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Archive for the month "March, 2016"
The Wayward Women: Kind Words
Here are some flattering words from a debut audience member, Patrick Bushnell
"Hey Chicago friends,
I had the pleasure of seeing a very entertaining play in the Shakespearean style last night. Enjoy all of the word-play, sharp wit, and bawdiness that you love from that period. The actors and actresses all delivered fantastic performances with great presence, enthusiasm, and expression. The intimate setting at this theater affords you the joy of seeing their expressions up close, giving you a feeling of almost being part of the show.
The costume design by Delena Bradley was simply terrific; the costumes were beautiful and obviously meticulously crafted, and helped immensely to set the scene for the show. Also contributing to the atmosphere was the lighting. Quite often, the lighting of a show does not stand out to me; but this show was greatly enhanced by some outstanding lighting designs. They lent themselves perfectly to specific themes and emotions.
I enjoyed this play so much that I went on a research hunt to find out who penned it. To my surprise, I couldn't find "The Wayward Women" anywhere. After a little more digging, I found out that Jared McDaris wrote this himself! I can't stress this enough, I was astounded this wasn't an actual Shakespeare play that I somehow missed- he displays such a talent for writing dialogue that I will endeavor to see any play he's written.
I cannot recommend this show enough; go, have a couple drinks, and see this play. It is original, playful, hilarious, and you can tell that every single person involved in this production put everything they had into it.
A solid 4 of 4 stars; do yourself a favor and go see "The Wayward Women". I promise you will have a fantastic experience. To top it all off, tickets are only $3!! Don't forget to let all of these wonderful folks know what you thought of it. Support your local thespians!"
And that's just dandy.
March 17 – April 2
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays @ 7:00pm
Mary's Attic, 5400 N Clark St
$3 at the Door
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The Wayward Women: Wooing
"My brest has stirred in thee, fine boy, and I / Am render'd simple. Tongue nor supple brain / Can tell what artistry lives in thine eyes." Aquiline (Guilly Guire) woos the fair Cordelius (Jack Sharkey)
Perhaps not surprisingly, Aquiline's wooing of Cordelius mirrors Hal's wooing of Katherine, though it lacks the sinister undertones of conquest. Like Katherine, Cordelius has been removed from his seat of power and is very much a fish out of water. Like Katherine, he does not trust his wooer's intentions. And most tellingly like Katherine, Cordelius is concerned that his potential paramour's words of love are salted with domination. The Swiss gentleman does not like to be made to feel unmanly, and he is clearly used to being the hero of his own story (as well as everyone else's story).
It's in this respect, I think, that The Wayward Women most overtly comments on gender roles in Shakespeare. Cordelius serves as the primary love interest of more than one character. Consequently, though he is often the center of everyone's conversations (so much so that this six-women-to-four-men play strains the Bechdal Test), he is granted very little agency in his own fate.
A woman's lack of agency in Shakespeare is, I think, most evident in his histories. Katherine's demurring to Hal brings us a happy ending with a 'proper' queen. Margaret's refusal to submit to Henry VI brings us a three-play tragedy (though King Henry VI himself is also indicted, the "unmanly" king to Margaret's "unwomanly" queen, which has its comic parallel in Joan of Arc and the Dauphin). You can of course also see this in Taming of the Shrew's Kate or the older noblewomen of Richard III and King John. Shakespeare does occasionally throw a bone to a woman's intellect with Beatrice or the Princess of France or either Rosalind, and of course many of the 'howling stereotypes' are more complicated than they initially appear, but one need look no farther than Luciana and Adriana (at the beginning of his career) or Miranda and Sycorax (and the end) to conclude how 'proper womanhood' was generally defined in Elizabethan and Jacobean England, at least in their literature. It's these standards that are applied to Cordelius, and he does not care for it. Not one bit. Unlike most of Shakespeare's women, however, Cordelius is granted the right to complain of the inequity of it all.
In this little scene, Quill (Aquiline) echos Hal's tripping tongue, though her desire is motivated solely by strict romanticism and not by political convenience. Indeed, Quill's concerns of being forced to marry Cordelius after enjoying his fruits are soundly squashed by Dame Grendela (Quill's personal Falstaff) in the previous scene. With echos of Romeo and Troilus, Quill is a direct contrast to a woman's romantic agency in Shakespeare's work, where our best examples of female independence (in matters of wooing) come again from Queen Margaret (accomplice in a premeditated affair) and Tamara (the same), both of whom are depicted as immoral and even "unnatural." Later in Shakespeare's career, sexual independence can be found minutely in Lear's elder daughters, both of whom are directly called "unnatural hags." Shakespeare may have held the mirror up to nature, but that mirror was certainly not always a flattering one, frequently revealing the prejudices of the times. To be fair, he commented on those prejudices as well, and some of his independent *and* intelligent women came to happy ends (Rosalind, Beatrice, and arguably Adriana and even Bianca).
The Wayward Women: Sin Boldly
Dame Grendela (Alex Boroff) pontificates to 'Dame Joanne' (Adrian Garcia) and squire Aquiline (Gilly Guire)
Writing a consequence-free boozer is never easy for me (being a teetotaler), but I took some solace in Grendela's strong, thinly-disguised hypocrisy. Though she paints herself as a blue-collar, salt-of-the-earth rogue, she makes a clear distinction between highborn and lowborn men (a distinction that she, in an added layer of hypocrisy, pretends to find irrelevant). She is a manipulative bully toward those weaker than herself, yet falls apart and plays the victim as soon as anyone stands up to her (not unlike a certain presidential candidate).
