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Music Matters Newsletter
Employment & Volunteer Opportunities
Little Roots
Individual/Semi-private Lessons
Groups, Ensembles & Jams
Workshop Week
Teaching Artists
Titus Abbott
Monique Barrett
Jeff Christmas
Abigail Curtis
Amanda Gale
Ellen Gawler
Tamara Goltz
Emmett Harrity
Diana Hansen
Just Plain Jones
Mary Johnston Letellier
Carter Logan
Sorcha Cribben-Merrill
Lincoln Meyers
Nina Miller
Kelly Muse
Kristine Pennell
Alicia Phelps
Maggie Robinson
Steve Roy
Mesa Schubeck
Kathy Slack
Pam Weeks
Baxter Academy
Henryfest
Maine Acoustic Festival
House Party 2019
Drop-in Jams
Facility/History
Sky's Cafe
Yarmouth Farmers Market
317 Main Administrative Staff
Molly Gallagher Burk – Director of Foundation Relations
molly@317main
Molly has been part of 317 Main's Development team since 2012 and she loves helping make 317's programs possible. Her background is in nonprofit fundraising and communications and she earned a BS in communications at Boston University and an MBA at Antioch University New England. Molly grew up playing the piano and clarinet, singing with a choir, dancing, and listening to all kinds of music. Now she continues to love music and dance and she does lots of it with her two young children.
Melia Coletta – Communications/Development Coordinator
Melia@317main.org
Melia has a B.A. from Skidmore College with a Major in Art History and Double Minors in Arts Administration and Management & Business. At school, she was awarded the Filene Scholarship where she enjoyed playing and managing numerous ensembles and recorded with Adam Abeshouse. When she's not working or playing clarinet, she enjoys board games, cooking, books, and the wild and vast wilderness of Maine.
Alicia Phelps – Director of Community Partnership & Special Programs
alicia@317main.
Alicia is a vocalist, pianist, educator, potter and 317 Main's Director of Community Partnerships & Special Programs. In her free time, Alicia cultivates music ministry at the Westbrook-Warren Congregational Church.
Shai Levite – Building Manager
shailevite@gmail.com
Chris Moore – Director of Music Education
chris@317main.org
Chris grew up in Maine. He began studying piano at age seven and classical violin at age ten. He graduated from Waynflete School and went on to receive his Bachelor of Science degree in acting from Skidmore College. After college, Chris moved to New York City, where he worked as a performance artist, musician, puppeteer, and on the staff of the Arts at St. Ann's concert series in Brooklyn. While in New York, he studied with mandolin master Andy Statman. In 1989, Chris founded the band Rust Farm with Boston guitarist John McGann. Rust Farm released two albums, the second produced by bluegrass great Tim O'Brien. Chris has composed, performed, and recorded music for dance, film, television, spoken word, theater, and visual art projects. His songs have been recorded and performed by Adrienne Young, Mark Erelli, Rani Arbo, Carol Noonan, Barnstar!, Northern Lights, Dennis Brennan, Joe K. Walsh, and others. Chris has taught lessons, classes, and workshops in mandolin, songwriting, English Country Dance and traditional Shaker music. He lived in Nashville, TN from 2003-2013, where he founded the band Kindling Stone. Chris returned to Maine in 2013 to work as the 317 Main's Director of Music Education.
Kristine Pennell – Little Roots Coordinator
Kristine@317main.org
Kristine is an avid collector of children's songs, activities, and games and sharing them has been her life-long passion, first as a babysitter and camp counselor, and later as a 3rd grade teacher in the North Berwick school system. Kristine is delighted to combine her passions for folk music and teaching as 317 Main's new Little Roots Coordinator.
Sarah Potter – Registrar
registrar@317main.org
Sarah Potter spent most of her working life running the campus bookstore at Bates college while raising three children.
In addition to serving as 317 Main's Registrar, Sarah sings with Renaissance Voices and participates in several 317 Main ensembles.
She and her husband live in Harpswell.
Marie Sevier – Administration Coordinator
frontdesk@317main.org
Marie Sevier has been with 317 Main since the doors opened in 2004 and she's the first one students see when they walk through the door.
Marie spent the early part of her career doing bookkeeping at Cole Hahn while raising her three children. She and her husband live in Gray.
Amy Sinclair – Director of Marketing/Communications & Farmers Market Manager
amy@317main.org m: 207-329-7735
Amy spent two decades working as a television reporter for stations in Maine and Boston before finding a dream job sharing stories about the transformative power of music at 317 Main. Amy is also a Master Gardener, a founding steering committee member at the Yarmouth Community Garden, and the manager of the Yarmouth Farmers Market. Amy holds an undergraduate degree from Connecticut College and a MSJ from Northwestern University. Amy is a ukulele student at 317 Main where she will always be a beginner. She and family live in Yarmouth.
Sally Struever – Director of Development
sally@317main.org
Sally has worked as a business owner, a museum store manager and a a graphic designer all while serving on several boards. The common thread in her career path has been her enduring commitment to the arts. Sally also loves to sing. She and her family live in Portland.
Edward Tittman – Business Manager
edward@317main.org
John Williams – Executive Director
john@317main.org
Bio for Website
John went to his first festival at the age of 6 when he went with his family to the Newport Folk Festival and heard Bob Dylan play his first public rock & roll set. At that time, John developed a love for and interest in music and community.
John joined the Board of 317 Main as the first Board Chair in 2004. After five years of growth and expansion of the organization, John left his environmental sustainability consulting practice of 28 years to become the first Executive Director of 317 Main.
John lives with his wife Holly in North Yarmouth and is so happy to have his two grown daughters both living nearby and having his grandson enrolled in 317 Main's Little Roots program.
Contact the Front Desk for general information, lesson registration, and scheduling at (207) 846-9559 or use our Contact Form to send an email.
Monday -Thursday 9am-6pm
Friday 12pm-5pm
317 Main Board of Directors
Fred Frawley, Board Chairman
Fred is a lawyer concentrating in intellectual property law. He took music lessons and participated in several groups at 317 Main for 5 years before joining the board. Fred says he plays left-handed mandolin imperfectly but with a decreasing level of futility. He and his wife, Polly, live in Cumberland and have two grown sons.
Cass Baker
Cass Baker already has deep connections to 317 Main as a music student, 317 parent, open mic host and coordinator of our 2019 HenryFest celebration. We are delighted to have her on the board. Cass and her family live in Yarmouth.
Nancy Berrang
Nancy is the Partnership Coordinator for King Middle School in Portland. She takes guitar lessons at 317 and has a passion for music and the arts.
Gail Cinelli
Gail has decades of experience bringing worthy causes to life. She was the Executive Director at The Center For Grieving Children and past Board President for the Spannocchia Foundation. Gail also started The Yarmouth Community Garden as well as a smaller community garden on Squirrel Island in Boothbay Harbor.She is the mother of 2, Grandmother of 4 and currently a beginning ukulele student at 317 Main.
John has been in the investment advisory and management field for more than two decades. He currently is a partner and owner in Cribstone Capital Management, a registered investment advisory firm based in Brunswick and Cumberland. An avid fan of outdoor activities from cycling to hiking to snowboarding, he and his family enjoy all that New England has to offer. A beginning mandolin player, he and his fiddle and violin-playing daughters Maggie and Teagan live in Cumberland Foreside.
Shari Elder
Shari Elder is a Meeting and Event Planner whose passion project is the Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival in Brunswick. She has taken fiddle lessons at 317 Main andhopes to again. Shari, her husband and their twin daughters live in N. Yarmouth.
Peter Haynes
After a successful career in leadership roles at several companies, Maine native Peter Haynes turned his attention to the non-profit world. He has shared his business acumen on boards for the Boys and Girls Club of America, the Portland Symphony Orchestra, Maine Medical Center and the University of Maine. Peter has played piano and sung in choirs since childhood. By joining the board at 317 Main, he hopes to help others discover the joy and relaxation that comes from playing and listening to music. He and his wife, Judy, live in Yarmouth. They have three grown sons and seven grandchildren.
Stefan Iris
Stefan serves as Chief Investment Officer with Camden National Wealth Management and is an avid guitar player. He and his family live in North Yarmouth and enjoy spending time outdoors together.
Clayton Kyle
Clayton is a founder and the CEO of CLYNK, an innovative container recycling company that is available at Hannaford Supermarkets throughout Maine and through licensees in Oregon and New Brunswick, CA. He is also an owner and board member of Maine Hardware in Portland. He and his wife live in Freeport.
Hans Underdahl
Hans has been a 29 year resident of Yarmouth and a guitarist for over 50 years. Having been brought into the 317 orbit by its founder, Peter Milliken, he now thinks it is the best original idea any friend of his ever had. Hans served on the Board of the Maine Island Trail Association for several years. He has been a Trustee for many years of the Portland Museum of Art and is a past Chairman of the Board. Professionally, Hans is an investment advisor with Janney Montgomery Scott.
Jeff White
Jeff White worked as an attorney with Pierce-Atwood for 39 years. Now retired, Jeff is an avid cyclist, skier, grandparent and member of Unspent Youth, 317 Main's Deep Roots ambassador band. Jeff and his wife live in Cape Elizabeth.
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This series of articles comprises an introductory tutorial on how to set up a home lab to experiment with common hacking and information security testing tools. Our setup will allow us to explore the sorts of computer and network vulnerabilities that can be encountered on the internet, and to test the security of our own home computer network and networked devices, all from within an isolated and secure working environment. The series is geared toward individuals who have little or no prior experience with virtualization software or common hacking and security testing tools, but are interested in exploring network and computer security.
Over the course of the tutorial series, we will create two separate network configurations. The first will be a completely virtual environment populated by two virtual guest systems running inside a single host computer. This requires nothing more than an internet connection for the necessary downloads, and a computer with relatively modest RAM and disk resources.
The second configuration will be an everyday local area network of the sort that can be found in many homes, but which is isolated from the internet and where we can strictly control and monitor all network traffic. This setup is slightly more involved in terms of hardware than the first, requiring also a spare router.
Our monitoring and attack system in both configurations will be an instance of a Kali Linux virtual machine running inside an installation of the VirtualBox software package on our primary computer. Kali is a Linux operating system distribution intended for security testing and digital forensics.
In the first completely virtual network environment, our victim will be an instance of Metasploitable2, a virtual machine that exhibits vulnerabilities that can be found on everyday computer systems and software configurations. As noted at Offensive Security, "Metasploitable is an intentionally vulnerable Linux virtual machine. This VM can be used to conduct security training, test security tools, and practice common penetration testing techniques."
In the second network configuration, we will use the Kali Linux virtual machine to compromise an everyday local area network router of the sort that can be found on many home networks, in order to demonstrate just how easy it can be to steal login credentials passed from another computer on the network.
Part 1 covers the installation of VirtualBox and provides a walk through of a full installation of a Kali virtual machine on your primary lab computer. Along the way, we'll take a short detour on how to quickly run live Kali sessions without a full installation of the machine.
Part 2 demonstrates one way to begin exploring your existing home network with Kali Linux, and test whether you can successfully identify all the devices that are connected to it.
Part 3 covers the installation of the Metasploitable virtual machine and the configuration of a completely virtual internal network environment inside VirtualBox. We'll then place the Kali VM on this network and offer tips and resources on how to probe the victim machine for vulnerabilities by exploiting the tools that are provided by Kali.
Part 4 provides details on setting up our second network configuration, which models an everyday home local area network. With the attack machine, we'll conduct a simple man-in-the-middle attack against the network's router, and demonstrate a serious security vulnerability by stealing login credentials sent to it from the victim machine, in this case, the host computer.
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John Calvin's Ideas [Book Review]
Stephen Williams
Religious Studies 41 (4):467-471 (2005)
DOI 10.1017/S0034412505218188
Toward a Common Grace Christian Bioethics: A Reformed Protestant Engagement with H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr.P. T. Smith & F. Jotterand - 2014 - Christian Bioethics 20 (2):229-245.
Calvin at the Centre.Paul Helm - 2009 - Oxford University Press.
John Calvin's Ideas.Paul Helm - 2004 - Oxford University Press.
The Law in John Calvin's Ethics.William F. Keesecker - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
Persuasion in Calvin's Theology.E. David Willis - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
Calvin and the Sixth Commandment.Daniel A. Augsburger - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
Calvin and the Dilemma of Hypocrisy.William J. Bouwsma - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
Calvin's Conversion to Teachableness.Wilhelm H. Neuser - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
Paul Helm John Calvin's Ideas. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004). Pp. VIII+438. £60.00 (Hbk). ISBN 0 19 925569. [REVIEW]Stephen N. Williams - 2005 - Religious Studies 41 (4):467-471.
Calvin's Ecclesiastical Advice.Jean Calvin, Mary Beaty, Benjamin W. Farley & John H. Leith - 1991
Biblical Law as the Source of Morality in Calvin.Marta Garcia-Alonso - 2011 - History of Political Thought 32 (1):1-19.
Conversio Ad Docelitam: John Calvin on Conversion and Being a Christian.Wim A. Dreyer - 2014 - Hts Theological Studies 70 (3):01-05.
Biblical Law as the Source of Morality in Calvin.Marta García Alonso - 2011 - History of Political Thought 32 (1):1-19.
A Scrap of Bread and a Right Conscience.David L. Foxgrover - 1987 - In Peter De Klerk (ed.), Calvin and Christian Ethics: Papers and Responses Presented at the Fifth Colloquium on Calvin & Calvin Studies Sponsored by the Calvin Studies Society Held at the Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 8 and 9, 1985. Calvin Studies Society.
John L. THOMPSON, "John Calvin and the Daughters of Sarah. Women in Regular and Exceptional Roles in the Exegesis of Calvin, his Predecessors and his Contemporaries". [REVIEW]J. Borel - 1993 - Revue de Théologie Et de Philosophie 125:295.
Bill Calvin's Brainstorm.William Calvin - manuscript

