 27, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEditor's Note: This review originally ran as part of our Fantastic Fest coverage, but it hits select theaters this weekend, so it's time to check it out once more. Headhunters has an instinct about it that's cutthroat with a smile. It's a comedy of errors with a gun pointed at its head, and it all works with an intensity that manages to be thrilling right up to the end. In the movie, Roger Brown (Aksel Hennie) is in over his head (which he considers already too low to the ground) because he thinks his wife (Synnøve Macody Lund) needs the finer things in life. He's a well-respected job placement rep, connecting the highest salaries to the biggest companies, but he has to supplement his lifestyle by stealing art. When he catches wind of a new client (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) with a criminal career-endingly expensive lost masterpiece, he jumps at the chance, but there are forces much larger at work which see him running from his life and fighting for his marriage.
Mark Wahlberg Still Not Sick of Remakes, Wants To Take a Stab at 'Headhunters'
Casting Couch By Rob Hunter on February 28, 2012 | Comments (1)Mark Wahlberg seems to be busier now than ever before, and while some people may find that news to be unfortunate I myself am happy to see it happening. (Not to be mistaken with me being happy to see The Happening…) He's a charismatic actor, and his limited range rarely prevents him from being entertaining at the very least. He released the mild hit Contraband earlier this year, is in post-production on two films and is already potentially attached to another four including Michael Bay's first non-robot movie in seven years, Pain and Gain. Headhunters is a blackly comic thriller from Norway about an insecure corporate headhunter who moonlights as an art thief. His casually extravagant life takes a dark turn when a robbery goes awry and he finds himself double-crossed and on the run. The film, based on the slim novel by Jo Nesbø, is a an absolutely fantastic ride and was one of my personal favorites from last year. It's funny, violent, and constantly surprising…and Summit quickly snapped it up for a US remake with Sacha Gervasi attached to helm. According to Shortlist, Wahlberg recently fell in love with the Norwegian film and apparently made a personal appeal to Gervasi to be a part of the remake. It's assumed Wahlberg is interested in playing the lead role for three reasons. One, it's the lead. Two, he's the closest thing there is to a sympathetic hero in the film. And three, a big part of the character's motivation and […]
Weekly DVD Drinking Game: The Thing (2011)
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on January 31, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe rumored-about, questioned and criticized prequel to John Carpenter's classic 1982 horror flick The Thing has come and gone. Now, it's coming again, this week to DVD and Blu-ray. The flick tells the story behind the Norwegian outpost in Antarctica, chronicling the first people to dig the Thing out of the ice. Fans of the Carpenter classic will complain about the overuse of CGI and the pointlessness of the new film, but they may also find some likeable moments if they look hard enough. If not, they can always play this game and knock back a few glasses of Ringnes beer or whatever else they drink in Norway.
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.
Short Film Of The Day: Vagabond
Features By Scott Beggs on October 5, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Shouldn't our goal be to domesticate the zombies? Here's a Norwegian twist on an old favorite that combines energy, fear and a bit of heavy music. As it turns out, an anti-bacterial soap might be the key to stopping the zombie menace and have them work for us. The potential is obvious in this fantastic horror short, and if someone bought Torstein Jacobsen and Lars Torp Pettersen a better camera, the sky might be the limit for this pair of filmmakers. What does it cost? Just 12 minutes of your time. Check out the trailer for Vagabond for yourself:
Short Film of the Day: For Better or Worse (I Gode Og Onde Dager)
Features By Scott Beggs on June 26, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Because killing your wife is hard work. The frustrating infantalization that takes place to Oscar Gee's character in the beginning of the film sets up murder as a very sympathetic idea. Christopher Fischer and his crew overcome a small budget with a few tricks (which almost all work) to create a slightly funny, slightly disturbing, slightly poignant film about stuffing your spouse into the trunk of your car. Even more impressively, they do it all without words. What does it cost? Just 12 minutes of your time. Check out For Better or Worse for yourself:
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we talk with Troll Hunter writer/director Andre Ovredal, Prom screenwriter Katie Wech, and The Conspirator screenwriter James Solomon. Perhaps you're starting to see a theme emerge. Plus, Dustin Rowles and Joanna Robinson from Pajiba enter the Movie News Pop Quiz ring, and both safely exit. Then, we talk about Doctor Who. Loosen up your tie and stay a while. Listen Here: Download This Episode
In the midst of the Cold War a Norwegian diplomat, Arne Treholt, was convicted of treason against his country for selling secrets to the Soviet Union in the early '80s. This is true. Not necessarily that he sold secrets as his conviction and twenty year prison term suggests, but just that he was convicted.
