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Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a thirty minute regional opt-out programme, and when Nationwide ended its transmission for that evening, just before 7pm, the regions used to transmit a junction, giving details of that particular night's programmes and the local opt-out for their area, tonight's being Home Ground.
The rehearsal is being squeezed inbetween the end of Look North West and an item live into Nationwide, about worms. It's rather fraught as the Production Assistant is missing from the gallery and time is tight. You'll hear the Nationwide director Nigel, who's in Studio E, Lime Grove, London, ask for the feed from Leeds, which is coming through the local desk.
The guy giving the information on the order of the sources and where VT is etc., is the TM (Technical Manager for the studio) Ron Lathom who wouldn't normally do this, but it seems that the young female director Jackie has been thrown in at the deep end.....
During the rehearsal we hear a countdown into VT and see a trailer that was pre-recorded in Studio A for the Home Ground regional opt-out programme with Brian Redhead - a great, interesting guy and very friendly with all staff. Both Studio A and VT are some two miles away in New Broadcasting House (Studio N being in Broadcasting House, Piccadilly, Manchester), and the video and audio are sent between the two.
At this point in time of the BBC, presenters didn't wear earpieces, so couldn't hear the Production Assistant's countdowns and cues and it was the FM (Floor Manager) who would cue the presenters by hand signals, as well as informing them of any changes. A couple of times you'll see the hand of Gerry Clarke the FM come into shot as he counts down and cues John Mundy the presenter - it was OK to see this in a rehearsal but obviously not on transmission.
Then after the rehearsal you'll see cameras and the director getting ready for the worms item into Nationwide.
However, in between the two the BBC world can be seen. This was located in a cupboard on the 4th floor of BH. The globe itself was about four inches high and had a monochrome camera pointing at it. The output was then colourised through a piece of equipment to produce the blue and yellow. However, the globe was made of plastic and the paint used for the oceans didn't stick very well. It was quite often that some of the paint flaked away to produce a new island mid-Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean. So there was a regular painting session to fill in the flaked paint....
In this clip, my portable JVC VHS recorder has been connected to a wall point and the output of the selectable Vision Engineer's panel fed to it. So the engineer can select any source he likes and you'll not necessarily be seeing 'programme' all the time....
Apologies for the audio being left channel only.
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show how the news was reported.
From Radio 4's Today the presenter is Brian Redhead and the reporter in New York, Tom Brook. There's an obit report from John Spice.
From that evening's PM presented by Robert Williams is a report by Peter Marshall that includes contributions from George Martin and David Geffen.
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 234
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely:
Alice Arnold (left December 2012)
Brian Perkins (left c. 2010)
Harriet Cass (left March 2013)
Peter Donaldson (left January 2013, died November 2015)
Matthew Exell (left 2010)
Charlotte Green (left January 2013)
Annie McKie (left 2012)
Rory Morrison (died 2013)
Not featured in the clip, Carolyn Brown left the station in April 2015
- published: 05 May 2014
- views: 1645
Brian Redhead With Nigel Lawson
Jimmy Edwards Was Born on This Day
Happy Birthday To Barry Cryer
- published: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 12
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson.
The First part of the interview is non political and demonstrates excellent interview technique under pressure. Regardless of your political beliefs you have to admire her composure.
- published: 11 Apr 2013
- views: 49728
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video documentary.
Brian had a true passion for his craft of journalism, and had a huge daily following on the BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, with his distinctive, mellowy voice that was unmistakably his. It was always a pleasure and something exceptionally special to work with him - and for sure, I felt we had been destined to work on more projects together. Sadly, however, a short time after this studio presentation, Brian died - far too young and with so much more to offer.
To my additional sadness, after his death, no one wanted this footage of him extolling the virtues of "making a better use of people". I thought the footage would become extra special after his loss, but alas no, at least not immediately after his death.
So this short film has been languishing in my loft for many years. It's time, I feel, to bring it back to life. After all, Brian's message is still important - possibly more so now than before, as the UK government is considering cutting back on its investment in people, at a time when our "people power" is all that may save us from long-term financial decline.
During lunchtimes between filming Brian and I often had fun arguing about many different topics. As one of the two main co-presenters of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, alongside John Humphrys (who presented the People Power film for me) I asked him what was behind his success as an interviewer. He told me that he listened so carefully to what an interviewee was saying that you could cut off his leg and he wouldn't notice. As a journalist, that's advice you never forget - but sadly, it seems, few journalists listen that carefully these days.
I last saw Brian when we bumped into each other at Kings Cross station and happened to be catching the same train to Leeds. I offered to buy him lunch in the First Class compartment and we had some fantastic discussions for the entirety of the journey. We reminisced about what we both agreed was a golden age of the Today programme - John Timpson and Brian Redhead (although I also feel the "John Humphrys, Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor" era was also a special, golden age).
Brian Redhead. A uniquely gifted journalist and broadcaster, and I feel particularly privileged to have worked with him, albeit only briefly, towards the end of his life.
Video segment presented by Brian Redhead, with Sue Lawley and John Humphrys. Studio production manager Elena Zokas. Written and directed by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
- published: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 1699
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned it inside out ... How one sport did not bring people closer together.
Rugby Union and Rugby League have a common parent. But no brotherly love is lost between them. Rugby Union is amateur, middle class, and gentlemanly; Rugby League is professional, working class, not gentle, but very manly.
The film is beautifully shot and shows the sport on and off the pitch. It deals with league's difficult relationship with rugby union and differences in attitude and culture. Among his interviewees is the late Brian Redhead, who describes league as an intellectual game.
The documentary ends with classic behind-the-scenes access to a game featuring Featherstone Rovers. About half the Featherstone Rovers side work in the mines - they live in a small community but their ground is regularly thronged by talent spotters and the national press.
- published: 08 May 2016
- views: 3
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard.
Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
- published: 13 Nov 2010
- views: 365
Brian Leonard Redhead (28 December 1929 – 23 January 1994) was a British author, journalist and broadcaster. He was probably best known as a co-presenter of the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 which he worked on from 1975 to 1993, shortly before his death. He was a great lover and promoter of the city of Manchester and the North West in general, where he lived for most of his career.
Redhead was born in Newcastle upon Tyne. He was the only child of Ernest Leonard Redhead, a silk screen printer and advertising agent, and his wife, Janet Crossley (née Fairley). He was educated at the Royal Grammar School, Newcastle. After national service, he read history at Downing College, Cambridge.
His career in journalism started in 1954 as a journalist for the Manchester Guardian newspaper (now The Guardian). He married Jean Salmon (known as Jenni) on 19 June 1954. They had four children: two sons, Stephen and James, and twins, Annabel (known as Abby) and William.
