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In Enemy Hands2004
Directed by Tony Giglio, "In Enemy Hands" (also known as "U-Boat", "U-Boat: In feindlicher Hand") is a Drama/Thriller/War/Action film, released in the USA on October 26 of 2004 . Til Schweiger and Thomas Kretschmann are starring, alongside Matt Lindquist, Rene Heger, Andy Gatjen and Alex Prusmack.
Courage, trust and honor. In a time when ordinary men had no choice but to become extraordinary heroes.
Who directed "In Enemy Hands":
In Enemy Hands was directed by Tony Giglio, an American writer, director, producer, and actor.
Before directing In Enemy Hands, Tony Giglio had directed Soccer Dog: The Movie, released in 1999. Since, he directed Chaos, released in 2005.
What was the release date of "In Enemy Hands":
In Enemy Hands was initally released in the United States on Tuesday, October 26, 2004. Also released on this day were Border Blues (dir. Rodion Nahapetov), Corn (dir. Dave Silver), Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill (dir. Byron Werner), and Alive (dir. Ryuhei Kitamura). This was fifteen (15) years ago.
It has been released on Friday, August 13, 2004 in Germany; Friday, February 04, 2005 in Italy; Wednesday, February 25, 2004 in Spain and on Saturday, February 19, 2005 in Japan.
What is the casting of "In Enemy Hands":
At the casting of In Enemy Hands we find Til Schweiger, previously seen in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) and Driven (2001); Thomas Kretschmann (The Pianist (2002), Blade II (2002)); Matt Lindquist (Gods and Generals (2003)) [ more... ]
- William H. Macy and Clark Gregg also appeared in Above Suspicion, released in 1995.
- Scott Caan and Jeremy Sisto also appeared in Bongwater, released in 1997.
- Andy Gatjen and Thomas Kretschmann have both also be seen in Valkyrie, released in 2008.
What is the Storyline of "In Enemy Hands":
Macy stars as the COB (chief of the boat) on a fictitious US Navy submarine, the USS Swordfish (although there was an actual USS Swordfish that served the US Navy in World War II, it is not the same one depicted in this film). While on patrol in the North Atlantic, the ship is ambushed by two German U-boats. Swordfish destroys one of them, but a torpedo fired from the second one, the fictitious German submarine U-429, critically damages the American submarine. Eight members of the [...]
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In a corporate world that is strange enough to begin with, things have gotten even stranger. Mark Pincus, CEO of the struggling Zynga, is looking for someone to pass on the CEO title to, and it looks like that person is none other than the head of Microsoft's Interactive Entertainment, Don Mattrick.
While Mattrick leaving Microsoft is reported to be unrelated to the restructuring at Microsoft by CEO Steve Balmer, it still leaves many questions unanswered. While Mattrick has not been confirmed as the CEO of Zynga, why would Mattrick leave Microsoft for another company that is not in good shape? Also, does this mean that the Xbox One is still in trouble even after reversing its decision on always online and DRM?
With the reveal of Mattrick looking for another company to work with, two more details have surfaced regarding his decision. One, there is no one to replace Mattirck if and when he steps down. Two, Mattrick is also being considered to take the position as CEO of EA who is also facing challenges of their own.
While opinions of Mattrick have been mixed since the reveal of the Xbox One, there seems to be qualities others see in him that make him a valuable ally or, in this case, CEO. While no decision has been made yet, the final result will have a lasting effect on the gaming industry both in the console and social areas of gaming.
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Acceptance Speech
Thanks to Mr. Lady and Lijit and Cre8Buzz and a whole lotta others, there were too many Denver-area bloggers packed into one tiny room at Enoteca last night to watch Obama's amazing acceptance speech. It was great, energizing fun. I'm sure I have more to say about this but I'm off to fulfill a bribe reward and then take the kids to see Dr Seuss for President Art Exhibit.
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Pamela, 29. August 2008, 11:15
Was it so much fun? I sat on my couch contemplating the change we need in ourveryown house, listening to our boyfriend set the bar. It was awful and wonderful at the same time. No free booze for me, though. Maybe next time he's nominated.
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Tracie, 29. August 2008, 12:51
I loved the speech! Met a friend at a local pizza place and we ate, drank, watched and cheered! I am hoping for a change for all of us. Can't wait to hear about the Dr. Seuss exhibit. Sounds like fun…might have to take my neice.
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Not that I need yet another hobby to distract me from… you know… studying and stuff. I do, however, need stress relief. (When I am not crocheting to relieve stress, that is.)
