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	The man who is taking Advani places
		When Dagur is not driving Advani's bus through bad roads, traffic jams and crowded streets he fulfils his duty as a Bharatiya Janata Party corporator in the Indore Municipal Corporation.
		It was this relentless commitment to driving and the party that led Advani to choose Dagur as his sarathi during his Swarna Jayanti Yatra in 1997.
		Dagur is not the lone driver for the Bharat Uday Yatra.
	www.rediff.com /election/2004/mar/18espec1.htm (679 words)

	Dagur Group
		Dagur Group is the new name for the company formerly known as Skifan.
		The name ‘Dagur’ is derived from the Icelandic word for “a day” and thereby illustrates new opportunities and the renewed emphasis of the company.
		The name Dagur Group also defines the role of the company to maintain a group of operating units or companies, each with its own specific goals and mission, capable of growth on its own terms with support from the group as a whole.
	www.dagurgroup.is /Dagur/index.aspx?GroupId=19 (157 words)

	The man who is taking Advani places
		When Dagur is not driving Advani's bus through bad roads, traffic jams and crowded streets he fulfils his duty as a Bharatiya Janata Party corporator in the Indore Municipal Corporation.
		It was this relentless commitment to driving and the party that led Advani to choose Dagur as his sarathi during his Swarna Jayanti Yatra in 1997.
		Dagur is not the lone driver for the Bharat Uday Yatra.
	in.rediff.com /election/2004/mar/18espec1.htm (679 words)

	Poppoli Pictures
		Dagur Kari has been the spokesman for finding the reality within the abnormality while de Fleur has been arguing that one cannot achieve a toilet-flush by speaking about it, not to mention the oddity of neorealism that Dagur so powerfully denies.
		Dagur Kari this, Dagur Kari that, you just get tired of hearing his name for starters, and then just when I look at his films they're just so...
		DAGUR: "It's a project that is very close to my heart, about the wildness within places who have no home for such things, it's like a passional feeling that is like book that I am not allowed to read.
	www.poppoli.com /dagoliint.html (712 words)

	Icelandairwaves 2005
		Dagur has done a number of short films since finishing his film studies and is currently filming the follow up to Nói Albinói in Denmark.
		Since they started working together as slowblow Orri and Dagur have never lived in the same country at the same time, which is part of the reason why the recording of their new album has taken such a long time.
		For the song Cardboard Box“ they recorded fireworks for the ambience and had Kristín sing her part in Orri’s mothers closet-size bathroom while Dagur performed a handrail-solo on the staircase under which the bathroom was located.
	www.icelandairwaves.com /artists.asp?pageID=18&artistID=92 (791 words)

	JengaJam.com
		Originally thought up by Arnon and Dagur during a small ICQ conversation on April 15th 2003 after having had fun with other links indexes, the first version of the system was quickly developed and jengajam officially opened to the public on April 17th.
		Dagur is a JengaJam Administrator/Co-Founder and is one of the the oldest (farts) in the team with his 23 years.
		Dagur lives on Iceland and his favorite link is the Harry Potter Puppet Pals (not forgetting the Homestar links, every single one of them).
	www.jengajam.com /birthday.php (809 words)

	CinemaSpeak.Com - OUTCAST: An interview with Nói's (Nói Albinói) Tómas Lemarquis.
		Me and Dagur were together in the same college, that's where we met.
		My ex-girlfriend is a cousin of Dagur's, so we were always together at Christmas parties and family parties.
		What Dagur told me is that because the film has no linear story, he wanted something dramatic and strong to glue it together.
	www.cinemaspeak.com /Interviews/tlint.html (1040 words)

	Dagur
		In Norse myth, Dagur is the personification of the day.
		His chariot is pulled by the horse is Skinfaxi, whose shining mane illuminates the earth and the sky.
		Article "Dagur" created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 09 August 1998 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /mythica/articles/d/dagur.html (67 words)

