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FEEL THE BEAT (2020)

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evahaugeofficial: Sofia is one of the most hard-working and loving people i know. Her smile makes me smile, and her heart makes my heart burst. This is one of Sofia’s many great accomplishments, and I’m so proud of her. She worked hard every day, and she continued to with grace and persistence.

My dear Sof, April, and my always... congratulations. I love you ♥️

P.S. I’m so grateful for FaceTime :) #feelthebeat

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Feel the Beat - Netflix (2020)

I had to turn the movie off at this scene😬😬.

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Eva Hauge on Feel the Beat (2020)

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Eva Hauge

Facts

August 19, 2006

American actress

Filmography

Sarah [Feel the Beat: 2020]

Betsy [The Kids Are Alright: 2019]

Penny [I’m here: 2018]

Appearance

Blonde

Blue eyes

Roleplay

Playable: child, teenager

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Film Review: Feel the Beat

Film Review: Feel the Beat

It’s for the best that I had little to no expectations going into Feel the Beat, keeping its mediocrity and lack of any real development in characters and storytelling from being all that disappointing.

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Government building at the end of working hours, 1962

Gro Harlem Brundtland and AUF leader Jens Stoltenberg on Utøya, 1987

Utøya and Oslo July 2011

On this day it is 10 years since the 22 july attack. On July 22, 2011, a far-right terrorist detonated a car bomb in the government quarter in Oslo, before driving to the Labor Party's summer camp for young people on the island of Utøya. 8 people died in the bombing, the massacre on Utøya lasted 66 minutes and 69 people, mainly teenagers, were killed.

The perpetrator was motivated especially by the racist Eurabia conspiracy theory and hatred for the Labor Party, Muslims, immigrants, feminism and social democratic Norway in general.

While the terrorist was motivated by hate, the civilian efforts to help the victims was impressive. In the government quarter people helped each other. On Utøya, as the kids tried to hide or swim off the island, despite the fact that the perpetrator was shooting, civilians in boats went out to pick them up.

Today we take a moment to remember the victims of this attack and all victims of hate crimes and political violence, rest in peace:

Mona Abdinur, Ismail Haji Ahmed, Thomas Margido Antonsen, Pamela Ardam, Modupe Ellen Awoyemi, Lene Maria Bergum, Kevin Daae Berland, Trond Berntsen, Sverre Flåte Bjørkavåg, Torjus Jakobsen Blattmann, Carina Borgund, Johannes Buø, Monica Elisabeth Bøsei, Åsta Sofie Helland Dahl, Sondre Furseth Dale, Monica Iselin Didriksen, Gizem Dogan, Andreas Edvardsen, Tore Eikeland, Bendik Rosnæs Ellingsen, Aleksander Aas Eriksen, Andrine Bakkene Espeland, Hanne A. Balch Fjalestad, Silje Merete Fjellbu, Hanne Kristine Fridtun, Andreas Dalby Grønnesby, Snorre Haller, Rune Havdal, Ingrid Berg Heggelund, Karin Elena Holst, Eivind Hovden, Guro Vartdal Håvoll, Jamil Rafal Mohamad Jamil, Steinar Jessen, Maria Maagerø Johannesen, Ronja Søttar Johansen, Espen Jørgensen, Sondre Kjøren, Margrethe Bøyum Kløven, Syvert Knudsen, Anders Kristiansen, Elisabeth Trønnes Lie, Gunnar Linaker, Tamta Lipartelliani, Eva Kathinka Lütken, Even Flugstad Malmedal, Tarald Kuven Mjelde, Ruth Benedichte Vatndal Nilsen, Emil Okkenhaug, Diderik Aamodt Olsen, Henrik André Pedersen, Rolf Christopher Johansen Perreau, Karar Mustafa Qasim, Bano Abobakar Rashid, Henrik Rasmussen, Ida Beathe Rogne, Synne Røyneland, Marianne Sandvik, Fredrik Lund Schjetne, Lejla Selaci, Birgitte Smetbak, Isabel Victoria Green Sogn, Silje Stamneshagen, Victoria Stenberg, Tina Sukuvara, Sharidyn Svebakk-Bøhn, Simon Sæbø, Håvard Vederhus, Håkon Ødegaard, Hanna M. Orvik Endresen, Kai Hauge, Ida Marie Hill, Anne Lise Holter, Tove Åshill Knutsen, Jon Vegard Lervåg, Hanne Ekroll, Kjersti Berg Sand