Alas, this is what I bought today:
It's Johanna Basford's Enchanted Forest. Admittedly, I felt more than just a bit silly going into a store and asking for a coloring book without a child on my hand. Try it sometime… it's a bit awkward. Buying the watercolor pencils, however, wasn't – and so I went home happy and excited to try out something new.
If you are intersted: I have also started a new Pinterest Board where I collect coloring pages for adults. Not sure if I'll ever actually print them out, but they all have one thing in common: they are gorgeous.
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Today, in Orlando, Florida Coach Vin Lananna was elected president of USATF, the governing body of athletics in the USA, when the other candidate for the office, three-time Olympic champion Jackie Joyner-Kersee of East St. Louis, Illinois, withdrew her candidacy. Both were among the finest candidates for the office the organization has ever had. Both had risen to the top in their respective fields, she in athletics, he in coaching. Both are honorable people, and both have a deep and abiding love for the sport. Yet, even as the USATF family met in Orlando for its annual meeting to vote on a new leader, the question should at least be asked, is this election simply a myopic whistling past the graveyard given all the deeply cynical drug and corruption charges coming out of so many other brother and sister federations in sport worldwide?
The question of existential relevance is hardly inappropriate. Today, former Chicago Tribune writer Phil Hersh suggested a similar notion: Rot at the Core Threatens Future of Olympics. And with the release of yet another damning investigative film by Germany's ARD TV in conjunction with French newspaper Le Monde, Doping – Top Secret: The Protection Racket that uncovered corruption at the very highest levels of governance of the sport, it seems that for many in positions of authority the corridors of power are only greased avenues for bribery and extortion schemes. How can simply replacing the head person at USATF or even in IAAF home office really matter anymore?
There are 200+ federations that make up the IAAF. These are political fiefdoms that are run by fiat, and exist with all but no oversight, nationally or internationally. If Washington, Jefferson, or Adams were around and involved in this sport, one might assume a Declaration of some sort might well be in preparation. And it isn't even that people believe in the system. Instead they have absorbed it and learned to use it to their best interests. I have no doubt that Jackie and Vin have the best interest of the sport as their animating mission. But that makes them the outlier in this international cabal, if inquiry and evidence be any judge. Continue reading


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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Big Lots Inc. cut its third-quarter loss nearly in half with the help of sales growing by 6.2%, but the closeout retailer warned Wednesday of ongoing softness in customer traffic through its stores.
Columbus, Ohio-based Big Lots BLI reported a loss of $18.8 million, or 17 cents a share, in the three months ended Oct. 29 -- narrower than the $32.1 million, or 29 cents a share, it lost a year ago.
The average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call had been for Big Lots to lose 24 cents a share.
Net sales rose to $1.04 billion from $980 million, while same-store sales rose 1.7% in the quarter on a 5% increase in the value of the average basket and a 3.3% decrease in the number of customer transactions.
The best-performing merchandise categories included consumables, home, and furniture. Partially offsetting the basket strength was, Big Lots said, "softness in customer traffic, which remained very challenging during the third quarter as the current economic environment continued to impact the discount retail sector."
Operating results continue to be challenged by softer sales results and gross margin-related pressures, Big Lots added.
Shares of Big Lots were up 1.4% to close at $12.28.


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The Hotel L'Orologio Venezia is a 4-star boutique hotel, part of the WTB hotels collection, in a privileged and central location on the Grand Canal, just a short stroll from the Rialto Bridge. Located in the historic centre, the Hotel L'Orologio Venezia is within walking distance of the Piazza San Marco, the Rialto Bridge and La Fenice Theatre. It is also less than a kilometer away from The Venezia-Santa Lucia railway station.
Original and modern, overlooking the Canal Grande, Hotel L'Orologio Venezia is a magical place ideal for surrounding yourself in the atmosphere and history of the city without foregoing all the modern comforts. This boutique hotel, open since 2015, is a completely new structure that is characterized by contemporary décor and design in every little detail.
A large open space with shades of red, a wooden ceiling, vintage leather sofas and a large fireplace welcomes guests to the reception, bar and lounge areas. The 43 rooms of Hotel L'Orologio Venezia, many of which directly overlook the Grand Canal, boast a distinctly modern and minimalist character whilst also bearing great attention to detail. The bathrooms are designed with precious marble, contrasting colored fixtures and custom-made accessory elements. All rooms have a contemporary minimalist style, are extremely functional, soundproofed and technological, and are home to every kind of comfort you may be looking for. The fourth floor terrace and L'O Bar on the ground floor offer the opportunity to gran a snack or enjoy a traditional Venetian aperitif in a great atmosphere in a picturesque location.
