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Thanks to a very dry late summer, the contractor was able to wrap up the harvest quickly and all the wood has been trucked from the landing. There is some work still to be done to close out the landing and the skid road and it is expected to be completed by month's end. For more information on this this project and timber harvesting in State Parks and State Forests, contact Will Guinn, Regional Forester:
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Skidder pulling a hitch to log yard.
September, 2014 Update
This update is a virtual behind the scenes tour that will show you the equipment and its operation on a typical forest operation. Since many of you have never seen the equipment used up close here are a few pictures:
Feller Buncher
Close-up of feller buncher saw.
Saw head on feller buncher
A feller-buncher is just that, the grappling arm is fully articulated and will grab one big tree or several small clusters of trees and saw them (feller) and then carry them making a hitch (buncher). When watching a feller-buncher in operation, I often think about harvesting swiss chard from the garden; cutting individual stalks or the whole bunch. Once the trees are cut, they are gathered into a hitch which is then dragged by the skidder to the log yard for processing.
A hitch of logs waiting to be pulled to the log yard
A skidder drags a hitch to the log yard for processing
Skid trail through a red oak stand that has been thinned
In the log yard the trees are delimbed, the limbs and tops are chipped, the logs are cut-to-length and then loaded on to trucks to be shipped to mills. In the project description from the July 28th update it was discussed that much of the project is thinning will increase the size and quality of the residual stand and with a several clear cuts to create young forest habitat that will benefit a suite of wildlife species which depend on this habitat for food and shelter.
A load of hardwood pulp leaves the log yard
This clear cut will quickly grow back to provide young forest habitat, note the snag left for wildlife
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Log Yard Construction, July 28, 2014
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Joe Donovan's Detroit History: Tanks A Lot!
April 30, 2011 12:00 AM
Tanks… a lot!
That's what the U.S Army ordered, and received, starting in April, 1941 from Chrysler's newly-built Warren Tank Arsenal — itself an amazing accomplishment of engineering at breakneck speed.
As the crowd roared with delight, the first battle tank ran an obstacle course with cannon and machine guns blasting, then headed off to help America's newly-forming armored divisions prepare for the war that was only months away.
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Brutal and Evolving – A Conversation with Kirk Windstein
Synconation Speaks with Kirk Windstein of Crowbar, Down and Kingdom of Sorrow
Everything else in your life can be going to shit, but when I am up there, it's magic, that's what I live for.
Fans of Crowbar, Down and Kingdom of Sorrow know exactly what Kirk Windstein is capable of. His career has produced some of the most uncompromising, brutal and at times unexpected metal of the last 20 years. Windstein's primary endeavor, in which he plays guitar and handles vocals, is Crowbar. "The Kings of Sludge"… If you have seen them live, you know that they live up to their billing; slow, megalithic riffs, played at the pace of a funeral dirge, juxtaposed with Windstein's low growl make for a potent and overwhelming sonic combination. I've been fortunate enough to see Windstein live several times, in various projects through the years. I was recently able to see Crowbar twice in the span of a few months.
Without delving into Windstein's personal history, I can attest to his lyrics ability to reach effortlessly into the darkest areas of humanity's collective subconscious and relate to the undercurrents common in the thoughts of so many… At one show, I overheard multiple fans shouting to Windstein while he was on stage "preach it," in a sense, I could understand where they were coming from.
When I spoke to Windstein, I found him to be accessible and personable… after a time, when he grasped my attachment to his work, and my personal admiration for him, he freely asked questions about my opinions as a fan and a fellow musician. What started as an interview, became more of an open conversation, the following however, only contains a strict depiction of our Q & A session…
Synco: You've been tremendously influential as a guitarist and musician. What artists or bands would you list as your chief influences?
KW: Too many to list but, Zepplin, Thin Lizzy, early classic Kiss (before the bubble gum stuff) were huge influences on me. Then I got into the whole new wave of British heavy metal, Motorhead, Maiden, (Judas) Priest, Saxon, etc.. And some of the older East coast hardcore stuff, Cro-Mags, Agnostic Front, Sick of It All, type of bands. The Melvins were also a huge influence in the late 80's, I liked the way that when they played slow it was so, HEAVY, but when they played fast it sounded like hardcore. The last thing that I can say was much of an influence on my style, was Type-O Negatives "Slow Deep and Hard." Around the time I heard this, Crowbar was already born and moving along. Phil Anselmo (Pantera Vocalist) had got me an advance copy of it on cassette, and I was listening to it a long time before it was even released. That was pretty much the last album that I can say was much of an influence on me.
Synco: You've been very prolific through the years, with Crowbar, Down and kingdom of sorrow. It seems all the music bears your distinct signature, without being too repetitive. Where do you find inspiration?
KW: That's a really good question, I've got over 14 full-length records… It's kind of hard not to. I just think that every time you play the guitar, for me at least, I evolve a little bit. When it comes to writing it's the same thing, when I sit down and write a riff, I try to keep an open mind, to constantly expand where I'm going, as I'm writing a riff that's going to turn into a another riff, that's going to turn into a song. I'm trying to break down any barriers I have, just open up and try different things. Personally I don't know theory much at all and I like it that way. It works that way for me… like for instance, Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick) he's a great writer, it's pop, but with balls, said one time, after being asked about all these different, weird chords he plays, he says "I don't know, I'm sure there's a name for them, but I don't know what the fuck they're called," that's how I am.
Synco: When can we look forward to the new Down album?
KW: It's coming man, we've got lots of material, we're also talking about the possibility of just continuously putting out 5 song EP's, boom, boom, boom, boom.. you know, because it takes us so long to get a whole album out. We just want to get fresh Down music out there. The way the music business and the whole retail scene has changed so much, we think that just doing EP's might be one of our better possibilities.
Synco: What would you say was your all time personal favorite concert, from a personal performance standpoint?
KW: There have been so many, with Down we tour with Heaven and Hell, we toured with Metallica, we opened for AC/DC… I'd have to say this, we opened for AC/DC in Bucharest, Romania. It was just AC/DC and Down on the bill, 50,000 capacity, obviously it was sold out because it was AC/DC. It was pretty crazy, that whole day was surreal. Malcom's (Young) tech was super cool, I got to play his guitar, you know the one with the one pickup in it, the infamous Gretsch Jet. That show stands out. And then when Down supported Metallica on the first leg of the Death Magnetic tour, on the last show of our leg of the tour, was at New Orleans Arena, where the Hornet's play. It's a 20,000 seat venue, sold out, and to play there with Metallica in my home town was special. James (Hetfield) actually got up and played Bury Me in Smoke with us, he fired up his rig, it was the real deal, we had kind of gone over it a little bit. He's a big fan, that's why we had gotten on those shows to begin with. I've got a really good picture of me , Pepper (Keenan) and James Hetfield playing Bury Me In Smoke.