In 1992, after serving 8 years of his prison term, Treholt was released and to this day continues to plead his innocence regarding any treasonous activity. This is true.
In 2010, Norwegian filmmaker Thomas Malling made a film depicting the events precisely as they played out back in the 1980s in which Treholt was in fact the leader of a professionally trained black-ops group of ultra-human ninjas. This is true. Not necessarily that Treholt was a ninja mastermind, just that Malling made a film about Treholt being one.
Deep in the heart of the Norwegian woods, there's a giant menace standing tall against the landscape. That menace is power lines, and the people hate the power lines. However, they're completely necessary to keep the trolls at bay. Troll Hunter is a found-footage style faux-doc that sees a crew of young teenagers (whose names matter about as much as their characters) heading out into the dangerous woods to track down the guy on the government dole who manages the troll population in secret. Hans reluctantly takes them into his world, and soon, they're running for their lives and praying that the UV lamps on the top of his truck still have some battery life left in case they need to turn a 20-story baddie to stone.
If you were to pitch a film to me based on just two words, you'd be hard pressed to find a better pair than "Nazi zombies." A few that come to mind are "Bloody tits" and "Sorority massacre" but Nazi zombies is definitely up there. Who wouldn't be psyched for a whole bunch of undead Nazis getting a little bit of the old smashy-stab to the brain? It just so happens that those crazy fuckers in Norway had the same idea and brought us Dead Snow, an imperfect movie about a perfect idea, spattered with humor and intestines.
Foreign Objects travels the world of international cinema each week to look for films worth visiting. So renew your passport, get your shots, and brush up on the local age of legal consent, this week we're heading to… Norway for a snowbound slasher sequel!
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Las Cruces, NM — The 5-1 Aggies play three games three games in six days with two of those games at home. NM State opens the week with a home game against Bethune-Cookman, Monday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. (MT) in the Pan American Center. The Aggies then host Prairie View A&M Wednesday, Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. before hitting the road to play Colorado State in Fort Collins, Colo. with first tip set for 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 30. All three games are scheduled to air over the radio waves on KGRT 103.9 FM. The game on Monday will be produced for TV with AggieVision providing the coverage. The game against the Rams on Saturday will air on TV and be produced by ROOT Sports. Please check with your local cable/satellite provider to airtimes.


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I bought this after read some reviews from beauty bloggers. But it didn't work for me. Maybe coz my oily lid, i don't know either.
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I was pretty skeptical about this product. I was never so wrong! It definitely lives up to the hype.
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I LOVE THIS THING! I put it on my lids and it makes a perfect matte base for bright or neutral colours. I also use this as an inner corner highlight which brightens up my face really well! Highly recommend
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If you have oily lids don't bother to get this pencil! It doesn't work
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Best eyeshadow pencil ever! It's not greasy, yet not drying to my eyes either. I use this everyday to highlight my brow bone and the inner corner of my eyes, it's a subtle thing that makes a huge difference. I also love this as a base for my brighter eyeshadows.
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I love this pencil. I use it as a base every time I do elaborate or colorful eye makeup and it really helps it to look vibrant and stay on. I actually prefer this to a primer. This price is great, but the packaging isn't so good. The cover split and broke pretty early on, so it did dry up a little. The bright white color is great since it gives a blank canvas and works with any shadow colors. I usually don't bother getting other color bases, since this is a universal one.
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NYX jumbo eye pencil is a very great product that I use for a few different purposes. I use it as a base for my eyeshadow. I also use it as a highlight for my browbone and the inner corners of my eyes. It's a fantastic product that it super blendable and easy to apply.
The price is fairly cheap. The only downside would be the packaging. I wish they would make the jumbo eye pencil in such a way to where you wouldn't have to sharpen it. That is a bad downside.
Overall, yes buy it! It's worth it! :)
I've had the most success using this in a very very thin layer as an eye shadow base to make eye shadow colors really pop. But I'm afraid this still doesn't always work very well on my oily lids. It has the tendency to exacerbate creasing, an issue I'm already struggling with enough without the added help of this product, thank you very much. But NYX has never marketed the product to be used as an eye shadow base, so I can't really fault it if it doesn't do something the company doesn't claim it does to begin with. I still use it now and again, mostly during the winter when my skin is less oily, and the effect is nice. I don't care for white eyeliner or white highlighting products because it's very harsh, so I've never used it to that end. If you don't have very oily lids, this might work very well for you. Because it's so inexpensive, it can't hurt to try.
