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Opening Night
: The Secret to Andy Blankenbuehler's Genius
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/27/2017
director-choreographer, along with his cast and co-creators, hit the red carpet LIVE on Playbill to reveal the secrets behind making the new musical soar.
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Watch as Allison Janney Takes Over Playbill's Live Stream on Her Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/26/2017
The seven-time Emmy winner steals the mic on Facebook Live to talk about her return to Broadway—plus interviews with Tony winner John Benjamin Hickey and
's Corey Hawkins.
Opening Night
What Is Hidden in the Set of
on Broadway?
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/25/2017
On the opening-night red carpet of the new musical from Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, and Terrence McNally, Ahrens confides the secret homage to the 1997 film hidden in the set of the Broadway adaptation.
Opening Night
What Is Christian Borle's Favorite Moment to Perform in Broadway's
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/25/2017
On the opening-night purple carpet of
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
, the two-time Tony winner (and the cast and creative team) spill all of their delicious secrets about the new musical.
Opening Night
What Is Cynthia Nixon's Secret Fear About
The Little Foxes
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/20/2017
Nixon and co-star Laura Linney talk to Playbill LIVE on the opening night red carpet.
Opening Night
"I Think That There's a Reason I Haven't Been to Broadway Before Now": Playwright Paula Vogel on
's Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/19/2017
Watch Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel (and the company of
) on the red carpet of her Broadway debut.
Opening Night
WATCH: Jefferson Mays and Jennifer Ehle on the Opening Night Red Carpet of Broadway's
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/14/2017
The company of Broadway's
share their most personal realizations about the groundbreaking new play.
Opening Night
Phillipa Soo Reveals Why She Loves Playing Amélie
By Ruthie Fierberg | 04/04/2017
Watch Soo and the stars of
join Playbill live on the red carpet on opening night.
Opening Night
Wish You Could Be at Opening Night on Broadway? Check This Out
By Ruthie Fierberg | 03/27/2017
The company of the award-winning
hit Playbill's Facebook Live from the red carpet on opening night.
Opening Night
Mark Ruffalo and the Full Cast of Roundabout Theatre Company's
The Price
Visit Facebook Live on Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 03/17/2017
The Tony-nominated actor and co-stars Danny DeVito, Tony Shalhoub, and Jessica Hecht talked about the latest revival of the lesser-known Arthur Miller play.
Opening Night
Watch the Cast and Creative Team of
Come From Away
on the Opening Night Red Carpet
By Ruthie Fierberg | 03/13/2017
Stars Jenn Colella, Chad Kimball, and Rodney Hicks join Playbill on Facebook Live to discuss the Broadway opening and the 9/11 story you haven't heard.
Opening Night
Watch: Glenn Close and the Cast of Broadway's
Sunset Boulevard
on Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 02/10/2017
The Tony Award-winning Norma Desmond confides in Playbill on the red carpet.
Opening Night
Watch: John Legend and the Cast of
Celebrate Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 01/20/2017
The Grammy- and Oscar-winning producer and the company of MTC's production of August Wilson's play toast their January 19 opening on Facebook Live.
Opening Night
Watch Cate Blanchett and the Cast of
The Present
Celebrate Opening Night
By Ruthie Fierberg | 01/09/2017
Two-time Oscar winner Blanchett makes her Broadway debut with the transfer of the Sydney Theatre Company production.
Opening Night
Inside the Opening Night Celebration of Broadway's First A Cappella Musical
By Harry Haun | 12/13/2016
In Transit
's cast and creative team, including writer Kristen Anderson-Lopez, director Kathleen Marshall, and more hit the red carpet on opening night.
Opening Night
Cast and Creative Team of
Dear Evan Hansen
Hit the Blue Carpet on Facebook Live
By Ruthie Fierberg | 12/05/2016
On opening night, the company of the critically acclaimed new musical talks about bringing the tour de force to Broadway.
Robert De Niro, Chazz Palminteri, and More Hit Facebook Live on Opening Night of
A Bronx Tale
By Ruthie Fierberg | 12/02/2016
The company of the new Broadway musical talks to Playbill live from the opening-night celebration.
Opening Night
Stars Get Sexy for the Opening of
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
By Harry Haun | 10/31/2016
The stage precursor to
Dangerous Liaisons
opens in a salacious Broadway revival.
Opening Night
Cast Talks Making Their Mark on This Revival
By Harry Haun | 10/28/2016
Christian Borle, Andrew Rannells, Stephanie J. Block and more reflect on their opening night of
on Broadway.
Opening Night
What Stars Turned Out for the Momentous
Front Page
By Harry Haun | 10/21/2016
With a cast full of acting titans, the red carpet was much the same.
Opening Night
Chatting Chekhov with
The Cherry Orchard
Cast on Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 10/17/2016
Diane Lane has returned to the
, and she explains why it feels like home.
Opening Night
Who Was the Surprise Guest at
Oh, Hello
's Opening Night?
By Harry Haun | 10/11/2016
Nick Kroll and John Mulaney talk about their starry night opening on Broadway, their oh-so-fitting surprise guest and leaving audiences charmed, we're sure.
Opening Night
The Stars of
Holiday Inn
Reflect on Their Opening Performance!
By Harry Haun | 10/07/2016
Inside the opening night and after party with the stars and creative forces behind Roundabout's "joy machine." How do they think it went?
Opening Night
What the Author of
The Encounter: Amazon Beaming
Thought of the Stage Show
By Harry Haun | 09/30/2016
Petru Popescu, the first to tell the story of Loren McIntyre, was among the opening-night attendees of Broadway's
The Encounter
Opening Night
Andrew Lloyd Webber and His
Cast Reflect on Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 08/01/2016
Inside the opening night performance and festivities with the composer and cast of the anticipated revival of the record-breaking classic.
Opening Night
—and The Message—Couldn't Come at a Better Time for America
By Harry Haun | 07/15/2016
The musical set in a racially-tense Detroit during the Civil Rights era has made a timely Broadway return.
Opening Night
Cast of
An Act of God
Talks Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 06/07/2016
An Act of God
opens on Broadway, the cast talks re-booting the show with a new star and fresh humor one year later.
Opening Night
Cast of
Talks Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 05/26/2016
As Paramour opens on Broadway, Cirque du Soleil goes to the cinema by way of Broadway.