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U.S. Navy aims to buy more Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornets
The U.S. Navy plans to divest its older model Boeing Co (BA.N) F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets in coming years and hopes to buy dozens of F/A-18E/F Super Hornets to deal with a shortfall of strike fighters aboard its carriers, a Navy official said.
The plan, which is still being finalized, could be implemented as early as part of the fiscal 2018 budget, said the official, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
"To decrease the strike fighter shortfall and to best prepare future air wings for likely threats we will soon divest from legacy Hornets, look to buy several squadrons worth of Super Hornets and continue with efforts to bring on the F-35 carrier variant," said the official.
The Navy also plans to field and deploy a new unmanned carrier-based refueling plane, the official said.
Sources familiar with Navy plans say delays in the fielding of the carrier variant of the Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N) F-35 fighter jet, longer-than-expected maintenance times for older model Hornets, and higher usage rates have left the Navy facing a shortfall of about 70 fighter jets in coming years.
If implemented, the plan would provide dozens of new orders for Boeing and keep its St. Louis production line running for several more years.
"We would welcome an opportunity to develop a plan, with the Navy, that would allow us to continue providing the robust capabilities of the Super Hornet well into the future," said Boeing spokesman Todd Blecher.
The company had suffered a setback last month when Congress failed to include 12 Super Hornets in the fiscal 2017 defense authorization bill, opening a potential gap in the Boeing production line until several foreign orders for Kuwait and Canada are finalized. The $618.7 billion bill was passed Friday by the U.S. House of Representatives, and the Senate is expected to vote on the measure next week.
Navy officials say the jets could still be added to the fiscal 2017 budget as part of a supplemental budget that lawmakers are urging Republican President-elect Donald Trump to submit after he takes office.
Republicans, who will control both houses of Congress and the White House after Trump is sworn in on Jan. 20, see good prospects for raising military spending levels and scrapping a 2010 law that imposed mandatory cost caps on defense spending.
The older model Hornets could be transferred to the Marine Corps, which has faced its own maintenance issues, including a lack of spare parts.
Source:reuters.com


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Just in time for Spring is this handsome classic shirt. It offers a button down collar, front button placket, and long sleeves. There is a two button cuff for the perfect sleeve fit and an extended button placket. An open patch pocket is located on the left chest. The back includes a straight back yoke with a box pleat, and the hem is slightly rounded. Constructed of 60% cotton and 40% polyester, it is machine washable in cold water.