He became northern editor of The Guardian in 1965, and editor of the Manchester Evening News in 1969. After being passed over for the editorship of The Guardian in favour of Peter Preston in 1975, he left to join the Today programme on BBC Radio 4, replacing Robert Robinson. He was already an experienced broadcaster, having been 'discovered' around 1960 by a BBC Manchester producer, Olive Shapley, who was looking for a presenter of a television programme called Something to Read:
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4:57BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a thirty minute regional opt-out programme, and when Nationwide ended its transmission for that evening, just before 7pm, the regions used to transmit a junction, giving details of that particular night's programmes and the local opt-out for their area, tonight's being Home Ground. The rehearsal is being squeezed inbetween the end of Look North West and an item live into Nationwide, about worms. It's rather fraught as the Production Assistant is missing from the gallery and time is tight. You'll hear the Nationwide director Nigel, who's in Studio E, Lime Grove, London, ask for the feed from Leeds, which is coming through the local desk. The guy giving the information on the order of the sources and where VT is etc., is the TM (Technical Manager for the studio) Ron Lathom who wouldn't normally do this, but it seems that the young female director Jackie has been thrown in at the deep end..... During the rehearsal we hear a countdown into VT and see a trailer that was pre-recorded in Studio A for the Home Ground regional opt-out programme with Brian Redhead - a great, interesting guy and very friendly with all staff. Both Studio A and VT are some two miles away in New Broadcasting House (Studio N being in Broadcasting House, Piccadilly, Manchester), and the video and audio are sent between the two. At this point in time of the BBC, presenters didn't wear earpieces, so couldn't hear the Production Assistant's countdowns and cues and it was the FM (Floor Manager) who would cue the presenters by hand signals, as well as informing them of any changes. A couple of times you'll see the hand of Gerry Clarke the FM come into shot as he counts down and cues John Mundy the presenter - it was OK to see this in a rehearsal but obviously not on transmission. Then after the rehearsal you'll see cameras and the director getting ready for the worms item into Nationwide. However, in between the two the BBC world can be seen. This was located in a cupboard on the 4th floor of BH. The globe itself was about four inches high and had a monochrome camera pointing at it. The output was then colourised through a piece of equipment to produce the blue and yellow. However, the globe was made of plastic and the paint used for the oceans didn't stick very well. It was quite often that some of the paint flaked away to produce a new island mid-Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean. So there was a regular painting session to fill in the flaked paint.... In this clip, my portable JVC VHS recorder has been connected to a wall point and the output of the selectable Vision Engineer's panel fed to it. So the engineer can select any source he likes and you'll not necessarily be seeing 'programme' all the time.... Apologies for the audio being left channel only. -
10:24John Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
John Lennon - The Reporting of his DeathJohn Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show how the news was reported. From Radio 4's Today the presenter is Brian Redhead and the reporter in New York, Tom Brook. There's an obit report from John Spice. From that evening's PM presented by Robert Williams is a report by Peter Marshall that includes contributions from George Martin and David Geffen. -
4:05Radio 4 Former Announcers
Radio 4 Former AnnouncersRadio 4 Former Announcers
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely: Alice Arnold (left December 2012) Brian Perkins (left c. 2010) Harriet Cass (left March 2013) Peter Donaldson (left January 2013, died November 2015) Matthew Exell (left 2010) Charlotte Green (left January 2013) Annie McKie (left 2012) Rory Morrison (died 2013) Not featured in the clip, Carolyn Brown left the station in April 2015 -
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Brian Redhead With Nigel Lawson Jimmy Edwards Was Born on This Day Happy Birthday To Barry Cryer -
29:01Home Ground WIGAN
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46:08Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson. The First part of the interview is non political and demonstrates excellent interview technique under pressure. Regardless of your political beliefs you have to admire her composure. -
6:16Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video documentary. Brian had a true passion for his craft of journalism, and had a huge daily following on the BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, with his distinctive, mellowy voice that was unmistakably his. It was always a pleasure and something exceptionally special to work with him - and for sure, I felt we had been destined to work on more projects together. Sadly, however, a short time after this studio presentation, Brian died - far too young and with so much more to offer. To my additional sadness, after his death, no one wanted this footage of him extolling the virtues of "making a better use of people". I thought the footage would become extra special after his loss, but alas no, at least not immediately after his death. So this short film has been languishing in my loft for many years. It's time, I feel, to bring it back to life. After all, Brian's message is still important - possibly more so now than before, as the UK government is considering cutting back on its investment in people, at a time when our "people power" is all that may save us from long-term financial decline. During lunchtimes between filming Brian and I often had fun arguing about many different topics. As one of the two main co-presenters of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, alongside John Humphrys (who presented the People Power film for me) I asked him what was behind his success as an interviewer. He told me that he listened so carefully to what an interviewee was saying that you could cut off his leg and he wouldn't notice. As a journalist, that's advice you never forget - but sadly, it seems, few journalists listen that carefully these days. I last saw Brian when we bumped into each other at Kings Cross station and happened to be catching the same train to Leeds. I offered to buy him lunch in the First Class compartment and we had some fantastic discussions for the entirety of the journey. We reminisced about what we both agreed was a golden age of the Today programme - John Timpson and Brian Redhead (although I also feel the "John Humphrys, Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor" era was also a special, golden age). Brian Redhead. A uniquely gifted journalist and broadcaster, and I feel particularly privileged to have worked with him, albeit only briefly, towards the end of his life. Video segment presented by Brian Redhead, with Sue Lawley and John Humphrys. Studio production manager Elena Zokas. Written and directed by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII -
28:59A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned it inside out ... How one sport did not bring people closer together. Rugby Union and Rugby League have a common parent. But no brotherly love is lost between them. Rugby Union is amateur, middle class, and gentlemanly; Rugby League is professional, working class, not gentle, but very manly. The film is beautifully shot and shows the sport on and off the pitch. It deals with league's difficult relationship with rugby union and differences in attitude and culture. Among his interviewees is the late Brian Redhead, who describes league as an intellectual game. The documentary ends with classic behind-the-scenes access to a game featuring Featherstone Rovers. About half the Featherstone Rovers side work in the mines - they live in a small community but their ground is regularly thronged by talent spotters and the national press. -
2:27Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staffJon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard. Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
- BBC Radio 4
- Brian Redhead
- Cheshire
- Church of England
- First Gulf War
- Hospice
- James Naughtie
- John Humphrys
- John Timpson
- Libby Purves
- Macclesfield
- Manchester
- Manchester Guardian
- Monetarism
- National service
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Nicholas Winterton
- Nigel Lawson
- North West England
- Northumberland
- Olive Shapley
- Ordination
- Peter Lilley
- Peter Preston
- Points North
- Radio 4 News FM
- The Guardian
- Today Programme
- Today programme
- Vermiform appendix
- Wets
- Wikipedia Persondata
Redhead, Brian Filmography
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1993, role: actor , character name: Himself - Interviewer
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1993, role: actor , character name: Narrator
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1991, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1982, role: actor , character name: Himself - Commentator
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1978, role: actor
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1978, role: writer
