The Curtains
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| Origin | San Francisco |
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| California | |
| United States | |
| Record labels | Tomlab |
| Members | Chris Cohen |
| Genres | Experimental Rock |
| Electronic Rock | |
| Instrumental | |
| Calamity | |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1791235 |
About The Curtains
The Curtains is an American band founded by Chris Cohen and visual artist Trevor Shimizu in San Francisco, California in 2000.
How David Cameron made his shock comeback to frontline politics
... Their discussion was not focused on The Curtains, but on a political move that left jaws in Westminster on the floor - the return of Mr Cameron to frontline politics after a seven-year hiatus...
Rotterdam shootings: Hospital was warned of 'psychotic' suspect
... The police would come, Roy added, but " he always had The Curtains closed and never opened the door"...
Joe Pasquale impaled in freak moose antler incident in Skegness
... " But at the end of the act The Curtains came down and all my props are strewn all over the stage and they bring the lights down obviously...
Lee Meng-chu: Taiwan businessman accused of spying in China is freed
... He wasn t allowed to watch TV, read newspapers, open The Curtains or even speak...
Rhodes holiday has become a survival exercise - Newmarket family
... " We slept in our clothes in case we had to run and had The Curtains open, " she said...
Rammstein fan Shelby Lynn alleges she was groomed for sex
... " As soon as Joe opens The Curtains my stomach drops - this is bad, this is a sex thing absolutely...
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
... On Saturday afternoon, after the procession gets back from Westminster Abbey, The Curtains will be pulled back and a number of invited guests will step out on to the palace balcony, looking out over the gates and at the crowd below...
Alexis Green: BBC South presenter speaks out over harassment ordeal
... " The dog would bark downstairs and I d be instantly opening The Curtains, thinking there was someone out there or he was out there...
Rotterdam shootings: Hospital was warned of 'psychotic' suspect
By Anna Holligan in Rotterdam & Michael Ertl in LondonBBC News
A woman shot by A Man suspected of killing three people in Rotterdam had repeatedly complained about him to The Police , her neighbour has told The Bbc .
Prosecutors also knew about Fouad L and had warned The Hospital where another victim was shot, an Email shows.
Fouad L, 32, had shown " psychotic behaviour" The Hospital was told.
He was arrested on Thursday after he allegedly shot his neighbour and Her Daughter as well as a lecturer at the Erasmus Medical Center .
Dutch police have not given any details about a possible motive So Far .
Roy, who lives in the same apartment block, told The Bbc The Family lived Next Door to Fouad L and had repeatedly reported him to The Police .
" Once he threw a dead rabbit into their garden, " the 20-year-old said.
The Police would come, Roy added, but " he always had The Curtains closed and never opened the door".
" They had so many chances to kick him out. This is social housing, he should have been evicted a long time ago, " He Said .
The Email - Sent by the Dutch public prosecution service to the teaching hospital where Fouad L studied - described his previous " worrying behaviour" including him found " half-naked in The Garden on a pile of leaves".
In The Message , prosecutors suggested his behaviour could affect whether The Hospital would grant him a medical diploma.
The suspected gunman posted the Email in a web forum himself and complained about teachers " sabotaging" him.
He described himself as an alcoholic and said he had been fired because he was unable to finish his Medical Degree .
Prosecutors have confirmed the authenticity of the Email , Dutch public broadcaster NOS reports.
During a search of his phone at The Time of The Animal cruelty investigation, prosecutors also found pictures of people being stabbed as well as right-wing extremist images.
Fouad L set fire to the residential building after shooting The Woman and Her Daughter , police said. Emergency services rushed The Daughter , 14, to a hospital where she later died from her injuries.
Bouquets of roses and sunflowers have been attached to The Black screen placed by police around the Crime Scene .
Roy said The Family was friendly with their other neighbours and often outside talking with them.
" Now a girl I knew since she was tiny is dead. Her twin sister, older sister and Little Brother have lost their sibling and mother, " He Said .
Francisca, another neighbour, said Her Granddaughter had been friends with The Victim 's twin girls. " It's just so sad. I still can't believe it, " she told The Bbc .
Police officers were going door to door The Day after The Attack , searching for evidence.
The windows of The Family 's flats are entirely blown out and black Burn Marks around the brickwork suggest The Blaze ignited by The Gunman had been substantial.
After The First shooting, police say he went to the Erasmus Medical Center and killed a 43-year-old male lecturer.
He was arrested outside the Erasmus Medical Center around 15:30 local time (13:30 GMT) in a huge operation that included an elite police unit storming The Hospital and helicopters hovering over The Building .
Fouad L also started a fire at The Hospital , causing significant damage. The Hospital says it has cancelled all lectures in The Building , but students have been invited to mourn there today.
On Friday morning, staff gathered in a cosy café outside the teaching hospital told The Bbc they were frustrated about Rotterdam being characterised as a place in the grip of violence linked to gangs and drug-trafficking.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte wrote in a post on Social Media : " My thoughts go out to The Victims of the violence, their loved ones and to all The People who have been in Great Fear . "
Rotterdam mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb said the " horrible incident" was a " pitch-black day" for The City .
Fouad L is due to appear In Court later on Friday for a preliminary hearing.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