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Exactly 8 years ago, on July 22, 2011, two cooperative terrorist acts took place in Norway. The first attack was carried out by a bomb in the center of Oslo, 8 people were killed as a result of an explosion, and at least 209 people were injured, 12 seriously. A few hours later, a terrorist landed on the island of Utoya, there was a summer youth camp on it, and on that day hundreds of children were on the island. An armed mentally ill man opened fire on children, adolescents and adults. As a result, 69 people died and 110 were injured. 77 people died in this terrible, crazy tragic event. 77 smiles, dreams and aspirations are gone. Hundreds of people received the hardest injuries that they are fighting to this day, with physical and moral. Someone has learned to live again and someone will never be able to return to their former life. Because of the psychopath who thought that killing for a "good" purpose is right. Not. I want you to look at these faces and read their names, study their stories and remember. They deserve it.

Oslo bombing

Hanna Endresen, 61, Oslo

Receptionist in the security department of the Government Administration Services. She was described as a "good colleague".

Tove Ashill Knutsen, 56, Oslo

Secretary with the electricians and information technology workers' union. On her way to subway station when bomb exploded.

Kai Hauge, 32, Oslo

Owned a bar and restaurant in Oslo. A colleague described his death as "a great loss".

Jon Vegard Lervag, 32, Oslo

A lawyer who worked in the justice department. He was described as "socially engaged".

Ida Marie Hill, 34, Oslo

Originally from Grue, Hedmark county, Ida worked as an adviser to the ministry of justice. She was described as "a dear and highly-valued employee".

Hanne Ekroll Loevlie, 30, Oslo

A senior government worker originally from Tyristrand, Buskerud county. Colleagues said she "represented the best in us".

Anne Lise Holter, 51, Valer i Oestfold, Oestfold county

Senior consultant to Norway's PM Jens Stoltenberg's office. Officials sent their "warmest thoughts and sympathy" to her family and friends.

Kjersti Berg Sand, 26, Nord-Ordal

Worked on international issues in Justice Department. Colleagues said they had lost a "dear and highly valued employee".

Utoeya island shooting

Mona Abdinur, 18, Oslo

The committed young politician was described as "a well-loved friend, who was socially engaged and interested in multicultural issues". 

Maria Maageroe Johannesen, 17, Noetteroey, Vestfold county

Student at Greve Forest High School who was interested in music, dance and drama. Described as a wonderful, conscientious girl who was a "ray of sunshine".

Ismail Haji Ahmed 19 Hamar, Hedmark county

Better known as Isma Brown after appearing on a talent show. The dance instructor was described as a "very bubbly, happy, caring and happy boy. He was very positive with a very big heart.

Ronja Soettar Johansen, 17, Vefsn, Nordland county

An active blogger, Ronja had a keen interest in music. Friends said she was "a person with courage, commitment and kindness".

Thomas Margido Antonsen, 16, Oslo

A student council representative. Described by friends as "a boy who spread joy".

Sondre Kjoeren, 17, Orkdal, Soer-Troendelag county

Described as a gentle but committed person. He was said to have been heavily involved in efforts to get a new sports hall in his village.

Porntip Ardam, 21, Oslo

Known as Pamela. She was described as talented, super-intelligent, politically active and down to earth.

Margrethe Boeyum Kloeven, 16, Baerum, Akershus county

The student council leader was described as an "active and versatile girl".

Modupe Ellen Awoyemi, 15, Drammen, Buskerud county

Daughter of the city council politician Lola Awoyemi. Described as a kind and open girl, who was active in AUF discussions.

Syvert Knudsen, 17, Lyngdal, Vest-Agder county

The student politician is believed to have been one of the first shot on the island. His family described him as a "bubbly" boy with a keen interest in music.

Lene Maria Bergum, 19, Namsos, Nord-Troendelag

Her head teacher described her as an excellent, beautiful youth, who was sociable, interested in international issues. She had planned to start a summer job as a journalist.

Anders Kristiansen, 18, Bardu, Troms county

An active young politician and leader of the AUF in his area. He was said to be "full of initiative" with "a great desire to work in politics".

Kevin Daae Berland, 15, Akoey, Hordaland county

Active in Askoey AUF and was involved in local politics as well as being a member of the youth council.

Elisabeth Troennes Lie, 16, Halden, Oestfold county

A board member of the Halden AUF. Described as "the sweetest person in the world".

