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>> welcome, this is "debate." what does the hostages say about the region of west africa? the debate reflects on the three-year ordeal of those employees of the french company at the hands of al qaeda. how has the region changed to change islamists from northern
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maui? claims firmly denied by the french government. starting in the newsroom, let's say hello to claire. >> families are reunited, the government denies paying a ransom. releasing palestinian printers -- prisoners as part of a deal to resume peace talks. and in connection with the deadly car crash.
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it is described as a terrorist attack for the first time. the hostages kidnapped in 2010 are back in front. also there to greet them, the president francois hollande. lacks they waited more than three years for this moment. the former hostages can at last see and touch their loved ones with emotions running high. their plane landed on the tarmac of the military place outside paris. the nightmare is over for the four and their families.
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>> this moment is one of immense joy. immense joy for these men who have been able to reunite with their families. with their country. and can finally live normally again. >> once again, francois hollande thanked the president of niger. the former hostage is emotionally drained by their ordeal. how they are in the hands of terrorists.
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it is experimental and imaginative. that is also what we told each other when we were in captivity together. >> they have thoughts for those experiencing the same suffering. those with the seven french nationals still held hostage in africa and in syria. >> they were seized in niger but were held in the deserts of neighboring mali. we asked about the president of niger's role. >> the government has a much better relationship with the former rebels, and the malian
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goverment in northern mali -- [indiscernible] his right hand man is a former rebel, now the head of a sectarian niger, played a considerable role over the border. the role of niger should not be underestimated. >> the palestinian authority's reaction. the move was seen as an effort to soothe hardliners after the release of 26 palestinian prisoners. another 52 will be freed.
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>> celebrating the return of their heroes. hundreds gathered to welcome the palestinian prisoners freed by israel. >> i can't describe how i feel. god has blessed us with freedom and i spent 20 years in jail. >> the remaining 21 were greeted by the president before taking the stage in front of thousands for a welcoming ceremony. their release and celebrations were met with anger as all 26 prisoners were convicted for the deaths of israelis. a last-minute appeal. right before the inmates were freed. >> they became heroes.
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the palestinian authority says that when i grow up, i want to be just like him. more troops will get killed. >> they built 1500 homes. this latest release is the second of four with a total of 104 palestinian president expected to be freed. it is part of a new agreement expected to be brokered by secretary of state john kerry that brought them back to the negotiating table. the un's special envoy to syria met the president in damascus this wednesday. state media reporting that assad said that foreign support for the rebels must end if any solution is to succeed. he is on a tour of the region trying to drum up support for peace talks that should be held in geneva next month.
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that is what the u.s. and russia want. but it has been rejected by several groups fighting in syria. in china, it has emerged that five people have been arrested. secretive at first, they are describing it as a terrorist attack. most of them have been named as ethnic uighurs. >> after two days of silence, they last ackno -- at last acknowledged the crash at tn tnn tnn an the square. >> it was a meditative case of terrorist attack. >> the foreign ministry refused to comment on if the attack was terrorist or an accident.
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it was the first time beijing was targeted by a terrorist attack in recent history. two were killed and scores injured when a jeep plowed into a crowded china's most symbolic site. and exploded. three travelers in the vehicle were also killed. according to state media, machetes and jihadi flags have been found inside the car. five suspects have been arrested and al are believed to be part of the uighur group. unrest has been fueled by the chinese authorities heavy-handed dealings with the uighurs and restrictions on the minority's religion and culture. >> three former world journalists have pleaded guilty to hacking phones ahead of a high-profile trial that starts
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this wednesday and is expected to last until next easter. it sees a defendant said former editors like rebecca brooks and andy colson facing 15 phone acting related charges. -- phone hacking related charges. broosks is said to have been active in hacking. a bust of winston churchill has just been unveiled there. john boehner was joined for the unveiling ceremony today by secretary of state john kerry amongst others. half a century after the british prime minister was granted honorary u.s. citizenship. he was addressed three times more than any other dignitary. make sure you catch the 90th edition opening with a dazzling chocolate fashion show.
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the french tennis champion was among those wearing chocolate creations. also taken to the catwalk was a former miss france. it runs until sunday, november 3. check it out if you can. that's all from the newsroom for now. >> claire pride in the newsroom. after more than three years of captivity in the sahara, a presidential welcome home. for french employees of nuclear power group areva greeted by francois hollande himself just outside of parents -- paris. several false starts after the invasion to root out the jihadist that took it. in the end, a peaceful settlement.
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the unnamed french source claims more than 20 million euros were exchanged on the eve of their release. the circumstance could shed some of the light on the motives of radical islamists. still holding others hostage. to pay or not to pay is the question. our leaders bolstered or weakened by this turn of events. the enriched uranium deposit since february, what is the deal after the release of those french hostages? welcome to the filmmaker and journalist. she represents one of the families of one of the freed hostages. welcome to the debate.
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they have chalked up quite a few hours in northern mali in the past year. in the debate, you can join the conversation on facebook and on twitter. #f24debate. the president said the foreign and defense ministers to escort the four hostages home to their inpatient loved ones. >> it is as if he is restarting the conversation we were having just a few days ago. i mean he is restarting where we were in our daily lives but with our own way of doing things. it is quite extraordinary.
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it is such a relief that what we have been waiting for for three years has finally happened. it hasn't sunk in. no, we are not dreaming. this is for real. >> we have been fighting for three years. and now, the news is extraordinary. i can hardly find the words. >> our happiness is indescribable. i think we will never feel anything like this again in our lives. after so much time spent in anxiety and uncertainty. we have faith in our family members and knew that we would hold on as we were doing. >> that is a long time. >> i can feel very compassionate towards the families on another
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level because during those years, my daughter had been working in that part of the world. everyday, we think about this issue going to be taken. it makes me realize that there is an uneival flibo thesth. if feel that these are released, somehow or another, the terrorist benefited from the hostage release as well. are they going to do more? it is to their benefit if they get ransom money. there is an unequivocal feeling about that. would be there among the first to say let's pay the rans. >> your daughter has not heeded your calls to play it safe, she is still working there. >> she is still working there but she and her husband hired six armed security to follow them around. they are digging wells in the deseor the door eggs.