	"Open to the Unexpected": Dagur Kári & Tómas Lemarquis Talk About "Nói"
		The first feature from 30-year-old Dagur Kári follows the foibles of a bored troublemaker who dreams of escaping from the icy small town he calls home.
		Dagur Kári: I invented the character of Nói when I was about 17, not knowing what to do with it exactly.
		Dagur wrote the script and was making the film, but on location he was always looking at a place and saying, "Why not shoot this, or this?" He was very attentive to what was happening.
	www.indiewire.com /people/people_040319noi.html (1696 words)

	Dagur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Dagur Kari a reu la somme de 15.200 euros, attribue...
		Dagur Kari's Ni Albini is the sort of low-key small-town comedy that could easily be set in some corner of Utah or Idaho, if the weather...
		Dagur Mongolian grammar, texts, and lexicon;: Based on the speech of Peter Onon (Indiana University publications.
	polish.dictionary.cx /Dagur (315 words)

	DVD Times - Nói Albinói
		Dagur Kári is a young Icelandic director for whom film is just one means of artistic expression.
		His debut film, Nói Albinói (Nói the Albino) takes us to the snow-covered landscapes of the West Fjords in the extreme of North West of Iceland, to a small community where the pace of life is too slow for one of its inhabitants, a young seventeen year-old albino called Nói.
		However, Dagur Kári expresses a preference in one of the interviews for a soundtrack that sits more central with the image, capturing the claustrophobia and isolation of the situations, so the Dolby Digital 5.1 mix, being unusually less spread-out would probably be closest to the director’s intentions here.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=12005 (1223 words)

	BBC - collective - noi albinoi interview
		Long thought of as the acceptable place for rich scenesters to go clubbing, Icelanders are now starting to turn out some movies that reflect the frozen little island’s style world.
		Dagur, for his part, describes himself as the boy who always took the math test.
		And when we were shooting he lived in a cellar with a ceiling this high.” Dagur indicates about 5ft, impressed.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A2035306 (479 words)

	dOc DVD Review: Nói (Nói Albinói) (2003)
		Dagur Kári's desolate fishing village in Iceland, as seen in the quirky coming-of-age film, Nói, is a world illuminated by harsh shades of blue and green, as if we're watching the proceedings under water.
		Audio Transfer Review: This is an interesting conundrum, because Dagur Kári has stated that his film is meant to be seen in mono, with all the sound coming from the screen itself, at least until the final act.
		The Making of Nói (19m:35s) features extensive comments from soft-spoken director Dagur Kári, and he expounds on designing the unique look and sound of the film, as well as his intentional ambiguity with regard to the ending, though he does mention an original ending he nixed in order to keep things more open to interpretation.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=6466 (1100 words)

	CyberSangeet: Conversation with Pandit Falguni Mitra
		The four Vanis are: Gaurhar Vani, Dagur Vani, Khandar Vani and Nauhar Vani.
		Since Dagur Vani has simpler movements, it has become the usual Vani in which most people sing in.
		FM: The Dagar family probably says that they have been the founders of the ‘Dagur’ Vani and that they have been practicing the Dagur vani for centuries.
	www.cybersangeet.com /Falguni-Mitra-Interview.htm (1714 words)

	Interviews: NOI THE ALBINO
		He returned to acting, however, when his old classmate Dagur Kári decided Lemarquis was the only possible choice to play Noi.
		We were together in the same college, and my father—who was the French teacher in the film—he taught French to Dagur in the same college.
		The point is that—we talked a lot about it before shooting—the direction Dagur wanted to go was pretty much non-acting, but more of listening and reacting, in a really realistic way.
	www.aboutfilm.com /features/noialbinoi/interviews.htm (2850 words)

	EI > Interviews > An interview with Dagur Kári
		American Red Cross volunteers have been deployed to the hardest hit areas of Katrina’s destruction, supplying hundreds of thousands victims left homeless with critical necessities.
		Far from being reminiscent of the bombastic work of Denmark's Lars von Trier, Kari's surprisingly mature movie shares much more in common with the quiet, cerebral films of veteran Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki.
		I had the pleasure of speaking to Dagur Kári, via phone, while he was recently in New York.
	www.einsiders.com /features/interviews/dagurkari.php (1777 words)