Synco: Crowbar has always centered around you, but it seems like you guys are enjoying yourselves up there, what is the vibe around the current line-up and how long have you been playing with those guys?
KW: It's a great line up, the vibe is really cool, I've been friends with all the guys for a long time I've known Tommy our drummer, since '86, so we go way back as friends. It's a great vibe, we're obviously 4 individuals, that's how every band is… you can be great friends, but your still an individual, like with Down, I'm great friends with everybody, but we 5 distinct personalities. All that matters is that you can get along with one and other, respect each other, that it IS a brotherhood and when you plug in and you're ready to jam, everybody is on the same page and in the pocket. The line-up we have now, I just can't see ever changing it.
Synco: Do you see any more videos or singles released from the current album?
KW: We are thinking about doing a video for Let Me Mourn, perhaps around May sometime.
CROWBAR – "The Cemetary Angels" :
Synco: Any new acts that you think a Crowbar oriented metal fan might want to look out for?
KW: All of our influences are old, so I don't really know… It's hard to say. There's a really good band that I'm friends with who toured with us and Sepultura in Europe called Armed for Apocalypse, they are along the lines of crowbar. And Haarp out of New Orleans, on Phil Anselmo's label, Housecore Records. If you're into the Melvins or Crowbar, you may like it.
Synco: It seems like even after the considerable time you have in, that you still love being up there, playing to the faithful. How does it make you feel to be on stage, and hear people singing your songs back to you?
KW: Really that's the one thing that's awesome about it all. Even at shows like last night, I'd spent most of the day on the bus hacking up shit with a headache, sore throat… I'm not crying about it, I'm blessed to be where I am. Some days when you're feeling great and you're not burned out and everything's fine, you have a great day. Some days, everything is shit, but as I heard Lemmy (Kilmster, Motorhead) say in an interview a long time ago, "There are so many assholes in this business, they steal your fucking money, the lawyers the record companies… they can fucking have it all. They cannot take away that time on stage every night, THAT is what I live for." That's what gives me shivers up my spine, when I hit the stage and jam, that's what I live for. Everything else in your life can be going to shit, but when I am up there, it's magic, that's what I live for.
Visit Crowbar's official website to learn more about the band and to purchase their music and visit Relapse Records to learn more about Kurt Windstein's various projects.


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Netherlands: Agreement Reached on Government Finances of Future Countries of Curacao and Sint Maarten
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(Feb 02, 2008) It was reported on January 23, 2008, that the Netherlands, the Netherlands Antilles, Curacao, and Sint Maarten had reached agreement on supervision of the government finances of the future countries of Curacao and Sint Maarten, both of which will gain independent country status within the Kingdom of the Netherlands after the Antillean state association is eliminated in mid-December 2008. Nevertheless, the feasibility of a December 15 initiation of the new political structure is still being discussed, with the Netherlands of the view that "too much work must still be done" and the islands urging that the negotiating process be accelerated. (Agreement Reached on Netherlands Supervision of Netherlands Antilles Finances, NRC HANDELSBLAD, Jan. 23, 2008, at 2, Open Source Center No. EUP20080124043002.)
The General Kingdom Measure for Temporary Financial Oversight stipulates that the recently created "financial oversight board," comprising representatives of the Dutch and Antillean governments and the islands, is charged with the supervision of the new countries' budget and borrowing authority. The budget will have to be balanced and money can only be borrowed by the countries for investments, not, as previously, to cover operational costs. The new board will not oversee sound management. The new countries have until August 2008 "to produce their own rules on political appointments to public enterprises and on their dividend payments. If this deadline is not met, the Netherlands can exert influence here." (Id.<)
The Netherlands is restructuring the Antillean state debt of €2.2 billion (about US$3.2 billion) on two conditions. First, there must be financial oversight. The restructuring is slated to begin in July, after the measure has been approved by the Council of State and the Dutch Council of Ministers, as well as by the Dutch and Antillean Parliaments and the Curacao and Sint Maarten island councils. Second, it must be possible for the Dutch Minister of Justice to intervene in the two countries' law enforcement, a subject that was scheduled for political consultation in February. (Id.)
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Thief Review: A Shambling, Mediocre Mess
Thief is the long-awaited fourth entry in the storied Thief series. Its predecessors are often credited with revolutionizing if not flat-out inventing a particular genre of immersive stealth game. Unfortunately the latest release boils down to a city full of closed doors and dead ends, boxed in and lined with nothing but rough edges.
Weekend Open Forum: What is your favorite stealth video game/franchise?
Gunpoint Review: A Smart, Fun Stealth-Puzzle PC Game
In Gunpoint you play as Richard Conway, a trenchcoated spy-for-hire who, after a job gone wrong, finds himself caught up in a paranoid, 70s-style corporate espionage plot. You'll guide him on infiltration missions as he sneaks into apartment buildings, high-security compounds, office complexes and weapons-manufacturing labs.
Gunpoint may be a stealth game, but Conway isn't some Sam Fisher-wannabe, crouching in the shadows and garroting unsuspecting guards. His methods are a bit flashier, and a hell of a lot of fun.
Stealth launches book-sized LPC-480 PC with mobile Core i7
Dishonored beats sales expectations, deemed a new franchise
With a fresh console generation around the corner, many large publishers have been hesitant to release new properties, especially those that lack mass appeal, but Bethesda's gamble on Arkane Studios' first-person stealth action title seems to have paid off...
Hitman: Absolution Review - Agent 47 is Back for a Little Killing
Hitman: Absolution is a wickedly smart, darkly enjoyable video game, one that's as generous to players as its protagonist is merciless to his victims. You'll stab, strangle and shoot your way through level after level, sometimes grimacing, sometimes scowling, sometimes laughing.
Absolution picks up the Hitman story where the last game in the series, 2006's Blood Money, left off. That's a long time between sequels, even in the relatively slow-moving video game world. But that extended time in development likely accounts for a lot of what makes Hitman such a sprawling, interesting game.
Sam Fisher returns in early 2013 for Splinter Cell: Blacklist
Sam Fisher will slink back into action next year, with a sixth Splinter Cell title scheduled for early 2013 (we've seen "spring" and the "first quarter" bandied about, but no specific release date yet). Dubbed Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the title will ship for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3...
