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Major scene in new Ted Bundy movie didn't happen in real life
One of the most important scenes in the movie has actually been dramatised for cinematic effect
Jess Morcom
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile is the new film based on Ted Bundy with Zac Efron playing the infamous serial killer.
The film, directed by Joe Berlinger is arguably light with depicting the killer at his most evil, and Joe has recently spoken out about the final scene, revealing it is significantly dramatised for cinematic effect, The Mirror reports.
The scene in question sees Ted's girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer, played by Lily Collins confront her long-term partner when he is on death row, wanting to hear the truth from him.
Zac Efron as Ted Bundy (Image: netflix)
Viewers see his charming persona stripped away to reveal his darker side.
Berlinger told Digital Spy : "You know, I just felt that, particularly with the #MeToo era of accountability that we live in, you know, which I wholeheartedly support in the most fundamental way, I felt it was very important for this character to really hold him accountable; to make him, eye to eye, admit to her what he's done."
"95% of the film is extremely accurate. But that final scene is, you know, embellished for dramatic purposes. But it is based on a real conversation that had happened."
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"In real life it was a telephone conversation – and in a movie that's full of telephone conversations, it would have been very anticlimactic to have yet another phone conversation."
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile also stars Kaya Scodelario, Jim Parsons, and John Malkovich.
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Black and Reformed - MSDO Lecture
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Come out to hear Professor Eric Washington talk about the history of the Reformed Faith in the African American religious community.
Professor Eric Washington has made a specialty of studying African American thought within the Reformed tradition of Christianity, specifically Calvinism. His interest in the topic dates back to 1998 when he embraced Reformed theology after reading Martin Luther's On the Bondage of the Will and R.C. Sproul's book Chosen by God: "It answered the tough questions I had regarding how a person comes to faith. Being African American and Baptist, I knew of no one in my circles who was Calvinist. This sparked my interest in searching for African American Calvinists."
Washington, a native of New Orleans, La., did his undergraduate work at Loyola University before going on to earn a master's from Miami University in African history and a Ph.D. from Michigan State University in African American history.
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International Experts Meet on Enhancing Sporting Events Security during NCS4/INTERPOL Training Course
Article | Thu, 09/14/2017 – 11:00am | By Alison Crumpton
Dr. Lou Marciani, Director of the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, addresses attendees of the Sports Security Executive Management course at Interpol General Secretariat in Lyon, France. (Submitted photo)
From September 12-14, 2017, the NCS4, in collaboration with INTERPOL Project Stadia, delivered an all-new, 3-day Sports Security Executive Management course at Interpol General Secretariat in Lyon, France.
Major international sporting events such as the FIFA World Cup tournaments and Olympic Games present policing and security challenges for host countries. As well as taking place in large, complex and dispersed locations, such events can attract a range of criminal activities from disorder and violence to cyberattacks and even terrorism.
Host countries and event owners are faced with the challenge of providing a smooth-running and successful event while keeping event participants and spectators safe and secure. In this respect, exchanging best practices and enhancing the capabilities of law enforcement officials in preparing for and responding to large-scale incidents during major national and international sporting events is the focus of the senior management training course at INTERPOL's General Secretariat headquarters.
"This course addresses several international priorities and capabilities for countries hosting major international sporting events," said Dr. Lou Marciani, NCS4 Director. "Through training The University of Southern Mississippi's NCS4 works closely with Project Stadia to support the overall INTERPOL mission to enhance police cooperation and capacity building for international sporting events."
Participants from 27 countries focused in particular on operational, tactical and strategic incident management planning, crowd and evacuation management, and crisis communications, with the Council of Europe, FIFA, and Qatar's Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy attending the training as observers.
"It is vital to exchange information, to look for best practices, to bring together international experts to discuss challenges ahead of the World Cup in Qatar. Collaboration in the field of safety and security is especially important," said Helmut Spahn, FIFA's Director of Security.
Established by INTERPOL and funded by Qatar, Project Stadia aims to create a centre of excellence and good practice platform to help INTERPOL member countries plan and undertake security and cybersecurity preparations for major sporting events.