Opening Night
Cast of
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Talks Their Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 04/28/2016
Long Day's Journey Into Night
opens on Broadway, the cast reflects on Eugene O'Neill's gift from the grave that still travels well.
Opening Night
Tuck Everlasting
: A Winnie-Winnie Situation
By Harry Haun | 04/27/2016
Director Casey Nicholaw officially has four shows on Broadway with the opening of
Tuck Everlasting
and gets his dream ballet.
Opening Night
Even Justin Bieber Couldn't Score a Reservation in
Fully Committed
By Harry Haun | 04/26/2016
Jesse Tyler Ferguson began his one-man restaurant-set show one night after Jessie Mueller's
. Who got a reservation (both in the show itself and on the red carpet) for opening night?
Opening Night
Opening Night—Let Them Eat Pie
By Harry Haun | 04/25/2016
Diane Paulus and Jessie Mueller serve up a slice of Sara Bareilles confection.
Opening Night
The Lone Wolf of Wall Street Bloodies Broadway on Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 04/22/2016
Benjamin Walker
s On As Duncan Shiek's
American Psycho.
Opening Night
Creating a Broadway Bluegrass Musical from Scratch Was New, Exciting and
By Harry Haun | 03/25/2016
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell have brought their Southern hospitality to Broadway with
Bright Star
Opening Night
The Company of
She Loves Me
Enjoys the Romantic Atmosphere on Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 03/18/2016
The cast and creative team behind the latest revival of this parfumerie-set love story share their opening thoughts.
Opening Night
Nine Years Later, A Different Way of Looking at a
By Harry Haun | 03/11/2016
Director Joe Mantello and Jeff Daniels reflect on the differences between this
and the Off-Broadway original they worked on together almost a decade ago.
Opening Night
It's Smooth Sailing for Broadway's
as Seth Rudetsky's New Disco Musical Rocks the Nederlander
By Harry Haun | 03/09/2016
Playbill catches up with Rudetsky and cast on the anything-but-disastrous opening night.
Opening Night
Makes History On Opening Night
By Harry Haun | 03/07/2016
Playbill catches up with the cast and creative team of the groundbreaking new play that marks history for all women.
Opening Night
"A Teller of Tales" Forest Whitaker Talks His Broadway Debut at the
By Harry Haun | 02/26/2016
Playbill chats with the cast and creative team behind Broadway's latest revival of Eugene O'Neill's
on opening night.
Opening Night
On Opening Night: Though Subtle and Sometimes Serious, Audiences Find Humor in
on Broadway
By Harry Haun | 02/19/2016
Playwright Stephen Karam's
The Humans
bows at the Helen Hayes, marking the Pulitzer-finalist's Broadawy debut. Somewhere between its Off-Broadway run and opening night, audiences found the comic wit in his
Opening Night
Why Audiences Are "Moved" By a New
and How Bartlett Sher Relates It to All
By Harry Haun | 12/21/2015
Fiddler on the Roof
opens in its fifth Broadway revival.
Opening Night
King Charles III
's Star Fears the Play Might "Upset the Royal Family"
By Harry Haun | 11/02/2015
King Charles III, the "future history play" opened Nov. 1 Broadway's Music Box Theatre. We learned how the British cast researched playing the living, breathing Royal Family?
Opening Night
Love Hurts — Literally — For an Injured Keira Knightley in
Thérèse Raquin
By Harry Haun | 10/30/2015
Keira Knightley made her Broadway debut Oct. 29 in Thérèse Raquin, the stage adaptation of Emile Zola's novel. Her commitment to the role may have caused her some bruises.
Opening Night
Brings A Love Triangle Unlike Any Other to Broadway
By Harry Haun | 10/28/2015
Annaleigh Ashford returned to Broadway in A.R. Gurney's Sylvia, which opened Oct. 27. Find out what Sarah Jessica Parker, who first played the role, thought of this production!
Opening Night
Find Out Why
Dames at Sea
Opens Like a 1930s Movie and Who Had Opening Nerves
By Harry Haun | 10/23/2015
Dames at Sea, the old-fashioned musical spoof made its Broadway bow Oct. 22. Find out why none of the six stars make it to their dressing rooms once the show sets sail!
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House of Bosch 2011 - the reportPosted on: 22 December 2011 by Alexander Hay
A happy evening spent drilling, screwdriving and painting things, while nimbly avoiding any pipes or wires in the walls...
Christmas is coming, and that means only one thing – another trip to the House of Bosch event, showcasing the latest DIY gear the dark green-obsessed German firm is about to unleash on its faithful.
First to be tried out was the PSR Select (RRP £59.99). This cordless screwdriver has a rotary function, letting you cycle through drill attachments loaded into the built-in rotating bits box. (Imagine the cylinder in a revolver and how it stores bullets, and you're there.)
As per (Bosch) standard, the PSR is compact, sturdy and powered by a reliable lithium battery. It also handles well, while the rotator lets you store all those drill bits that otherwise get lost easily.
Following on from there was the latest iteration of the ever popular Bosch Ixo screwdriver. Ixo IV (RRP £39.99), due out in May next year, has a refined design (a 'trigger' now long enough to accommodate larger fingers), and a more advanced battery (lithium again), which makes a charge last longer and the Ixo lighter than before.
Of particular interest, however, was the PMD 10 multi-detector (RRP £79.99). This tool meets a rather pressing need amongst DIY'ers – namely, the need not to drill into pipes, wood or indeed the mains when boring into a wall.
The PMD 10 gets around this by scanning several centimetres deep into a wall, being able to pick up metal and wood (but not plastic) at varying levels of depth.
It alerts the user via a colour-coded 'traffic lights' system. Green means you can drill away. Orange suggests great caution. And Red screams out to stop immediately and find somewhere else to drill.
Helping the PMD 10 along is a second sensory readout which tells you how close you are to the offending object. There was a certain sci-fi thrill to seeking out copper pipes and electrical wires, though you still need to show care with plastic pipes and anything deeper than the device can pick up.
A quick detour to another exhibition room lead to a try-out with the PPR 250. This paint roller uses a pump mechanism to get paint up to the brush. Most importantly, it is light weight and easy to clean, simply by siphoning water instead.
This was probably the most fun tool to play with on the night, with lots of paint going on plasterboard put up for just such a purpose. Much emphasis was put on it being female-friendly too, given that the roller is easy to use and doesn't require much elbow grease.