	Noi Albinoi - movie information
		Dagur Kari's eagerly anticipated audience pleaser, won the Moviezone award at Rotterdam 2003 and picked up awards at Gothenburg 2003, including the International Critics' Award and the Grand Jury prize at Angers.
		Dagur Kari also works as a musician with his band 'Slowblow'.
		Dagur is currently working on his next project, a Dogma film in Copenhagen.
	www.phase9.tv /movies/noialbinoi.htm (342 words)

	Trust Film Sales
		Dagur Kári was born in France and raised in Iceland but he graduated from The National Filmschool of Denmark in 1999.
		Dagur Kári's graduate film, LOST WEEKEND, also won a sea of awards (14): For example, Best Feature Film at the Premiere Plans and Clermont Ferrant in France.
		DARK HORSE is Dagur Kári's first feature film in Danish.
	www.trust-film.dk /off_vis_film.asp?id=171 (214 words)

	Icelandic Horse Farm--Canadian Born Geldings
		We started a lot of horses under saddle last year and Dagur was the first one we rode.
		He is happy to work, loves attention and has been solid in the ring and on the trail.
		Dagur is one of our taller horses and he has a very smooth canter.
	icefarm.com /geldings-cdn.html (2542 words)

	Cannes Film Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Dark Horse is the latest film from Icelandic filmmaker Dagur Kari, following his debut feature Noi Albinoi, reinforcing the director's propensity for offbeat humor, a laid back tone, funny dialogue and yet a profound description of people's emotional state of mind.
		Dagur explains his take on filmmaking: “I like movies that are more like a catalogue of ideas rather than a plot-driven story.
		When we wrote the script, we didn't sit down to figure out a story; we started by collecting lots of ideas and put them all on the same account...The movie is about people who do not fit into the society they belong to.
	www.festival-cannes.fr /perso/index.php?langue=6002&personne=4282043 (184 words)

	Volcano Eruption Picture
		Getting a better look at such an eruption is possible by air and of course by a 4x4!
		Einar, Dagur and Gudmundur along with their co-drivers took the 4x4 route.
		Dagur on his Toyota Hi-Lux wasn't caught on picture from the air.
	www.4x4offroads.com /volcano-eruption-picture.html (406 words)

	Dagur - Jatland Wiki
		Dagar (à¤¡à¤¾à¤—à¤°) or Digrana or Dagur (à¤¡à¤¾à¤—à¥à¤°) is a clan or gotra of Jats found in Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh in India.
		On the basis of their habitation in Dang, the Jat kshatriyas of this region are known as Daga,
		Salpur, Nangal, Pidaulia, Pudana, Daryapur villages in Aligarh district of Brij region near Tappal are of Dagur Jats.
	www.jatland.com /home/Dagur (252 words)

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		After all, while Kári’s film does involve an unforgettable food-preparation scene, the meal of choice is the local delicacy of blood sausage.
		Of course, for the character of Nói, who admits in one scene to never having been on an airplane, even France feels as unreachable as the sandy Polynesian shores that dance through his daydreams.
		“Both Dagur and I are from Reykjavik, like 60 percent of the rest of the population.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/printme.php?eid=52521 (1517 words)

	Slowblow: Slowblow: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Slowblow principals Orri Jònsson and Dagur Kàri Petursson largely ditch their peers' electro/acoustic textures in favor of detachedly strummed acoustic guitars and gentle, organic percussion.
		And their fractured little songs speak in a language we understand, rather than hinting at a mystery that lunkheaded yanks like to get all hyperbolic about.
		More light harmonizing between she and Dagur Kári follows, propelled by the surprisingly effective addition of prominent and steady handclaps.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/s/slowblow/slowblow.shtml (440 words)

	norrøna - aktuell
		Auf Island aufgewachsen, hat Dagur Kári an der Danske Filmskole studiert und ist nun für den Dreh zu Voksne mennesker nach Kopenhagen zurückgekehrt.
		Dagur Kári: I arrived yesterday afternoon and the day was packed, but I met Gert Fredholm, whose film Dommeren is here, too.
		But it is also kind of a private joke, because when I moved to Denmark my friends couldn't pronounce my name Dagur.
	amor.cms.hu-berlin.de /~h04512hw/hefte/37/h37kari.php (727 words)