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BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a thirty minute regional opt-out programme, and when Nationwide ended its transmission for that evening, just before 7pm, the regions used to transmit a junction, giving details of that particular night's programmes and the local opt-out for their area, tonight's being Home Ground. The rehearsal is being squeezed inbetween the end of Look North West and an item live into Nationwide, about worms. It's rather fraught as the Production Assistant is missing from the gallery and time is tight. You'll hear the Nationwide director Nigel, who's in Studio E, Lime Grove, London, ask for the feed from Leeds, which is coming through the local desk... -
John Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show how the news was reported. From Radio 4's Today the presenter is Brian Redhead and the reporter in New York, Tom Brook. There's an obit report from John Spice. From that evening's PM presented by Robert Williams is a report by Peter Marshall that includes contributions from George Martin and David Geffen. -
Radio 4 Former Announcers
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely: Alice Arnold (left December 2012) Brian Perkins (left c. 2010) Harriet Cass (left March 2013) Peter Donaldson (left January 2013, died November 2015) Matthew Exell (left 2010) Charlotte Green (left January 2013) Annie McKie (left 2012) Rory Morrison (died 2013) Not featured in the clip, Carolyn Brown left the station in April 2015 -
Brian Redhead
teatro -
Brian Redhead
jugando -
HoBos - Brian Redhead
Love it! -
03 23 Brian Redhead Barry Cryer Jimmy Edwards
Brian Redhead With Nigel Lawson Jimmy Edwards Was Born on This Day Happy Birthday To Barry Cryer -
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Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson. The First part of the interview is non political and demonstrates excellent interview technique under pressure. Regardless of your political beliefs you have to admire her composure. -
Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video documentary. Brian had a true passion for his craft of journalism, and had a huge daily following on the BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, with his distinctive, mellowy voice that was unmistakably his. It was always a pleasure and something exceptionally special to work with him - and for sure, I felt we had been destined to work on more projects together. Sadly, however, a short time after this studio presentation, Brian died - far too young and with so much more to offer. To my additional sadness, after his death, no one wanted this footage of him extolling the virtues of "making a better use of people". I thought the footage would ... -
A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned it inside out ... How one sport did not bring people closer together. Rugby Union and Rugby League have a common parent. But no brotherly love is lost between them. Rugby Union is amateur, middle class, and gentlemanly; Rugby League is professional, working class, not gentle, but very manly. The film is beautifully shot and shows the sport on and off the pitch. It deals with league's difficult relationship with rugby union and differences in attitude and culture. Among his interviewees is the late Brian Redhead, who describes league as an intellectual game. The documentary ends with classic behind-the-scenes access to a game featur... -
Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard. Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 01 Aug 2011
- views: 3832
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a th...
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a thirty minute regional opt-out programme, and when Nationwide ended its transmission for that evening, just before 7pm, the regions used to transmit a junction, giving details of that particular night's programmes and the local opt-out for their area, tonight's being Home Ground.
The rehearsal is being squeezed inbetween the end of Look North West and an item live into Nationwide, about worms. It's rather fraught as the Production Assistant is missing from the gallery and time is tight. You'll hear the Nationwide director Nigel, who's in Studio E, Lime Grove, London, ask for the feed from Leeds, which is coming through the local desk.
The guy giving the information on the order of the sources and where VT is etc., is the TM (Technical Manager for the studio) Ron Lathom who wouldn't normally do this, but it seems that the young female director Jackie has been thrown in at the deep end.....
During the rehearsal we hear a countdown into VT and see a trailer that was pre-recorded in Studio A for the Home Ground regional opt-out programme with Brian Redhead - a great, interesting guy and very friendly with all staff. Both Studio A and VT are some two miles away in New Broadcasting House (Studio N being in Broadcasting House, Piccadilly, Manchester), and the video and audio are sent between the two.
At this point in time of the BBC, presenters didn't wear earpieces, so couldn't hear the Production Assistant's countdowns and cues and it was the FM (Floor Manager) who would cue the presenters by hand signals, as well as informing them of any changes. A couple of times you'll see the hand of Gerry Clarke the FM come into shot as he counts down and cues John Mundy the presenter - it was OK to see this in a rehearsal but obviously not on transmission.
Then after the rehearsal you'll see cameras and the director getting ready for the worms item into Nationwide.
However, in between the two the BBC world can be seen. This was located in a cupboard on the 4th floor of BH. The globe itself was about four inches high and had a monochrome camera pointing at it. The output was then colourised through a piece of equipment to produce the blue and yellow. However, the globe was made of plastic and the paint used for the oceans didn't stick very well. It was quite often that some of the paint flaked away to produce a new island mid-Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean. So there was a regular painting session to fill in the flaked paint....
In this clip, my portable JVC VHS recorder has been connected to a wall point and the output of the selectable Vision Engineer's panel fed to it. So the engineer can select any source he likes and you'll not necessarily be seeing 'programme' all the time....
Apologies for the audio being left channel only.
wn.com/BBC North West 7Pm Junction First Rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester 1981
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Manchester, on 1st May 1981. On the night of the week when there was a thirty minute regional opt-out programme, and when Nationwide ended its transmission for that evening, just before 7pm, the regions used to transmit a junction, giving details of that particular night's programmes and the local opt-out for their area, tonight's being Home Ground.
The rehearsal is being squeezed inbetween the end of Look North West and an item live into Nationwide, about worms. It's rather fraught as the Production Assistant is missing from the gallery and time is tight. You'll hear the Nationwide director Nigel, who's in Studio E, Lime Grove, London, ask for the feed from Leeds, which is coming through the local desk.
The guy giving the information on the order of the sources and where VT is etc., is the TM (Technical Manager for the studio) Ron Lathom who wouldn't normally do this, but it seems that the young female director Jackie has been thrown in at the deep end.....
During the rehearsal we hear a countdown into VT and see a trailer that was pre-recorded in Studio A for the Home Ground regional opt-out programme with Brian Redhead - a great, interesting guy and very friendly with all staff. Both Studio A and VT are some two miles away in New Broadcasting House (Studio N being in Broadcasting House, Piccadilly, Manchester), and the video and audio are sent between the two.
At this point in time of the BBC, presenters didn't wear earpieces, so couldn't hear the Production Assistant's countdowns and cues and it was the FM (Floor Manager) who would cue the presenters by hand signals, as well as informing them of any changes. A couple of times you'll see the hand of Gerry Clarke the FM come into shot as he counts down and cues John Mundy the presenter - it was OK to see this in a rehearsal but obviously not on transmission.
Then after the rehearsal you'll see cameras and the director getting ready for the worms item into Nationwide.
However, in between the two the BBC world can be seen. This was located in a cupboard on the 4th floor of BH. The globe itself was about four inches high and had a monochrome camera pointing at it. The output was then colourised through a piece of equipment to produce the blue and yellow. However, the globe was made of plastic and the paint used for the oceans didn't stick very well. It was quite often that some of the paint flaked away to produce a new island mid-Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean. So there was a regular painting session to fill in the flaked paint....
In this clip, my portable JVC VHS recorder has been connected to a wall point and the output of the selectable Vision Engineer's panel fed to it. So the engineer can select any source he likes and you'll not necessarily be seeing 'programme' all the time....
Apologies for the audio being left channel only.
- published: 01 Aug 2011
- views: 3832
John Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:24
- Updated: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 234
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show...
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show how the news was reported.
From Radio 4's Today the presenter is Brian Redhead and the reporter in New York, Tom Brook. There's an obit report from John Spice.