After a quick detour to the crafts section, where I tried the PKP 7.2 LI cordless glue gun for a second time, plus cut some cloth with the Xeo 2 universal cutting tool, I then went to visit Bosch's online suite.
Here, Bosch's new Ixo site was presented, complete with promotional videos, plus hints and tips on using the screwdriver to best effect. Promoting functions like wine bottle opening (a common use of the Ixo, it has to be said), the site also had a potted history of the Ixo from its birth in 2003 to its latter-day diamond-encrusted incarnation.
I also had a look at Bosch's Facebook site. This was already surprisingly popular despite on being officially launched only recently. In fact, it was more popular than Bosch's Twitter account as it was much easier for customers to interact and Bosch to reply. Certainly, being able to directly contact your customers and vice versa seems to work rather well, a lesson that other companies might want to learn.
Favourite device of the night, however, was the PPR 250, which helped make an often thankless and monotonous task much more fun and easy. (Painting the walls is always fun too.) It helped that you could also use any brand of paint with it, and it was – as said – easy to clean.
A close second, however, was the PMD 10 multi-detector, simply because it was easy to use, intuitive and also served a clear need – not drilling into something. All in then, another fun Christmas event, playing with gadgets...
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Back at square one and back in the old neighbourhood, Rocky re-opens his ex-trainer Mickey's decrepit gym, his wife goes back part-time to the pet shop and their mollycoddled son (Sage Stallone, his real-life child) gets his lunch money lifted by the local pre-pubescent mafia. When a hot new fighter, Tommy "The Machine" Gunn asks Rocky to manage him things start looking up, but when the kid gets lured away by Richard Gant's flashy promoter, it all goes horribly wrong.
Some 14 years and $800 million later, Sylvester Stallone here finally closes the series that catapaulted him into the first division of male stars. Avildsen, who won an Oscar for the first and still best-regarded of the films, returns as director and puts Rocky through this rather grim tale of moral deception against the familiar backdrop of extras - Talia Shire, Burt Young and Burgess Meredith.
Returning from his unlikely title fight with Ivan Drago in Moscow (Rocky IV), Philly's favourite punchbag discovers that years of hitting other people's fists with his head have knocked something loose, and his fighting days are over. He's also greeted by financial disaster because, thanks to dumb brother-in-law Paulie, all his wealth has been syphoned off by a crooked accountant. This plot device out of the way, things get going. Simple dilemmas are at the heart of all the Rocky films and here it's "if he can't fight, what can he do to prove he's a man?" The answer of course is, er, fight.
That accepted, it's still good value, though the opening, with Rocky slumped in the shower room, rambling and incoherent, unable to control his shaking hands after the bruising bout with Drago, promises much more than the rest of the film ever delivers.
Bemused out of the ring and brutal in it, Rocky has always been an uncomfortable hero, and it says something for Stallone's skill as a writer that he's been able to keep him going this long. Given the restrictions of the formula, Rocky V is a fitting — even graceful — way to finally hang up the gloves.


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We plan to do a round trip from Tokyo-Hiroshima-Tokyo in December. We will like to check with you the type of JR pass we can buy for our trip.
Our itinerary is as below.
Day 1 Arriving Narita Airport, Tokyo.
We are thinking of buying the nationwide JR 14 days pass. Is this the most economic option?
For the last 4 days in Tokyo before we depart, what is the best option for us if we intend to travel around Tokyo?
In Day 6, we are staying at Kawayu hot spring, what is the best travel option for us to get from Tanabe to the hot spring?
Thanks in advance.
Hi there,
I really recommend using a JR Pass for day 1-6, here you'll make plenty of savings compared to purchasing normal tickets. Looking at this there are two options, buy a 7 day JR Pass for the first 7 days and buy normal tickets for the rest, or buy a 14 day JR Pass and use that for day 1-14.
The price of upgrading from a 7 day JR Pass to a 14 day JR Pass is ¥ 17,280 while the cost of a one way trip Osaka - Tokyo is ¥ 13,940, that means you'd have to do an additional ¥ 3,340 in travel for a 14 day JR Pass to pay off. That is fairly easy to do, so I do think a 14 day JR Pass would be the best option.
There's no rail travel available for travel to Kawayu Onsen, you can use a bus from Tababe, here are the details for that.
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The Mysterious Case of Colonial Park
Three years ago one of the biggest fads on television was the ghost hunting show. Simple enough documentary style programs that that showed a team of people going out to some haunted location and trying to 'debunk' the happenings Scooby-Doo style. The always kept to a hand-cam visual style, with some eerie ambient music overlaying the quiet bits or just filling in the background. Well, one thing that I and my friends Eric, Ursula, and Kevin realized was that this style of show was very easy to replicate.
So in the summer of 2011 the four of us decided that it might be fun to try making one, maybe send it of to the Sci-Fi channel or something if we caught anything, but what we lacked was equipment and a location. Eric's family was rather loaded so he promised me (since it had been my idea) that he could get his hands on some voice recorders and video cameras if the rest of us found a place, well it only took one google search to see that through too.
There isn't much in the small town of Carlisle Pennsylvania where we lived at the time, and a quick look for 'haunted locations' kept coming up with one place that would actually be free to use. A small park, tucked away along a short road and nestled in between some dense forest, and a local graveyard. Colonial Park, it was called – and much to my surprise it had an interesting history of disappearances, strange events and sightings, it had even been the progenitor of a creepy pasta or two.
One thing however that came up in all of the stories about the place was about a mysterious bat creature. A 'demon' along the lines of the Jersey devil or Mothman apparently, with a large humanoid body, massive wing span, dark red eyes and sharp claws, it had been connected to several disappearances and is always the case with these monster stories, the page itself was littered with horribly Photoshopped pictures, 3D renderings, and artist depictions of this thing. (I'll try to leave a picture with this from the page)
Regardless, we knew we wanted to hit this place up. We figured, what was the harm? We show up at night, get some video footage of us calling out into the night, maybe find some 'mysterious' animal bones ( that we'd planted ourselves of course) and go home. Well, the following is a copy of the video transcript put together by police several days later. With luck, it will convince people to stay away from that place. I should also note that I've changed our names in this piece simply to protect us and our families.
The video begins with a sudden flash as the device's record button was hit, showing the four teens in a small vehicle, on their way to the park. The time stamp in the corner reads '10:24pm'.
"Hey, that thing running?" a male with glasses, Jack, asked leaning over in the front seat to look back at the camera holder.