Hitman: Absolution promises simplified controls, plenty of stealth
After watching a near 17-minute gameplay video of Hitman: Absolution, it's apparent that Agent 47 has undergone a transformation. He has a new voice actor (so does Diana), he's thinner than previous games, he's wearing a tie clip and he's adopted new stealth tactics...


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This is another day trip we took a few weeks ago. Built in the 13th century, Glozhene was originally two monasteries connected by an underground tunnel but one was destroyed by an earthquake in 1928. The tunnel was used many times as an escape route by Vasil Levski, the famed Bulgarian revolutionary who fought for Bulgaria's freedom from the Ottoman empire.
Its location offers fabulous views of the mountains and villages below.
The original church had been built in the 14th century but was also destroyed by an earthquake in 1913. The current church was constructed in 1951.


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These days, big news for us coffee buyers, importers, exporters and producers is the Roya (coffee leaf rust) fungus outbreak in Central America. Experts are predicting a 15% decrease in total production from all of Central America coffee in 2013, and as much as a 40%+ decrease in years to come.
What is Roya? What is causing the outbreaks? How will it affect coffee quality? What about the producers who rely on their coffee crop as their main source of income? These are just some of the questions that should be floating around in your head, and are questions that are definitely swimming in mine.
Here's some background information:
Roya (Spanish), Coffee Leaf Rust, or Hemileia Vastatrix , is a leaf fungus that causes significant damage to coffee plants, causing the plant to drop leaves, and therefore effecting nutrients to the plant. The end result affects the supply and quality of coffee for 3-4 years after initial infestation. Furthermore, since the plant is overly stressed from one illness, it is more susceptible to others only exasperating the issue.
Most experts have concluded that warming of coffee growing regions, and abnormal rainfall and strong winds have created a perfect growing condition for Roya. Roya, as a fungus, enjoys a hot, humid climate. Its spores are transported via wind/air to healthy plants hence winds being a contributing factor. The winds not only transplant the fungus to healthy plants, but also assist in dropping leafs from plants quickening the destructive power of Roya.
A sick plant cannot produce. Roya reduces the physiological activity and threatens the plant's ability to produce coffee cherries. In many cases, Roya kills the entire tree.
With all the buzz about how bad Roya is in Central America, I was expecting to see a lack of coffee and quality during my entire trip, devastated farms, and producers who feared the worst. To my surprise, I found some of the best coffees that Temple has ever had the privilege to purchase, and producers whom were all very optimistic about the entire ordeal. I did see many devastated farms with nothing but twigs and cleared land, but many producers saw this as a change to, "refresh" or replant their farms, bring back old ways of pruning, and learn.
When I asked about Roya, most producers simply said, "The Roya has always been here. We have been dealing with it for generations. Yes, it is worse now, but with proper management and techniques it can be controlled." Their proof was in the cup, exceptional coffees, good volumes, and healthy looking trees.
-Eton Tsuno, Green Coffee Buyer, Temple Coffee Inc.


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Are found throughout the world in association with humans
Are unable to survive in locations away from humans or human activity
The major factor limiting German Cockroach survival appears to be cold temperatures
Studies have shown that German roaches were unable to colonize inactive ships during cool temperatures and could not survive in homes without central heating in northern climates
The availability of water, food, and harborage also govern the ability of German roaches to establish populations, and limit growth
Is considered an aesthetic pest
The action threshold for this insect depends upon the tolerance of the people living in the infested dwelling
Most people associate roach infestations with poor sanitary conditions and typically go to excessive lengths to eradicate them from their houses
Actively growing field populations are comprised of 80 percent nymphs and 20 percent adults
Is omnivorous, eating table scraps, pet food, and even book bindings
The entire life cycle is completed in about 100 days. However, factors such as temperature, nutritional status, and strain differences may influence the time required to complete a life cycle
Breed continuously with many overlapping generations present at any one time.
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Our largest roach, may grow to 1-1/2 inches (35 mm)
It is reddish-brown or mahogany with light markings on top of the thorax (the body division that bears the wings and legs)
Matures in about seven months
Nymphs are grayish-brown, becoming reddish-brown as they mature, and wingless
Prefers damp areas such as basements
May be found around pipes, sewage systems, and drainage systems in homes, commercial buildings and greenhouses
Adults may live for up to 18 months
Brown Banded Cockroach
Adults have wings about 5/8 inch long and are light brown to dark glossy brown
Can be confused with the German roach by homeowners and inexperienced technicians
Males are capable of fligh
Nymphs and females are broad when viewed from above, while the male is slender
The male's wings cover the abdomen, whereas the female's wings are short, exposing the abdomen
Have a flattened, oval shape, spiny legs, and long, filamentous antennae. Immature stages are smaller, have undeveloped wings and resemble adults
They have two light, transverse bands across the base of the wings and abdomen. These bands may appear irregular or broken, but are usually quite apparent on the nymphs and females
Feed on starchy materials and even non-food materials such as nylon stockings
Are active at night, and nymphs and adults jump rapidly when disturbed
Do not require as much moisture as German roaches and tend to avoid light
Smoky Brown Cockroach
Is a relative of the American roach and resembles it in shape and size
More common in the southern USA, but can be found farther north traveling on plant material, fruit and etc
A little over 1 inch long, and both sexes have wings that are longer than the abdomen
Dark mahogany color is striking
Nymphs like adults are also dark brown
The antenna tips of young nymphs are white, and the base segments of the older nymphs antennae are white
Oriental Cockroach
Known as the "water bug," is more closely associated with damp areas than the other common roaches
Feed on garbage and decaying organic matter and are often considered the filthiest of the house-infesting roaches
Found in damp basements, cellars, crawl spaces, near drains, leaky water pipes and beneath refrigerators, sinks and washing machines, under floors, and inside walls
Forage mostly on first floors of buildings
Outdoors, they are found beneath decomposing leaves or stones in mulching materials, and in trash and at municipal sewer plants
During the autumn, there can be a mass movement into buildings, but because of their preference for cooler temperatures, can be found outdoors and in unheated buildings during the winter
Females (more numerous than males) carry the egg capsule 12 hours to 5 days and deposit them in a sheltered location near or within a food supply at a warm, sheltered spot
Females produce 1 to 18 capsules, each containing up to 16 eggs. Eggs hatch in about 60 days and nymphs develop in about one year. Adult females live 1 to 6 months
Are more common during May, June and July, and are more sluggish than the other common roaches
Usually not found in cupboards, on walls or on upper levels of buildings, unless there is a source of moisture (water leak, etc.)