	Find in a Library: Dagur Mongolian grammar, texts, and lexicon; based on the speech of Peter Onon.
		Find in a Library: Dagur Mongolian grammar, texts, and lexicon; based on the speech of Peter Onon.
		Dagur Mongolian grammar, texts, and lexicon; based on the speech of Peter Onon.
		WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries.
	www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/5d560b060dc32654.html (59 words)

	8 SOFIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
		Maybe only an enormous natural disaster can destroy his world and, in this way, offer him a prospect of a better life...Connoisseurs have for some time regarded Dagur Kari as a great Icelandic film talent.
		With Noi, the director (along with actor Tomas Lemarquis) has created a convincing character who dedicates himself with verve to his sad-comic stupidities, but certainly seems capable of greater deeds, in a different place and a different time, which only makes his dream of escaping with the girl from the filling station even more heart-rending.
		Icelandic filmmaker Dagur Kandaacute;ri was born in 1973 and graduated from the National Film School of Denmark in 1999.
	www.cinema.bg /sff/2004/eng/movie.php?movieSid=171 (291 words)

	DAGUR - LanguageServer - University of Graz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Dagur is spoken by more than 80.000 people.
		The speakers of Dagur live in Inner Mongolia and in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China.
		Dagur belongs to the peripheral branch of the Mongolian languages, which form a top level constituent...
	languageserver.uni-graz.at /ls/lang?id=33 (124 words)

	greg.org: An interview with Noi Albinoi director Dagur Kari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An interview with Noi Albinoi director Dagur Kari
		The Iceland Review interviews Dagur Kári, whose first film, >Noi the Albino, received wild critical acclaim in countries where it's been released [cough cough, US??] [via TMN]
		The interview starts: "With his floppy hair, shaggy beard and frumpy red sweater, Dagur Kári looks very much like a film director."
	greg.org /archive/2004/08/25/an_interview_with_noi_albinoi_director_dagur_kari.html (85 words)

	Noi the Albino (Nói Albinói) (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Regrettably, the debut feature from young Icelandic director Dagur Kári is one of those occasions.
		Whilst the film immediately preceding this through the player was Spider-Man 2 (a depressingly poor follow-up to the original film in my view), and therefore there was a relatively low comparison risk for Noi The Albino, I have to say that from an entertainment point of view, the Icelandic film is sadly lacking.
		There did not seem to be any issues with audio sync in the transfer.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=5699&SID=2&PID=230073 (2165 words)

	Dagur Kári's "Nói"; Icelandic Eccentries in a Washed-Out World
		Dagur Kári's "Nói"; Icelandic Eccentries in a Washed-Out World
		Tómas Lemarquis in a scene from Dagur Kári's "Nói." Image courtesy of Palm Pictures.
		The ending of the film refers to the word "Noi" that means Noah (Noah's Ark), significance of which might be lost on non-Icelandic viewers.
	www.indiewire.com /movies/movies_040317noi.html (510 words)

	Artificial Eye -Nói Albinói- ART270 DVD
		Heralding the arrival of an exciting new film-making talent, Icelandic director Dagur Kari’s dis-
		Dagur Kari’s eagerly anticipated audience pleaser, won the Moviezone award at Rotterdam and picked up awards at Gothenburg, including the International Critics’ Award and the Grand Jury prize at Angers.
		Dagur Kari’s portrait of a gifted teen, rebelling against the limits of life in a remote Icelandic town, is infused with beautiful scenic vistas, small observational details and a melancholic humour that engulfs his protagonist’s actions.
	www.artificial-eye.com /dvd/ART270dvd/main.html (164 words)

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