The Hotel L'Orologio Venezia is perfect for couples looking for romantic rooms with spectacular views, while also being ideal for families thanks to the availability of family and interconnecting rooms.


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Here are some of the happenings in the world of sport that caught my imagination last year.
In tennis I have been a fan of Sabine Lisicki for a few years and her run to the final at Wimbledon was exciting and nerve-jangling. The meeting with Serena Williams in the quarter final was the highlight. Serena had just won the French Open and was looking invincible. Perhaps the only woman in the draw who could cause her problems at Wimbledon was Lisicki, who absolutely loves playing on grass. For once Williams was playing someone whose serve could trouble her and Lisicki raised the rest of her game when a break down in the final set to come back and cause a huge upset.
The men's tournament at Wimbledon was of course notable for Andy Murray's victory. Murray had a little help in that final win from Juan Martin del Potro. The semi-final between del Potro and Djokovic was a classic over five sets with both players hitting some miraculous winners. Djokovic hadn't fully recovered when he played Murray two days later. Djokovic was also involved in a classic semi-final at Roland Garros against Rafa Nadal. At a crucial moment in the fifth set Djokovic touched the net and lost a point which would have put him a game from victory. He went on to lose the game and match.
A funny moment occurred in the women's Australian Open final. Li Na fell and banged her head quite hard. The trainer came onto court and it looked for a while that Li may not be able to continue. Then the trainer raised her finger and asked Li how many fingers she could see. Li and the crowd burst out laughing and we knew all was well.
The British Lions toured Australia. The first two tests were closely fought and both came down to the final kick of the game. On both occasions a successful kick would snatch victory. In the first Test the Australian kicker slipped and the kick fell short. In the second it was the Lions who suffered.
Another close encounter was the First Test of the Ashes series at cricket between England and Australia at Trent Bridge. In their first innings Australia were rescued by their last batsman Ashton Agar who was making his Test debut. Agar came within a whisker of becoming the first number eleven ever to make a test century. The match also featured the infamous incident when Stuart Broad refused to walk after edging a catch, which went on to cause ill-feeling right through the series in both England and Australia. If that wasn't enough the match itself almost saw Australia come from way behind to snatch victory. They fell just 14 runs short.
David Ortiz saves the Boston Red Sox in game 2 of the ALCS. In the match-up to decide who goes to the World Series the Red Sox were down to their final out of the ninth inning. They were trailing and facing a 2-0 series deficit with the next games in Detroit. Lose this game and there would be a mountain to climb. Ortiz comes to the plate and hits a Grand Slam home-run to tie the game. The Red Sox won the game and went on to win the ALCS and the World Series. For me their run to the title turned entirely at that moment.
Carl Froch's controversial fight with George Groves was developing into a classic when it was prematurely stopped. The events of that night have rather overshadowed the fantastic fight that Froch had which did go the distance. Froch faced his previous conqueror Mikkel Kessler and the two champions went toe-to-toe with some ferocious hitting for twelve rounds. Froch deservedly won the fight but Kessler earned great credit as well in one of the fights of the year.
The greatest comeback of the year was in the America's Cup when New Zealand led the series 8-1 needing only one more win to take the Cup. The American opposition brought Ben Ainslie into their yacht and he guided them to eight successive wins to retain the Cup.
The final of the women's European hockey championship saw England playing Germany. The first half was crazy with England taking a 2-1 lead but Germany going into the interval 4-3 up. Things returned to normality in the second half which ended with the scores tied at 4-4. Extra time changed nothing so it went to penalties. Surprise, surprise, the Germans won.
Rank outsiders Wigan were given little chance in the FA Cup Final against Manchester City. In the final City were really flat and Wigan were able to take advantage with a dramatic injury time winner. It was the first time Wigan had won the trophy.
For sheer class Sprinter Sacre's performances took the breath away. The racehorse was absolutely awesome in winning his races including the Two Mile Champion Chase at the Cheltenham festival. Such was his dominance that he was given the highest rating by Timeform by a steeplechaser for forty years.
There were some entertaining Moto GP races this year. Much of the excitement was created by rookie Marc Marquez whose brilliant overtaking moves and duels with Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa were terrific. Marquez took the world title in a championship which went to the final race of the year.
In complete contrast to the world of motorcycling comes indoor bowls. The world championship final was a thriller which went down to the final end.