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-- tauregs. they have to constantly be conscious of what is going on. >> the president reeling from rock-bottom approval ratings and breather as he spoke this wednesday as those hostages touched down. >> france is a republic and the country should show the capacity for dialogue as well as solidarity. we are at a time where we must get together. unity is the key to success. if there is a lesson to learn from this terrible event, it is that our nation was united behind these for french citizens. >> seven hostages held, and other situations over the past
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decade. all of france is glued to its television set watching these hostages come home. are we destined to see this more and more? >> we are going to wait for the liberation of the seven hostages. it is important to mention that they are in syria and africa, those parts of the country. the hostages have been free and one of them is still going in nigeria. what is quite true is the fact that three years has been achieved. a lot has been undertaken. a certain number of hostages have been liberated, which has been withdrawn in the recent
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weeks. the fact that they have been undertaken. >> a lot of back channels. and last year, they make that decision to go into molly, did you think that the hostages are all going to be killed? >> normally, we wait for the liberation of the hostages when they took this breather and eased a bit very recently. now things are going on and the situation is not so clear. first of all, there is this ransom money that can procure and provocation a certain number of attacks. we have to take into consideration thatthere is a new momentum because there will
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be important elections in a few weeks. maybe it can occur in molly. it is the second stage for the presidential election in july. i have to say it is not really clear what are the odds at stake at this point. what is really clear is this liberation was taken and undertaken by the nigerians, the niger government. it is an important factor because he was weekend on the basis of elections which were going to take place in september. it has been creating a political environment in which there was a
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political consensus. >> you stand to benefit from the situation and take the lead. we are talking about of confusion for some of the viewers. we are talking about several countries. maybe we can call up the map. it is including a debrief with french intelligence. if you look at the map of west africa, look at the areas that are light-colored. where they have been the past three years. your thoughts on where these hostages may have been held? >> i think the likelihood that they were in southern libya is quite high because you have a region there that is out of the control of the central government where militias are present and really doing the
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governing. the hostage takers are more likely to have gone there, dispersing the hostages in different press reports to hide them from the intervention taking place in the north of malli. i think it is unlikely they were kept near the nigerian border where security has been quite high. and in the past few months, i think libya really presents the most probable area for them to have transferred -- >> the french defense ministry has said one of the effects of this intervention by french forces has been to drive a wedge through the middle of the sahara. and he stabilize some of these groups. what are your thoughts now that they have been freed?
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>> there is no doubt that some of those groups have been operating in the north of m ali andy stabilize the bid by the french intervention. they mustn't lose sight of the bigger picture. that is that the entire region is a region where the borders are almost fictional, i would say. imaginary lines in the sand. to limit oneself to the intervention solely through the prison of northern mali is forgetting that chad, niger, the south of libya, all these areas are vulnerable also. they are really good for these groups to be able to travel. with the instability that is
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there, it extends quite far and is out of the debate. this is seen as an arc of instability where the groups are able to thrive. and in deed, kidnap western citizens that is beneficial to them. >> i wanted to add that japanese intelligence made clear links between the insurgency and what is clear is that instability is going to the north. there is confirmation that these groups are operating more in areas where we thought security was assessed. the south of tunisia where there are ongoing attacks in the
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southern and western parts of the country. >> when you went to northern mali, the locals said this is nothing new. this has been going on for a long time. >> it has been going on for a long time. when they arrived a few days after the liberation, several people told us they saw a few days before our arrival, several white people that they described as hostages. we knew that they were in mali. i think it is very important to put deliberations in the context as well as the 10 last months. when france started the
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operation and the events of january of this year, it was like putting [indiscernible] we knew it was putting them in danger. they were not the priority of the army. it is good news that they were released today. we know that the army killed about 700 jihadists. many people said there were 1400 which really helped to confirm that. the news released today shows that they have time to reorganize. reorganizing is a lot of organization. starting in mali, we know
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that they had no more contact with those people. they had contact with niger and to a certain extent, they are reorganizing very quickly. >> three years ago when this hostagetaking took place, it was at a compound for the workers. the french nuclear group areva and in the north of niger, very far from where people thought the jihadist were. you defend the families of one of those that were freed today. you say areva should have been more aware that this was this ability to move between borders. >> we presented mr. hollande --
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there was time for relief. it is indescribable happiness for the family waiting. there is time to determine the responsibilities. that is why we broach an action for this investigation. >> to go this far to get hostages? >> it is a few months ago. yesterday, the coincidence or that the magistrates were appointed. to investigate and determine the
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liability of terrorist. and also know the truth about the measure. >> when you hear about michael at first, you say that areva did not take those kind of precautions? >> it seems that the authorities in place were weeak. now the investigation of who has those weakness -- >> the lawsuit still stands. we will see how things go in the days to come when you speak more with the families. when we come back, we will pick up on this.
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we will talk about how key it is to this story. stay tuned to this debate. >> welcome back. this is the debate. it lets give you a sample of the
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stories we will follow for you at the hour. concentrating minds in this studio is the liberation of the french hostages after three years in captivity. we touched down earlier on french soil. a five-year-old child fighting for his life after being trapped under a ride in disneyland paris. israel announces new construction in east jerusalem after releasing palestinian prisoners. the deal to resume talks there. five people arrested in connection to the explosion, authorities describing it as a terrorist attack for the first time. and a piece of music history sold at auction. just around the corner, almost half a million pounds following a bidding war. those stories and more at the top of the hour.
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this is the debate. we are asking, what is the deal. the french nuclear giant for three years was held captive. in security studies in europe. the attorney for the families of one of those freed hostages and from london, the risk assessment firm. thank you for being back with us. a media watch segment, we were mentioning at the outset of the front-page headline, talking about a ransom being paid, one being denied by the government.