From that evening's PM presented by Robert Williams is a report by Peter Marshall that includes contributions from George Martin and David Geffen.
wn.com/John Lennon The Reporting Of His Death
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had been shot and killed outside his home in New York. These recordings show how the news was reported.
From Radio 4's Today the presenter is Brian Redhead and the reporter in New York, Tom Brook. There's an obit report from John Spice.
From that evening's PM presented by Robert Williams is a report by Peter Marshall that includes contributions from George Martin and David Geffen.
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 234
Radio 4 Former Announcers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:05
- Updated: 05 May 2014
- views: 1645
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely:
Alice Arnold (left December 2012)
Brian Perkin...
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely:
Alice Arnold (left December 2012)
Brian Perkins (left c. 2010)
Harriet Cass (left March 2013)
Peter Donaldson (left January 2013, died November 2015)
Matthew Exell (left 2010)
Charlotte Green (left January 2013)
Annie McKie (left 2012)
Rory Morrison (died 2013)
Not featured in the clip, Carolyn Brown left the station in April 2015
wn.com/Radio 4 Former Announcers
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relatively recently, namely:
Alice Arnold (left December 2012)
Brian Perkins (left c. 2010)
Harriet Cass (left March 2013)
Peter Donaldson (left January 2013, died November 2015)
Matthew Exell (left 2010)
Charlotte Green (left January 2013)
Annie McKie (left 2012)
Rory Morrison (died 2013)
Not featured in the clip, Carolyn Brown left the station in April 2015
- published: 05 May 2014
- views: 1645
Brian Redhead
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 13 Aug 2008
- views: 510
teatro
teatro
wn.com/Brian Redhead
teatro
- published: 13 Aug 2008
- views: 510
Brian Redhead
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 28 Apr 2008
- views: 365
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jugando
- published: 28 Apr 2008
- views: 365
HoBos - Brian Redhead
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 60
Love it!
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03 23 Brian Redhead Barry Cryer Jimmy Edwards
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- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 12
Brian Redhead With Nigel Lawson
Jimmy Edwards Was Born on This Day
Happy Birthday To Barry Cryer
- published: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 12
Home Ground WIGAN
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- Duration: 29:01
- Updated: 17 Jun 2013
- views: 4700
This is a documentary about Wigan from 1979. A very rare and interesting look at life before the Wigan we know today!
This is a documentary about Wigan from 1979. A very rare and interesting look at life before the Wigan we know today!
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Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
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- Duration: 46:08
- Updated: 11 Apr 2013
- views: 49728
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson.
The First part of t...
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson.
The First part of the interview is non political and demonstrates excellent interview technique under pressure. Regardless of your political beliefs you have to admire her composure.
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Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controversial resignation of her Chancellor Nigel Lawson.
The First part of the interview is non political and demonstrates excellent interview technique under pressure. Regardless of your political beliefs you have to admire her composure.
- published: 11 Apr 2013
- views: 49728
Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
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- Duration: 6:16
- Updated: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 1699
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video docume...
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video documentary.
Brian had a true passion for his craft of journalism, and had a huge daily following on the BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, with his distinctive, mellowy voice that was unmistakably his. It was always a pleasure and something exceptionally special to work with him - and for sure, I felt we had been destined to work on more projects together. Sadly, however, a short time after this studio presentation, Brian died - far too young and with so much more to offer.
To my additional sadness, after his death, no one wanted this footage of him extolling the virtues of "making a better use of people". I thought the footage would become extra special after his loss, but alas no, at least not immediately after his death.
So this short film has been languishing in my loft for many years. It's time, I feel, to bring it back to life. After all, Brian's message is still important - possibly more so now than before, as the UK government is considering cutting back on its investment in people, at a time when our "people power" is all that may save us from long-term financial decline.
During lunchtimes between filming Brian and I often had fun arguing about many different topics. As one of the two main co-presenters of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, alongside John Humphrys (who presented the People Power film for me) I asked him what was behind his success as an interviewer. He told me that he listened so carefully to what an interviewee was saying that you could cut off his leg and he wouldn't notice. As a journalist, that's advice you never forget - but sadly, it seems, few journalists listen that carefully these days.
I last saw Brian when we bumped into each other at Kings Cross station and happened to be catching the same train to Leeds. I offered to buy him lunch in the First Class compartment and we had some fantastic discussions for the entirety of the journey. We reminisced about what we both agreed was a golden age of the Today programme - John Timpson and Brian Redhead (although I also feel the "John Humphrys, Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor" era was also a special, golden age).
Brian Redhead. A uniquely gifted journalist and broadcaster, and I feel particularly privileged to have worked with him, albeit only briefly, towards the end of his life.
Video segment presented by Brian Redhead, with Sue Lawley and John Humphrys. Studio production manager Elena Zokas. Written and directed by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
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Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real job satisfaction' at work, as demonstrated in this short video documentary.
Brian had a true passion for his craft of journalism, and had a huge daily following on the BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, with his distinctive, mellowy voice that was unmistakably his. It was always a pleasure and something exceptionally special to work with him - and for sure, I felt we had been destined to work on more projects together. Sadly, however, a short time after this studio presentation, Brian died - far too young and with so much more to offer.
To my additional sadness, after his death, no one wanted this footage of him extolling the virtues of "making a better use of people". I thought the footage would become extra special after his loss, but alas no, at least not immediately after his death.
So this short film has been languishing in my loft for many years. It's time, I feel, to bring it back to life. After all, Brian's message is still important - possibly more so now than before, as the UK government is considering cutting back on its investment in people, at a time when our "people power" is all that may save us from long-term financial decline.
During lunchtimes between filming Brian and I often had fun arguing about many different topics. As one of the two main co-presenters of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, alongside John Humphrys (who presented the People Power film for me) I asked him what was behind his success as an interviewer. He told me that he listened so carefully to what an interviewee was saying that you could cut off his leg and he wouldn't notice. As a journalist, that's advice you never forget - but sadly, it seems, few journalists listen that carefully these days.
I last saw Brian when we bumped into each other at Kings Cross station and happened to be catching the same train to Leeds. I offered to buy him lunch in the First Class compartment and we had some fantastic discussions for the entirety of the journey. We reminisced about what we both agreed was a golden age of the Today programme - John Timpson and Brian Redhead (although I also feel the "John Humphrys, Brian Redhead and Sue MacGregor" era was also a special, golden age).
Brian Redhead. A uniquely gifted journalist and broadcaster, and I feel particularly privileged to have worked with him, albeit only briefly, towards the end of his life.
Video segment presented by Brian Redhead, with Sue Lawley and John Humphrys. Studio production manager Elena Zokas. Written and directed by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
- published: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 1699
A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
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- Duration: 28:59
- Updated: 08 May 2016
- views: 3
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned i...
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned it inside out ... How one sport did not bring people closer together.
Rugby Union and Rugby League have a common parent. But no brotherly love is lost between them. Rugby Union is amateur, middle class, and gentlemanly; Rugby League is professional, working class, not gentle, but very manly.
The film is beautifully shot and shows the sport on and off the pitch. It deals with league's difficult relationship with rugby union and differences in attitude and culture. Among his interviewees is the late Brian Redhead, who describes league as an intellectual game.