The most exciting athletics race of the year was the women's 400m final at the world championship. Christine Ohuruogu passed the field and closed down on Amantle Montsho in the home straight. Montsho and Ohuruogu crossed the line together but Montsho leaned back as Ohuruogu dipped. The Briton took the world title by the narrowest of margins.
My choice as the most dramatic moment of the year is the rugby league World Cup semi-final between England and New Zealand at Wembley. The match was fiercely competitive throughout with the leading changing hands several times. With a minute remaining England were leading 18-14 and the ball was down at the New Zealand end of the field. Inexorably The Kiwis progressed up the field. England were holding out but gave away a penalty. The Kiwis had to run it and Shaun Johnson managed to break through the defences to score a try. The scores were tied but New Zealand had the conversion to come. That was the final kick of the game. It went over and The Kiwis had snatched victory.


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How to Juice Greens Perfectly
People who drink healthy, nutritious, homemade juices are known to live healthier, longer lives. Juicing vegetables are the best ingredients that you can add to juices which make it tastier and healthier. If you have a good juicer, juicing vegetables seems very simple and fast. The latest juicers available in the market are the cold press juicers while slowly extract all the juice from the fruits keeping all the natural nutrients, flavor and enzymes alive in the drink. If you have a cold press juicer, you can juice out all sorts of different fruits and vegetables to enjoy all the flavors and benefit from all the nutrients that exist in nature. Although juicing vegetables is quite easy, there are some tips and tricks which will make your job even simpler and add even better flavor to the drink. Here they are:
Add a vegetable with high concentration of water:
Before adding the leafy greens, add an ingredient which has high water content like cucumber or lettuce. Adding such a vegetable makes a good base for the juice and also gives it a nice flavor. Adding such a vegetable with higher water content also adds a good volume to the drink.
Add leafy greens:
You should also add some leafy greens to the juice to benefit from all the rich nutrients in them. In addition to all the other health benefits, leafy greens are also very advantageous for your digestive system.
Also use the stems from the leaves:
The stems of the green vegetables are a very nutritious part and therefore they must not be wasted away. Even the greens which have hard stems like kale, which are normally discarded before cooking these vegetables, can be used for juicing to add extra nutrients to the drink.
Add herbs:
You can also add some herbs to your juices like parsley or cilantro. They help detox your body of impurities and toxins. Many herbs also have medicinal properties which help keep many illnesses at bay and help fight many diseases.
Add a little lemon juice:
Lemon adds a nice flavor to your drink and also adds many health benefits for you in the drink. It is a great source of Vitamin C, frees your body of toxins and helps in building a stronger immune system to keep you away from diseases. Additionally a hint of lemon in your drink also maintains the pH of your body.
Add something sweet:
To give it a boost of flavor, you can add a sweet fruit to your juice like apple or peach. In addition to the vitamins and nutrients that it provides, fruits also usually taste great and add a sweet flavor to the drink.
Now that you know the secret to green juices, there is no reason why you should only stick to the traditional fruit juices. Add more versatility to your drinks combining fruits and vegetables, trying out new and exciting flavors and making your drinks as nutritious as possible.


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It's Baking Season - Expert Tips for Baking in an RV
Dec 8, 2016
Today's RVs are nicer than ever. There are so many great features that some people choose to live in an RV and might just have nicer homes than some of us living in traditional dwellings. One of the great modern day amenities in an RV that often gets overlooked is the oven. Since its December, a time famous for baking, we thought we would highlight some great tips for using the oven in your RV.
RV Ovens are Different
The oven in an RV of course is going to be different than the one in your kitchen at home. The biggest difference between a home oven and an RV oven is the size. An RV oven is considerably smaller than a traditional home oven. You will probably need to purchase smaller bakeware as well as bake smaller batches. Both of these things could mean it will take longer to bake your recipe or that you will need to adjust a large portion recipe to fit a smaller oven.
Cooking with Propane in a Smaller Oven Takes Some Adjustments
Most RV ovens are heated by a propane source. The propane can make for a hotter oven than most people are used to. A great way to help regulate the heat is with a baking stone placed on the wire rack in the over set just above the propane flames . Additionally, you will want to place the rack holding the food you are baking on the highest possible position.
Check the Temperature
As with any oven you will want to preheat an RV oven before you place your food inside and begin baking. It is a good idea to purchase an additional thermometer to double check the internal temperature of the oven as RV temperature dials are not always accurate.
Be Prepared Before You Leave
If you plan to utilize the oven and other features of your RV it is a good idea to know as much as you can about these features and how to use them. Learning these things while on your trip can take valuable fun and relaxing time away from your trip. The more you know and are prepared for before you embark on your journey the better.
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