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>> this came out in french media, radio spoke about it last night. and a source close to the operation a french source that 20 million was handed over. afb corroborated that saying it was somewhere between 25 million. they say france does not a a ransom. a lot of people asked if it was areva and the nuclear giant made the payment on behalf or maybe with secret funds. another report i thought was quite interesting was how this affected the operation back in january.
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according to this report, certain strikes were canceled in the north of the country for fear -- i suppose for a slightly less detailed look or a lighter look at the whole thing, what has happened the past years? some say they were in a state of shock yesterday evening. that is understandable. they might have been shocked. it was quite an unexpected turn of events from three years ago until now. pope benedict the 16th was still in paris.
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they say it might explain some of them. other people talking about football, people making -- >> three years of world history summed up in football transfers. >> you mentioned a radio station. one of the seven hostages being held, she says areva did they up and is angry. >> they said the government would not pay.
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the foreign ministry did say that areva would pay. areva is close to the french government. >> first of all, is that an allegation? is that laws a bowl? -- plausible? >> the hostages have been freed not because france is been played -- paid big do but becaue [indiscernible] i am not allocating anything. they made it quite clear that his company would leave no one behind. in this morning, it is very important.
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>> is it semantics? a private firm or the french government in the eyes of these hostage takers? >> that is the first point. second, the articles with whether or not there was 20 million paid in the past. we know it is between 3.5 and 5 million euros. the insurgents have been defeated after the french operation and are going back to our memories.
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it is precisely what has been going on. i am not sure that they will not bring new hostages. >> i definitely think that as the previous guest was saying, the groups benefit from these kind of financial payments. they will definitely see them as incentives -- >> where does the money go? >> it depends on the types of groups and how they are structured. you really have to look at the group structure to understand where that money is going.
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on a more general point, this incident is going to raise a major question. how do we assess this kind of situation in a coherent and cohesive way? if we are paying through companies or their own institutions, whether they pay those groups or not, you can create a kind of problem we have seen in the past few months. algeria adopts a different stance. for that reason, it still has hostages. they have not secured the
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release of these hostages. what i am saying is that there needs to be a servant coherent way to approach the crisis throughout the regions. >> we know that they have not gone. it was botched rescue efforts. >> we notice that the french seem to be kidnapped a lot compared to other nationalities. there is obviously a relationship between the ability or willingness to pay a ransom and the willingness to kidnap people from their particular nationality. it doesn't mean there is
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necessarily an association with the attack and the willingness to pay ransom. what was just pointed out, we need to think about what we are going to do next. we always make a certain decision and there are political implications. i think we have to think about what we have done in the past and how it works. the analysis of what has taken place and where it has led us, just to release these hostages, you needed niger, france, algeria, possibly qatar involved with this negotiation. it is a lot of effort to release for hostages and payoff terrorists.
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what other incentive would they have? keep in mind that the french killed the head not that long ago. they don't have the french close to their hearts. yes, there is no doubt that receiving 20 million euros revives the ability for them to carry out further terrorist attacks. >> in this instance, nobody killed. several key figures including a former rebel leader that was starting to build a uranium mine . his name has been mentioned a lot. i don't want to go too much into details of who the middlemen are in this story.
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>> i think it is worthy of talking about, if for no other reason, then to say how complicated -- one is from northern mali. he has been in politics in niger and is now basically chairman of areva, so i think in order for him to take part of this, taking over the lead role, he had to maintain contacts with all of these different terrorist groups that existed from southern libya to southern tunisia. it brings up how closely related and how difficult it is with
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people that formerly belonged with another tuareg group. rather than go into great detail, the complications are often oiled or fueled or helped by the dealing with people that i think mohammed benefited quite well from the fact that he maintained -- >> it was in 2011, i think, when the middlemen made off with some money and stalled whole process at this point. the president is a former engineer of that french company. besides the mines where the hostages were taken back in 2010, starting to build another mine. how does this affect relations?
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it is like a public-private partnership we seem to be implying with this story. and this is a time where there are negotiations underway. >> it is an old story that allows that. he was the former leader of niger killed in 1995. the security was assured by a deal that was struck between the modern party. what you mention is quite true. in the past weeks, france was going to be very helpful.
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to bring money to the country, as you mentioned, it is quite sure. he won the elections in september of 2011. again, areva was very hard to negotiate. it will be another story. >> the good news for you is that your client is alive. >> that is good news. and now they can hold this. still today, he wants to help them. we will see.
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>> if it turns out areva did pay, does that change his opinion? >> those are two different issues. >> we have been talking about the question of where it all leads from last year. it does make its way into the hands of a team -- >> it was founded in algeria in the late 90s as a group for preaching and combat. the sphere of influence stretches across the entire
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region. it is the west and those that stand with it. to those that know the territory well, they provide training under the radar and carrying their attacks. they have received some serious blows, among the 500 fighters killed during france's intervention. one of the casualties was a top commander. another quit the group last year and with new leaders ahead of the brigades. he remains ambitious and continues to mend bloody attacks. >> how are they doing? >> as your report mentioned, it is certainly facing a blow as a result.
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the militants have prepared for little types of attacks. we are not dealing with very homogenous and clear entities. we are dealing with a network of individuals and groups throughout the regions with various subsidiaries. there are franchises sort of springing up where ever it benefits them. they target states and this is what i was talking about at the beginning of the show. these are key elements that we need to keep in mind. if we look through the prism, there are groups that had been operating there and face some setbacks.
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if you look at areas such as libya and tunisia where there are also affiliates, i don't think you can really talk about a group in disarray. you can talk about a group gaining in strength. and as you mentioned earlier, a key part will be chewed depend on local allies in the region that have networks that know these groups well and have experience dealing with them. >> a game of whack a mole. molly has been sorted to a certain degree. leaning on the locals, will that be doable? >> what is really interesting is the confusion between these groups. we know that there was the
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movement for the city for the jihad in west africa. and also the separatist group. we saw that several people, they literally changed close and pretended to be among the population. that is why it was really hard for the french army to go inside. now the question is, are they still there? we can be certain that some elements are still hiding, may be among the population. we need to remember that the people that we found, the french military found people.