The documentary ends with classic behind-the-scenes access to a game featuring Featherstone Rovers. About half the Featherstone Rovers side work in the mines - they live in a small community but their ground is regularly thronged by talent spotters and the national press.
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A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How northern working men got their hands on a Public School game and turned it inside out ... How one sport did not bring people closer together.
Rugby Union and Rugby League have a common parent. But no brotherly love is lost between them. Rugby Union is amateur, middle class, and gentlemanly; Rugby League is professional, working class, not gentle, but very manly.
The film is beautifully shot and shows the sport on and off the pitch. It deals with league's difficult relationship with rugby union and differences in attitude and culture. Among his interviewees is the late Brian Redhead, who describes league as an intellectual game.
The documentary ends with classic behind-the-scenes access to a game featuring Featherstone Rovers. About half the Featherstone Rovers side work in the mines - they live in a small community but their ground is regularly thronged by talent spotters and the national press.
- published: 08 May 2016
- views: 3
Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 13 Nov 2010
- views: 365
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard.
Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzi...
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard.
Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
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How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard.
Presented by Brian Redhead. Writed, directed and edited by Jon Danzig. © Jon Danzig Look-Hear.com MCMXCIII
- published: 13 Nov 2010
- views: 365
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Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
BRIAN'S CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ Brian is a licensed professional engineer who practices structural engineering. He set out on the quest to debunk this ridiculous flat earth theory, and ended up having way more questions, than he did answers. Get ready to be triggered everyone! -
Patricia Steere w/Brian Mullin. #15 Flat Earth & Other Hot Potatoes
Brian Mullin, a licensed professional engineer practices structural engineering. We talk math as he shows us we don't live on a ball. Brian's channel is "Balls Out Physics". https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ Rory, Greer & Flynn Steere. meow -
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
Music video by Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 2,573,462 (C) 1987 PWL -
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Football Legends Len Shackleton part 2
Consummate ball control and a showman's instinct made Len Shackleton the crowd's favourite at both Newcastle and Sunderland during the post-war years. Jimmy Armfield speaks to 'Shack' and those who remember his glittering skills, including the former 'Today' presenter Brian Redhead, who recalls a particularly memorable penalty. TAGS: Games, Matches, La Liga, English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, Spanish Super Cup, European Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, South American Qualifiers and Friendlies, Real Madrid, Porto, Villarreal, Osasuna, Atletico Madrid, BATE Borisov, Racing Santander, Mallorca, Viktoria Plzen, Athletic Bilbao, Zaragoza, Milan, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Rayo Vallecano, Levante, Santos, Osasuna, Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs, Liverpool, Hull, southampton... -
Brian Redbeard - OpenStack Summit 2015 - theCUBE
‘Reading the tea leaves’ in open development | #OpenStack by Amber Johnson | Aug 21, 2015 While CoreOS, Inc. has a set vision for the future and considers itself an open-source company, it continues to search for answers at the community level. “When it comes to what we are doing, we have a clear vision for where we want to take infrastructure, and it just happens to be that there are a lot of outstanding questions at the community level. And that’s what folks are here to actually solve and work through,” said Brian Redbeard, principal architect at CoreOS. Redbeard sat down with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s production team, for an interview at OpenStack Summit Vancouver 2015. Targeting Kubernetes Redbeard described the current objectives of CoreOS as, “We’re really targeting Kubernet... -
Celtics Brian Scalabrine talks trash after NBA Title Win
6-18-2008: Boston Celtics backup player Brian Scalabrine talks trash to the press after winning an NBA Championship ring.
Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
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- Duration: 117:25
- Updated: 03 Feb 2016
- views: 2346
BRIAN'S CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ
Brian is a licensed professional engineer who practices structural engineering. He se...
BRIAN'S CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ
Brian is a licensed professional engineer who practices structural engineering. He set out on the quest to debunk this ridiculous flat earth theory, and ended up having way more questions, than he did answers. Get ready to be triggered everyone!
wn.com/Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
BRIAN'S CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ
Brian is a licensed professional engineer who practices structural engineering. He set out on the quest to debunk this ridiculous flat earth theory, and ended up having way more questions, than he did answers. Get ready to be triggered everyone!
- published: 03 Feb 2016
- views: 2346
Patricia Steere w/Brian Mullin. #15 Flat Earth & Other Hot Potatoes
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- Duration: 87:39
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 22532
Brian Mullin, a licensed professional engineer practices structural engineering. We talk math as he shows us we don't live on a ball. Brian's channel is "Balls ...
Brian Mullin, a licensed professional engineer practices structural engineering. We talk math as he shows us we don't live on a ball. Brian's channel is "Balls Out Physics". https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ
Rory, Greer & Flynn Steere. meow
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Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 25 Oct 2009
- views: 189594084
Music video by Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 2,573,462 (C) 1987 PWL
Music video by Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 2,573,462 (C) 1987 PWL
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Music video by Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 2,573,462 (C) 1987 PWL
- published: 25 Oct 2009
- views: 189594084
WWE Champ Sheamus Body Slams Conan's Hair Into Shape - CONAN on TBS
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- Duration: 4:03
- Updated: 14 Dec 2012
- views: 1178043
Football Legends Len Shackleton part 2
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- Duration: 9:33
- Updated: 31 Oct 2010
- views: 5536
Consummate ball control and a showman's instinct made Len Shackleton the crowd's favourite at both Newcastle and Sunderland during the post-war years. Jimmy Arm...
Consummate ball control and a showman's instinct made Len Shackleton the crowd's favourite at both Newcastle and Sunderland during the post-war years. Jimmy Armfield speaks to 'Shack' and those who remember his glittering skills, including the former 'Today' presenter Brian Redhead, who recalls a particularly memorable penalty.
TAGS:
Games, Matches, La Liga, English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, Spanish Super Cup, European Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, South American Qualifiers and Friendlies, Real Madrid, Porto, Villarreal, Osasuna, Atletico Madrid, BATE Borisov, Racing Santander, Mallorca, Viktoria Plzen, Athletic Bilbao, Zaragoza, Milan, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Rayo Vallecano, Levante, Santos, Osasuna, Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs, Liverpool, Hull, southampton, West Ham, Burnley, Qpr, Betis, Malaga, Real Sociedad, Bayer Leverkusen, Valencia, Racing Santander, Sevilla, Granada Mallorca, Zaragoza, Almeria, Panathinaikos, Getafe, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, Switzerland and much more.
Ronaldinho, Deco, Eto'o, Henry, Saviola, Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Kun Agüero, Gonzalo Higuain, Angel Di Maria, Mascherano, Cesc Fabregas, Alexis Sanchez, David Villa, Dani Alves, Pedro Rodriguez, Piqué, Puyol, Cuenca, Tello, Ronaldo, Marcelo, Abidal, Yaya Toure, Casillas, Pepe, Ibrahimovic, Neymar, Abbiati, Seedorf, Robinho
Pele, Man Utd, Man City, England, Germany, Argentina, Scotland, Vs, Final, Fa cup, Premier League, RVP, Alan Shearer, Newcastle, Blackburn, Passing, Dribbling, Tricks, Skills, Best goals, top 10, Zidane, Ronaldo, Brazil, World Cup, Robben, Rivaldo, Maradona, Luis Suarez, Chelsea, Frank Lampard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney
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Consummate ball control and a showman's instinct made Len Shackleton the crowd's favourite at both Newcastle and Sunderland during the post-war years. Jimmy Armfield speaks to 'Shack' and those who remember his glittering skills, including the former 'Today' presenter Brian Redhead, who recalls a particularly memorable penalty.