Occur outside during warm weather. During cool periods of weather they may migrate indoors in mass
Have a preference for high-moisture conditions
Can live without food for a month if water is present, but die in two weeks without food and water
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Is another roach found invading the home in the spring
Live outdoors
Is not as fast, or as wary as its house-
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May wander into buildings in wooded areas, or may be brought into the home underneath the bark of firewood (are common in woodpiles and similar areas).
Can exist in the home, by living on food in the kitchen.
Males of this species have long wings and may fly for short distances. They are often attracted to porch lights and lighted windows.
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Adults average 3/4 to 1 inch long and are a drab brown. They require about one year to mature
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With war looming, Hitler needed experienced commanders, and he recalled Kluge from retirement in October 1938 and gave him command of the newly created 6th Army Group, headquartered at Hanover. Later, the unit was redesignated as the Fourth Army. Kluge led Fourth Army during the invasion of Poland in September 1939. Proving himself an innovative commander in that campaign, he won Hitler's admiration and promotion to colonel general. Kluge led Fourth Army against France and the Low Countries in May 1940. Raised to field marshal in July, he went on to command Fourth Army in the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 and Army Group Center from December 1941 to October 1943, again proving himself an effective commander.
Injured in a car accident in October 1943, Kluge went on prolonged leave during his recuperation. In July 1944, he replaced Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Rundstedt as commander in chief, West, and commander of Army Group B in Normandy. Kluge disliked the Nazis but was pleased with the territorial acquisitions made under Hitler. He was aware of the plot to assassinate the Führer, but he wavered in his support and finally declined to participate. He also failed to report it. Following the bomb attempt on Hitler's life on 20 July 1944, he came under increased Gestapo suspicion.
Kluge led the German counterattack at Avranches in August, but on its failure, he was relieved of command, on 17 August 1944, by Field Marshal Walther Model. He wrote to Hitler, urging him to make peace and end the suffering for the German people. Aware that he would be implicated in the conspiracy against Hitler and depressed by the military situation, Kluge committed suicide at Valmy, France, on 19 August 1944.
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Editor's note: Jan Egeland is the Europe director of Human Rights Watch. Judith Sunderland is senior Western Europe researcher and author of the new Human Rights Watch report, "Hate on the streets: xenophobic violence in Greece." The views expressed are solely those of the authors.
"I realized it is so easy to die here. We came from so far away and it is so easy to get killed here," Ali Rahimi, an Afghan asylum seeker, told us after he was stabbed five times in the torso in September 2011.
Ali is just one of many victims of violence in Greece. Amid the economic crisis and rising social tension, migrants and asylum seekers have become the targets of xenophobic rage. While researching our latest report we spoke to dozens of foreigners, including two pregnant women, who had been beaten, kicked, dragged off buses, and chased down the streets of Athens in recent months. Since late May alone, the media have reported seven brutal attacks. But many, like our Somali interpreter Saleh Ibrahim, whose hand was broken in an assault in late June, never report the violence.
Ali's experience is a depressingly familiar story. He and a group of fellow Afghans were attacked in the Agios Panteleimonas neighborhood of central Athens by a large mob wielding bottles. This is a neighborhood known to migrants and asylum seekers as a place to avoid, where a "citizens group" formed several years ago to "protect" residents. Human Rights Watch documented numerous attacks in this location.
The only unusual aspect to Ali's story is that his alleged attackers were arrested. Most victims face significant obstacles in seeking justice. The police discourage many victims from filing complaints, telling them it's not worth it, to fight back themselves, or, in the case of undocumented migrants, that they could be locked up themselves. Those who insist face a 100 euro fee to file an official complaint. Arrests for several attacks in June stand as a stark exception to the rule of police inaction.
Despite being put on a fast track, the trial of two men and one woman for Ali's stabbing has been postponed six times – it's now scheduled for September – and it's still unclear whether the prosecutor will argue that the attack was racially motivated. To date, no one has been convicted under the hate crime law Greece adopted almost four years ago.
There's no excuse for vigilante violence, or for the failure of the police, the courts and government to take the problem seriously. There are, perhaps, some explanations.
There is no doubt that Greece faces migration pressure. An estimated as many as 300 undocumented migrants enter Greece every day from Turkey. Though most migrants and asylum seekers hope to travel to other European countries, EU rules mean that Greece is obliged to prevent that travel and to process all asylum claims. With its dysfunctional asylum system unable to cope, Greece has become for migrants what one Sudanese man described as "a very large prison."
This ancient civilization shouldn't be allowed to regress into institutionalized violence against migrants. The EU needs to do more to guarantee basic human rights for those who enter the continent in its southeast with hopes of a better and safer life.
An influx of destitute migrants living on the streets has brought disconcerting change to Greek cities, particularly in Athens. Concerns about rising crime and urban degradation were high on the agenda in the lead-up to recent national elections. Nationalist, far right-wing parties such as Golden Dawn have in recent years gained strength and popularity largely because of their exploitation of anti-immigrant sentiment, winning enough votes in the May and June 2012 national elections to enter parliament for the first time in its history. It now has 18 seats.
There are indications that Golden Dawn members or sympathizers are involved in attacks on migrants and asylum seekers, although nothing to indicate the party is organizing or directing them. The woman standing trial for Ali's stabbing ran – unsuccessfully – for office in the recent national elections on the Golden Dawn ticket. Three other party members were questioned in early June in connection with violence against migrants on the margins of a Golden Dawn demonstration although none was charged. Party member have been implicated in other attacks.
Widespread suffering amid deep economic hardship and unfair EU asylum rules do not, however, let Greece off the hook. The new government led by Antonis Samaras needs to take forceful steps to counter xenophobic violence. That includes ensuring that police take preventive action, diligently record and respond to reports of xenophobic attacks, and guarantee that victims have genuine access to justice. The EU also has a role to play by helping Greece with technical and financial assistance.
Violence has become such a part of daily life for migrants and asylum seekers in Greece that an Afghan community festival in May included a skit about a man being brutally beaten in a park by Greek racists. We hope at the next festival time we see a play about justice being done for the victims of hatred.
Communism and Globalism can not change human nature.
Economic globalization like free trade are good things. Political globalization, like continental governance, on the other could be disastrous.
Free trade allows goods to be produced from the most efficient nations and brings down the cost to all consumers. Nay sayers believe that it costs the local economy jobs as things are being imported rather than developed internally. History has shown that overall, the economy benefits from free trade from cheaper goods more than it losses from job loss.
Globalization also strengthens international relations. China and the USA were bitter enemies; however, our economies are tied together and force friendly relations.