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almost all the heads of those islamic groups ran away before the strikes. >> it corroborates what he said, going off to south libya. they are moving well in small groups. >> it is both fastidious and naïve to think that because of something -- it doesn't mean that the groups working together are thinking that same way. they see something going wrong and they moved to somewhere else. if we look at it as something in mali, we will not make headway. >> is the west getting better?
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>> they are learning to fight against them. the second issue, the fact that we are missing the point. it is not the same thing as the one i am speaking about. i think these movements are facing a contradiction. they need momentum and at the same time, they also need to seek a safe haven. you have to look at where that issue is brought up. it has been fairly to reunify the country north and south.
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they are seeking with areas of bad governments, so we don't have to look very far from that. it is south of libya. it is also a new and dangerous phenomenon. they are a bit out of that agenda, and we assessed the fact that egypt is facing this new problem. >> people think that the situation over there, there is still negotiations with the rebellion movement that caused this whole thing to begin with. i don't think we can count out mali as the next theater for terrorists. >> you're mentioning cross- border, vast expanses. the u.s. has pitched in with the
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institution of a drone base. he asked about the u.s. installing that drone-based monitor. >> i think the presence of friendly states, this presence would have been slightly blinded. they enable niger to anticipate because niger has information in due time to react. >> how do you feel about drones in the sahara? >> for the president of niger to give that kind of response shows
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the politics of the region today. not that long ago, the american military effort in terms of africa was not welcome i think that things are changing and the president has been very good at finding compromises with the values. the working of the hostage release and the working of the drones is proof that the president is thinking about stabilizing the country as manuel was alluding to. thinking in very realistic terms. that is what i think of it. the coming of american drones is going to fuel much more antagonism on the part of the terrorist groups over time. >> we will look at the short-
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term and long-term effects in the days and weeks to come. i want to thank our guests for joining us. from london, thank you for being with us for the debate.
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A friend has a Windows XP SP3 machine that plays a harmonica sound for about 5 seconds throughout the day at what seems to be random intervals (every couple hours). My question is how can I find the program making this sound? Is there a Windows API hook for monitoring audio access? I've gone through and checked all the standard Windows sounds in the Control Panel and right now the theme is set to no sounds and I personally checked to make sure none of the events have a sound specified. I also checked the Task Scheduler to make sure there wasn't something scheduled to go off every couple hours. Any ideas on how to go about finding the bugger?
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We pulled a prank like this with the use of telnet access on Windows XP. If you issue some commands which don't draw window boxes (in your case presumably a command line VLC player or something) you'll only hear the sound. So go look for MP3/WAV/OGG files on your pc which resembles the sound you're experiencing, delete/rename/move it so the program playing it will crash/throw an error.
Not really sure how I'd be able to do it programatically; but I would start by restarting the computer, but stop any programs that are set to run on startup.
Turn them on one by one and wait for a while to see if the sound reappears. If it does; it's most likely the latest program you turned on.
If I had to take a stab in the dark; check your IM clients; this was happening to me until I figured out that someone on my contact list somehow configured it to play a sound every time they logged on/off
I had something similar with a "whoosh, whoosh" sound playing on my XP computer. Turns out I had a search window open and the stupid animated dog makes that sound when it scratches itself, even when the sound theme is set to "no sound". Perhaps you have a similar issue and an animated "helper" is continually proving that he is, in fact, an abomination.
Use Process Monitor and use a filter to track down the process using sound files (say wav or mp3 or ...). The solution is given here: How to Find Which Application Is Making Sounds in the Background?

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News Barista in Bikini Thows Boiling Water on Flasher in Bra and Panties
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At Parkland, Washington's drive-thru espresso stand Java Girls, a lady in a bikini will serve you up the specialty coffee beverage of your choiceunless you're a man wearing a bra and panties and exposing yourself, in which case a Java Girl will douse you with boiling water.
KIRO has the story:
Jamae Feddock, a bikini clad barista at Java Girls, said she first thought the man dressed in womens underwear and exposing himself was a sick joke, until the man came back several times. He has underwear over his face, he's wearing hot pink panties now and the underwear that he was wearing is over his face and there's a little peephole so he can see, Feddock said.
Feddock and another barista were working around 5 a.m. last Thursday when the incident happened. They tried to get a look at the mans license plate, but that too was covered up with womens underwear.
When the man came back a third time one of the baristas took a cup of scalding hot water and doused him with it.
First, the fact that the sick-fuck underwear man concealed his license plate with panties is inspired.
Second, it sounds like he might have enjoyed the scalding. As Jamae Feddock told KIRO:
[We] opened the door and threw boiling hot water on his face and his chest and he said oooh yeah.
And as Jamae Feddock's sister told KIRO in a follow-up report, the flashing wasn't an isolated incident:
At the Auburn stand of Java Girls, some guy came through doing something similar, said Sharia Feddock.
Sharia said things like this don't just happen to bikini baristas. She was flashed when she was working in jeans and a T-shirt.
Sharia said she doesnt think the flashing incidents have anything to do with being a bikini barista.
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Amuse at the Le Meridian Hotel has an incredible bar and serves up well crafted drinks, we suggest the With Love, a champagne cocktail with passion fruit and ginger liqueur. Amuse also has a divine, seasonal menu that's not to be missed.
C19 is a locavore's dream. Chef Andrea Luca Rossi is known for working directly with local farmers and artisanal producers to create his focused Venetian menu, which, luckily for us, also includes cocktails. We love their Strawberry Lemon Verbena cocktail made with Hendrick's gin. The strawberry puree, made from berry's grown near Philadelphia this past summer and frozen at the peak of freshness, is a ray of sunshine in the dark winter.