TAGS:
Games, Matches, La Liga, English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey, Spanish Super Cup, European Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, South American Qualifiers and Friendlies, Real Madrid, Porto, Villarreal, Osasuna, Atletico Madrid, BATE Borisov, Racing Santander, Mallorca, Viktoria Plzen, Athletic Bilbao, Zaragoza, Milan, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Rayo Vallecano, Levante, Santos, Osasuna, Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs, Liverpool, Hull, southampton, West Ham, Burnley, Qpr, Betis, Malaga, Real Sociedad, Bayer Leverkusen, Valencia, Racing Santander, Sevilla, Granada Mallorca, Zaragoza, Almeria, Panathinaikos, Getafe, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, Switzerland and much more.
Ronaldinho, Deco, Eto'o, Henry, Saviola, Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Kun Agüero, Gonzalo Higuain, Angel Di Maria, Mascherano, Cesc Fabregas, Alexis Sanchez, David Villa, Dani Alves, Pedro Rodriguez, Piqué, Puyol, Cuenca, Tello, Ronaldo, Marcelo, Abidal, Yaya Toure, Casillas, Pepe, Ibrahimovic, Neymar, Abbiati, Seedorf, Robinho
Pele, Man Utd, Man City, England, Germany, Argentina, Scotland, Vs, Final, Fa cup, Premier League, RVP, Alan Shearer, Newcastle, Blackburn, Passing, Dribbling, Tricks, Skills, Best goals, top 10, Zidane, Ronaldo, Brazil, World Cup, Robben, Rivaldo, Maradona, Luis Suarez, Chelsea, Frank Lampard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney
Cantona, Drogba, Oscar, Mata, Freekicks, David Beckham, Spain, compilation, playmaker, Control,KayfabeCommentaries, breaking kayfabe, breakes kayfabe, Roddy piper promo, Best promo's, Volleys, Against, Arsenal, Puskas, Di Stefano, George Best, Gareth Bale, Spurs, Jose Mourinho, Long, Short, Passes, Jimmy Greaves, Sir Bobby Charlton, Liverpool, Kenny Dalglish, Bill Shankly, Brian Clough, European cup final 1980, Champions League, Top 100 Man Utd Goals, top 10 goals, GoalKeeper, Mistakes, Blackpool, Stoke, Puskas Footage, Kevin Nssh on Mable The rock & iron sheik, Duncan Edwards, Goals, Bobby Charlton goals, George Best dribbling, Tom Finney playing, Passing, England vs Scotland, Maradona 1986, Suarez Liverpool, Xavi passing 2014, Roberto Baggio goals, Alan Shearer blackburn, Best Law & Charlton, Raul goals, CL goals, World cup goals,Skills 2014, Best dribbling 2014, This week,This month, Brazil 1970, Sir Bobby Charlton Duncan Edwards, Messi vs Ronaldo, Touch, Brain, Paul scholes brains of the midfield, Technique, Save, Pass, cross, crossing, Passing, Iniesta, Iniesta 2014, Suarez barcelona, Iniesta dribbling, Lampard goal against chelsea, Lampard chelsea goals, Lampard top 10 goals, Rangers vs Celtic, Jimmy Johnstone Dribbling, Davie cooper Dribbling, Jim baxter playing, Footage, tactics, youth players, youth team, top 10 young players, footballer manager 2014, Football manager 2015, Brian Clough playing, Brian Clough goals, Gerrard top 10 liverpool goals, Nat Lofthouse goals, Wrestling shoot, Bret hart shoots, Chris jericho podcast, Ladder spots, Table spots, Best moves, top 10 stone cold stunners,Tommy lawton goals, Premier league highlights, Scholes top 10 Man Utd goals, Best man utd goals, Roy keane book, Roy keane ferguson,The dirty side of El Clasico - Fights, Fouls, Dives & Red cards, football fights, worst tackles football, Roy keane playing, Wayne Rooney England goals, Best goals of all time, Top 10 greatest players, Bale Spurs, 1966 world cup, Ian Rush liverpool goals, Jimmy Greaves chelsea, Spurs 1961, Gazza Spurs, Gazza Dribbling, Leeds 1970's, Graeme Souness Liverpool goals, Billy Bremner, Denis bergkamp skills, Zinedine Zidane The Most Classical Dribbler Ever, Dennis Bergkamp Technique and Elegance, Jimmy Greaves goals, greaves dog, Top 10 Bergkamp goals, Thierry Henry Arsenal goals, Pirlo skills, Pirlo passing, Pirlo 2014, Ross barkley goals, Ross barkley 2014, euro 2016 qualifiers, Scotland vs Germany, Highlights, Maradona barcelona goals, Top 10 Drogba goals, Mourinho interview, Sir Alex ferguson, Rants, Fights, tackles, passing goals, 1958 world cup, 1958 world cup Pele, Wayne Rooney everton goals, Roy keane juventus, WWE, Ladder match, Wrestlemania, Hogan vs ultimate Warrior, Undertaker vs Hulk hogan, Promo,, Funny football moments, bloopers, Sir Tom finney goals, Pirlo skills, assists, Xavi & iniesta 2014, Messi & Ronaldo 2014, Alonso passing 2014, Messi vs Maradona, Alonso bayern munich, Messi's first goal, Messi barcelona B
- published: 31 Oct 2010
- views: 5536
Brian Redbeard - OpenStack Summit 2015 - theCUBE
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- Duration: 20:19
- Updated: 20 May 2015
- views: 390
‘Reading the tea leaves’ in open development | #OpenStack
by Amber Johnson | Aug 21, 2015
While CoreOS, Inc. has a set vision for the future and considers its...
‘Reading the tea leaves’ in open development | #OpenStack
by Amber Johnson | Aug 21, 2015
While CoreOS, Inc. has a set vision for the future and considers itself an open-source company, it continues to search for answers at the community level.
“When it comes to what we are doing, we have a clear vision for where we want to take infrastructure, and it just happens to be that there are a lot of outstanding questions at the community level. And that’s what folks are here to actually solve and work through,” said Brian Redbeard, principal architect at CoreOS. Redbeard sat down with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s production team, for an interview at OpenStack Summit Vancouver 2015.
Targeting Kubernetes
Redbeard described the current objectives of CoreOS as, “We’re really targeting Kubernetes, kind of pushing an option of app C, a greater use of Rocket itself, and really trying to continue with the overarching mission of changing how infrastructure is done and driving greater security on the server side of things on the Internet.”
And, according to Redbeard, CoreOS is “very much we are an open source company; we are an open company in general. All of our development happens in the open so that folks can really track what we are doing.” Consumers being able to “read the tea leaves” on product development to get an overall sense of where CoreOS’ infrastructure is going means the marketing team has a little less to do.
