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Academic Credit
Dobrowolska, Agnieszka & Dobrowolski, Jaroslaw. 2012. The Sultan’s Fountain: An Imperial Story of Cairo. Istanbul and Amsterdam. Cairo & New York: American University in Cairo Press.A drone pilot from Brisbane was handed a hefty $1,050 fine for flying a drone over an Ed Sheeran concert Wednesday, March 21. In doing so the drone operator broke several drone regulations, such as flying the drone at night, in a populated area, within 100 feet of people and beyond line-of-sight.
Last Wednesday, March 21, an Australian drone pilot flew his unmanned aerial vehicle irresponsibly over an Ed Sheeran concert at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. He received a hefty $1050 fine for the “hazardous operation of a drone” and breaking various Australian drone regulations.
The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) stated, that the drone pilot broke to following rules; the drone was flown at night, in a populated area, within 100 feet of people and beyond line-of-sight. Police first spotted the unmanned aerial vehicle and passed the evidence onto to CASA, resulting in the $1,050 fine.
According to the Brisbane Times, CASA said in a statement that drones are prohibited at all Commonwealth Games venues and events and large fines are possible if the regulations are broken.
We have reported on many drone incidents in the past. Most of these incidents have to do with flying drones dangerously close to airports, although we also had one case where somebody used a drone to drop anti-media propaganda over football games in California.
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I don’t think it would come as a surprise to any of you if I described professional wrestling as a niche subject. Finding an audience for a podcast about old WWF pay-per-views, therefore, would seem nigh impossible, but that’s exactly what three lads from Dublin did when they started OSW (Old School Wrestling) Review. The show features our three hosts: Jay Hunter, Steve (V1) and Steve (Mr. OOC) highlighting the dizzying highs of Hulkamania, the terrifying bottomless pit of lows that was Russo-era WCW, and even some hardcore creamy middle action in ECW. After many years of simply doing the show for fun, the lads have finally managed to earn a few quid by starting a Patreon campaign that seems to have the momentum of a runaway freight train. I managed to get in contact with the 2013 ‘Golden Nogger’ Award winning Best Host himself, Jay Hunter, to ask him about the genesis of the show, his thoughts on current wresting and where he sees the show going in the future.
– What was your inspiration for starting the show?
Obligatory shout-out to my main influence, Review-a-Wai by Wai Ting & John Pollock; they pick a random event to review each week, but I wondered: what happens next? My favourite ‘run’ of theirs was covering the inVasion era (listen to it!) and I thought: “reviewing events chronologically was fantastic idea.” The video portion was spurred on by gaming vodcast, Epic Battle Axe; the visual element left a much stronger impression, and nobody was doing it for wrestling. Myself and the Steves were already writing up our thoughts (of TNA, no less) and we’d talk about wrestling/bollocks for hours anyway, so why not press record?
– Did you originally plan to stop once you reached the end of the Hulkamania era, or did you want to keep going?
That’s right! +100 paragon for you, sir. Our initial aim was always SummerSlam ’92 (24 episodes) but 5+ shows before that we were already talking about what we’d do next.
– Did you have a plan for the style of the show or did you just let it grow and change organically?
OSW is a purely selfish endeavour – it’s the show I wanted to see but didn’t exist, so why not make it? All the main elements are there from episode 1: bit of a history lesson, match-by-match breakdown, banter, Mean Gene + videogame music, visual gags and old Simpsons quotes. Kinda shocked people got on the trolley!
– Once you branched out to non-Hulkamania content, were you worried that you’d lose viewers?
It was risky to not just ‘keep going’ into the New Generation Era, but we desperately needed a change of scenery, so that was it really. I knew when people saw what we’d in store they’d love it; switching from early 90s cartoony WWF to late 90s Russo WCW was SO refreshing and invigorating. I wanted to get people to think better of David Arquette. Hey, check it out – SHATAPPP!
– Which episode did you have the most fun recording and why?
Either This Tuesday in Texas, or The Room. Both shorter reviews (so there’s less material to get through, meaning a more relaxed atmosphere) and we had a blast. This Tuesday in Texas, V1 floored us with the (Swedish) Nogger Bar, one of the rare times we had to stop recording from laughing too much, and we tore The Room to shreds, laughing and joking for about 2 hours.
– Did you ever finish recording an episode and think it wasn’t that great, but during editing found out that it was actually better than you thoght?
What an interesting question! This perfectly describes No Holds Barred – the review we used as a tryout for Botchamania.com – and Starrcade ’94, which came out way better than I remembered it. By the time I finish editing I really don’t know if certain bits are funny/interesting anymore!
– What is your opinion on the Final Deletion and the Broken Matt story in general? Was it good for TNA? Is Steve happy that his boy is one of the ost beloved wrestlers of 2016?
It’s fantastic; a career resurrection for Matt