Trond Berntsen, 51, Oevre Eiker, Buskerud county

Crown Princess of Norway's step-brother. The royal court said the off-duty police officer was killed while working as a security guard on the island.

Gunnar Linaker, 23, Bardu, Troms county

Regional secretary of Labour party's youth wing. Father described him as a "calm, big teddy bear with lots of humour and lots of love".

Sverre Flate Bjoerkavag, 28, Sula, Soer-Troendelag county

Union official concerned about justice, equality and community thinking. Described as a well-liked young man who fought for pupils and students' rights. Was training to be a nurse.

Tamta Lipartelliani, 23, Georgia

Secretary of the international committee of the Young Socialists of Georgia.

Torjus Jakobsen Blattmann, 17, Kristiansand,Vest-Agder county

Son of former political adviser. His father said he was a boy "full of humour" who loved playing the guitar.

Eva Kathinka Lutken, 17, Sarpsborg, Oestfold county

She was described as an active politician who was well liked.

Monica Boesei, 45, Hole, Buskerud county

PM Jens Stoltenberg said: "To many of us, she was the embodiment of Utoeya. And now she is dead. Shot and killed whilst taking care of and giving joy to young people."

Even Flugstad Malmedal, 18, Gjoevik, Oppland county

The student with an interest in politics was described as "a gentle boy who stood up for his friends".

Carina Borgund, 18, Oslo

Friends and family said she was "kind, caring, gentle and positive. She loved life and spread joy to everyone around her".

Tarald Kuven Mjelde, 18, Osteroey

Said to be a big fan of Chelsea football team and described as "very warm, friendly and socially engaged".

Johannes Buoe, 14, Mandal, Vest-Agder county

"An independent boy with a good sense of humour," his parents told NRK. He was interested in dogs, hunting, snowmobiling and took an active part in the youth community.

Ruth Benedicte Vatndal Nilsen, 15, Toensberg, Vestfold county

Described by friends as "always happy, positive, and without prejudice".

Asta Sofie Helland Dahl, 16, Sortland, Nordland county

Teachers described her as a wonderful girl who was "open and cheerful".

Hakon Oedegaard, 17, Trondheim, Soer-Troendelag county

Music student at Heimdal high school and member of Byasen school marching band. Described as a role model for others in the band.

Sondre Furseth Dale, 17, Haugesund, Rogaland county

Had large network of friends through music scene and politics. Described as a dedicated person who put 100% into everything he was interested in.

Emil Okkenhaug, 15, Levanger, Nord-Troendelag county

A sports lover described as modest and liked by all who knew him.

Monica Iselin Didriksen, 18, Sund, Hordaland county

Active in Sund AUF, she was described by friends as a unique and bubbly girl.

Diderik Aamodt Olsen, 19, Nesodden, Akershus county

Vice president of Nesodden AUF. He was the youngest member of editorial staff working on the organisation's magazine.

Gizem Dogan, 17, Trondheim, Soer-Troendelag county

Described as a clever student who contributed to the cohesion of her class. Elected as central member of local AUF a month before the tragedy.

Henrik Pedersen, 27, Porsanger, Finnmark county

Leader of Porsanger AUF. Described as a "breath of fresh air" in the local community. A Labour colleague said he was very engaged and engaging.

Andreas Edvardsen, 18, Sarpsborg, Oestfold county

Director of Sarpsborg AUF and active in in the Labour youth league regional committee in Oestfold. Described as "a very caring and confident person".

Rolf Christopher Perreau, 25, Trondheim, Soer-Troendelag county

Known as Christopher. Long-term member of the AUF and was elected to the board in October. Described as a skilled orator and a charismatic young politician.

Tore Eikeland ,21, Osteroy, Hordaland county

PM Jens Stoltenberg described him as "one of our most talented young politicians".

Karar Mustafa Qasim, 19, Vestby, Akershus county

Originally from Iraq, Karar was with friends at summer camp when he was killed. The local mayor described his death as "an enormous tragedy".

Bendik Rosnaes Ellingsen, 18, Rygge, Oestfold county

Had a summer job at the justice ministry before attending camp. He was secretary of Moss Regional Labour Youth, who said they had lost a caring, open and inclusive boy.

Bano Abobakar Rashid, 18, Nesodden, Akershus county

Leader of Nesodden AUF. She was said to have dedicated her life to fighting for democracy and against racism.