Redbeard stated that CoreOS is involved in the OpenStack marketplace, including Mirantis, Inc.. CoreOS has also been working in conjunction with Rackspace, Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. on OpenStack Ironic, which utilizes the CoreOS image “to get a lot of things done on that front.”
Redbeard delivered a standing-room-only address during OpenStack Summit Vancouver .
@theCUBE
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‘Reading the tea leaves’ in open development | #OpenStack
by Amber Johnson | Aug 21, 2015
While CoreOS, Inc. has a set vision for the future and considers itself an open-source company, it continues to search for answers at the community level.
“When it comes to what we are doing, we have a clear vision for where we want to take infrastructure, and it just happens to be that there are a lot of outstanding questions at the community level. And that’s what folks are here to actually solve and work through,” said Brian Redbeard, principal architect at CoreOS. Redbeard sat down with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s production team, for an interview at OpenStack Summit Vancouver 2015.
Targeting Kubernetes
Redbeard described the current objectives of CoreOS as, “We’re really targeting Kubernetes, kind of pushing an option of app C, a greater use of Rocket itself, and really trying to continue with the overarching mission of changing how infrastructure is done and driving greater security on the server side of things on the Internet.”
And, according to Redbeard, CoreOS is “very much we are an open source company; we are an open company in general. All of our development happens in the open so that folks can really track what we are doing.” Consumers being able to “read the tea leaves” on product development to get an overall sense of where CoreOS’ infrastructure is going means the marketing team has a little less to do.
Redbeard stated that CoreOS is involved in the OpenStack marketplace, including Mirantis, Inc.. CoreOS has also been working in conjunction with Rackspace, Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. on OpenStack Ironic, which utilizes the CoreOS image “to get a lot of things done on that front.”
Redbeard delivered a standing-room-only address during OpenStack Summit Vancouver .
@theCUBE
#OpenStack
- published: 20 May 2015
- views: 390
Celtics Brian Scalabrine talks trash after NBA Title Win
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- Duration: 3:14
- Updated: 18 Jun 2008
- views: 1006658
6-18-2008: Boston Celtics backup player Brian Scalabrine talks trash to the press after winning an NBA Championship ring.
6-18-2008: Boston Celtics backup player Brian Scalabrine talks trash to the press after winning an NBA Championship ring.
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6-18-2008: Boston Celtics backup player Brian Scalabrine talks trash to the press after winning an NBA Championship ring.
- published: 18 Jun 2008
- views: 1006658
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BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
Here's a clip of the first rehearsal for a 7pm junction into BBC1 from BBC North West, Man...
published: 01 Aug 2011
BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
BBC North West 7pm junction first rehearsal, Studio N, Manchester - 1981
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- published: 01 Aug 2011
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John Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
On the morning of Tuesday 9 December 1980 the UK awoke to the news that John Lennon had be...
published: 04 Dec 2015
John Lennon - The Reporting of his Death
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Radio 4 Former Announcers
This follow up clip presents Radio 4 newsreaders and announcers who left the station relat...
published: 05 May 2014
Radio 4 Former Announcers
Radio 4 Former Announcers
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Brian Redhead
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published: 13 Aug 2008
Brian Redhead
Brian Redhead
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Brian Redhead
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published: 28 Apr 2008
Brian Redhead
Brian Redhead
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HoBos - Brian Redhead
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published: 22 Jan 2015
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03 23 Brian Redhead Barry Cryer Jimmy Edwards
Brian Redhead With Nigel Lawson
Jimmy Edwards Was Born on This Day
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published: 22 Mar 2016
03 23 Brian Redhead Barry Cryer Jimmy Edwards
03 23 Brian Redhead Barry Cryer Jimmy Edwards
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Home Ground WIGAN
This is a documentary about Wigan from 1979. A very rare and interesting look at life befo...
published: 17 Jun 2013
Home Ground WIGAN
Home Ground WIGAN
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Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
Margaret Thatcher appearing for interview on 'The Walden Interview' following the controve...
published: 11 Apr 2013
Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
Margaret Thatcher - The Walden Interview 29/10/1989
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Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
Brian Redhead, one of BBC radio's most incisive interviewers, passionately advocated 'real...
published: 19 Nov 2010
Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
Jon Danzig directs: 'Real job satisfaction'
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A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
A portrait of Rugby League, how it fell foul of the Rugby Union and broke away ... How nor...
published: 08 May 2016
A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
A portrait of Rugby League - The Game That Got Away 1969
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Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
How Vista Optics discovered People Power and achieved the Investors in People Standard.
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published: 13 Nov 2010
Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
Jon Danzig Directs: 'The Vista Optics Story' - why we had a vision for our staff
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Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
BRIAN'S CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCArBP0HP6aYpSVQQ4YbuYqQ
Brian is a licen...
published: 03 Feb 2016
Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
Sinead Interviews Brian Mullin
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Patricia Steere w/Brian Mullin. #15 Flat Earth & Other Hot Potatoes
Brian Mullin, a licensed professional engineer practices structural engineering. We talk m...
published: 02 Oct 2015
Patricia Steere w/Brian Mullin. #15 Flat Earth & Other Hot Potatoes
Patricia Steere w/Brian Mullin. #15 Flat Earth & Other Hot Potatoes
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Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
Music video by Rick Astley performing Never Gonna Give You Up. YouTube view counts pre-VEV...
published: 25 Oct 2009
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
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WWE Champ Sheamus Body Slams Conan's Hair Into Shape - CONAN on TBS
Plus, he and Conan finally settle who is more ghostly white. More CONAN @ http://teamcoco....
published: 14 Dec 2012
WWE Champ Sheamus Body Slams Conan's Hair Into Shape - CONAN on TBS
WWE Champ Sheamus Body Slams Conan's Hair Into Shape - CONAN on TBS
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Football Legends Len Shackleton part 2
Consummate ball control and a showman's instinct made Len Shackleton the crowd's favourite...
published: 31 Oct 2010
Football Legends Len Shackleton part 2
Football Legends Len Shackleton part 2
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Brian Redbeard - OpenStack Summit 2015 - theCUBE
‘Reading the tea leaves’ in open development | #OpenStack
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published: 20 May 2015
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Celtics Brian Scalabrine talks trash after NBA Title Win
6-18-2008: Boston Celtics backup player Brian Scalabrine talks trash to the press after wi...
published: 18 Jun 2008
Celtics Brian Scalabrine talks trash after NBA Title Win
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[VIDEOS]: Behind-The-Scenes Scenario May Prevent Trump, Clinton Presidency: Report
Edit WorldNews.com 18 May 2016
Current Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton also wins on the Democratic side.Republican strategist Liz Mair told Mother Jones the option being discussed would see popular third-party candidates – say Mitt Romney running in Utah or Sen ... Should that happen, the president would be chosen by the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives. Is such a plan legal? The 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution allows for the process ... ....