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Greece needs to start by immediately fixing its dysfunctional asylum system.
Turkey is prospering economically and Greece is failing - a big turn of events.
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"Communism and Globalism can not change human nature."
Right – only Jesus can. He changed mine. Give Him a chance at your nature. Ask Him. His nature is love. Pure love.
But unlike Muslims, He wil never force Himself on you. But Jesus will change you if you ask Him – humbly – sincerely.
Take your Jesus and walk across a lake. See how far you get.
And another thing, Greeks should be going after the Jews that cause the problems, not after the people the Jews are bringing in to destroy a nation. F the world banks and their Zionist pwners.
You sound like e truly educated man. I hope you can read labels on bottles, but I doubt that very much. You should add hot chilli sauce to Preparation H. The result will be explosive and it will help to clear you mind. And everything else. The God Tapu is the only one.
Jesus will never force himself on you. You are right. The Sulpicians, Franciscans, Jesuits, Conquistadores, politicos and many more, did force Jesus down our throats. Pachamama was our Mother, then you came. To save us in the name of the Lord. Millions of us died getting saved.
And let us not forget the Evangelical pastors, who threaten you with Hell unless you give them money.
Attention: Black Widow, you said, "I am blinded by the hate that Islam has taught me." See answer to Rightospeak. If you are Jewish reading this, consider – Israel's recognition of their Messiah, He says
Therefore My people shall know My name: therefore they shall know in that day that I am He that does speak: behold it is I. Jeshua. And they shall look upon Me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for Him as one mourns for his only son. And one shall say unto Him, What are these wounds in your hands? Then He shall answer, Those with which I was wounded in the house of My friends. They pierced My hands and My feet. Is. 52:6, Zec.12:10 & 13:6, Ps. 22:16.
Is. 48:16. Come ye near unto me, hear ye this: I have not spoken in secret from the beginning; from the time that it was, there am I: and now the Lord God, and His spirit has sent Me
Zec. 9:12. Turn you to the stronghold, ye prisoners of hope; even today do I declare that I will render double (blessings) unto you. The Stronghold is Messiah Jeshua.
It is by now, very obvious how you spend your free time. Too many coca leaves is no good. All you do is quote. Not a single original thought. No need, right? The Lord will provide. You are lucky, living in the US. Your vast personal fat reserves impede the blood from circulating efficiently to your brain. Instead, the methane you let go every once in a while, is clouding your reasoning. Oh, the Epiphany!
White genocide not going to planned?
No. grenofried not be pranned. Wattsammattafohyou? We ar not Bribarians. I always wanted to be an educated ma. Now, I ar won.
The only solution is to live like Incas. Chew coca leaves all day, while working in the mines for the Yanqui dollar. After work, coca leaves with beer, then blissful sleep. Then again for more next day.
Ever see the movie 300? It's a lot like this.
The greatest mistake was admitting Greece into the EU. Now the Europeans have to deal with this bitter pill which they have already swallowed.
But if the current situation is causing nightmares, one can only imagine the impending disaster that is threatening to strike Europe with the exploding immigrant population.
As the LONG TERM HEALTH & PROSPERITY OF A COUNTRY is a TRUE REFLECTION OF ITS FUTURE CITIZENS, with the steady decline in Europe's local white Christian population and the increase in immigrant Muslim population whose VALUE SYSTEMS are DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSITE to that of everything that Europeans hitherto believed in, there is no hope that Europe will ever recover from the current economic and social decline. This is disregarding the fact that at least a part of the current economic crisis is as a result of large scale welfare funds distributed to these new immigrants by the already hard hit Europeans.
Having said that, Mr. Zakaria can never convince Europeans or Americans on his honesty & fair analysis, given that he has been tirelessly propagating his co-religionists all over the world, and in Europe's case specifically Turkey's admission into the EU, literally opening the floodgates for greater Muslim migration into Europe and eventually America.
Given the current bitter experience of the EU with the Greeks, inspite of its fairly diversified economy Turkey can only be a much bigger liability both economically (with the yawning gap between Turkey and EU nations), and ofcourse demographically.
Unfortunately the naïve & extremely liberal Europeans are missing this much bigger threat while taking a myopic view of the current crisis. Greece as a conduit to large scale illegal immigrants (from the ME, N.Africa, Pakistan & Bangladesh) who eventually make their way into rest of Europe is only making matters much worse…….on all counts!
When will we get to see/hear CNN's Mr.Fareed Zakaria and others urging the Saudis and other oil rich MErn nations to open up their borders for their long suffering CO-RELIGIONISTS, rather than urging naive Europeans to accept such unadaptable alien cultures?
This article is extremely bias. Note to authors: Seeing as you are researching human rights, perhaps you should consider to view the problem at its root: the reason(s) these immigrants left in the first place from their home countries. Why don't you write an article about the dangers those countries hold?
The media ought to stop bullying Greece all the time. Greeks welcome people from every part of the world, but when illegal immigrants create trouble and violence (and of course I know that not all do), then they will protect themselves.
A last note, that picture you have put is deceiving and not applicable to the article.
The fact of the matter is that Greece has been one of the poorest countries in Europe for the last 100 years. Following the Pontian genocide and forced population exchange in WW1, Greece was then the most destroyed country by the Nazis and more citizens died than any other nation (in ratio to population). The Civil War began after WW2 before the rise of a military Junta. The former Turkish Primeminister, Mesut Yilmaz, then admitted that Turkish agents set forest fires in the Greece in the 1990's in a bid to destroy the country's agricultural industry & to destablise it. Despite all that Greece had the lowest crime rate in Europe, it was a place that was safe to go for everyone! In recent years though there has been an influx of illegal immigration through Turkey (mainly from Afghanistan, Nigeria & Pakistan). Balkan Analysis, an independent group, studied crime stats in Greece & have found that this has coincided with a drastic rise in crime. Stats from the Greek police & Interpol show that almost 80% of crime committed in Greece is by non-EU illegal immigrants, who now equate to an estimated 1.5 million in Athens alone, a city of only 4.5 million (that's 30%!). When visitors enter into one of the world's safest countries & engage in violent crime there's bound to be a backlash. This is what has caused a rise of anti-immigrant sentiment in Greece. The EU's immigration policies have been imposed on Greece & the Greeks are suffering as a result. Anybody interested in politics, crime, Greece or the EU MUST read this following article. http://www.phantis.com/blogs/ioannis-michaletos/special-security-report-illegal-immigration-greece-and-domestic-security
Please help us, but not with your money. People here seem to be more and more aggravated. fearful and so full of hate. Eager I would say to find an escape goat. Someone to blame. Xenophobia and attacks based on it are going through the roof.