You can probably tell that much of the food I'm cooking these days is inspired by dishes from all over the world. I love making and eating French classics, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern inspired recipes and am equally happy making simple dishes from anywhere in Asia. My pantry has an ever expanding collection of ingredients. A few weeks ago Lou asked me to go round to Tai Ping Trading on Beach Rd to buy some kimchi for the Mexican/Korean tacos that chefs were creating.
Walking in past the cooked ducks hanging in the window made me start obsessing about having a meal of Peking duck. In our rag trade days we spent a lot of time in Hong Kong and Taiwan and always had one or two meals that included Peking duck and I can still vividly recall the taste. So, on the way home from work one day I made Mike detour to Tai Ping and we bought a duck, the appropriate pancakes, spring onions, cucumber and a jar of sauce labelled 'Secret Recipe Peking Duck Sauce' (hoisin sauce or plum sauce are also fine). I couldn't cope with the thought of the duck's head so asked them to cut it off for me. Once home I put the duck in a hot oven for a few minutes to crisp the skin back up. It was absolutely delicious.
Then a couple of days, knowing that I couldn't hope to cook a whole duck with perfect crispy skin I decided to make a version of Peking Duck using duck breasts making the emphasis on perfectly cooked juicy breast rather than all crispy skin. It's so easy and quick.
Simply heat a heavy cast iron frying pan till medium hot. Place the duck breasts (1 per person) in the pan skin side down. The fat will start to run and the skin brown. Cook for about 8 minutes. During this time you'll need to pour off the fat once or twice. When the skin is golden and crisp, remove the breasts and sprinkle them all over with a mix of Chinese five spice powder (½ tsp) and fine sea salt (1 tsp). Put the breasts back into the pan flesh side down and cook for another 3-4 minutes. Remove from the pan and let them rest for 3-4 minutes. Don't cover them as the skin won't stay as crisp. Then slice. Assemble your own pancakes spreading each with sauce, then slices of duck breast, spring onions and cucumber batons.


