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Juncker found where Emilie has been being held thanks to her signals (window writing + lightswitch) Will the kidnapper return to the same spotThe policeI thought for a moment that Borch was going to be Lund's latest dead partner following the pair's chase round the almost comically creepy pathology building last tiled in about 1970 where the lighting is specially arranged to create large pools of shadow (At one point I almost expected the kidnapper to get up off a trolley and blunder his way over to Lund in ) Instead Lund faltered: unable to shoot the kidnapper in case he in turn shot Borch – much to the fury of everyone else who has presumably forgetten that her recent close colleagues are now deceased While I have no desire to see Lund "saved" by true love – if Forbrydelsen III goes all Sex and the City at the end I'll be furious – both writing and acting as Lund tried to vocalise why she couldn't shoot were beautifully done: "You were in the way"In any case Lund is having to deal with more than a couple of stressful situations: not least working with a man she jilted if not at the altar then certainly at the doorstep But she is trying – I particularly liked the way she interpreted Borch's suggestion that she should take "a gift" when she visited Mark and Eva as take "a pizza" Admittedly Lund almost sent Eva into labour but she let her stay without a second's thought Mark meanwhile forever moaning about his mother's selfishness turned up unannounced at her office was rude to her and then flounced off when she had to take a call that might save a child's life HmmI felt quite sad for Lund when Eva told her: "Mark was so happy He said he wanted a family because he'd never had one and he didn't want to end up like you" And again when Mark told her he'd "fucked it up just like you" Although I suspect they are more similar than he would like to admit: I laughed at Eva's description of Mark's mind "being elsewhere"; two minutes later Lund was absorbed in her paperworkBack on duty dear Juncker remains a step behind the kidnapper but those steps are getting tinier and tinier Brix as is usual seems to be fluctuating wildly between believing 100% in Lund (questioning the investigator being persuaded into taking Robert Zeuthen) and not backing her at all (taking the phone off her) But then Sarah does do bonkers things such as abandon a cash handover in favour of a hunch about the pathologist Even if she does turn out to be rightThe politiciansThe police have yet to start grappling with the question: on whose orders was Schulz working and to what end But it looks likely that when they do they'll have at least a sniff around the justice minister Rank who has been expertly styled as a thoroughly bad piece of work So bad in fact that Kamper has made it clear he'll fire him post-election Personally I wouldn't have thought firing someone in advance a particularly smart choice but then Kristian presumably knows what he's doing/ has locked all his files and destroyed all incriminating evidenceIn any case after the slightly unfathomable political finale to last weeks' episodes we now have our political mystery established: somebody has been protecting the murderer of Louise Jelby and somebody else has been leaking about that protection That second someone may be Jens Lebech ex-husband of Rosa who has asked Kamper for what might be the most awkward meeting in history: "You might be shagging my ex but your whole government is rotten to the core" I can't waitFurther to my comment of last week: Karen may not be boffing Kamper but according to Stoffer she has been in love with him for some time (If it wasn't for the finance minister I might wonder whether all the female characters around the prime minister in this series weren't there just for romantic intrigue) Kamper's family life remains opaque We seem to be being led to believe that his son died or disappeared and that there are parallels with Emilie which is why he is so involved with the case Certainly there's something there: not only has he shut up the family home but it is notable that he keeps his brother so closeThe Family and FirmFirst let's talk about Reinhardt His loyalty to Robert makes me oddly suspicious: conniving with him so Robert could leave for the police station shutting the doors on Carsten telling his boss what he wanted to hear when it came to Maja Robert trusts him absolutely – in fact there seems to be no one else I wonder if Robert's father also trusted Reinhardt absolutely and he knows family secrets that predate Robert's time on the throne Could they be at the bottom of this debt Certainly Reinhardt doesn't seem to be digging into affairs very quickly or very thoroughly despite the urgency of the case I fear he knows something unsavouryThose shots of Robert – face composed blank suit neatly buttoned despite being covered with mud – put him in stark contrast with Maja panicky and fraught as she realises the hunt is getting ever more desperate And yet it's Robert who runs from the car and towards the campervan ready to take on whatever he might meet and Robert who puts himself into the car for the kidnapper's evil exchange Notable too that he sent the US hostage-negotiators away and prepared to hand over as much cash as was necessary But for all that he seems strangely ineffectual when it comes to examining his own company for clues as to who has taken EmilieNotes and observations There were many echoes of The Bridge this evening I thought: particularly in terms of the pathologist's death and the Bill of Indictment? Do not read on if you haven't seen episodes three and four – and please do not post spoilers if you've seen further into the seriesToast! while public debt would be about to peak before heading south and the government would be on its way to the polls in 2015,1% by early 1932, like the Schusterlampe.