The camera shakes in reply as the voice of Ursula is heard. "Yup, ready to find ourselves a monster."
From the driver's seat, a blonde boy with glasses – Eric – looks back and grins. "Zoinks, gang – we're like, gonna find a g-g-g-ghost!" The group laughs at the reference, and the car pulls into a small lot, the camera looking through the car's window at the 'Colonial park' sign. "Well, we're here." At this point the four get quiet, looking nervous as they slowly exit the car.
The camera pans around across the three males in the group, starting with Eric who is a lanky and tall person, with shaggy blonde hair and small glasses. He is wearing a green jacket, with a white shirt underneath and blue jeans.
Next it moved to Jack, who is broader across in the shoulders, with thick combed brown hair, and a local school sweater on.
Lastly it moved to Kevin who has a look of distress on his face already as he glances nervously at the nearby treeline. He is a bit taller than the others but built like Eric, thin and narrow. He wears a heavy winter coat, zipped up to the neck. Together the trio's attire marks the weather as cold, which fits with the timeline of events, as the suspect claimed it happened on november 5th.
"What's wrong Kev?" Ursula's voice asks, snapping the tall boy from his distant staring long enough to look at the camera and stammer that nothing's wrong.
At this point Jack leans back into the vehicle and produces four flashlights, laying them on the car, before going back in and pulling out a second video camera and some bright pink duct tape. He gives the camera an incredulous look, holding up the tape with as if to ask if Ursula was serious about the item, her giggle was the only given reply. Jack can be seen taping a flashlight onto the side of the other camera just as the video feed cuts out. The time stamp last reads '10:34pm'.
At 11:01pm the camera resumes, all three males are visible, and lined up with Jack in the center. He explains where they are and what is going to happen in the video. Stating that he, and Ursula will be going in one direction, while Kevin and Eric will be going the other. Eric is holding the second camcorder, lifting it and pressing a button to apparently show himself starting its recording.
As Jack continues speaking, a sudden screech is heard over the camera's audio, with Ursula stepping back from them and the three boys – startled, either duck or look around for the source of the sound. Just as suddenly a lone bat swoops into view before flying off into the trees, eliciting a laugh from the group.
"Looks like the bat creature's already got its sights on us!" Eric joked, a now very nervous Kevin glancing over at him and muttering that he shouldn't joke about that. With explanations over with, the group paired up and headed off in separate directions.
Jack and Ursula make their way onto a small trail leading back into the trees, with the camera every so often shifting around to look back behind them and show the steadily receding parking lot. Though there is no reaction to it, on the pan back to see what was in front of them, the flashlight does appear to pass over something large in the trees. However it was to indistinct to make out.
The recording continues for nearly 30 minutes without incident, the two teens talking and making small jokes, while Jack calls into the woods and asks questions to an audio recorder he produced from his pocket. The only light visible for much of this time is that of the flashlight, however the camera audio has something of note. You can distinctly hear the footsteps of the teens, but there is the occasional crunch of leaves or snapping branch in the distance somewhere off to the right. Since neither of them react however, it's difficult to tell if it's of any importance.
At 11:47pm, Ursula stops walking and pans the camera around either side of her, Jack stopping to regard her. "Hey, what's wrong?" he asked, clearly not bothered by the pitch dark night.
"It's nothing...I guess," she replies. Her light then falls on a small burnt out concrete structure, an old well house as investigators have since reported. "Look there," she says, her hand coming into frame long enough to point at the building and draw Jack's eyes. "Some kind of old building...should we check it out?"
Jack nods and begins to move off of the path towards the old structure remarking. "Hey, why not – places like that work for those hornet guys, right?" It is unclear what he meant by this statement. Ursula does not show a reaction either, simply following in silence with her camera fanning out on both sides. According to reports after the fact, Ursula claimed that by this point she had a feeling that they weren't alone out in the forest, and that she had hoped to catch Kevin or Eric following them as a prank.
As the pair reach the old worn out building, Jack indicates that he is going to circle it, and for Ursula to stay put. She objects but with a word of assurance he disappears into the shadows along side of the well house. The camera continues its nervous panning passing over another nondescript form in the trees, at this point the camera seems to malfunction as the screen became flooded with a red static, and the audio a loud garbled mess. The last visible time stamp was 12:03 am.
The time stamp upon the camera's return is 12:10am. When the video returns to normal, the camera is laying in the leaves with the voices of Jack and Ursula sounding behind it. "Ursula, hey – it's okay what happened?" Jack spoke, Ursula's voice coming across as a mixture of whimpering and audible sobbing.
The reasoning for this is yet unknown, however she is heard saying "It came right at me. Jack it ran right for me." Footsteps are heard approaching the camera as she begs to leave the forest and to give up the whole endeavor. The camera rises, undoubtedly having been picked up by Jack as Ursula's voice sounds far off still. As the camera turns, it settles on Ursula, sitting on the forest floor with her back to a tall tree, her face panicked and blue eyes wide.
Jack turns from her for a moment to look over the building once more before he speaks. "Alright Urs. I don't know what happened...but we'll go. I'm sure between what we have and what Kev got we will -" His voice is cut off by a distant scream, it sounds decidedly male but it's impossible to tell with any certainty. As silence falls over the pair, it's important to note that any crickets, insects, animals or other sounds one would typically hear in the woods have gone quiet as well. Jack's hand comes into frame to offer his hand to Ursula who takes it gladly. "Shit, Urs you hands like ice.." Jack mumbled.
The pair began to head back towards the path but found themselves unable to locate it in the dark. The two's conversation quickly begins to devolve into a series of harsh whispers as they argue over which direction they had come from to start with. A rustling can be heard off to their right, which sounds like a series of deliberate footsteps. Ursula yelps at the sudden sound and Jack turns the camera to face it, catching only what appears to be a shadow moving with his light. Jack gives a gasp as the camera moves to something he appeared to have noticed for the first time, the light from the camera falling on a torn green jacket hanging on a bush.