I live in one of the most crowded places worldwide. Kypseli. The percentage of foreigners is high, yes we do have thefts, but all in all it is quiet. So quiet that I take my dog out after midnight and feel safe enough to walk him to Fokionos Negri and back. But, as a foreigner I am trapped here. See, I grew up in this country. I learned to love and hate it like all feel about their hometown. This is the country that I took my first steps, this is the city that housed my memories, my friends and family, and right now, I hate it.
People seem to judge me by the colour of my skin, not a shocker I know, but I remind you I grew up here. This kind of behaviour is not what I am accustomed to. It just changed the past couple of years. Most frequent comment when you point this out is "I am not a racist, they are just not human. They are beasts."
So apparently, if your colour does not fall within the range they find acceptable you are immediately branded as a criminal, a wildling. You will tell me that it is normal because of the influx of illegal immigrants and the crimes they commit. I agree, to a point.
See, xenophobia is the new drug on the streets and it is officially administered by both government and media. One so-called blog reporter went as far as reporting images of African illegal immigrants mocking the presidential guard (a symbol of national pride, representing the heroes). PS. The images are those of Kevin Durant during his visit in Greece!!!! http://www.kar.org.gr/?p=1237
Far right supporters are now officially and PUBLICLY admitting to hate crimes knowing that no-one will bother to arrest them, since 50% of the law enforcement has voted for the far-right party of Golden Dawn.
seems like should I get arrested, I am already guilty of a crime; none you will find in any law book though.
PS. yes greece has an immigration issue, but the claim THEY are taking our jobs is invalid. Most of the immigrants go for the menial jobs accepting lower wages and no insurance. Most crimes are commited by Greeks, according at least to the official Greek Police site statistics.
Maybe xenophobia is a Natural human response when a certain group feels threatened by other, a response as an attempt to protect a system or values or a financial income for personal survival, or it is a psychological response when a group feels mentally or physically inferior to another group that has better dna and mental capabilities, or they just feel over run by too many of the threatening group. Yes we must try to curb such action but that is reality that lurks in any society, anywhere on earth. Even the pope will start attacking muslims if the Vatican is over run by them. Greece will have to be avoided by groups that may pose a threat for the next,- say 7 years.? Even the muslim show a kind of xenophobia towards Christians and Christians are not tolerated in most muslim countries. They feel "threatened" by it although Christians would normally be kind and forgiving and have this life quest to do onto others, as you would do to yourself. I have sympathy with the Greeks and this xenophobia will be slightly positive and grossly negative. They will have a few more local jobs for themselves but foreign investment may be curbed and tourists will spend their money elsewhere, that will lead to far greater losses for the country and eventually for the individuals. Look at Zimbabwe- Greece can learn from the xenophobic racist Mugabe. By chasing most whites away and destroying the economy for xenophobia's sake, he turned his nation and himself into a nation of beggars. He must beg money from South Africa to allow his wife to do shopping in the East. Even in South Africa, whites are targeted by the racist police and farmers are tortured and killed because they are supposed to belong in Europe. North Korea hates Americans and a plea must also be sent to that government to stop what they are doing. Xenophobia will destroy countries and Greece better stop it now.
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A 4/10 seems a bit harsh. I enjoyed it from start to finish. It did seem easier to get 100% than previous Lego games, and the gameplay hasn't changed much at all. However, it plays pretty good and was fun. I personally would give it a 6/10.
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Anyone that pays for the starfox 3d download must be dumb. You can buy a second-hand copy for about a tenner.
I have never purchased anything from these type of games and I am not about to start now. They are throw away games that can be played for a while and then ignored.
Clash of Clans, Candy Crush, Farmville etc... can end up costing people more than an average off-the-shelf game.
In short, they're a rip off.
Really enjoying the gameplay and graphical style. Really enjoying the strategic play from a new perspective.
Not enjoying the waiting for enemy moves. Lets hope the final game cuts down on this.
Looking good. I'll download it.
Spend a small fortune on figures to get a new design on a plane that has no effect on gameplay. Rip off. All these types of games that rely on or make use of figures are a con. I for one refuse to buy them.
I'm interested but it depends on how smoothly it runs and whether each time you want to build or destroy something it takes ages to do so.
The 3DS has nothing good recently. It's very disappointing.
The article loses all credibility as soon it is mentioned that The Sun newspaper instigated it. It is an absolutely atrocious publication.
And they needed to carry out a survey to find this out?
Wherever you go there is a good chance that there are kids playing games on tablets / phones.
Still not overly keen on miiverse and still wish we still had swapnote.
Might give it a go. It sounds pretty good.
I'm yet to see an advert for Mario Golf so it's hardly surprising that sales are low. It's a shame really because it's a great game. Xbox and Sony are constantly advertised all over the place. Why don't Nintendo start doing the same? They need to wake up and realise that their strategies are failing.
This game is brilliant. I got a little bit lucky too. I got TWO holes-in-one and an eagle on my very first round. Seriously! For the doubters I put the proof on Miiverse (name BuffaloDyl).
Why bother to create this? What next, DS snakes & ladders... possibly DS Twister?
The demo is great fun even if it is very limited. Really looking forward to the full game.
Too late. Not buying it because it has taken them FAR too long.
Tried the demo and it makes me even more eager to get my hands on the final game. It's great fun. Can't wait.
Bummer. It's the same day as Mario Golf. Oh well, Hometown Story will have to wait.
It does seem like a stupid idea. Why pre-order something that isn't going to run out of stock. However, the price for nintendo football is £10.49 when pre-ordered and it shows £13.49 on the eshop. So your saving £3 and the small developers get a return for their game a bit quicker. So everyone is happy. Without the price drop though, it would be pointless.
Looks good. Back of the net!
At the end of the day it's a game of two halves and they look to have given it 110% and given it their all. So long as you keep your eye on the ball and don't make silly mkstakes the 3 points are there for the taking.... enough thick footballer cliches.... this game looks pretty good. I reckon I might give it a whirl.
Big fail for the 3DS version. Poor camera that won't move. White pieces can be virtually invisible on white spaces. Pointless DLC. Worst version of them all. 3/10.
RCR is pretty awesome. Try get both if funds allow it.
Meh! Nothing this week. Still having fun with Retro City Rampage from last week though, so that's OK.
Really looking forward to this game. I love the mario golf games and have missed having a portable golf to play since everybody's golf on the psp. The eshop golf game (lets golf?) was very forgettable.