"Drawing on its global network of experts, Project Stadia delivers international conferences and training courses which bring together experts in the field of major international event policing and security to share their experiences and learn from their counterparts. Our partnerships with established national or international entities such as NCS4 are important in establishing best practices," said Falah Al Dosari, Senior Manager, Project Stadia.
Private entities offer dynamic insight into new technologies and solutions that can be used for the benefit of INTERPOL member countries and the law enforcement community. Eight strategic partners have made a commitment to help fund the Sports Security Executive Management course. The benefits for the strategic partners include access to a global network of key stakeholders in law enforcement and greater visibility of their contribution towards a safer world.
The strategic partners participating in Project Stadia and the Sports Security Executive Management course include:
Axis Communications – the market leader in network video, offers intelligent security solutions that enable a smarter, safer world. Axis is driving the industry by continually launching innovative network products based on an open platform – delivering high value to customers through a global partner network.
Babel Street – a provider of advanced multi-lingual search and analytics software solutions.
CEIA – a world leading manufacturing company specialized in the design, engineering and production of Metal Detectors and Electromagnetic Inspection Devices.
Dell EMC – a part of Dell Technologies, enables organizations to modernize, automate and transform their data center using industry-leading converged infrastructure, servers, storage and data protection technologies. Johnson Controls' Building Technologies & Solutions – integrates every aspect of a building – whether security systems, energy management, fire suppression or HVACR – to ensure that we exceed customer expectations at all times.
Microsoft – helps first responders improve the safety and security of communities through reliable, compliant, and scalable solutions.
NEC Corporation of America (NEC) – a leading biometrics, IT and communications technology integrator providing solutions that improve the way people work, live and communicate.
OT Morpho –provides multimodal biometric identity and security solutions to a broad array of markets including law enforcement, government services, border control, time and attendance solutions, and commercial security.
For more information on the Sports Security Executive Management course, visit https://www.ncs4.com/train/ncs4-interpol.
For more information on INTERPOL Project STADIA, visit https://www.interpol.int/INTERPOL-expertise/Stadia/Project-Stadia.
For more information on the products/services offered by the strategic partners, visit https://www.ncs4.com/train/strategic-partners.
Alison Crumpton
Director of Communications and Logistics at the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security
Email: alison.crumpton@usm.edu
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Eight years ago, the Airport Authority Board adopted an Airport Art Master Plan that included a new collection of site-specific artwork at San Diego International Airport. That vision of an artful gateway to the region guided their major expansion project. Completed last August, "Green Build" Terminal 2, won a 2013 Orchid from the San Diego Architectural Foundation for Interior Architecture and Public Art.
Stuart Keeler and his two-story aluminum tubing and Swarowski crystal 'Cloud'.
Flushed with success, the Airport Authority scheduled an Aesthetics and Authenticity Symposium, inviting speakers from around the country to discuss the role that art, design and culture could play in promoting a region's prosperity and quality of life. The date was set for a mid-October weekend; the place selected was the Southwest Fisheries Science Center on La Jolla Shores Drive, whose award-winning blend of form, function and sustainability made it a perfect choice.
Po Sun Wang and his Relativator, inspired by Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity.
Then came last fall's government shutdown; the Fisheries Center, a federal building, was closed, and the symposium cancelled.
But this month, Aesthetics and Authenticity came together for about 80 registrants, no longer in La Jolla, but at the New Central Library downtown. It kicked off the evening of March 7, with a magical mystery tour of the new airport art.
Welcoming the tour-goers was the symposium's organizer, Airport Art Program Manager Constance White. An artist and jewelry designer herself, she has been the power behind the airport's expanding art since 2006. She led one of the two tour groups, which included brief talks by the main artists, and a close look at the eight great new pieces.
Leslie Nemour with one of her 'women in film' on display at the West End Gallery.
From outside the building, Franka Riehnelt's and Claudia Reisenberger's "Sublimare" – featuring patterns of giant kelp leaves – represent San Diego's undersea kelp forests on the underside of the two-level concrete roadway and flanking the check-in pavilions. Roy McMakin's bronze windows are suspended from the glass walls of the two pedestrian bridges. The rest of the artworks are on the far side of the security checkpoint and can be viewed only by in-transit passengers on American Airlines, US Air, United, Delta or Jet Blue. Allow time for viewing on your next trip!