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Paradis: Brother John Paradis fic
Brother John SMIS Yearbook 1969
Brother John Paradis 1985
Brother John Paradis fic
Brother Paul- Emile Paradis fic
Brother Paul Paradis fic
Canadian-born Religious Brother with the Brothers of Christian Instruction, a religious order of Brothers founded by Jean-Marie de la Mennais and Gabriel Deshayes. The brothers are also known as La Mennais Brothers, Mennasians or Mennaisians. (They are, specifically, the Brothers of Christian Instruction of Ploërmel, not to be confused then with the Brothers of Christian Instruction of St. Gabriel)
Brother Paradis currently resides in Quebec, Canada
I have been told that Brother Paradis taught at St. Mary's International School back in the 1960s and perhaps into the 70s. At some time he disappeared – he was back at SMIS teaching French and Religion in the mid 80s. Brother Paradis now lives in LaPrairie, Quebec in a Brothers of Christian Instruction facility (I believe it is the mother-house?). LaPrairie is a suburb of Montreal, Quebec and also home to College Jean de la Mennais, a private school once operated by the Brothers. There is a graveyard on school property where Brothers connected to the school are buried.
There are now allegations that five Mennasian Brothers sexually abused boys at SMIS: (i) Brother Lawrence Lambert fic (Guy Lambert); (ii) Brother John Paradis fic (Brother Paul-Emile Paradis or Brother Paul Paradis); (iii) Brother Benoit Lessard fic (Brother Daniel Lessard). Brother Lessard died in 1980; (iv) Brother Marcel Villemure fic (Brother Claude Villemure) and (v) Brother Alban Cyr fic
It has also been learned that Frank Selas, a layman who taught at SMIS, is a child molester. Ditto Donald Andrews.
Brother Lessard died in 1980. The other three Brothers are still alive. As far as I can tell the first four Brothers were at SMIS at the same time in the 60s – they were definitively all in Japan, and definitely all at the school on retreat December 1963. Brother Cyr was there in the late 60s to early 70s – I am quite certain that he too is still alive.
Frank Selas is believed to be hiding out in South America since a warrant for his arrest was issued in Louisiana. Don Andrews is a dean of some sort at DeVry U.
16 August 2015: Australian diplomat's son in Tokyo St Mary's child sexual abuse story
06 My 2015: BLOG Trouble at the Embassy
30 April 2015: BLOG "Religious Activities"
15 April 2015: BLOG "Done once"
Agreement (First draft) with Brother Lawrence victim and Brothers of Christian Instruction Japan-Philippines (blog commentary attached)
04 October 2014: Kagei letter to parents and alumni re contact by victims and talk of some sort of inquiry
Brother Paradis knew that Brother Lawrence Lambert was a molester, despite this he allowed Lambert to return to Japan, freely interact with young boys, and return to teaching at SMIS
10 November 2013: Trouble at the Embassy (Statement signed by victim's mother recalling events which transpired after son was sodomised by Brother Lawrence)
Trouble at the Embassy (text version of above with pseudonyms rather than redactions for many of the names)
24 October 2013: Brother Raymond Ducharme asks victim to send copy for fees for trip and references Brother John Paradis apology
"I have asked the superior of br. John Paradis in Canada to get in touch with br. John, and see what could be done for the apology. By the way, actually his name is Paul-Émile but "John", I think, was his religious name, which was taken when a brother made his profession as brother: that was the way of doing things in the past). I am still waiting for his final answer, I believe that, anyway, br. Paradis is very sad about what happened to you and regret the whole thing. Since he is now a 87-year-old man, I wonder if it will be possible but I hope that he might do something."
Comment re "Brother John" posted 07 February 2014 0n the St. Mary's International School Labor Dispute website Forum
deapks
Penn state revisited. I attended St Mary's way back in the late 60′s. I remember Brother John a French Canadian (1 do not know his last name, but I think he was on the top shelf of the bros, one of a few with his own office) I walked in on him having or actually giving oral sex to a senior. The senior was from India I recall or somewhere similar, and Bro John was on his knees in front of the senior wearign his black cassock and rosary beads.. . At the time I thought he was pissing in Bro John's mouth, years ;later I found out what he was actually doing.
At least the senior was taking the top position, but still quite mentally think it is sick sick for Bro John. There was a female teacher, think her name was Miss Pedro who saw it too as we were together.
They trained them French Canadians well in 'novice training' school back in Canada, hate to imagine how the novices must have had to 'accommodate' the bros there? Maybe that is where Bro Lawrence learnt to do what he did?..
[See full exchange here: 20 February 2014: St. Mary's International School Labor Dispute Forum]
06 October 2014: BLOG SMIS sex abuse scandal
03 April 2014: BLOG More on the Brothers and SMIS
02 April 2014:BLOG New pictures of Brothers
22 March 2014: BLOG 'Counselling' sessions in the landing office
28 February 2014: More allegations against Brothers of Christian Instruction
20 February 2014: BLOG Three of them
The first day of school, September 1969
St. Mary's International School, Japan. Silent video clip
http://www.theinquiry.ca/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Brothers-of-Christian-Instruction-St-Marys-International-School-First-day-of-school-sept.-1969.mp4
Undated pictures probably from the 1960s when Brother John was Headmaster at SMIS (Click individual pictures to enlarge)
On the occasion of Mr. K. Matsushita's visit to the school. He is the president of Matsushita Electric Co. (Brother John front row second from Left )
Brother John in receiving line? Sometime in '60s.?
Brother John, far left
Brother John at banquet or dinner – sometime in 60s?
Bro John with swim team 1971
Bro John poolside 1971
Unless otherwise indicated the following information is drawn from documents from the Brothers of Christian Instruction online (fic) or personal information (P)
2014: Living in Brothers of Christian Instruction facility in La Prairie, Quebec, Canada
2010: Living in Brothers of Christian Instruction facility in La Prairie, Quebec (Brothers of Christian Instruction 2010 administrative report)
2009: Brothers with Brothers of Christian Instruction November 2009
1985 – ?: teaching French and Religion at St. Mary's International School in Japan (see picture above). I have been told that after his return he was teaching at the school for a number of years (P)
1960s- ?1970s: was headmaster at St. Mary's International School in Tokyo for some years in the 1960s and possibly into the 70s (P)
31 December 1963: The picture below is a group picture of the brothers taken in 1963 after a retreat at St. Mary's International School in Tokyo. In the picture are: Brother Paul-Emile Paradis (Brother John Paradis/Brother Paul Paradis), Brother Guy Lambert (Brother Lawrence Lambert) and Brother Benoit Lessard (Brother Daniel Lessard) (31 December 1963:
Group picture of Brothers of Christian Instruction after a retreat at St. Mary's International School in Tokyo (Brother Lawrence Lambert is Brother Guy Lambert. This is Page 8 from April 2010 edition of LaMennais magazine)
08 July 1948: I think this date was final vows? (Click here for list of Brothers with Brothers of Christian Instruction November 2009 )
15 August 1942: joined Brothers of Christian Instruction for formation
15 April 1926: DOB
5 Responses to Paradis: Brother John Paradis fic
there is no honesty left at SMIS says:
Time for a fully funded public inquiry into SMIS and the sexual activities of the brothers.
This will need to be chaired by someone who not from or associated with SMIS or the Brothers of Christian Instruction, someone who is given unfettered access to records and staff.
How many more will be plucked out and put into the headlines?
a heartbroken alumnus says:
I remember Br. Paul. I never had him for class. I remember him as a nice man. He did not strike me as being the type who would do anything like what alleged. However, I have to be fair. If there are anyone who can support this allegation, it needs to be reported. If Br. Paul is innocent, this needs to be proven.
Four new pictures added to the Brother John Paradis fic page
Thanks Sylvia, what a wonderful resource you are , the Tokyo Labor Site today acknowledged your work.
Simon Scott says:
Hi! My name is Simon Scott and I am a Tokyo-based freelance journalist who is a regular contributor to the Japan Times. I am also the Japan correspondent for the New Zealand Herald. Many of the stories I have published are up on the web, so Google: Simon Scott + Japan Time etc., if you want to check out previous stuff I have written.
I am currently researching a story about sexual abuse at St. Mary's International School for the Japan Times and want to communicate with anyone who has any relevant information. I would like to talk with not just the victims of the abuse, but also anyone who may have information they feel could help with my story or who may be able to put me in contact with someone who does. I fully understand this is a sensitive topic and be rest assured that I won't disclose the identity of any sources who wish to remain anonymous.
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January is prime time for new beginnings. Every December we imagine new resolutions for the New Year. And this time we swear it will be different – this year we will actually keep our resolutions!
But every year, it's the same story. We start off strong, and with each passing week we lose focus and motivation. By summer, we've all but forgotten about our resolutions. Then in December we're right back where we started the previous year – promising that the next year really will be different this time!
I'm no stranger to making lofty goals, losing interest in them, and abandoning them altogether. I have been going through this cycle since I was old enough to understand what a New Year's Resolution is.
A little over a month ago, I stumbled upon a completely different way to think about goal planning. I immediately put it into action, and I promise you, it is an absolute game-changer!
In this post, I am going to teach you how to set and achieve your goals for REAL this year, and every year after!
The new method to goal setting that I recently learned was through Rachel Hollis, a motivational speaker and entrepreneur. I came across this gem while listening to her podcast, and tweaked it a bit to make it more tangible. Let's dive in!
Goals are much easier to stick with when they are intentional as opposed to goals you randomly decide you want to accomplish.
To create intentional goals, we have to be more future-oriented than we usually are. Instead of deciding where we want to be in one year from now, we should think about what we want our lives to look in 10 years from now.
First, grab a pen and a notebook. Next, start imagining what you want your life to look like in 10 years. Don't hold back!
Do NOT type. Handwriting slows your brain down, allows you to be more thoughtful, and helps you to remember what you're writing.
Don't write this in future tense. Write it in present tense, as if it is your life now.
Again, don't restrict yourself. If something pops into your head that you think is ridiculous or impossible, write it down anyway. Don't you dare scale back, girlfriend!
Write down every detail of this life that you can dream of – the type of car that you drive, the types of friends you have, your relationship status, where you live, what you live in, how you dress, what you look like, how you feel when you wake up in the morning and when you go to bed at night.
Write down what a typical day is for you. Write down how you serve others, what your career is (if you even have one!), and the types of vacations you go on. Anything and everything!
Your dream life in 10 years is what you are going to work toward for the next 10 years. I don't want to hear excuses that it's impossible. You are perfectly capable of achieving it. Got it? Good.
We're not stopping here though. Knowing what you're working toward over the next 10 years is a great starting point, but boy does it feel overwhelming!
I have an amazing relationship with my husband and we have been married for 12 years. I have strong and close relationships with my two boys. I have a close knit group of girlfriends who are funny and down to earth. We get together once a week and laugh until we cry every single time. I am a successful blogger and we are 100% debt-free.