One of Queen Village's newest spots, Kennett Restaurant, has developed a quick following. Enjoy one of their many small plates, like the Parsnips with Parmesan, alongside the one of their beer-based cocktails. We enjoy For the Locals made with Yards Philadelphia Pale Ale, Bluecoat Gin, marjoram syrup and a hit of fresh lemon.
Dressed in your holiday best and feel like going a bit upscale? Head directly to the Rittenhouse Hotel, ogle their beautiful holiday decorations, seat yourself at La Croix and gaze upon festive Rittenhouse Square. Enjoy a Philadelphia French Martini made with Bluecoat Gin, Lillet Blanc and orange.
University City's MidAtlantic Restaurant is Chef Daniel Stern's homage to the traditional dishes of the Philadelphia region. We love sitting by their outdoor fireplace and sipping some Schuylkill Fish House Punch, made of brandy, Jamaican rum, peaches and lemon. Rumor has it that this drink dates back to Philadelphia's early days and was sipped during the Schuylkill Fish House's Christmas party.
Berwyn's Nectar is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a expertly crafted cocktail. Our favorite seasonal choice is the Apple Cider Martini, a bourbon based drink with sparkling apple cider, caramel and a hint of cinnamon.
Aside from being filled with small independent businesses, Old City is also a great place to grab a drink. We head straight to Farmicia and place our trust in the hands of bartender, Edward Jones. We love his Rhuby Marmalade, crafted with locally produced Rhuby liquor, Lillet and orange marmalade.
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At Center City's Franklin Mortgage Investment Company it's hard to go wrong. Their artisnal cocktails are varied and change often. We enjoy the Fairmount Park Swizzle a gin-based cocktail with Cardamoro, John D Taylor's Velvet Falernum, fresh lemon and lime juice and a house-made ginger syrup. Be careful with cocktails here, they are not for beginners!
Washington Square's Talula's Garden is a bastion of locally sourced dishes and cocktails. We love their wine-based drinks like The Winemaker a spiced autumn sangria with brandy, apples and berries. If wine isn't your thing, opt for The Forager, a wild sage martini with gin, egg white, orange and sage.
Audrey Claire Taichman's Twenty Manning Grill, is a neighborhood favorite that boasts one of Philadelphia's best bars (according to Philadelphia Magazine). Coffee lovers will enjoy the Cafe Canela, a warming drink with hot coffee, locally produced Snap liquor, Siembra Azul Blanco and Licor 43.
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Mayor Walker is referring to Bowling Green Police Officer Brad Fulks. Fulks was found guilty of four charges at the 14 hour long hearing.
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- Permitting under age individuals to consume alcohol while in his apartment.
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- Disobeying a direct order given by supervisors.
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Mayor Walker says: "After they actually agreed on charges, then we had the penalty phase. Then we had discussion about it from both sides what they felt the penalty should be."
All four of the commissioners voted unanimously to terminate Fulks from the police department.
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Brad Fulks has had disciplinary action taken against him in the past. In May of last year he became intoxicated to the point where he was laying in his driveway and needed help getting up. At the time he was ordered not to contact any witnesses involved with the investigation, but he contacted one of the witnesses.
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A 58-year-old St. Augustine man called the police Thursday to report trouble he had gotten into with drug dealers who were after him for $800 he owed for crack cocaine.
With the two dealers approaching, he put his truck into reverse and started dialing 911 before crashing into a power pole at the corner of Fifteenth and Orange streets in West Augustine.
According to a St. Johns County Sheriff's Office report, the man said he had already settled the $800 debt with his dealer, a man he knew as Red, earlier that morning.
About two hours later, two other dealers showed up at his house demanding the $800.
He said he had already paid Red and followed the two men to West Augustine.
When they got out of their car and started yelling at Fifteenth and Orange, the man got scared, put the truck in reverse, started calling for help and crashed the truck, causing extensive damage to the truck and the pole, the report stated.
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As many others, I've done my research before buying this TV. I've only had the GT30 for 4 days and am currently very happy with it.
- The 2D picture is beautiful. I have another 2 year old Samsung 1080P LCD and I can see a clear picture improvement with this Panasonic GT30. I was a little worried about the fluctuating brightness problems that people have been seeing. I am happy to report that I do not see ANY fluctuating brightness issues in any of the modes (thx, game, custom, etc...)
Out of the box the THX mode seemed to be the best, but I found some tunings that CNET posted for this TV and used those. CNET actually posted picture tunings for THX and Custom modes and mentioned that they believe their THX settings were better. My wife and I prefer like their Custom settings more than their THX settings. More realistic...
- I can also make a couple of comments on 3D. I've ordered a 3D blue ray player with a few movies, but have not received them yet. I do have ESPN 3D though and was able to check it out. I purchased the x103 3d glasses and used those. The 3d effect greatly depends on the content that you are watching on TV when its broadcast. College football was OK, Extreme winter games were good and Boxing looked great with 3D. I did not see any cross talk and the HD clarity was very good. Just make sure that you don't have a lot of extra outside light in the room or the glasses will appear to flicker a little. In a medium to dim environment, there were 0 issues. I can't wait for the 3D blue ray player to see what movies will look like on this TV.
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I am wondering with the 3d what the max distance from the screen can be. With last years models yo had to sit very close to get the effect. Have you checked this? Thanks for your review.
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Well I am sitting about...14-16 ft away with a 55 inch tv. It looks good at this distance and it looks good at 6 ft also (where I also sit sometimes)
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Mind sharing the link to the CNET settings?
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Here you go
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I'm very worried about purchasing this TV because of the fluctuating brightness problem. I feel I would be constantly looking for it whether I see it or not. Have you had any problems with it since you purchased it or noticed it?
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I've had zero problems with fluctuating brightness. In fact, I had completely forgot it was an "issue" until you brought it up. :)
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I have not noticed any fluctuating brightness issues. TV has been great so far.