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A mysterious ocean on a frozen moon just became our best shot at finding alien life
Edit Business Insider 18 May 2016
"We’re studying an alien ocean using methods developed to understand the movement of energy and nutrients in Earth’s own systems," Steve Vance, a planetary scientist at JPL and lead author of the new study, said in a press release. "The cycling of oxygen and hydrogen in Europa’s ocean will be a major driver for Europa’s ocean chemistry and any life there, just [as] it is on Earth." ... Read the original article on Tech Insider ... ....
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“In New Republican Party We Trust” As Democrats Face Contested Convention
Edit WorldNews.com 18 May 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIt was Benjamin Franklin who wrote the sardonic proverb. “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Though Benjamin Franklin referred to the permanence of the new Constitution, the same can be said of this year’s presidential primary race ... To be sure, Sen ... Consequently, Republican elites know this and are grudgingly getting behind him before being trampled....
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'First Chibok girl found' in Nigeria
Edit BBC News 18 May 2016
One of the Chibok girls has been found, the first since their capture by Boko Haram militants in 2014, activists say ... ....
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US scientists say major earthquake likely in Jammu & Kashmir
Edit The Times of India 18 May 2016
New geologic mapping in the Himalayan mountains of Kashmir suggests that the region is ripe for a major earthquake that could endanger the lives of as many as a million people, according to an Oregon State University statement ... The 2005 Kashmir earthquake killed about 80,000 people in Pakistan and India ... The fault hasn't slipped for a long time, which means the potential for a large earthquake is strong ... It's a matter of when." ... RELATED....
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Letters: The British Empire: good, bad or indifferent?
Edit The Independent 24 Jan 2016
“Students should be taught the evils of the British Empire” is a slanted but useful article (23 January). They should of course be given a balanced account. The subject is important to us and to how we are seen abroad, and in particular by our former subjects. However one piece in the article is particularly misleading ... Hugh Mackay. Edinburgh ... I remember the late Brian Redhead commenting on Birmingham’s claim to be Britain’s second city....
Today programme: How the great survivor of BBC news has learned to grow old gracefully
Edit The Independent 10 Jan 2016
Jim Naughtie has sadly left after 21 years to be replaced by former BBC political editor Nick Robinson, who realised ambitions he had as a teenager when the great Today presenter Brian Redhead was his mentor. Read more ....
Poignant moment for Nick Robinson as he starts work at Today
Edit The Guardian 13 Nov 2015
New presenter on BBC Radio 4 has ‘deep personal connection’ to programme through tragic death of his friend Will Redhead, son of presenter Brian Redhead ... Friends of Robinson said he has a “deep personal connection” to the programme that can be traced back more than 30 years, when he was involved in a head-on car crash that killed his friends James Nelson and Will Redhead, son of former Radio 4 Today presenter Brian Redhead....
From BBC to ITV: The shows and stars who fared poorly after crossing over
Edit The Independent 09 Nov 2015
The journey from the BBC's Broadcasting House to ITV's headquarters at the London Television Centre is just a jaunt through Covent Garden and over Waterloo Bridge. It's a path that twinkles with promise that is rarely fulfilled ... He is about to join Radio 4's Today, which has felt like his destiny since his school days when the late host of that programme, Brian Redhead, was a family friend and mentor ... More about. Itv BBC Adrian Chiles ....
BBC political editor Nick Robinson to become presenter on Today
Edit The Guardian 09 Jul 2015
Robinson, who is still being treated for lung tumour, replaces James Naughtie, and follows in footsteps of his best friend’s father, Brian Redhead ... He said ... “As a child, it was the sound not just of the latest news and the sharpest comment, but also of my best friend’s dad Brian Redhead, who inspired my love of radio. Brian relished the opportunity to ‘drop a word in the nation’s ear’. Related. Nick Robinson ... ....
Nick Robinson leaves BBC political editor role after 10 years, will host Radio 4's Today
Edit Digital Spy 09 Jul 2015
© PA Images / Yui Mok. Nick Robinson ... He said ... "As a child it was the sound not just of the latest news and the sharpest comment but also of my best friend's dad, Brian Redhead, who inspired my love of radio ... James Naughtie ... ....
Nick Robinson to become a presenter on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme (BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 09 Jul 2015
As a child it was the sound not just of the latest news and the sharpest comment but also of my best friend's Dad, Brian Redhead, who inspired my love of radio. Brian relished the opportunity to "drop a word in the nation's ear" ... "For the past 21 years, ever since Brian's death, Jim Naughtie has charmed and stimulated Radio 4 listeners ......
Nick Robinson leaves BBC political editor role
Edit BBC News 09 Jul 2015
9 July 2015. From the section UK. The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson is to step down from his role after 10 years. He will replace Jim Naughtie on the presenting team of BBC Radio 4's Today programme ... "As a child it was the sound not just of the latest news and the sharpest comment but also of my best friend's dad, Brian Redhead, who inspired my love of radio ... Share this story About sharing ... Top Stories ... 9 July 2015 ... Features ... ....
James Naughtie to leave Radio 4 Today programme
Edit BBC News 07 Jul 2015
7 July 2015. From the section Entertainment & Arts. Naughtie will take on a new role as BBC News Book Editor ... The veteran journalist has presented Radio 4's flagship breakfast news programme for more than 21 years ... Naughtie joined Today in 1994 following the death of Brian Redhead, having spent six years as presenter of The World at One ... He added ... ....
James Naughtie to leave BBC Radio 4's Today programme after 21 years
Edit The Guardian 07 Jul 2015
Corporation’s political editor Nick Robinson the favourite to succeed show’s second-longest serving presenter, who will take up special correspondent role. ‘There is never a lovely time to leave but I do think 21 years is a good innings,’ said James Naughtie, who will continue with book review slot on the Saturday edition of Today. Photograph. BBC. John Plunkett ... Related ... Naughtie joined Today in 1994 following the death of Brian Redhead ... ....
James Naughtie appointed Special Correspondent for Radio 4 (BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Jul 2015
(Source. BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation) ... Jim will also be a roving reporter and Radio 4 listeners will continue to hear from him at home and around the world ... He is also being appointed as BBC News Books Editor ... James Naughtie joined Today in 1994 following the death of Brian Redhead, having spent six years as presenter of The World at One, where he succeeded Sir Robin Day ... Tony Hall, Director-General of the BBC, says ... EF2 ... (noodl....
Macclesfield Town in spoof bid for World Cup 2026
Edit BBC News 03 Jun 2015
3 June 2015. From the section Manchester ... On the edge of the Peak District, the town was best known for manufacturing silk Macclesfield Town, who first played in the FA Cup in 1882, are nicknamed the Silkmen Bread-making company Hovis was initially based in the town Famous Macclesfield residents have included Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, BBC political editor Nick Robinson and the late Radio 4 Today presenter Brian Redhead ... ....
Paul Heiney's journey in memory of his sailor son
Edit The Daily Telegraph 04 Apr 2015
Joel Redman. By Sally Williams ... Comments ... PHOTO ... He went on to Newsbeat on Radio 1, and in 1976 did a spell on the Today programme on Radio 4, then co-presented by Brian Redhead and the programme’s first female and youngest-ever presenter ... how do you measure up? Eight tricks to make you appear more intelligent From Dickens to Brian, how police horses get their strange names Meet the YouTuber who made a fortune playing video games ... ....
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