I have an amazing relationship with my husband.
I am very close with my sons.
I have a small group of reliable and genuine girlfriends who truly care about me, and I for them.
I have paid off all of our debt, including our mortgage.
Your list of dreams will probably be very long (if it's not, then you're not dreaming big enough!). Don't let it scare or discourage you. Think of it as exciting!!
At this point, Rachel suggests picking the 10 dreams from your list that are most important to you. The idea is to work toward one dream every year for the next decade.
Instead of picking the 10 dreams that are most important to you, review your dreams and prioritize them as best as you can.
The first dream that you pick to work on should be the backbone to accomplishing the rest of your dreams. For me, that is having an amazing relationship with my husband. Our relationship is the foundation on which all of the other dreams are built. If we don't have a great relationship, or if our marriage ever fails, it will be really difficult to bring my other dreams to fruition.
Besides, I like the guy – I'd like to keep him around!
For you, your backbone dream may be paying off your school loans so that you have money in the future to invest in a business. Maybe it's getting yourself to a healthier state so that you're in a better place physically and mentally to continue to work on all of your other dreams.
Whatever it is, that is the first dream you're going to work toward. In fact, it is the ONLY dream you are going to work toward until you've achieved it.
We all agree that we have a finite amount of energy everyday. We need to recharge daily at some point.
Now imagine that you have 3 balls on a field. You push one ball forward, then the second, and then the third.
You continue to do this throughout the day. By the end of the day you're exhausted. You feel discouraged when you look back at how far you've pushed the balls. You didn't get them nearly as far as you wanted to.
After a period of time, you burn out and give up.
Now imagine that you are starting with only 1 ball instead of 3. All of your energy is going into pushing that one ball across the field. You're still tired at the end of the day, but not as much because you haven't been bouncing back and forth between balls.
On top of that, when you look back and see how far you pushed the ball, you feel exhilarated! And the same goes for the next day, and the next, and the next.
It's the same story with your dreams. It just won't work if you're trying to tackle too much at once. You'll drain yourself out and lose motivation.
So again, friend – one dream at a time.
Think about and decide on the first dream that you are going to give your all to. Everything else goes into maintenance mode. We're still going to put our efforts into all other areas of our lives, like our jobs, families, friends, etc. But any extra energy, time, passion? It's all going to that ONE dream.
So we now have the dream that we're going to work on first. And although it's just one small piece of our dream life, it may still feel overwhelming. That's because we need a plan, or a roadmap, that will guide us in achieving that dream.
Have you heard of SMART goals before? If you have ever worked in Corporate America, then you most certainly have. And you're also probably cringing right now (I know I am!). But I gotta admit, there's something to it!
We're going to turn in our dream into SMART goals with tangible actions that will drive us to accomplishment.
To determine what your SMART goals should be, think about your dream and the critical steps you need to take to get there. If your dream is to be debt-free, one of your goals could be to pay off the credit card with the biggest balance. If your dream is to live a healthy lifestyle, a goal could be focused on losing weight.
Making your goals specific keeps you motivated and focused. For instance, if you set a vague goal of "lose weight", you're not truly focused on what you're working toward and what success looks like. You could lose 2 pounds in 2 months and technically have hit your goal. But is that really the progress you are looking to make? How do you know if you're on track if you haven't decided how much weight you want to lose?
Think about what success looks like for you when it comes the goal. If your goal is to lose weight, is success losing 5 pounds, 10 pounds, or 20 pounds? If your goal is to pay off debt, is success paying off $500, $5,000, or $50,000?
Your goals need to be realistic. If they're not, you will get discouraged and give up.
They also need to be relevant to the dream you're working towards. This goes back to putting ALL of your extra energy into ONE dream. You don't want to be all over the place. That's a fast way to burn out.
Lastly, your goals should be time-bound. Otherwise, you'll lose a sense of urgency and open the door for procrastination.
90 days is an ideal amount of time to accomplish your goal. You can make the timeframe shorter as long as it's realistic. But don't make it longer than 90 days. And again, make sure that the specific goal you set to accomplish in that 90 day period is actually possible to accomplish within that timeframe.
Pay off the credit card with the biggest balance by March 31st.
Pay off all school loans by September 30th.
Pay off 3 remaining credit cards by December 31st.
You have your overall dream and you have it broken down into more specific, manageable chunks. Now you need to break it down into actions. What do you need to do daily, weekly, and monthly to reach each goal?
Let's look at the debt-free dream example again. What do you need to do over the next 90 days to pay off the first credit card? Actions could be paying the minimum on all other debts, putting all extra money toward that particular card, and getting a side hustle to make more money.
Become emotionally closer with Adam by 3/31/2019. Success is less arguing, quicker bounce-backs after an argument, less tension, and more affection.
Explain this goal to Adam so we're both on the same page and working toward the same thing – the best relationship we can possibly have.
Have one date night every week (whether it's out of the house or in the house).
Text something sweet to him everyday.
Have an honest conversation with him about what his expectations, needs and wants are, as well as what mine are.
It's specific (become emotionally closer), measurable (less arguing, etc.), achievable (I know we love each other and can make this a reality), relevant (emotionally closer means a better relationship), and time-bound (by 3/31/19).
As Tony Robbins says, where focus goes, energy flows! To stay focused on your goals, you need to remind yourself everyday what you are working toward and why.
Each morning, read your long-term vision. Then write down the dream you're currently working on, why it's important to you, the goals you're working on, and the associated actions. Each time you write these things down, they are cemented even more into your mind.
Each evening, review what you wrote down in the morning. Next, reflect on your day and write down where you did good and what you could have done better. By writing down opportunities for improvement, you're taking note of what caused them and you know what to avoid in the future. By writing down your successes, you're motivating yourself to keep working hard.
Also, by tracking your progress you can figure out what is working and what isn't. You can re-work your goals and/or actions as needed. For instance, if I find that I keep forgetting to text my husband something sweet everyday, I may decide that a better action is to thank him for something he did that day before he goes to bed. Afterall, I know I will always talk to him before I go to bed, and that will probably be more meaningful to him than a text.
Here are some helpful tips to remember as you brainstorm, create, and track your dreams and goals.
Unless this is a goal that you're working on, don't go crazy and plan to begin working out 6 days a week and doing a Whole30 when you're not doing any physical activity and snacking on junk food all day.
Remember, everything unrelated to your goal goes into maintenance mode.
But make sure you're doing some more basic things to keep yourself healthy and feeling good. Drink 64 ounces of water a day, get 8 hours of sleep, and try to go for a walk or get outside for 10 minutes everyday.
You'll have more energy to give to your goals if you stay hydrated and rested.
There is a great piece of wisdom floating around that reminds us we can start over on any day at any point in time.
We can begin working towards our goals and making life changes on whichever day we want. It doesn't have to be a Monday, the start of the month, or the start of the New Year.
What matters is that we start.
Yes, there is something magical about the beginning of a new year. It truly feels like we are given a blank slate to start over with and we're more than ready to start fresh.
But really, any time is a good time to start working towards something that will improve your life!
Don't get discouraged if you miss one of your action items for the week, or if you don't achieve your goal within the timeframe you set for yourself. Life can be tough and sometimes we get curve balls thrown our way.
If this happens to you, take a little time to evaluate why you missed the goal, re-engineer it, and start again. Remind yourself why this goal is important and why you shouldn't give up on it. Keep your mindset positive!
Each day is a new beginning and a fresh start!
Share your goals with someone who you will motivate and encourage you, as well as keep you accountable. If you don't have someone personally to share your goals with you can join a Facebook group or a community group that is working toward a similar goal as yours.
Who you are today is not who you were 5 years ago. And who you will be 5 years from now is different than who you are today. Your desires and needs are going to change throughout time. Therefore, so will your dream life.
Keep a pulse on this and adjust your smaller dreams and goals as you need to. Your goals and actions can be fluid. If you find that a goal doesn't make sense anymore or there is a better way to do something, don't be afraid to change it up! Just make sure that you keep the new goal SMART so that you can stay focused.
Find pictures and words from magazines that represent your dream life. Pin them to a bulletin board and hang it up where you will see it frequently throughout the day. A vision board will help you remember why you're working so hard toward your goals. It will give you an extra push on those really hard days when you feel like giving up.
If this is your first time making a vision board, this handy vision board kit will help you create it!
Your first and most important step is to imagine and write down your ideal life in 10 years from now. This is the basis for everything else. It will help you create intentional goals designed to make your dream life a reality.
There's no reason to wait on starting this process. I recommend you start as soon as you have some quiet time by yourself. Afterall, the sooner you start, the sooner you'll reach your long-term vision!
Define and write down your long-term vision.
Review your long-term vision and write down all of the small dreams that make it up.
Pick one dream, the first dream on your prioritized list. Create 90-day SMART goals that will help you accomplish that dream.
Stay motivated and focused by writing down your vision, dreams, and goals daily. Review your day before going to bed and track your progress.
When you've achieved a goal, repeat this process with the next goal.
When you've made the dream you're working on a reality, move on to the next dream until you've reached your long-term vision!
I know that making your dreams a reality seems daunting and sometimes impossible; But I also know that you can make it happen! The process is not always easy, but it is rewarding. Every action you take will bring you one step closer to achieving your dream life. You can do this!
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Q: Jquery Toggle Content between two specific words in HTML I have the following Javascript code to toggle content between -a- & -ea-.
When this runs, I have a "View answer" link in my HTML.
Now, I want to behavior like: between -example- & -endexample- , I should have a "View example" link, between -sample- & -endsample-, I should have a "View Sample" link and so on.
The fiddle https://jsfiddle.net/eoc74009/6/
    $(document).ready(funciton(){
    initToggleContent();
});