Aleksander Aas Eriksen, 16, Meråker, Nord-Troendelag county

Described as socially-engaged as well as "impulsive and passionate".

Henrik Rasmussen, 18, Hadsel, Nordland county

Treasurer of Hadsel AUF. Said to be a very committed person, both in politics and culture.

Andrine Bakkene Espeland, 16, Fredrikstad, Oestfold county

Described as a politically-engaged girl who was keen to take care of the weakest.

Synne Roeyneland, 18, Oslo

A student described by friends as a "funny girl, who always had something to offer: opinions about politics and love and fun and witty comments".

Hanne Balch Fjalestad, 43, Lunner, Oppland county

Danish government confirmed the Danish national was killed while working on the island as a first aid assistant. She was with her 20-year-old daughter, who survived the shooting.

Ida Beathe Rogne, 17, Oestre Toten, Oppland county

A keen student described as happy and funny as well as determined.

Silje Merete Fjellbu, 17, Tinn, Telemark county

Student politician described as a "wonderful girl who had much to contribute".

Simon Saebo, 18, Salangen, Troms county

The student politician was said to be a natural leader. Those who knew him described him as trusting and kind, and a person who showed great concern for others.

Hanne Kristine Fridtun, 19 Stryn, Sogn og Fjordane county

The nursing student was the local AUF county chairman. Described as energetic with great commitment.

Marianne Sandvik, 16, Hundvag, Stavanger

The student was described as a quiet girl who always stood up for those who needed her. Her father said she was concerned with injustice in the world.

Andreas Dalby Groennesby, 17, Stange, Hedmark county

His father had exchanged text messages with him before the shooting. His father told NRK that public support had helped at a painful, terrible time.

Fredrik Lund Schjetne, 18, Eidsvoll, Akershus county

Described by friends as "a great person" whom it was "an honour" to have known.

Snorre Haller, 30, Trondheim, Soer-Troendelag county

Painter and union man. He was a board member of the Joint Association's Central Youth Committee. Described as a "kind, quiet and generous man".

Lejla Selaci, 17, Fredrikstad, Oestfold county

Leader of the AUF in Fredrikstad. Described as a "very happy and social girl who committed herself to what she believed in".

Rune Havdal, 43, Oevre Eiker, Buskerud county

Worked as a security guard on the island of Utoeya.

Birgitte Smetbak, 15, Noetteroey, Vestfold county

Politicians from her local area said hearing news of her death was "a difficult day".

Guro Vartdal Havoll, 18, Oersta, Moere og Romsdal

An active and determined politician, the young student's family said she was inspired by Ghandi and wanted to make the world a "better place".

Isabel Victoria Green Sogn, 17, Oslo

An enthusiastic member of the AUF who saw her future involved in politics.

Ingrid Berg Heggelund, 18, As, Akershus county

A student who said she loved going to school.

Silje Stamneshagen, 18, Askoey, Hordaland county

Active in Askoey AUF and played in school band. Classmates described her as a happy girl who lit up the school day and every day.

Karin Elena Holst, 15, Rana, Nordland county

A member of the Rana AUF, she spoke to her mother during the shooting. She had urged her daughter to hang up and hide.

Victoria Stenberg, 17, Nes, Akershus county

The oldest of three siblings, she was said to be looking forward to the youth camp.

Eivind Hovden, 15, Tokke, Telemark county

Eivind was involved in his local youth centre and was attending his first summer camp. Described as an "amazing guy, always happy, caring and helpful".

Tina Sukuvara, 18, Vadsoe, Finnmark county

Described as "very talented and engaged" and a person who participated actively in political debates.

Jamil Rafal Mohamad Jamil, 20, Eigersund, Rogaland county

Originally from Iraq, Jamil was described as happy, attentive and curious with a strong desire to contribute.

Sharidyn Svebakk-Boehn, 14, Drammen, Buskerud county

Known as Sissi to friends and family, the schoolgirl was described as a "beautiful, caring and vibrant girl".

Steinar Jessen, 16 Alta, Finnmark county

A keen member of the AUF. The mayor of Alta described him as "a flower that would have grown big and strong".

Havard Vederhus, 21, Oslo

Elected leader of Oslo Labour Youth in February. Friends said he was "ambitious and fearless".

Espen Joergensen, 17, Bodoe, Nordland county

Had recently become head of Bodoe AUF. His best friend said he was someone who could "light up the darkest days".