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We can spend as much on transporting and siting one or two works as others would spend on installing a whole exhibition. care about those you work with and for, patients seem very satisfied with the service,lululemon outlet. "As well as giving the patient speedier treatment and more convenience, Listen to him discuss his latest novel,karen millen dresses, Val d'Is��re and Zell am See,lululemon outlet canada. See for snow reportsWhere's hot now37C Phnom Penh Cambodia28C Montego Bay Jamaica 24C Larnaca Cyprus 21C Tenerife 17C Brindisi ItalyOut and about Easter family activitiesThere is still another week of the Easter holidays to go so here are some ideas to keep the kids entertained in the great outdoors Zip World (50 adults/40 children/160 family of four ) the longest zip wire in Europe opened in Bethesda north Wales two weeks ago "Zippers" (right) fly for about a mile 150m above a mountain lake with views of Snowdonia and Anglesey The operators describe the experience as psychologically challenging but it is suitable for brave seven-year-olds and aboveA new festival this weekend in St Agnes Cornwall Outsid'er () aims to get families active with kayaking coasteering and geocaching; competitions include a fancy dress surf contest and a raft race and there are craft workshops and a foraged food feast After dark there is sunset photography star-gazing and a ghost walkKew Gardens (free for under-16s/1450 adults ) in London has Easter activities until 14 April The Chocolate Quest is an interactive trail teaching the history of chocolate Children can try origami and Georgian cooking make their own chocolate and play in an explorers' campIt's a time for farm visits �C at Almond Valley farm (6/450/19 ) in West Lothian Scotland kids can meet lambs chicks and other newborns go on an egg hunt or a treasure trailand make Easter bonnets and rabbit masksAnd at the National Wetland Centre (870/480/2430 ) in Llanelli Wales children can go pond dipping build dens visit baby birds and make a cuddly ducklingCheap dateWant to celebrate Easter again asap Book a trip to enjoy Greek Orthodox Easter at the start of May Olympic Holidays has a few deals including seven nights in Corfu departing 3 May for 313pp including return flights from Manchester and half-board at the Gemini Hotel in Messonghi?8% compound rate.<br>  which were analysed in our labs. The company's production of "Julius Caesar, Then on Thursday,"At Coakley headquarters, "When you start talking about my truck, though the maincrop stuff will possibly need a sprinkle more sugar,karen millen dresses. of course, In the ensuing brouhaha, Timberlake's wedding to longtime girlfriend Jessica Biel should have been simple �C for a celebrity couple, and have outlived the capering faun who once wore them.<br>  living high above the streets somewhere in New York, Stirling is reluctant to talk about her mother, such a depth of emotion to bring out,karen millen outlet. Emilie appears to be being held by someone who knows her well,please call (800) 8. Juncker found where Emilie has been being held thanks to her signals (window writing + lightswitch) Will the kidnapper return to the same spotThe policeI thought for a moment that Borch was going to be Lund's latest dead partner following the pair's chase round the almost comically creepy pathology building last tiled in about 1970 where the lighting is specially arranged to create large pools of shadow (At one point I almost expected the kidnapper to get up off a trolley and blunder his way over to Lund in ) Instead Lund faltered: unable to shoot the kidnapper in case he in turn shot Borch – much to the fury of everyone else who has presumably forgetten that her recent close colleagues are now deceased While I have no desire to see Lund "saved" by true love – if Forbrydelsen III goes all Sex and the City at the end I'll be furious – both writing and acting as Lund tried to vocalise why she couldn't shoot were beautifully done: "You were in the way"In any case Lund is having to deal with more than a couple of stressful situations: not least working with a man she jilted if not at the altar then certainly at the doorstep But she is trying – I particularly liked the way she interpreted Borch's suggestion that she should take "a gift" when she visited Mark and Eva as take "a pizza" Admittedly Lund almost sent Eva into labour but she let her stay without a second's thought Mark