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Since the start of this blog...I have left and come back to it multiple times. I still feel uncertain what brings me back this time or if I am here to stay with it. Maybe I just need to stick with Instagram because that so often feels a lot less overwhelming;) Lately I have just felt a nagging feeling that I am supposed to write and share. I don't know what I am supposed to write or share...but my good friend Jen told me Friday..."if it feels like there is a reason...then that feeling probably isn't going to go away."
Writing has always brought me peace. It is a way to get out and also to share my thoughts and feelings. It helps me make sense of my own experiences and is also a way to look back and reflect upon those same experiences. I learn from my reflection and I learn from reading and sharing with others.
Sitting here now I wish I had blogged or at least kept a journal of my most recent training journey because it has been one filled with many lessons and experiences/runs I don't ever want to forget.
Back in January, Jen encouraged me to train for the Skyline 50 mile with her. It is a tough course...running over three peaks with just under 12000ft elevation gain. I would be lying if I said the course didn't terrify me...and the fact that it is now just a month away...terrifies me even more.
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I have simply concluded that I don't think it is on accident that a place referred to in so many places as "sacred ground" can invoke such inexplicable feelings inside of me.
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Ventricular Septal Defect: Ventricular septal defect is a congenital heart condition in which there is a hole in the wall separating the ventricals, the two lower chambers of the heart. The hole allows oxygenated blood to mix with unoxygenated blood and recirculate. Left untreated by corrective surgery, this can cause the heart to work so hard it fails, along with a host of other problems including pulmonary hypertension.
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Are you looking to export all your documents out of Google Docs and save them on to an external drive ? The upcoming mass export feature in Zoho Writer will help you do exactly that.
Google Docs is an online office site, similar to Microsoft Office, but one that runs as a web apps and thus all you need is a browser and an Internet connection to use Google Docs.
Are you looking to export all your documents out of Google Docs and save them on to an external drive ? The upcoming mass export feature in Zoho Writer will help you do exactly that.
This Google Docs hack will help you know if people are reading your documents. You will also learn more details about your Google Docs traffic like where the visitors are coming from, how long they read your documents, etc.
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Google add two new features in Google Docs today – offline support and video embeds – you can insert YouTube videos in Google Docs or upload video clips from the hard drive.
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Use Google Documents like Google Notebook and save all your online web research to Google Docs.
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Zoho Office is free for personal use. So what is the business model of Zoho ? How does Zoho plan to make money and compete with biggies like Google Docs and Office Live ?
Instead of being a PowerPoint killer, Google Docs is a PowerPoint commercial - a half-baked app that shows how powerful Microsoft's program really is.
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DISTURBED/DEVICE frontman David Draiman is the co-founder and CEO of a new tech startup called Wingman. Also involved with the company is Jeff Pulver, the co-founder in Vonage, one of the biggest and earliest VoIP companies around, and Zula, a WhatsApp for businesses. Pulver was also an early investor in Twitter, Foursquare and Facebook.Wingman's mission statement is as follows: "We are proud to have the opportunity to share with you a vision. A vision based on creating a positive and incredibly valuable tool; utilizing technology to bring people together, encouraging more meaningful, and valuable, true human connections and interactions. "In today's digital world, the answers are right in front of you, if you only had the right tool to help you find them… It doesn't matter who you are, what you do, or where you come from. At one time or another in all of our lives, we all need a Wingman." Draiman recently stated about Wingman: "It is a social network of sorts that also blends location-based services. It's a means of finding whomever you're looking for, whatever purporse you're searching for them for." Draiman was interviewed on the March 31 edition of the "Risk And Reward With Deirdre Bolton" program on the Fox Business channel. You can now watch video footage of his appearance below.
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I installed Nokia PC Suite on my laptop (Dell, Windows 7) for transferring photos from my mobile to my PC.
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"The Emigrants" isn't the kind of movie we used to be shown in grade school, a movie all about the tired and huddled masses and Samuel Gompers and melting pots.
No, it tells a simple story (and one closer to the truth, most likely) about European peasants caught in an impossible situation. Their land is poor and their crops scarce, their greatest efforts only force them more deeply into debt, and the social system will not allow them to better themselves. Eventually they arrive at a reasonable course of action: They will go to America and see if things are not better there. Their dream is naive, desperate and brave - all at the same time. Nobody has told them the streets are paved with gold (and they are too filled with Swedish common sense to believe that, anyway.) But they have heard stories about the prosperity to be found in America, and it seems as if every mother has a son in Minnesota who owns 100 acres of land. That must have sounded impressive to anyone who had not seen the Minnesota of 150 years ago.
Two boys, bound under contract for a year to a stern and sadistic farmer, read a booklet about the Promised Land: "Even the slaves have a higher standard of living than most European peasants. They are allowed to own their own chickens and market the produce themselves." "I'm going to sign on as a slave," one of the young boys exclaims, his eyes alight with the wonder of his opportunity.
And later, on board a paddle-wheel steamer that is taking them through the Great Lakes to Minnesota, the emigrants in steerage look up in admiration to the rich first-class passengers on the upper deck. "I thought you said there were no commoners and gentry in America," one says.
"I said there isn't a CLASS system," the other explains. "The way it works is, those people who have been here long enough are already rich. We're still poor because we just got here. It takes a little time." The reasoning seems sound as a bell, and Jan Troell's film masterpiece is made up of dozens of moments like this, moments when hope and reality clash, and the new Americans take measure of the actual situation they find themselves in. There's not a one of us - not even the Indians, who came first - whose ancestors didn't come to this continent from another, and yet we so easily forget this most historic of all movements of people. We think we were here always.
Troell's epic film, more than 2 1/2 hours long and infinitely absorbing and moving, is based upon "Upon a Good Land," the best-selling series of Swedish novels by Vilhelm Moberg. At nearly $2 million, this is the most expensive and ambitious Swedish film ever made and one of the handful of foreign films ever to be shot partly on location in America. (Troell used the Great Lakes, Minnesota, northern Wisconsin - and Galena.) It tells the story of Swedish immigrants but it might as well be about any group of people. The voyage would have been just as long, the illnesses and deaths just as heartbreaking, the spirit as indomitable. Troell is considered perhaps the best of the post Bergman generation of Swedish filmmakers; like his contemporary Bo Widerberg ("Elvira Madigan," "Adalen 31") he has a feeling for the historical past, and for the meaning and beauty of ordinary lives. Troell's first film, "Here's Your Life," won our 1967 Chicago Film Festival, and his "Ole Dole Duff" won again in 1969 (he shares with Peru's Armando Robles Godoy the distinction of having won twice).