While it is unclear if this was Eric's jacket, the sight is enough for Ursula to begin sobbing. Jack, still skeptical of what seems to be occurring around them, approaching the jacket and calling out to the other two. At this point he doesn't seem to be paying attention to the camera as it swung around with his arm movements. "Come on guys! This isn't funny anymore, you've got Ursula crying so just come out and let's get going." No answer is heard however as the camera swoops around with his arm it passes again over a pair of red light sources In the trees, the source seeming to be the same black mass as caught before. The camera promptly cut to the red static but only until for a moment as the time stamp does not change in the sweep. (This tells me the static seems to be occurring in real time. Meaning there is no glitch with the device's clock. However, the presence of the shadow at each static burst is interesting.) Spitting a curse, the pair finally managed to pick a direction and begin picking their way through the dense forest.
For the entire rest of the video from 12:33am to 1:52am, the pair is largely silent, The sounds of their footsteps and the trailing sounds from earlier filling most of the void. Jack uses the camera light as a guide to watch the ground, wary of roots or other hazards. The few times he does move the camera around, the red dots and shadow form are again visible. Though they are farther into the trees than before. (It's worth noting that whatever these lights are seem to always be facing the pair. Like eyes in the dark. Possibly an animal?)
At 1:53am, the pair spot the 'eyes' once more, at the edge of the forest where the fluorescent lights of the city can now be seen. This affords us one clear look at the thing before the red static erupts over the camera for the last time. The creature stood roughly seven feet, according to analysis of the frame in which it was visible. With deep blood red eyes, indicating that this is what had been seen in the dark of the forest. Large bat wings coiled around it, making its body impossible to see. Its head was also unusual as it seemed, large, almost round like that of an owl, with a flat face whose only features were indeed those eyes.
The static consumed the footage for all but the last minute or so of the recording. Where we see Jack's face near the camera, laying passed out in the parking lot of the park. This is where police found him the next morning after being reported missing by his parents. The final time stamp was 2:58am.
The police, after hearing my story did a sweep of the woods at Colonial park. They were able to locate the torn jacket from the night before, but nothing else. Kevin, Ursula, and Eric weren't found, and neither was the camera or voice recorder Eric had taken with him. The police held me for several days, trying to figure out if I was lying, or if I had somehow hurt my friends but of course, they found nothing.
As for me, all I remember from that last hour or so, was seeing that thing standing there. Seeing it run towards Ursula and I, and me pushing Ursula back behind me as it did. Everything else was just a blur, and I'm still not sure how I got from there to the parking lot in under an hour. None of it makes sense, but I know I have to go back. That red eyed creature is there..and somewhere in those woods is the footage of what happened to Eric and Kevin.
One day, I'll figure out the truth of it, but until then – stay far, far away from Carlisle's Colonial Park.


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Befitting a place he calls "MinneSNOWta" on Twitter and an NBA season delayed, new Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio bypassed the skyway on his first day to work Wednesday and chose to walk outside to Target Center because he wanted to feel the winter weather -- and found himself symbolically locked out.
"I was knocking the door and nobody was opening," he said, "and I was like, 'C'mon, man ... ' "
He eventually entered, and it was a strange sight indeed to see him walk down an arena hallway toward the Wolves locker room and shoot in the team's practice facility downstairs a little later.
Yes, he really is here.
"I've been waiting for this time to come here to practice at Target Center a long, long time," he said. "So I'm ready."
He looked for an apartment Wednesday morning, then chatted with his new teammates and worked out lightly in the afternoon, after stopping on his way from Los Angeles to Minnesota in Ottawa, Canada, to obtain an American work visa.
Training camp opens Friday. The regular season starts 17 days after that.
In that short time, he must acclimate to a new, strange, cold land and a lockout-shortened season that will fire 66 games at him in only four months.
"Yesterday, I was looking at the schedule and putting it in my iPad and I was saying, '16 ... 17 ... 18,' " he said. "I mean, three games in a row? What the hell? You go Sacramento, Chicago and then here. It's going to be tough, but I came here to play basketball, to enjoy that there are a lot of games -- almost four per week -- and it's going to be amazing playing those games."
One of the first things he noticed in that schedule: The Wolves won't play at Boston, New York, Miami and Chicago because of the unbalanced scheduled required for that 66-game season. That means no trip to Madison Square Garden, where he has dreamed of playing.
He faces fellow point guards Russell Westbrook, Brandon Jennings, Jason Kidd, Tony Parker, John Wall and Derrick Rose in the season's first two weeks alone.
"All the NBA teams have a point guard who is great," Rubio said. "It's going to be tough, but I'm going to love it."
He will have to adjust to such a challenge nearly every night during his rookie season.
He already is growing accustomed to American life now that he spent the past two months in Los Angeles, working out against Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Shawn Marion, Joakim Noah, Nick Young and others so he could learn a little about the NBA game.
His mother and girlfriend are with him to help with the transition. Other family members are coming for Christmas, and some friends might visit later. He expects his family to move here next season, when his teenage sister will attend high school here.
"Don't be mad at me, I prefer the Spanish food because I love it," he said. "But over here you can do a lot of things. Things are bigger. If you buy chips, it's like a big box of chips. I really like the way people live here. They are so nice. People try to help you all the time."
In Los Angeles, he was, for the first time in many years, just another face in the sunny crowd, able to go where and when he pleased as long as he could navigate the sprawling freeway system.
"It was great, I went to shopping mall or whatever and nobody was stopping me asking for something or just to say hello," said Rubio, who was a teenage sensation in Spain ever since he first played professionally at age 14. "I prefer it that way, a normal person who can go to the cinema and go everywhere and nobody stop you. I really loved it."
In MinneSNOWta, he must navigate that skyway system with eyes on him every step, at least if he discovers the kind of NBA success he hopes to find.
"You know, in the skyways make it easier," he said. "I have to learn about where they are going. Yesterday, I came here and it was like freezing. It's nice to see some snow in the street because I'm from Barcelona and I never see a lot of snow there. It's kind of nice, at the moment."Notes
• The Wolves officially announced Rick Adelman's coaching staff. The only surprise: Former Michigan State star Shawn Respert will join Adelman's son David as player development coaches. Terry Porter, Jack Sikma, T.R. Dunn and Bill Bayno will be assistant coaches. Adelman's son R.J. was named director of player personnel/game preparation. The Wolves have swapped advance scouts with Houston. Brent Haskins went with Kevin McHale and J.B. Bickerstaff to the Rockets last summer and Pat Zipfel comes to the Wolves.
• Sacramento expects to sign Chuck Hayes to a four-year, $20 million deal, ESPN.com reported. Hayes, who played for Rick Adelman in Houston, is one of the free agents the Wolves targeted.