Same here. Otherwise it's a pretty uninspiring selection as can be seen in the fact that almost 80% of votes are for the 'nothing this week' option.
You would think that Nintendo / other developers would try and fill the quiet periods of the year with something good. People still want to buy games.
Good luck to him. I used to get ONM and it went downhill when he left the first time. Then it got good again when he returned. He should do well... even if he does look daft.
2/10 !
That's a bit harsh isn't it? Sure, it is a bit lame compared to the other Lego games, of which I have played many, and yes it does have long loading times and a repetitive play style. However, my little girl enjoys it and she is exactly the type of person who it is aimed at. She's an 8 year old Girl who doesn't spend hours playing video games. She plays them to fill the occasional bit of free time. This game isn't aimed at grown ups or even adolescents. I think you need to remember that when writing your reviews.
My score - 7/10 for young girls
4/10 for everyone else
Nothing this week.... again.
Nintendo changes into its regular alter ego... Nintendoffline. Useless. I wonder why so many gamers prefer the other main consoles... mmmm... could it be that their online systems are more reliable. I love my 3ds but hate the way that unreliable Nintendo change things / delete things and then do a pathetic half assed job of the replacement.
This game is brilliant. I'll definitely be getting the sequel.
This is a fantastic game.
The sp points thing is a rubbish idea but 40 hours into the game I have yet to actually use it. It's just not required. So to those who are yet to play this great game, don't worry.
Not everyone can be as perfect as you. What about anyone playing that is new to the game and is frustrated at being pummelled within seconds of starting a fight. Are video games to be made only for an elite few, and online play restricted to those that have the time / skill to get really good?
Stop being so big headed and wake up to the fact that games are for EVERYONE!
I think I'll stay in the real world instead of this. Sounds a bit naff and more suited to sad individuals that get their "romantic" release from digital characters.
Whoop de doo!
Can't imagine that I'll ever use it. Why bother when it's quicker and better on my phone? A few people may find it useful but I'm sure that most people won't bother.
Yep... tried it and it's rubbish. It works but it looks terrible. A waste of time really. Nintendo would be better off trying to create something new and worthwhile instead of joining the party after everyone else is moving on to the next party.
Cool idea but VERY expensive for a figurine that is less than 4 inches tall. My axe murderer, blood splattered, exposed brain, hockey mask wearing character would look good sat on my desk... but not at that price.
That's a shame. I had hoped that this was going to be a good game. Oh well. Carry on with Fire Emblemfor my strategy fix.
Too little too late from Nintendo. Sony and Microsoft will probably wipe the floor with the Wii U.
I used to get a streetpass hit every couple of months or so. Since the streetpass relay thing was brought in I've had loads of hits. It's a massive change for me. It means I have plenty of animal crossing hha model homes and can actually get somewhere on the streetpass games finally.
Wow! ... Nothing!
That's great... However, they had best turn off the in game chat function when playing online just in case someone types a swear word. (Sarcasm)
So are they going to investivate Colors 3D and remove that from the eshop? Anyone can download that and the online gallery is full of "inappropriate" material. Nintendo really are useless when it comes to the online side of things.
Nintendo doing what they do best. .. annoy gamers. No wonder they are losing a huge share of the market.
"Unfortunately, there appears to have been instances of children posting their Friend Codes to online forums..."
So this has only just started happening has it?
Come on Nintendo, sort yourselves out properly instead of making yourselves look like complete fools.
Nope. They've left it too long. I would have downloaded it if they had released it at roughly the same time as everywhere else. However, the length of the delay is taking the pi55 and a physical copy will probably mean more expensive. I would rather give my money to a games company that shows a little more care to gamers instead of their bank balances.
It says in the article above what they are.
The more I see of this the more I think it will be a big hit. The vita is dying a slow and painfull death while the 3DS / 2DS seems to just keep battling on. I can imagine my daughter wanting to upgrade her dsi to a 2DS very soon. We'll have to see what Santa can do.


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Oct. 7, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Roundabout Theater revival of Harold Pinter play Old Times, directed by Douglas Hodge at American Airlines Theater; Eve Best, Kelly Reilly and Clive Owen star. MORE
Oct. 7, 2015
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Kevin Armento play Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally, produced by One Year Lease Theater Company at 59E59 Theaters; Ianthe Demos directs and Ethan Slater and Christina Bennett star. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Atlantic Theater Company revival of Caryl Churchill play Cloud Nine, directed by James Macdonald, at Linda Gross Theater. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Neil Genzlinger reviews Seattle Children's Theater production of play Robin Hood at New Victory Theater. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Jay Wegman, artistic director of Lower East Side theater Abrons Arts Center, plans to celebrate playhouse's centennial with cheeky tribute to Alice and Irene Lewisohn, founders of original theater at site; Abrons Arts Center's first theatrical commissioned work, Basil Twist play Sisters' Follies: Between Two Worlds, follows Wegman's tradition of offering outrageous and offbeat entertainment. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Anita Gates reviews play Cinderella, burlesque remake of fairy tale, created, directed and choreographed by Austin McCormick and performed by his troupe Company XIV, at Minetta Lane Theater. MORE
Oct. 2, 2015
Charles Isherwood reviews Irish Repertory Theater production of John McManus play The Quare Land, directed by Ciaran O'Reilly and starring Peter Maloney and Rufus Collins at DR2 Theater. MORE
Oct. 1, 2015
New York Times critics Ben Brantley and Anthony Tommasini debate Metropolitan Opera's decision to forego blackface makeup in production of Otello and general issue of depicting race in theater. MORE
Oct. 1, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews play Daddy Long Legs, musical adaptation of Jean Webster novel, written and directed by John Caird with music by Paul Gordon, at Davenport Theater; Megan McGinnis and Paul Alexander Nolan star. MORE
Oct. 1, 2015
Sandy MacDonald reviews Ken Jaworowski play Believers, directed by Alex Dmitriev at WorkShop Theater; Ben Sumrall, Allison Linker, Tony Travostino and Mary Lauren star. MORE
