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An employee at the Al Aqsa Islamic Society mosque in North Philadelphia found a bloodied, severed pig head, an object Muslims consider insulting to dietary laws, around 6 a.m. Eastern on Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
A surveillance camera captured a red pickup truck driving by the mosque twice on Sunday night. On the car’s second go-round, an object flew from the passenger’s side.
Philadelphia police are leading an investigation.
“We’ve got to be involved,” Officer Pete Berndlmaier told the Philadelphia Inquirer. “If they get away doing something like that, they are going to up the ante.”
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I was a little disappointed in the final Hunger Games. Aside from feeling somewhat loss, I just didn’t like the way Mockingjay – Part 2 ended. There was an emptiness I felt wasn’t filled. I don’t want to reveal any spoilers, after all, we’ve survived through more than 6 hours of President Snows’ (Donald Sutherland) relentless, barbaric treatment of pain and torture to the haves and have nots to get here. Two things remained consistent throughout the entire Hunger Games series, lots of death and the bravery of Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence). I found some deaths to be senseless and others to be a welcoming feeling of healing and hope. This last installment of The Mockingjay deals with making decisions that would finalize their future, getting rid of the right people, which would deal with serious trust and sacrifice issues and the process of healing then moving on.
Spectre is one of the most expensive movies ever made. With a budget of $245M, it has brought in approximately $176M over the last 4 weekends here in the US and grossed $750M worldwide. After all is said and done, Spectre needed to gross $640M to break even. A reported $34M was spent just on the destruction of expensive cars during the making of this 24th James Bond movie. Add Daniel’s salary of $24M, making him the highest paid Bond (which doesn’t include endorsements), in the history of the 007 franchise. Now add around $100M for promotions, plus with all the other staff, actors and employee salaries, one can see how the price tag escalated so high. 
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Since the death of Apple’s Co-Founder, Steve Jobs (Michael Fassbender), there’s been a lot of interest to get his story out so the world knows who he really was. In this version, much like the Bible, only a portion of Job’s life is revealed and is basically told in three parts: All the problems leading up to the beginning of Apple prior to 1984, Job’s preparing to launch the NEXT computer at Davies Symphony Hall in 1988, then finally, Jobs preparing to premier the iMac in 1998, the computer that restored the company.