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This is truly a great product. I find that if I apply a thin layer of Milk all over my lid (dab a few streaks on the lid and blend it out with my ring fingertip) over my Milani primer my eyeshadow lasts forever. As in I can wear it all day long and well into the night and it hasn't budged by the time I wash my face before bed. I have found this helps decrease fallout of my metallic shadows. It brightens the intensity of colors. It keeps the shadows where they belong. If I apply to my crease, it's not migrating up toward my brow bone. It I apply to my lid, it isn't slipping into the crease. It's fantastic.
As a waterliner, it's so-so. Milk makes my eyes pop when applied to the waterline, but it just doesn't have that staying power. For that I use the NYX Slide-On pencils. The only aspect about this particular pencil I am less than pleased with is that it doesn't look good on my as a brow bone highlight. Some people swear by applying it just below the brow line, but it's way too stark on my fair skin, even when blended out.
As far as sharpening goes, make sure you have a cosmetic pencil sharpener with a large opening. Pop the pencil in the freezer for about fifteen to twenty minutes before sharpening. If you skip that step, it's a beast trying to sharpen these. They're so soft.
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Young's Literal Translation (YLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
40 `And the king answering, shall say to them, Verily I say to you, Inasmuch as ye did [it] to one of these my brethren -- the least -- to me ye did [it]. | 40 "The King will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.' |
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- Black Gift Box with Iridescent Finish and Matching Black Bow
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Elegant and stylish, the black personalized gift box favors are the perfect accent to your event. Distinctive because of the rich black iridescent finish, you can customize these unique favors with a self-sticking label where you select the color, theme and text. The box measures 5 .75" tall by 3 .5" wide making these gift boxes the perfect size for a wide variety of treats, from candles to cookies. The sides are fluted to meet at the top and close with a scalloped front flap fastened with a matching black satin bow. There is some simple assembly required and you should allow 3 to 4 days for production. Make a wonderful final impression on your guests with the black personalized gift box favors.
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My second floor dormers are low slope and are rubber. In the winter the snow load forms sheets of solid ice about 4" thick which slowly slide over the edge till they reach a breaking point and come crashing down about 25 feet into the driveway. This could easily kill you if you were under there and do serious damage to a vehicle. My question: Would adding some of those roof spike things to keep the snow and ice in place be a good idea or would the snow and ice load add more problems? |
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So about a week ago I got sick of trying to carry my Glock 30 concealed and wanted to try out a 1911.
Purchased a Colt Mk 4 series 80 from a local gun store for around $700 used.
Upon inserting a loaded magazine and racking the slide to the rear I noticed the round misfed. I ejected the round to find the bullet had been depressed inside the casing. I deemed the round no longer safe for use, discarded it, and put a new round in the magazine. I racked the slide to the rear again, only to have it misfeed yet again.
"It must be a poorly fitting magazine" I thought and went to the gun store to purchase another magazine. Same problem with the new magazine.
Upon disassembling the weapon I discovered that both magazines had a lot of wiggle room when in the magazine well, and moved up and down somewhat more than any other weapon I own (I own a few Glocks, an old Smith and Wesson wannabe Glock, and a mil-spec Beretta M9). I can't find anything on the internet addressing this problem. Could it be some other cause, or am I correct in assuming its a problem somewhere within the magazine well?
Thoughts and advice from more experienced 1911 owners would be greatly appreciated.


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Shrimp Casserole
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Yield: 8 servings
Shrimp casserole makes a great buffet dish. It should be made well ahead so the flavors have time to meld.
- 2 pounds cooked, peeled shrimp
- 6 slices white bread, torn in bite-size pieces
- 8 ounces cheese (Cheddar is recommended), grated
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 teaspoons dry mustard
- 2 cups milk
Butter a 2-quart casserole dish and layer with half the shrimp, half the bread, and half the cheese. Repeat for a second layer of each, ending with the cheese. Pour the melted butter over the cheese. Beat together the eggs, mustard, and milk. Pour over the casserole. Cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, preferably overnight.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Bake, covered, for 1 hour. Serve warm.
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