Both films dealt with common life in Sweden, and "Here's Your Life" was an extraordinarily beautiful story of a young man's coming of age in the years before World War I. It is said that Moberg - who had refused to have his novels filmed - saw this work by Troell and decided he had found, at last, the right director.
Troell, in turn, has found the perfect casting for his emigrant couple in those two splendid Swedish actors, Max von Sydow and Liv Ullmann. With the rest of the excellent cast, they bring a purity, a grit and a depth of purpose to their roles that, we feel, the original settlers must have had.
"The Emigrants" is a special film in that it's Swedish and yet somehow American - in the sense that it tells the story of what America meant for so many millions. When it was over the other evening, the audience applauded; that's a rare thing for a Chicago audience to do, but then "The Emigrants" is a very rare film.
This movie is trying to kill these women, but they endure.
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No. 23 Texas Longhorns (6-2 SU, 3-5 ATS) vs. No. 18 Texas Tech Red Raiders (6-2 SU, 6-2 ATS)
College Football Week 10
Date/Time: Saturday November 3rd, 2012. 3:30PM Eastern
Where: Jones ATT Stadium Lubbock, T.X.
by Jay, Football Handicapper, Predictem.com
Point Spread: Tex +7/Tex. Tech -7
Over/Under Total: 67.5
The battle for the Chancellor's Spurs will take place this Saturday in Lubbock when the no. 18 Texas Tech Red Raiders host the no. 23 Texas Longhorns. The visiting Longhorns have won the last 3 meetings dating back to 2009 but will find their selves as rather surprising 7 point underdogs when they meet the Red Raiders inside Jones ATT Stadium. Texas Tech has had a very respectable 6-2 SU start this season with a few signature wins over West Virginia and TCU. Still, no other win would be bigger for Tommy Tuberville's Red Raiders than a win this Saturday against the rivaled Longhorns.
Despite some brief bouts of success, Texas Tech has not captured many wins over the Longhorns in recent years. In fact, the Red Raiders have won just two games against Texas dating back to the late 90's. This week the betting public seems to think Texas Tech will get their 3rd victory in so many years. Despite being a touchdown favorite over the Longhorns, which is a rarity, the betting public is still siding with Texas Tech by nearly 75% in early betting action this week.
For Texas Tech to pull out the victory, the Red Raiders defense will need to get on track this weekend. Despite having the 12th best total defense in the country allowing just 300 yards per game, the Red Raiders defense has given up more than 50 points for two straight weeks. Of course one of those games was a triple overtime winner against TCU but the defense has still had some problems in recent weeks coming up with stops. Last week Kansas State QB Collin Klein was able to keep Texas Tech's defense off balance with a mixture of success on the ground and through the air.
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The Longhorns would love for that type of similar success out of their quarterback this week. However, the Longhorns may not even be sure who their quarterback will be. In an ugly 21-17 victory over Kansas last week, starting quarterback David Ash was yanked in the 4th quarter after completing just 8 of 16 passes and throwing 2 picks. Backup junior Case McCoy was able to come in and lead a late touchdown drive by completing 5 of 7 passes for 68 yards to help the Longhorns avoid the upset. However, no word has been given towards who the starter will be this Saturday.
One thing that is certain is that the Longhorns will need to score points to win this game no matter which quarterback is behind center. The Red Raiders own the 11th ranked offense averaging a stout 506 yards per game which includes the 3rd best passing offense in the FBS averaging 357 yards per game. QB Seth Doege has posted stellar numbers this season completing 70% passing for 2,540 yards with 30 scores and 8 picks. Not only has Doege been playing very well but he is starting to get some help from the receiving core. WR Eric Ward has really played well in recent weeks racking up 17 catches for 222 yards and 5 touchdowns in the last two games. If the Red Raiders can keep that 1-2 combo going, they should be able to put pressure on a weak Texas defense.
The story for Texas Tech this season in terms of success has been turnovers. The Red Raiders have turned the ball over 3 times in each of their two losses this season. If the turnovers happen to show up again in Lubbock this Saturday, the Longhorns have the offensive capability to convert those mistakes into points and make things very interesting.
Jay's Pick to Cover the Point Spread: I'm going with the public on this one for the simple fact Texas has played like garbage in recent weeks. Mack Brown has some serious problems on his hands and that will become even more apparent after this Saturday. Red Raiders win big!
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Why get all upset with them anyway? They are just children who come here to have their fun. They have no impact what goes on here. Until ISPs like Yahoo tighen the noose there is nothing we can do but be amused at times and most of the time we get a peek into the shallow mind of most people. Nothing new - we see it every day in life.
As a real name user of Facebook, and anonymous user of Yahoo; the civility of FB users is much more to my liking. Is there an FB investor group ?


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Skate park marred by vandals
Published: Thursday, May 28, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 at 8:23 p.m.
The Hendersonville Skate Park has only been open to the public for a short period of time, but it has already been vandalized with spray paint five times.
The Hendersonville Police Department has charged two people in one of the incidents. Warrants for damage to property have been issued against Brandon Mathis, 18, of Hendersonville, and Margaret McCoy, 23, of Asheville.
Investigators believe their actions are an isolated incident.
The individuals responsible have had no prior record of spray painting or tagging and they have been in full cooperation with the police department, Det. Bobbie Trotter said.
She said the skate park has been vandalized five times in the past month, and City Manager Bo Ferguson said the police department has good leads they are following up on for most of the incidents.