initToggleContent = function(){
    var p_content = $(".content").html();
    p_content = p_content.replace(new RegExp("-a-","g"),"
")
  p_content = p_content.replace(new RegExp("-ea-","g"),"

")
  $(".content").html(p_content);
  $("View Answer").insertBefore(".toggle-content");
  $(document).on('click',".toggle-button",function(){
    $(this).next(".toggle-content").toggleClass("hidden");
    if($(this).html()==="View Answer"){
        $(this).html("Hide Answer");
    }
    else{
    $(this).html("View Answer");
    }
  });

}

A: You can use this code:
p_content = p_content.replace(/-([^\-]+)-([\s\S]*)-end\1-/gm, function(_, name, content) {
   return 'View ' + name + '' +
    '' +
    content + '
';
});

span instead of div because div can't be inside p tag.
Regex explanation:
-([^\-]+)- will match dash, any number of not dashes and a dash
([\s\S]*) will match anything including newline characters
-end\1-  will match dash end and prevouisly matched name
parentesis are used as capturing group so you can reference them in replace.
And modifed click handler:
$(document).on('click',".toggle-button",function(){
    $(this).next(".toggle-content").toggleClass("hidden");
    var name = $(this).data('name');
    if($(this).html()==="View " + name){
        $(this).html("Hide " + name);
    }
    else{
        $(this).html("View " + name);
    }
});

JSFIDDLE

A: I went a little silly on this and kept iterating an the answer to come up with a more frameworky solution, this allows you to create your own html snippets that look kind of like jsx, and rely's on css checkboxes to toggle the content rather than binding js which can get cumbersome if not managed properly.
https://jsfiddle.net/eoc74009/9/

var
  $content = $('.content'),
  __id = makeNumberIterator(),
  text = $content.html();

// this object holds the bbcode functions
var codes = {
  sample: bbcode('sample', function(content, id) {
    return (
      '
' +
        '<input type="checkbox" class="sample-checkbox" id="sample-' + id + '">' +
        'Sample' +
        '

' + content + '

' +
      '
'
    );
  }),
  link: bbcode('a', function(content, id) {
    return (
      '
' +
        '<input type="checkbox" class="toggle__checkbox" id="toggle-' + id + '">' +
        'Answer' +
        '
' + content + '
' +
      '
'
    )
  })
}

$content.html(replaceWithCodes(text, codes));

/**
 * replaceWithCodes
 *
 * this funtion will call each of the bbcodes functions to replace the content
 *
 * @param {string}  content  html content from the page
 * @param {Object} codes   object of the bbcode functions
 */
function replaceWithCodes(content, codes) {
  for (var key in codes) {
    content = codes[key](content);
  }
  return content;
}

/**
 * bbcode
 *
 * this is a factory for a function to replace your -bbcode- with a template
 *
 * @param {string}   code    bbcode to find in text without hyphens
 * @param {Function}  template  jsx style function template, recieves content and id
 *
 * @returns {string}       replaced template
 */
function bbcode(code, template) {
  return function(input) {
    var reg = new RegExp('-' + code + '-([^-]+)-end' + code + '-', 'gm');
    return input.replace(reg, function(_, content) {
      return template(content, __id());
    });
  }
}

/**
 * makeNumeberIterator
 *
 * this is a helper function to get a function which returns
 * an incrementing number
 *
 * @param {Number}  initial  initial value to iterate from
 */
function makeNumberIterator(initial) {
  var ii = initial || 0;
  return function() {
    return ii++;
  }
}
* {
  box-sizing: border-box;
}
.sample,
.toggle {
  margin: 1em 0;
}
input[type=checkbox] {
  -webkit-appearance: none;
  appearance: none;
}
input[type=checkbox] ~ label {
  background: #3cf;
  color: white;
  padding: .3em 1em;
  margin: 1em 0;
}
input[type=checkbox] ~ label:before {
  content: "View ";
}
input[type=checkbox] ~ .toggle__content,
input[type=checkbox] ~ .sample__content {
  display: none;
  padding: 1em;
  .3em;
}
input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ label:before {
  content: "Hide ";
}
input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ .toggle__content,
input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ .sample__content {
  display: block;
}

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The company will hold a conference call at 4 p.m. Central time today to discuss this update. This conference call will be available live at www.ti.com/ir. TI's original second-quarter outlook was published in the company's first-quarter 2009 earnings release on April 20, available at www.ti.com/ir. TI's second quarter ends on June 30.


As trendy leftists fight against President Trump's border wall, Alex Jones presents a local news report from Austin, Texas where business owners are petitioning the city government to build a wall in an affluent part of town to prevent crime and maintain public sanitation.
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The Wenvoe Arms is a village pub in Wenvoe, in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales.

Dating back to the late 18th century, the pub has been a focal point of the village for many years, and many committee meetings were held here. The pub was bought by S A Brain sometime in the mid 1980s, which was viewed at the time as the final step in the corporatisation of Wales' small rural communities,  from its days as a tight-knit farming community, through the population explosion in the 1960s to the present day. A malt house was once located behind the pub.

Although the village's population number of a few hundred at the beginning of the 20th century has been vastly augmented, the pub maintains a small and close-knit group of regulars, many of whom have been drinking at the Wenvoe Arms for many years. Every Thursday the pub offers pole dancing and burlesque lessons.