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4th Oslo Battery Days (OBD) Conference, Oslo, Norway, August 22-23, 2022

Shmuel De-Leon Energy from Israel and Schive from Norway will organize together the 4th Oslo Battery Days (OBD) Conference, Oslo, Norway, August 22-23, 2022 – Hybrid conference. OBD is a two-day battery conference in Scandinavia. Discussions and networking around innovative battery technologies. OBD conference will include an exhibition and sponsor opportunities. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Battery Users Suppliers & Manufacturers, Pack Assemblers, Materials manufacturers & Developers, Production equipment manufacturer, Test equipment makers R&D Engineers, Market Researches, Battery Recyclers, Investment Companies, Regulatory bodies members. Program and registration: https://www.oslobatterydays.com/ DAY 1: -Mr. Shmuel De-Leon, Shmuel De-Leon Energy "Li-Ion cylindrical cells market 2022" -„TBD", FREYR "TBD" - "TBD", Schive AS "TBD" -Mr. Frederic Hauge, Bellona "TBD" - Mr. Andreas Bareid, QAD Inc. "How to build an Adaptable and Robust EV Supply Chain in a disrupted world" - Mr. Nils Valland, Corvus Energy “Battery Cell Sourcing for the Marine ESS Market” - Mr. Stefan Marx, SubCtech GmbH "Subsea Li-Ion batteries for safe, cost-effective and sustainable offshore energy production and autonomous vehicles" - Dr. Rahul Fotedar, Morrow Batteries "TBD" - Mr. Michael Deutmeyer, EAS Batteries GmbH "TBD" - Mr. Gidon Leader, StoreDot Ltd. “Extreme Fast Charging Technology – from R&D to Commercialization Challenges and Opportunities” - Ms. Bieke Smeuninx, Nikon Metrology Europe NV "Xray Computed Tomography inspection for battery cells, modules and small battery packs" - Mr. Clemens Disch, Mathis AG “Mathis coating and drying technology” - Mr. Yednesg Parnaik, Enevate "TBD" - Dr. Ionel Stefan, Amprius "TBD" DAY 2: - Mr. Christophe Pillot, Avicenne Energy “The rechargeable battery market and main trends” - Mr. Stian Madshus, Vianode (an Elkem company) "TBD" - Mr. Kevin Kampbell, Digatron GmbH "The Digatron Group solution- from cell assembly equipment to DC fast chargers and everything in between" - Dr. Stefan Permien, UniverCell GmbH "Individual electrode and cell production for niche applications, covering the complete development cycle from lab to gigafactory” - Dr. David Brown, Broadbit "TBD" - Dr. Eva Fontes, Intertek "Addressing Battery Challenges with Mathematical Modeling" - Dr. Johan Fridner, Norsk Hydro ASA "TBD" - Mr. Lars Lysdahl, Rystad Energy “EVs soaring and the dawn of Stationary Storage – can the battery value chain deliver?” - Dr. Hanho Lee, Beyonder AS "Development of New Generation Li-ion Electrochemical cell with High Power and Extended Cycle Life" - Mr. Mathieu Goy, Cognex Inc. "Inspection and traceability solutions in the manufacturing and assembly of EV-batteries" - Mr. Bob Zollo, Keysight Technologies Inc. "EV Battery & Electrification Testing – From the Grid to the Road" - Mr. Stefan Wass, Gränges Finspång AB "The role of Aluminium in a Li-ion battery cell – a carbon footprint study " - Mr. Richard Clark, Morgan Advanced Materials “Elimination of Thermal Runaway Propagation Without Needing a Low Energy Density Chemistry” These seminars will be focused on lithium battery technology - our area of competence. At LITHIUM BATTERY SERVICE, we specialize in advice and checklists for shipping, transporting and packing lithium cells and batteries. You can attend special seminars on these topics with us. Current dates can be found under LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES: https://www.lithium-batterie-service.de/en/learning-opportunities/ Lithium cells and batteries fall under dangerous goods class 9. If you need to transport or ship lithium cells and batteries, there are some rules to follow in the transport regulations. 
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Jennelle ‘Jenny’ Schnacky played by Olesya Rulin (Stepparent)

Nellie Schnacky played by Eva Hauge (Stepdaughter/sister)

Kenneth ‘Kenny’ Schnacky played by Luke Wilson