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Christmas Pfeffernusse Cookies
Recipe by Cupcake-Princess
I got this delicious German spice cookie recipe from a local newspaper. Instead of using light molasses like the recipe calls for, I use regular molasses beacause I like the darker color.
Top Review by Miss Amanda
Yum! At first glance they look too sweet and maybe like a bon bon, then they hit your mouth. I made this recipe and they did not last the night. All were devoured. Subtle flavor almost like a tea or coffee cake. My words are NOT giving fair measure to their allure. Try some. You will want more. :) I did not have anise seeds so I substituted with half a measure of tarragon instead. Still very yummy.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 pinch salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon anise seed, crushed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
- 3⁄4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1⁄4 cup molasses
- 1 egg
- powdered sugar, for rolling baked cookies in
Directions See How It's Made
- In a medium mixing bowl stir together flour, salt, baking soda, pepper, aniseeds, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, and cloves, set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl with an electric mixer on medium speed cream butter, sugar, and molasses until fluffy. Beat in egg. On low speed gradually add flour mixture and beat just until blended. Cover and chill dough for at least 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and grease baking sheets. Roll dough into 1 1/2 inch sized balls. Place balls two inches apart onto prepared baking sheets. Bake for 12 to 14 minutes.
- When cookies are cool enough to handle, but still warm roll in powdered sugar. Transfer cookies to cooling racks to cool completley.


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yes mate... 99% of the time i know whats the case is about.
And thats the official answer...:thumbsup:
So i cant expect a PM with the details... how annoying lol. Interesting job still.
Ever been responsible for the bodies that we may have heard about on the news? like the two girls in reading etc?
yep.... quite a few... the kid that fell out a window a couple of weeks ago in spain, erm... some bloke a couple of months ago got bitten by a snake in usa. there are some cases i cant say about for dumb **** legal reasons. some 1 will sue me!! lol
Course I am, it's too good a job to go round bending the rules and risking my crappy wage....lol
My Uncle was part of a team in the Army during the worst of the troubles in the 70's, part of who's job was to "retrieve" as much as possible of bomb blast victims. He hated the job and never spoke of it to anyone, and after he left the army, refused pointblank for over 30 years to return here to Northern Ireland. So my mum hardly seen her sister in that time unless she went to visit them.
Finally in 2001 my Aunty persuaded him to come back over and visit family. And he loved it. In the four years following the first visit, we seen them more times than the previous 30 years.
I know a lot of people in the emergency services and that type of job deal with their jobs with humour, but my uncle found it very hard to deal with.
rather you than me,a few mates are old bill/firemen and they all say the same thing..dehumanise the corpse then you won't have any emotion as its only a piece of meat (very much like Pork)
Wow thats some job you have there Alpine, I doubt many could do what you do , me being one. Fair play to ya and the fact that you enjoy it... well erm I dunno if that means you have balls or are just a weird bugger lol
oh... what a great thread to start my friday morning...
I have a REAL problem with seeing my own blood, which normally leads to me prone on the floor. Dont think this would be in my 'search for a job' catagory either... props to you Alpine you crazy dude! Definately a good to talk about job for sure!
I know this may be your job but I dont think you talking about this on a public forum is the right thing to do especially when that person meant alot to someone. If I did your job and had to pick up your mum and her body parts and complain about the smell would you like me broadcasting it to the world?
with all due respect mate... i have not said no names, places, or any other info that mite give away as to whom this maybe. ok a rare case perhaps but there is no proof to any indiviual connection to this thread.
Sorry if i have offended any 1 in any way.
(an i aint be sarcastic as i usually am)
and there are some assumptions that that person meant a lot to someone.
Who's to say that they werent getting their 'just deserts'?
Alpines not posted any identifiers other than it was 3 parts.
I see what your trying to say... just dont think it was needed.
prob a mix of the both Z82!! lol
you have weird balls?!?! UURGHH!!
lol.... (cops a feel)......
.................................needs a second opinion.....
goes to the old lady next door...................
oohh errrr!!!
leave my winky alone old lady!!
ok.. youve just took that to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL!!
<< that smily looks a bit gay, but I cant be arsed to go find a granny smiley
well that explanes the weirdness part....
this is what normal balls look like right??
sorry on a mad 1 today!! ITS FRIIIIDAY!!!!!! and i have finished work already!!
OH DUDE!!! Im at work!! AHAHAHHAHA
All im saying is you should respect the dead.
i like being naughty tho, its in my nature!!! muhahahaha!
i will refraim from talkin about naughty bits.
lol on reading this, fair play to you alpine m8. Interesting job.
Lottie - you need help home girl lmao!!!
Dehaumanising a body is the only way of dealing with these things, ATEOTD it's a body, meat/bones etc, it's not a person anymore, the person isn't there he/she is gone.
That's how I deal with it..........
yeah me too... thats the thought I was trying to hold at my pops funeral. I think I lasted about 20 mins before I started crying like a baby!
indeed mate... cant be looking at them as a person anymore. would not be able to do the job otherwise.
Heya peeps just thought i would spread my messages everywhere, hows you all doing ^^
and alpinehead sorry for the name copying but sienna told me to do it hahahahaha, btw its your ex college teacher here ^^
Interesting thread AH1.
female teacher ? college fling alpinehead ?
Did you want to go into that profession when you were at school? or did you drift into the job?..... just curious.
just fell into it mate..... fancyed doing somthing different. would not change it for nothing!!
ALPINEHEAD2 lol nick you nutter.... if siena told you to jusp off a cliff would you do it??? lol hows ya audi mate??? get a propper nick name.... there is only 1 Alpinehead!!
Interesting thread, Alpinehead rather you than me mate, I have to work pretty closely with live people & some of them are gross enough! *shudder*
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BACKTALK; From a Retired Pete Rozelle, Some Points After
Published: September 18, 1994
When Pete Rozelle became commissioner of the National Football League in 1960, there was no Super Bowl and 12 teams were scraping for a share of the weekend sports audience. When he retired 29 years later, the 28-team league was big time and prime time, and Rozelle was one of sports' most visible figures. He remains a consultant to the league, now from Southern California instead of Park Avenue. This past year has been a tumultuous one for his family: He had a benign brain tumor removed in December, and his wife, Carrie, had surgery in July to remove a malignant brain tumor. Last week, the 68-year-old Rozelle spoke to Samantha Stevenson about his tenure and about the league past, present and future.