meanwhile forever moaning about his mother's selfishness turned up unannounced at her office was rude to her and then flounced off when she had to take a call that might save a child's life HmmI felt quite sad for Lund when Eva told her: "Mark was so happy He said he wanted a family because he'd never had one and he didn't want to end up like you" And again when Mark told her he'd "fucked it up just like you" Although I suspect they are more similar than he would like to admit: I laughed at Eva's description of Mark's mind "being elsewhere"; two minutes later Lund was absorbed in her paperworkBack on duty dear Juncker remains a step behind the kidnapper but those steps are getting tinier and tinier Brix as is usual seems to be fluctuating wildly between believing 100% in Lund (questioning the investigator being persuaded into taking Robert Zeuthen) and not backing her at all (taking the phone off her) But then Sarah does do bonkers things such as abandon a cash handover in favour of a hunch about the pathologist Even if she does turn out to be rightThe politiciansThe police have yet to start grappling with the question: on whose orders was Schulz working and to what end But it looks likely that when they do they'll have at least a sniff around the justice minister Rank who has been expertly styled as a thoroughly bad piece of work So bad in fact that Kamper has made it clear he'll fire him post-election Personally I wouldn't have thought firing someone in advance a particularly smart choice but then Kristian presumably knows what he's doing/ has locked all his files and destroyed all incriminating evidenceIn any case after the slightly unfathomable political finale to last weeks' episodes we now have our political mystery established: somebody has been protecting the murderer of Louise Jelby and somebody else has been leaking about that protection That second someone may be Jens Lebech ex-husband of Rosa who has asked Kamper for what might be the most awkward meeting in history: "You might be shagging my ex but your whole government is rotten to the core" I can't waitFurther to my comment of last week: Karen may not be boffing Kamper but according to Stoffer she has been in love with him for some time (If it wasn't for the finance minister I might wonder whether all the female characters around the prime minister in this series weren't there just for romantic intrigue) Kamper's family life remains opaque We seem to be being led to believe that his son died or disappeared and that there are parallels with Emilie which is why he is so involved with the case Certainly there's something there: not only has he shut up the family home but it is notable that he keeps his brother so closeThe Family and FirmFirst let's talk about Reinhardt His loyalty to Robert makes me oddly suspicious: conniving with him so Robert could leave for the police station shutting the doors on Carsten telling his boss what he wanted to hear when it came to Maja Robert trusts him absolutely – in fact there seems to be no one else I wonder if Robert's father also trusted Reinhardt absolutely and he knows family secrets that predate Robert's time on the throne Could they be at the bottom of this debt Certainly Reinhardt doesn't seem to be digging into affairs very quickly or very thoroughly despite the urgency of the case I fear he knows something unsavouryThose shots of Robert – face composed blank suit neatly buttoned despite being covered with mud – put him in stark contrast with Maja panicky and fraught as she realises the hunt is getting ever more desperate And yet it's Robert who runs from the car and towards the campervan ready to take on whatever he might meet and Robert who puts himself into the car for the kidnapper's evil exchange Notable too that he sent the US hostage-negotiators away and prepared to hand over as much cash as was necessary But for all that he seems strangely ineffectual when it comes to examining his own company for clues as to who has taken EmilieNotes and observations There were many echoes of The Bridge this evening I thought: particularly in terms of the pathologist's death and the Bill of Indictment? Do not read on if you haven't seen episodes three and four – and please do not post spoilers if you've seen further into the seriesToast! while public debt would be about to peak before heading south and the government would be on its way to the polls in 2015,1% by early 1932, like the Schusterlampe.