References

External links
Official site

Pubs in the Vale of Glamorgan

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Review: They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen's Coffee Morning
July 28, 2019 By Ben Williams Leave a Comment
Last Thursday I watched the latest Chameleons Theatre production – They Came From Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen's Guild's coffee Morning – yes that is the title. A double parody of both amateur dramatics and sci-fi, the play is hilarious in how layered the comedy was, with multiple levels of humour. This performance also came ploughman's dinner beforehand, which I thought was a nice touch and made the fourth wall breaks more immersive and "in tune" with the style of the play.
The nature of the play also meant a fake programme was created with lots of funny notes such as "Tickets cost £1 each- a strip of 5 is a bargain at £6" and the fact that Mrs Reece is the only member of the behind the scenes crew. The basic plot has the fictional Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society putting together a really, really, really dreadful version of They Came From Mars. Hilarity ensues. [Read more…] about Review: They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen's Coffee Morning
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Since I was very young Blackadder has been my favourite comedy show. The antics of the various members of the Blackadder family throughout history is one of Britain's best loved comedies and for good reason.
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The Chameleons: Blackadder Goes Forth – Review by Allison Symes
November 2, 2018 By Allison Symes 5 Comments
IMAGE CREDIT: A very big thank you to Stuart Wineberg and The Chameleons for kind permission to use the images in this post.
I'm delighted to review the Chameleons' latest production – Blackadder Goes Forth. [Read more…] about The Chameleons: Blackadder Goes Forth – Review by Allison Symes
The Chameleons: Blackadder Goes Forth – Review by Dominic Mayes
October 31, 2018 By SO53 News 2 Comments
This review is written by Dominic Mayes
Blackadder Goes Forth, performed by Chameleon Theatre Company, went beyond all expectations. It truly brought back a classic comedy set during one of the greatest conflicts in history on the Western Front in 1917. [Read more…] about The Chameleons: Blackadder Goes Forth – Review by Dominic Mayes
A Bunch of Amateurs – Review by Allison Symes
August 3, 2018 By Allison Symes Leave a Comment
Image Credit: As ever, a very big thank you to Lionel Elliott and The Chameleons for supplying the pictures.
There can't be many plays which manage to be entertaining and reveal all you need to know about Shakespeare's King Lear at the same time but A Bunch of Amateurs managed this beautifully.
Ben Williams' review shows what a great play this is and, if you love a laugh AND Shakespeare, it is the play for you. (It was a film, starring Burt Reynolds, but for a play about a play, the stage is the best place for it).
[Read more…] about A Bunch of Amateurs – Review by Allison Symes
Tags: acting, Chameleon Theatre, Chandler's Ford community, comedy, drama, Hursley Road, review, Ritchie Memorial Hall, Shakespeare
Review: A Bunch of Amateurs by Chameleon Theatre Company
The latest performance A Bunch of Amateurs by the Chameleons is a hilarious satire on Hollywood egotism and Shakespeare. When Stratford (Suffolk, not on-Avon) runs out of money for the theatre, the Stratford Player's only choice is a washed up Hollywood actor called Jefferson Steel, who agrees to act in an amateur dramatics production of King Lear – only to find himself in the wrong Stratford- not the luxurious home of Shakespeare, but a nondescript English village. [Read more…] about Review: A Bunch of Amateurs by Chameleon Theatre Company
April Trio of Plays – The Chameleons – Review by Allison Symes
May 4, 2018 By Allison Symes 1 Comment
Image Credit: Many thanks to Lionel Elliott and the Chameleons for supplying the images.
It was good to be back at the Richie Memorial Hall to watch the Chameleons' latest production on Thursday, 26th April. They staged three plays in one show. All were set in different times and backgrounds. [Read more…] about April Trio of Plays – The Chameleons – Review by Allison Symes
Tags: acting, drama, entertainment, review, Ritchie Memorial Hall, World War One
Review: April Trio of Plays by Chameleon Theatre Company
April 28, 2018 By Ben Williams 1 Comment
O, What a Lovers' War by Karen Ince. Directed by Diana Mills.
The first play was focused on the First World War. This is a period of history I'm quite familiar with, as studying history has helped me understand the different sides of the war. I'm studying the downfall of Tsarist Russia in history and it's linked with involvement in the First World War and I also recalled visiting Australia and reading up on the ANZAC troops involvement in the War. My mum was confused as to why the Union Flag appeared at the end, but the flag in its current form has existed since 1801. [Read more…] about Review: April Trio of Plays by Chameleon Theatre Company
Tags: arts and crafts, Chameleon Theatre, Chandler's Ford community, community, entertainment, event, Hursley Road, local interest, review, Ritchie Memorial Hall, theatre
Review: Jack and the Beanstalk by Chameleon Theatre Chandler's Ford – January 2018
February 9, 2018 By Geoff Dodsworth 2 Comments
I should begin by explaining that the regular contributors who normally write these articles were unavailable on this occasion and consequently we were asked if we would write the review ourselves. I volunteered as I had had no involvement in this Pantomime, apart from watching it as a member of the Front of House Staff for the last three performances so hopefully my review will be objective. I have also attempted to follow the style of the previous articles which has been to describe rather than criticise. [Read more…] about Review: Jack and the Beanstalk by Chameleon Theatre Chandler's Ford – January 2018
Murdered To Death – The Chameleon Theatre Company – Review Part 2
November 10, 2017 By Allison Symes 6 Comments
I had the great joy of going to see Murdered to Death by Peter Gordon as performed by The Chameleon Theatre Group on Saturday 28th October. What with the Book Fair in the morning, it was a busy day but a hugely enjoyable one and the show rounded things off beautifully.
How can you tell if something is a spoof? I always look for tautology in the title! It is done for exaggeration (a great comic technique). I can't think of any other genre where the "To Death" bit would be added. It certainly wouldn't be in crime fiction, where murder generally is taken very seriously! [Read more…] about Murdered To Death – The Chameleon Theatre Company – Review Part 2
Tags: arts and crafts, Chameleon Theatre, Chandler's Ford community, community, entertainment, event, Hursley Road, local interest, review, Ritchie Memorial Hall, theatre, writing
Review: Murdered to Death by Chameleon Theatre Company
November 8, 2017 By Ben Williams 2 Comments
This play Murdered to Death performed by Chameleon Theatre Company in October was an obvious parody of an Agatha Christie murder mystery, right down to one of the characters being called Miss Maple, after the Miss Marple character. Poirot was also referenced, from Miss Maple knowing a Belgian chap, to Pierre Marceau resembling Poirot physically.
The funniest character was Inspector Pratt, who is the most incompetent detective ever. [Read more…] about Review: Murdered to Death by Chameleon Theatre Company
Review – A Comedy Trio: Chameleon Theatre Company – Allison Symes
May 5, 2017 By Allison Symes 4 Comments
I saw A Comedy Trio by The Chameleon Theatre Group on 27th April 2017. Despite feeling miserable due to a heavy cold, (I am not the world's best patient!), I am glad to say the production made me laugh and I went home feeling considerably better in spirit, at least, than when I arrived! Now there's a review for you…
Many thanks, as ever, to Lionel Elliott for supplying CFT with the pictures. [Read more…] about Review – A Comedy Trio: Chameleon Theatre Company – Allison Symes
Review: The House of Fog by Chameleon Theatre Company
April 29, 2017 By Ben Williams 2 Comments
I thoroughly enjoyed the comedies I watched last Thursday, performed by Chameleon Theatre Company at Ritchie Memorial Hall in Chandler's Ford. In this post, I will focus on one of the comedies, The House of Fog, by Peter Brammer.
The play The House of Fog was a really funny mockery of a horror movie, with an extra layer of comedy added due to the fourth wall aspect.
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Robin Hood and the Chameleons – Review by Allison Symes
February 3, 2017 By Allison Symes 5 Comments
I went to see the Chameleons' production of the pantomime, Robin Hood, on Thursday January 26th. The production was excellent and the pantomime had all the key ingredients you'd expect.
Humour, topical jokes (at the expense of D.J. Trump Esq), songs (sung with gusto and great enjoyment) and a wonderful story. There was the "oh no we won't" moment from the audience and the usual dressing up of women as men (though not the other way round as well here). Robin was actually a man in this production! (And played by the excellent Paul Jones who got into the traditional thigh slapping with considerable enthusiasm). [Read more…] about Robin Hood and the Chameleons – Review by Allison Symes
Review: All My Sons – Excellent Production by Chameleon Theatre Company
I went to see All My Sons by Arthur Miller at the Chameleon Theatre Company in Hursley Road recently.
Wonderful performances, a great story and I'm glad to have discovered this play. It is also, I think, apt that this review appears on 11th November given All My Sons is set in 1947. The impact of World War Two is still red raw on grieving families (as the play makes very clear). [Read more…] about Review: All My Sons – Excellent Production by Chameleon Theatre Company
Review: All My Sons – Chameleon Theatre Company 2016
November 1, 2016 By Janet Williams 2 Comments
Last weekend we watched All My Sons, Arthur Miller's modern classic.
It was the autumn 2016 production performed by the brilliant local theatre company of Chandler's Ford: Chameleon Theatre Company. [Read more…] about Review: All My Sons – Chameleon Theatre Company 2016
Harry Baker the Sunshine Kid; All My Sons
October 27, 2016 By Janet Williams 2 Comments
Two brilliant shows in Chandler's Ford are not to be missed today.
The first is from the poet Harry Baker — The Sunshine Kid, with The Underground Clown Club.
This will take place at Chandler's Ford Methodist Church tonight – Thursday 27th October at 7pm.
Nationally praised for his clever and quick-witted lines, Harry promises an evening of great entertainment.
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Tags: arts and crafts, Chandler's Ford Good Neighbours, Chandler's Ford community, comedy, community, Dovetail Centre, entertainment, event, Hursley Road, local interest, Methodist Church, Ritchie Memorial Hall, Winchester Road
Review: The Pocket Dream by Chameleon Theatre Company
I went to see The Pocket Dream, written by Elly Brewer and Sandi Toksvig, on 30th April 2016 at The Chameleon Theatre Group based at the Ritchie Memorial Hall in Hursley Road.
Despite living in Chandler's Ford for over 20 years, this was the first time I had managed to get to one of the Chameleons' productions. Many thanks to Lionel Elliot for supplying director's notes, the cast list and some of the images of the show (which were taken by Dave Wilkins). [Read more…] about Review: The Pocket Dream by Chameleon Theatre Company
Tags: arts and crafts, Chameleon Theatre, Chandler's Ford Good Neighbours, Chandler's Ford community, community, entertainment, event, Hursley Road, local interest, review, Ritchie Memorial Hall, writing
What's On in Chandler's Ford – Spring 2016
February 14, 2016 By SO53 News 9 Comments
Though it may be cold and wet these days, there are some interesting activities in and around Chandler's Ford just for you.
If you are the kind of person who plan your social life months ahead, then you may want to sign up for The Chandler's Ford Itchen Walk, which will take place on Sunday 12th June 2016.
Early birds get a bit of discount too. [Read more…] about What's On in Chandler's Ford – Spring 2016
Tags: Chameleon Theatre, Chandler's Ford Library, Chandler's Ford community, community, Eastleigh, entertainment, event, good neighbours, Hiltingbury, local interest, MDG Players, Methodist Church, music, Ritchie Memorial Hall, Rotary Club, social, The Hilt, theatre, Thornden Hall
Review of Aladdin by Chameleon Theatre Company
January 27, 2016 By Janet Williams 1 Comment
My husband and I went to see Aladdin, by Nigel Holmes, performed by the Chameleon Theatre Company at Ritchie Memorial Hall last Saturday.
I bumped into my neighbours at the hall. "How many are you here?" I asked.
"15!" [Read more…] about Review of Aladdin by Chameleon Theatre Company
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Sydney / London, 12 October 2017: Foresight Group ("Foresight"), a leading independent infrastructure and private equity manager, is pleased to announce that it has entered into binding contracts to acquire interests in three solar farms in Queensland, Australia, from Canadian Solar with an aggregate 117 MW of capacity through Foresight Solar Fund Limited ("FSFL"), increasing FSFL's portfolio to a net capacity to 622MW once installed.
The portfolio consists of Longreach Solar Farm (17 MW), Oakey 1 Solar Farm (30MW) and Oakey 2 Solar Farm (70 MW) with FSFL acquiring 49% interest in each of Longreach and Oakey 1, and a 100% interest in Oakey 2.
The acquisitions support FSFL's international growth strategy and see FSFL's portfolio expand by 18% in capacity to 23 assets, demonstrating FSFL's ability to grow the fund in attractive new geographies.
Two of the three solar farms (Oakey 1 and Longreach) hold 20-year offtake agreements with the Queensland Government and are under construction with connection to the grid expected in March and September 2018 respectively. Oakey 2 solar farm is expected to connect to the grid in October 2018 and will benefit from the sale of power and large-scale generation certificates ("LGCs") under the Renewable Energy Target regulatory framework.
Both Oakey 1 and Longreach have been funded to date by equity from Canadian Solar, grants from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency ("ARENA"), and senior debt from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation ("CEFC") and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
The acquisitions are subject to certain conditions being met including consents from relevant stakeholders. FSFL, in line with its low risk strategy, will not take development risk for the projects.
"We are pleased to have worked with FSFL and their team to complete successfully this milestone transaction. Canadian Solar is very well positioned in Australia with an 800+MW pipeline of early to late-stage developments and these projects will directly contribute to the Federal Government's Renewable Energy Target and State Government initiatives to generating affordable clean energy" commented Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Solar.
Foresight is seeing significant growth opportunities in renewable energy infrastructure, and is broadening its footprint beyond purely generation assets (solar, wind and bioenergy) into renewables enabling technologies, having recently acquired two utility scale battery storage assets, on top of expanding its portfolio of flexible generation assets in the UK.
As a global leading solar infrastructure investment manager, Foresight currently manages more than £1.6 billion (A$2.7 billion) in over 100 operating Photovoltaic ("PV") plants with a generating capacity of c. 1.2GW in the UK, Southern Europe, Australia and North America.
Foresight Group is headquartered in London, with international offices in Sydney, Rome and San Francisco with regional UK offices in Nottingham, Manchester and Guernsey.
Founded in 2001 in Canada, Canadian Solar is one of the world's largest and foremost solar power companies. As a leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic modules and a provider of solar energy solutions, Canadian Solar has a geographically diversified pipeline of utility-scale power projects in various stages of development. In the past 16 years, Canadian Solar has successfully delivered over 22 GW of premium quality modules to over 100 countries around the world. Furthermore, Canadian Solar is one of the most bankable companies in the solar industry, having been publically listed on NASDAQ since 2006.
For additional information about the Company, follow Canadian Solar on LinkedIn or visit http://www.canadiansolar.com.