Q. What was the decision you regret?
A. I'm always asked the worst decision I ever made, and I always answer the Kennedy decision. Pierre Salinger, the President's press secretary, was my friend. I had attended the University of San Francisco with him.
I was in my office the day Kennedy was shot. The first thing I did was try to reach Pierre. He was with some Cabinet members returning from Tokyo. The White House found him for me, and he returned my call right away.
I said: "We've got planes with the players ready to get in the air and I don't know when the services will be. What can you tell me?"
I was terribly upset. It was difficult to talk to him about it. Pierre said: "I think you should go ahead and play the games."
I hung up and thought about it some more. I discussed it with everyone in the office. Late that afternoon, I made the decision. I had to; our teams were calling, they wanted to know what to do.
On Sunday, I went to church with my daughter and brooded about the decision. That was before I was recognized, so I didn't have to face anyone.
In the afternoon, I went to the Giants' game. We had a moment of silence. I could not concentrate on the game. I brooded about my decision the entire game. You have to understand, I was more than depressed over the assassination. I had lost someone whom I'd respected as the leader of our country, but I was also a close friend of the Kennedy family.
That week after the funeral and after our games were played, there were columns written against my decision across the country. Obviously, it was a mistake.
Q. What is the biggest change in pro football?
A. It's obviously more litigious. The major suit was the Al Davis one. Of course, it was contrary to the league constitution when he moved his club to Los Angeles from Oakland. But the Raiders won the case and were permitted to move. I noticed the people in Baltimore say, "Well, let's just let Irsay move."
Aside from that, there have been a series of escalating suits involving ownership in the league. You have it in baseball, basketball -- they are challenging some of the contracts they have drawn up that the league office felt was contary to the bargaining agreement of what can be done on the contract within the cap.
The threat of litigation has to be in every decision you make because it will be challenged by someone -- a player, an owner and a city.
The litigation and the lawsuits took so much energy, time and money, but I never felt like quitting. Carrie and I decided at the end of 30 years that it was a great time to see the other parts of life. Now I'm so glad we made that decision.
Q. What about Joe Namath's bar, of which you made him sell his part-ownership because of his partners? If you made that decision today, would it bring a lawsuit?
A. Sure. You would have to prove the integrity of the league was that important and so forth.
I remember how that was finished when Joe and I met in my apartment. We at the league knew that these guys had a reputation, a long one for gambling. This just wouldn't hurt the league; it would also hurt Joe. We had just come off Paul Hornung and Alex Karras and their gambling suspensions. I wasn't out to get Joe. I told him, this doesn't mean that his friends were hoods.
Joe was very charming; I liked him a lot. He agreed to sell out. My daughter, Anne Marie, was about 10 or 11 at that time and she saw all the headlines in the newspaper about Namath and myself in New York.
Joe and I had a great talk in my apartment. I gave him some of the information we had about the other people and why we wanted him to sell. He concluded that he understood and why. But he was loyal to his friends, very loyal. That is a fine quality he had. I pointed out the problem was with the league and the background of his friends, so he agreed to sell the bar.
As he left the apartment, my daughter, who was listening through the door in the den, came out. She said, "Mr. Namath, I just want you to know that everyone in the Rozelle family doesn't hate you."
She was siding with all of the young girls in New York at that time. They loved Joe. If Joe had an attorney friend today, he could file suit and it would be a long, unpleasant suit for him and the league -- particularly the league -- and we might lose.
Q. Why would an antitrust exemption be so important to the N.F.L.?
A. There is so much litigation because of antitrust. The exemption would be wonderful because of the unique status of a sports league -- you have to have rules to run a sports league.


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HILLVIEW -- For some, it might be the first time to fly on an airplane.
For others, it might be the first time to travel outside the Kentuckiana area.
But for Challis Ford, it will be his first trip to the Babe Ruth World Series.
After coaching young men the art of baseball for the past 45 years, Ford will have his first opportunity to join nine other elite teams from across the United States.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Thanks to Great Clips and the Helping Out People Everywhere (HOPE) in Bullitt County organization, some Bullitt County residents are readily prepared for the upcoming school year.
The Great Clips Shepherdsville location hosted a free haircut event for HOPE clients as a way to help them prepare for the Aug. 10 first day of school.
Along with haircuts and styles for all family members, students also received free backpacks and school supplies.
MOUNT WASHINGTON— After securing 94 of the 168 votes for the property owner position on the Mount Washington Fire Protection District Board of Trustees, Michael Huffman thought his position was secure.
That is, until the board brought up a by-law that could cause his votes to be considered tainted.
And legal action has been taken to determine whether Huffman can serve on the fire board.
We will look back 25, 50, 75, and 99 years to capture glimpses of what was happening in Bullitt County in each of these years. Today we will focus on the month of July.
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HILLVIEW - Like other cities, Hillview wants to remain a clean and safe place to live.
Unlike other Northern Bullitt cities, the Hillview City Council is taking measures to control its own code enforcement laws, rather than accepting new mandates handed down by state officials.
The state changes include allowing the receiver of a nuisance warning a total of 14 days to come within compliance. Anyone holding liens on the property would receive 45-day notification.
Some Bullitt County students took an artistic approach to summer vacation.
A three-day Art Camp was hosted at Shepherdsville Elementary, hosted by the Shepherdsville/Nichols Family Resource Centers and Bernheim/Bullitt Lick Youth Services Centers.
Students participated in hands-on art activities involving "Zentangle" patterns that feature geometric shapes, creating freestyle images and decorating piggy banks with various patterns.
The Bullitt County Genealogical Society hosted their second annual book fair at Shepherdsville City Hall on Saturday.
In attendance were local authors with a passion for the county and state's history.
HILLVIEW -- Police officers continuously put their lives on the line to protect their community.
During the memorial service of the five slain Dallas police officers, President Obama detailed the difficulties of such a selfless career.
"Like most Americans each day, you get up…and you head to work," Obama said. "But your work, and the work of police officers across the country, is like no other."
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- By the end of this week, Linda Belcher will know her opponent in the race for state legislator in the 49th District.
What is certain is that Jennifer L. Stepp will not be on the ballot.
Bullitt Circuit Judge Rodney Burress ruled that Stepp was not a bona fide candidate to serve as the Republican Party representative on the general election ballot in November.