Sep. 30, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews choreographer Jack Ferver's dance theater work Chambre, as part of Crossing the Line festival at New Museum; pieces is collaboration between Ferver and the visual artist Marc Swanson. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Elevator Repair Service production of Sibyl Kempson play Fondly, Collette Richland, directed by John Collins at New York Theater Workshop. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Excerpts from January 12, 2015 review by Ben Brantley of Target Margin Theater production of play Reread Another, based on works of Gertrude Stein, which is reopening at Brick theater. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Charles Isherwood reviews James Gibbs and Moe Angelos play Elements of Oz, spoof of The Wizard of Oz film that uses smartphone and tablet technology to enhance audience experience; directed by Marianne Weems, production at Montclair State University's Alexander Kasser Theater is part of Peak Performances season. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews play Asking for It, one-woman show about rape jokes, created by and starring Adrienne Truscott, at Creek and the Cave in Long Island City. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Charles Isherwood reviews Deaf West Theater Co revival of musical Spring Awakening, with book by Steven Sater and score by Duncan Sheik, at Brooks Atkinson Theater; Michael Arden directs and Sandra Mae Frank stars. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Sophocles play Antigone, staged by Ivo van Hove and starring Juliette Binoche, at Brooklyn Academy of Music. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Neil Genzlinger reviews Metropolitan Playhouse production of Arthur Richman play The Awful Truth, directed by Michael Hardart and starring Alexandra O'Daly. MORE
Sep. 25, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews Mint Theater Co production of Harold Chapin play The New Morality, directed by Jonathan Bank and starring Brenda Meaney and Ned Noyes. MORE
Sep. 23, 2015
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Guna Nua Theater Co and Ramblinman co-production of one-woman-play Pondling, written by and starring Genevieve Hulme-Beaman, as part of Origin Theater Company's 1st Irish festival at 59E59 Theaters; Paul Meade directs. MORE
Sep. 23, 2015
San Francisco Opera promotes Matthew Shilvock from associate to general director, ending its 10-month international search for David Gockley's replacement. MORE
Sep. 23, 2015
Charles Isherwood reviews stage adaptation of Tennessee Williams movie Baby Doll, directed by Emily Mann at McCarter Theater Center in Princeton, NJ; Susannah Hoffman and Robert Joy star. MORE
Sep. 22, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Thomas Bradshaw play Fulfillment, directed by Ethan McSweeny and starring Gbenga Akinnagbe, at Flea Theater. MORE
Sep. 22, 2015
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Dragon-Man With a Suitcase production of play Sex of the Baby, written by Matthew-Lee Erlbach and directed by Michelle Bossy, at Access Theater. MORE
Sep. 22, 2015
Charles Isherwood reviews play Hamlet in Bed, two-character work written by and starring Michael Laurence and directed by Lisa Peterson, at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater. MORE
Sep. 22, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews Colt Coeur production of MJ Kaufman play How to Live on Earth, directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt, at Here theater. MORE
Sep. 21, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews production of Shakespeare play A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Eric Tucker and starring Jason O'Connell, at Pearl Theater. MORE
Sep. 21, 2015
Alexis Soloski reviews play Whistleblower, written and directed by Mark Dendy and starring Liv Bruce, at Dixon Place. MORE
Sep. 20, 2015
Actor Clive Owen, who currently stars in Cinemax drama The Knick, is returning to stage after 14 years to star in Roundabout Theater Co revival of Harold Pinter play Old Times. MORE
Sep. 20, 2015
Playwright Christopher Shinn was inspired in 2012 to write what he thought would be his last play, An Opening in Time, after being diagnosed at age 37 with rare and fatal cancer; three years later, as production opens at Hartford Stage, he is cancer-free. MORE
Sep. 20, 2015
Actor Matt McGrath, who plays compassionate drag queen Tracy Mills in Matthew Lopez play The Legend of Georgia McBride, describes his efforts to perform in gown and heels on stage without falling or tripping. MORE
Sep. 20, 2015
Actor, writer and activist James Lecesne describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Sep. 19, 2015
Niegel Smith prepares for opening of Thomas Bradshaw play Fulfillment, his first production as artistic director of Flea Theater. MORE
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Gob Squad's 'Before Your Very Eyes': A 'Boyhood' for the Stage
In this company's latest project, child actors will not only pretend to be young, middle-age and older adults: But audiences will also see videos of younger versions of these performers.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson Lay Their Cards on the Table
Cast members in past and present productions of D.L. Coburn's "The Gin Game" recall the challenges of the play.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
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Review: 'Nell Gwynn' and 'Medea' in London
Saucy goings-on, illicit confessions and time-honored tragedy in two London productions.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
Women's Voices Theater Festival in Washington Is an Energizing Showcase
The festival, which runs into November, will present more than 50 new plays and musicals by women in theaters across the city.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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Shakespeare in Modern English?
A plan to update his plays is a waste of money and talent.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: 'Old Times,' Where the Past Is a Dangerous Place
This Harold Pinter revival is not an "Old Times" for purists, but it has its pleasures.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: 'Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally,' a Phone's Tale
Kevin Armento's play follows an affair between a high school boy and his algebra teacher from the perspective of the boy's self-aware cellphone.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: 'Cloud Nine,' a Comedy of Fluid and Complicated Couplings
This Atlantic Theater Company revival of Caryl Churchill's play is set in the Victorian age (for its first act) and in 1979 (for its second).
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
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Review: A Playful 'Robin Hood,' Complete With Sack Race, at the New Victory Theater
In this production from the Seattle Children's Theater, four actors play virtually all the parts as Robin is pursued by the bumbling sheriff of Nottingham.
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
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At 100, the Abrons Arts Center Revels in the Risky
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October 6, 2015, Tuesday
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Henry St. Settlement Celebrating Its 20th Birthday
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A Look Back at St. Ann's Warehouse
Scenes from past productions at the Brooklyn performance space.
Broadway Siblings
Sydney Lucas, 12, will act in the musical "Fun Home" for the last time on Sunday. She and her brother Jake, 13, who is performing in "The King and I," have grown closer during their time on Broadway.
Signs of 'Spring Awakening'
Treshelle Edmond, one of the deaf actors in the Broadway musical, talks about her journey to the stage.
In Performance | Juliette Binoche
Ms. Binoche in a scene from Ivo van Hove's production of the Sophocles drama 'Antigone', which continues at the Brooklyn Academy of Music through Oct. 4 before making other stops in the United States.
'Elements of Oz'
Scenes from the Builders Association show at Montclair State University.
'Spring Awakening' Returns
Scenes from Deaf West Theater's Broadway production.
What I Love | Julie White
The Broadway star lives with her dog, LuLu, in a lakefront house in Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.
In Illness, a Play Emerges
The playwright Christopher Shinn talks about the inspirations for his new play, "An Opening in Time," at Hartford Stage.
'Mamma Mia!' Is Closing, and Super Troupers Give Thanks for the Music
Sorry, Chiquitita, but after 14 years, the Abba musical is closing on Broadway.
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