The Hendersonville Police Department is currently reviewing security video from the park in an attempt to identify the other perpetrators in the remaining four incidents, Trotter said, adding it is not gang related.
There have been increased patrols at the skate park since the report of the first instance of vandalism, said Hendersonville Police Department Chief Herbert Blake.
We have some other things besides increased patrols that we are working on to stop the vandalism, he said. I dont want to go into any detail right now because I dont want to tip off anyone. I can assure you we are not asleep at the wheel.
Blake said it certainly seems like the skate park has been a target of vandalism since it opened May 5.
Individuals feel like they can apply their trade, that trade being spray painting, at the skate park, he said.
City Manager Bo Ferguson said city officials are disappointed this park has been targeted.
Our impression is that its not the kids who are using the park that are doing the vandalism, he said. We are taking this very seriously. We have security cameras and we want everyone to know the city considers this a crime.
These acts of vandalism do hurt the skate park, he added. We have to close the park to clean it. We will always clean the vandalism quickly and open the park back up right away. Our hope is that the novelty of this wears off soon.
He said the city does get vandalism in other areas as well as the park, but the city and police department have been aggressive in publicizing the incidents at the skate park to raise awareness that vandalism is a crime.
People believe that vandalism is a petty crime, he said. Its a poor decision that has long standing consequences.
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Fan Expo 15: Gillian Anderson Teases 'X-Files' Revival, Reflects on 'Hannibal'
Appearing at Fan Expo Canada, Gillian Anderson said the six-episode miniseries will be like "comfort food" to longtime "X-Files" fans.
Appearing at Fan Expo Canada, Gillian Anderson said the six-episode miniseries will be like "comfort food" to longtime "X-Files" fans.
Following a screening of the Revolution pilot at Fan Expo Canada, stars Billy Burke and Tracy Spiridakos discussed the new NBC sci-fi drama, the secrecy of executive producer J.J. Abrams and working with director Jon Favreau.
Torchwood star John Barrowman entertained an appreciative audience at Fan Expo Canada with a raucous discussion of Captain Jack Harkness, his mysterious role on Arrow, and being an openly gay actor.
ReBoot co-creator Gavin Blair and story editor Dan DiDio sat down at Fan Expo Canada to discuss the origins of the groundbreaking CG-animated series, which aired from 1994 to 2001.
Appearing before an adoring crowd at Fan Expo Canada, actor and director LeVar Burton discussed Star Trek: The Next Generation, led a performance of the Reading Rainbow theme song and shared the downside to those Starfleet uniforms.
At Fan Expo Canada, actors James Marsters and Juliet Landau reflect on their time playing Spike and Drusilla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, and trying their hands writing their characters' comic-book adventures.
Veteran actor John Rhys-Davies entertained the audience at Fan Expo Canada with stories about his four-decade career, expressing his frustrations with the 1990s sci-fi series Sliders, and recalling his skepticism about his Lord of the Rings role.
Appearing at Fan Expo Canada, Buffy and Angel alum Julie Benz discussed her role on Syfy's post-apocalyptic drama Defiance, leaving Dexter and her desire to work again with Joss Whedon.


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Commentary: Leni and Eddie
Commentator Andrei Codrescu muses on the deaths of two figures of 20th century history who died this week: Leni Riefenstahl, the German filmmaker who captured images of Adolf Hitler that shaped the dictator's propaganda image, and Edward Teller, the Hungarian Jew who was considered the father of the H-bomb. Both lived to a ripe old age. They survived, says Codrescu, in part because the things they created didn't ruin our lives.
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Live From Stamford, it's JCC Maccabi ArtsFest! In the Acting/Improv specialty, professional artists work with you to form an ensemble that will explore theatrical performance technique, process, and staging at a professional level. You will learn various traditions of improvisation and theater from slapstick comedy to monologue and scene work. You will be challenged to master your improvisational and acting pieces to be performed for your peers at the ArtsFest Showcase—the grand finale of JCC Maccabi ArtsFest.
Audition Requirements – Acting/Improv 2016
What are we looking for?
- A passion for acting and a strong desire to focus on growth and improvement of acting skills
- A willingness to take positive risks onstage
- An ability to be a trusted member of a company or a team
- Participation in school/community/professional theater training programs is recommended
In addition to answering the questions below, you must submit a video sample of your work. Please record a video of yourself performing a monologue no more than 90 seconds in length, contemporary or classical. The monologue must be from a play, not a film and not self-written. Be sure to state the name of the piece prior to performance. We will look for preparedness and some evidence of character choices.
Once you have recorded the video, please upload it to a site such as YouTube or Vimeo and copy and paste the link into your audition form.
Please answer the following questions in the text boxes provided on the application.
- Tell us briefly about your experiences in acting/improv at school, home, or in workshops/classes.
- Tell us briefly about your passion and desire for acting and your process.
- Why do you want to participate in JCC Maccabi ArtsFest?
- Tell us about the piece you chose and why you chose it.
- Anything else you would like us to know about you and your acting/improv skills?
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2016 Artist in Residence
Lisa Melinn
Thrilled to be returning to JCC Maccabi ArtsFest for a third year of fun, laughs, friends, and learning, Lisa Melinn began her life in the theatre at age five, when she played Snoopy in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. After getting bitten by the acting bug, Lisa spent most of her childhood singing show tunes and performing in plays. She also spent three summers studying and performing at The Hampton Playhouse in Hampton, N.H. Lisa began acting professionally while still in high school, recording voiceovers for regional and national radio commercials.
Lisa earned a bachelor's degree in drama from the Professional Actor Training School at Syracuse University. She has taught acting and improv to students of all ages for Farmington Hills Schools, The Second City/Detroit, Michigan Actors Studio, Water Works Theatre Company, Michigan Youth Theatre, and Oakland Community College's Theatre Program. Favorite roles include Zillah in A Bright Room Called Day (The Ringwald), Jessie in 'Night Mother (Breathe Art Theatre Project), and Tina in Tony n' Tina's Wedding (Detroit Actor's Guild).