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09 November 2016 - US Election Result
Mary Kaldor talks at Newsnight about the dangers of Donald Trump's election. 'I think he is going to create an alliance of right wing populist leaders' she says and explains how his language legitimizes hatred and polarisation. Kaldor features 43 minutes and 50 seconds into the show which is available for 28 days.
21 June 2016 - Europe's Migration Crisis is also Big Business
SAPIENS, a new anthropology website, has published a feature on the refugee crisis based around Ruben Andersson's book Illegality, Inc. Read how the EU's migration policy produces a lucrative 'illegality industry' which does not offer a solution to the crisis.
04 May 2016 - Dayton, 20 Years Later: Reconciliation in the Former Yugoslavia?
In his contribution to esglobal's special on the 20th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Agreement, Iavor Rangelov takes a critical look at transitional justice and the discourse of reconciliation in the region and asks: Is reconciliation a good idea?
January 2016 - Who is cashing in on keeping migrants out?
Ruben Andersson's latest post for the New Internationalist magazine on the border control industry, it's winners and the global effects it generates.
05 December 2015 -The movement of refugees to Europe will continue, regardless of how dangerous EU states make it
Ali Ali visited Istanbul in October to attend a workshop organised by Syrian civil society and relief groups to assess and coordinate a response to mass displacement. In his article for openDemocracy he tells us what he has learned.
25 November 2015 – Ukraine and Crimea: a report from the front
In October Professor Mary Kaldor visited Kiev to meet with activists, government officials and representatives from local and international non-governmental organisations. Then she travelled south to Odessa, Kherson and the Crimean border where a civic blockade is taking place. What does she conclude from the trip about the complex situation in Ukraine?
17 November 2015 - "Why Another 'War on Terror' won't Work"
Professor Kaldor writes for The Nation about the latest attacks in Paris and the 'anachronistic' response to them. "Have we learned nothing from the last fourteen years? It was President Bush who declared a "war on terror" after 9/11, a statement that led us to the Patriot Act, the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and Guantánamo. The war response does not work; it makes things worse." she says.
26 October 2015 - Border Criminologies
Ruben Andersson's guest post 'The Illegality Industry: Notes on Europe's Dangerous Border Experiment' launches a new blog series on European border security for Oxford Criminologies.
23 August 2015 -Europe's migrant crisis
In his article for The Guardian, Dr Andersson writes about Europe's disastrous security response to the crisis. 'The emergency is not inevitable: we could treat asylum and labour mobility as questions of justice or opportunity, as some European states did in the postwar era' he says. Read the article here.
31 July 2015 - BBC Radio Scotland
Dr Ruben Andersson discusses the recent crisis in Calais on BBC Radio Scotland. Andersson features 14 minutes and 30 seconds into the show which is available until the end of August.
07 July 2015 – Interview about the life and mind of Mary Kaldor
Mary Kaldor was interviewed for Strife blog, King's College London. Read here about what has influenced her intellectual trajectory.
15 June 2015 - Are nuclear weapons ever justified?
Professor Mary Kaldor joins a panel discussion on nuclear weapons at the BBC Big Questions. She argues that using nuclear weapons as weapons of war is morally unjustifiable and completely against all the laws of war. But do the other panellists agree?
28 May 2015 - Ruben Andersson talks about illegal migration, NPR radio
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19 May 2015 - Using information systems to document human-rights violations in Syria
Dr Ali Ali writes for OpenSecurity about how Syrian human rights defenders have used ICT tools to challenge the Syrian state before 2011 and how things have changed after the uprising.
19 March 2015 - The future of UK defence, The World Tonight
Professor Mary Mary Kaldor joined a panel at a special edition of the World Tonight recorded in front of a live audience at Chatham House. The discussion was about the future of defence in the UK. 'The risk is that we are spending money on very expensive weapon systems instead of doing the kind of thing that actually needs to be done' she said.
28 February 2015 - Europe and the 'industry' of migration
Ruben Andersson took part in the leading in-depth foreign affairs programme on Swedish radio, P1 Konflikt. The programme was dedicated to exploring how an 'industry' of migration controls has emerged at the European Union's external borders, as explored in Ruben's book Illegality, Inc.
August 2014 - The fight against irregular migration at Europe's borders
Dr Ruben Andersson writes in El País and the Financial Times about the industry of illegal migration and its expansion despite repeated failures. He makes suggestions for how the problem could be solved.
04 July 2014 - BBC Newsnight
Professor Mary Kaldor appeared on Newsnight to discuss Britain's new aircraft carriers with the former First Sealord Admiral Lord West. She argues that this enormous and costly ship, supposed to fly the American F 35 Lightning strike fighter, which is not yet available and has run into huge problems bot technical and financial, is a typical example of what she calls a 'baroque' military technology.
13 June 2014 - No Wars? New Wars? Peacemaking in new contexts
Professor Mary Kaldor gives the first talk for this year's OxPeace conference 'The Future of Peacebuilding'.
04 June 2014 - 'Fit For Purpose', BBC Radio 4
Professor Mary Kaldor joins a panel at the Radio Four series 'Fit For Purpose' to discuss NATO and its future.
26 February 2013 - Iraq: 10 Years on, Newsnight
Professor Kaldor joins an audience of experts on a special programme about the war in Iraq and how it has changed geopolitics. She answers: when can intervention work?
05 December 2012 - Australian Broadcasting Corporation Interview
Professor Mary Kaldor talked about Europe's subterranean politics at ABC's 'Late Night Live' programme. You can listen to the interview here.
01 October 2012 - BBC Newsnight
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01 October 2012. Mary Kaldor joined Alain de Botton in a discussion about the role of intellectuals in politics.
29 September 2012 - The Eurozone and Democracy
Dr Sabine Selchow joined a panel to discuss 'The Eurozone and Democracy' in BBC World Service's programme 'In the Balance'. Dr Selchow drew on a report that came out of a recent collaborative research project based at LSE, entitled 'The Bubbling Up of Subterranean Politics in Europe'. You can read the report here: http://www.gcsknowledgebase.org/europe/
06 May 2012 - Go Global (and Beware of War)
Mary Kaldor writes in The Occupied Times: 'We need a new green economic paradigm not only because of the risk of climate change and resource depletion, but also to solve current economic problems. To achieve this, I believe we will need a greater role for local (municipal or sub-regional), regional (European) and global governance because of the institutional blockage at national levels.
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