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Q: react-native-calendars by wix changes week once date is clicked This is the code. Once I press the day it changes the display week but the day is correctly selected. If the onDayPress is  removed, it works properly. Is it a thing that you can't do with onDayPress? Has anyone run into this problem before and what solution did you find?
const { width, height } = Dimensions.get('window');
export default function JobsScreen() {
    const navigation = useNavigation();
    const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false);
const { menu } = useStates();

const currentDate = new Date().getFullYear() + "-" + (new Date().getMonth()+1 < 10 && "0" ) + (new Date().getMonth() + 1) + "-" + new Date().getDate();
const [dayMark, setDay] = useState(currentDate);

const [events, setEvents] = useState([]);
useEffect(() => {
    const fetchJobs = async() => {
        const responseJobs = await useRequest({url: "http://10.0.2.2:2000/getAppointments", method: "POST", body: {date: dayMark}});
        setEvents(responseJobs.map((e) => ({
            title: e.type + " - " + e.number,
            address: e.address,
            muni: e.muni,
            start: e.date + " " + e.time + ":00",
            end: e.date + " " + e.endTime + ":00",
            summary: e.comments
        })));
        setLoading(false);
    };

    fetchJobs();
}, []);

const requestEvents = async (e) => {
    setDay(e.dateString);
    const requestedEvents = await useRequest({url: "http://10.0.2.2:2000/getAppointments", method: "POST", body: {date: e.dateString}});
    setEvents(requestedEvents.map((e) => ({
        title: e.type + " - " + e.number,
        address: e.address,
        muni: e.muni,
        start: e.date + " " + e.time + ":00",
        end: e.date + " " + e.endTime + ":00",
        summary: e.comments
    })));
}

return loading ? <ActivityIndicator size="large" color="#EDEDED" /> : (
    <View style={styles.container}>
        {menu && (<MenuStrip />)}
        <Text style={styles.titles}>Jobs</Text>
        <TouchableOpacity style={styles.button} onPress={() => navigation.navigate('New Job')}><Text style={styles.buttonText}>Create new job</Text></TouchableOpacity>
        {/* <EventCalendar events={events} width={width} initDate={new Date()} style={styles.eventCalendar} format24h scrollToFirst /> */}
        <Agenda selected={dayMark} onDayPress={requestEvents} enableSwipeWeek />
        <ScrollView>
            {events && (
                events.map((e, index) => (
                    <View style={styles.eventBox} key={index}>
                        <Text style={styles.eventTitle}>{e.title}</Text>
                        <Text style={styles.eventAddress}>{e.address}</Text>
                        <Text style={styles.eventMuni}>{e.muni}</Text>
                        <Text style={styles.eventComments}>{e.summary}</Text>
                    </View>
                ))
            )}
        </ScrollView>
        <BottomNavigation />
    </View>
);
};