And I suppose, like Sir Toby Belch, Dame Grendela's bacchanalian lifestyle is not totally without consequence, but you'll have to come watch the show to learn what those consequences are.
However, just like real people, the drunken hypocrite Dame Grendela still has some valuable things to say. In 2.1, she admonishes her depressed and uncertain squire to never regret being punished for fun and folly: most people endure the same punishments for sinning much more conservatively, "but we will do contrition For Our Sins, and Not the Pondering of them." Much like Martin Luther (another inspiring hypocrite), Dame Grendela tells us to sin boldly.
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The Wayward Women: Dame Anu's Letter Soliloquy
Dame Anu (Sarah Bell), Act 4 Scene 2
Dame Anu's Letter Speech is an obvious homage to Malvolio's Letter Speech in Twelfth Night. Although it has been "streamlined," removing any interjections from other characters, and it lacks the perennially perplexing puzzler, "M.O.A.I.," I think Anu's letter still offers some food for thought. Forged by Dame Grendela (a female Sir Toby by-way-of Fluellen), the letter seems perfectly structured to gull Anu into revealing a side of herself she has hidden her entire life. Grendela, then, somehow possesses unique knowledge of exactly what Anu wants in a man, and precisely how she wants Cordelius to express those attributes. She even knows how to quell Anu's concerns for her own reputation, and feigns a willingness to cooperate in her hypocrisy without actually calling it hypocrisy. It appears that Dame Grendela knows Anu better than she does herself, or even better than Grendela knows herself (based on some reactions we see to other speeches in the play).
Twelfth Night speaks a lot about holding in our desires, especially romantic desires, and how this can warp us. Nowhere is this more strongly paralleled in The Wayward Women than with the poor. proud Dame Anu.
The Wayward Women: Quill's Moon Speech
Gilly Guire as Aquiline, Act 4, Scene 3 of The Wayward Women
Aquiline's Moon Speech is a direct parallel of Prince Hal's Sun Speech from Henry IV Part 1.
Hal's speech always struck me as smug and superior; he seems to be insisting that it's okay for him to fart around like these inferior folks because he knows he is above all that. He makes it sound deliberate, like he is intentionally ignoring his responsibilities so that he will be all the more impressive when he finally decides to do his job. The first time I read this, I immediately thought of Old Testament passages where a wrathful god visits horrors on an unsuspecting population specifically (and by his own admission) to show everyone how great he is. There have of course been performances where Hal seems more like he's trying to convince himself of this rather than resting on the laurels that a historically-informed playwright has granted him, and it's those interpretations that helped bring me to Quill and the Moon Speech. (The speech itself was suggested by Amy Harmon; I was too starstruck to refuse).
While Hal's Sun Speech is an overt nod to one man's ascension to take responsibility for his divinely-bestowed birthright, Quill's Moon Speech (I hope) is more a contemplation of an entire generation that has been given no purpose nor guidance, told that the greatest generations came before them, and responds to this paralyzing criticism by deciding to find their own ways, no matter how many paths, mistakes, or identities that might require.
The Wayward Women: Alexandra Boroff
THE WAYWARD WOMEN opens TONIGHT at Mary's Attic (5400 N Clark St)
ALEXANDRA BOROFF plays DAME GRENDELA
Q: How long have you been in Chicago?
ALEXANDRA: I have been in Chicago for 8.5 years now. I work with 2 companies more than anything else. The first is Unrehearsed Shakespeare where I am the Managing Director (performing As You Like It in late April!) and the second is EDGE Theatre, where I am the General Manager (gearing up for 1776 in September!).
Q: What can you tell us about Dame Grendela the Green?
ALEXANDRA: Dame Grendela is a loud, confident, aggressive Knight in Amosa. She feels that drinking, partying, and sleeping around improves her character and makes her a better warrior. You might compare her to Shakespeare's Toby Belch or Falstaff. Try not to be offended by her lack of filter, but sit back and enjoy the ride!
Q: THE WAYWARD WOMEN takes place on the fictional isle of Amosa, a matriarchal society. Does this differ much from other plays you've performed in? Does it affect your performance at all?
ALEXANDRA: I have not performed many roles based in a fictional matriarchal society, but I have had the great pleasure of playing some similar characters in Shakespeare during my work in Unrehearsed Shakespeare. In the past I've been able to play Toby Belch (from Twelfth Night) and Don Pedro (from Much Ado About Nothing). Also, in college, I was in a wonderful show called North Shore Fish by Israel Horowitz where I played a similarly blunt, loud, aggressive woman named Josie from north Boston. These characters absolutely inspire my take on Grendela. My work with Unrehearsed Shakespeare specifically taught me how to get the audience on my side and break through the 4th wall, and that is incredibly useful in this role!
Q: What experience do you have with Shakespeare? Have you got a favorite Elizabethan play? Character?
ALEXANDRA: I studied Shakespeare a bit in high school and really fell in love with the plays in college. My favorite play is Twelfth Night. I have always said my favorite character was Maria, but I think in the past few years Toby Belch is coming in a close second. They lead with joy and don't focus inward on the negative things in life. I love Shakespeare because it forces me to tell the story with both my voice and my body to get the message across to those unfamiliar with the plays. I love performing for people new to Shakespeare and seeing them fall in love with the stories with me!
Q: Dame Grendela is an expert warrior, boozer, and insulter. Do you relate at all to this character, or is she a complete stranger to you?
ALEXANDRA: I am an expert warrior, boozer, and insulter myself! Except, I don't know how to fight, and don't really drink that much. I insult with the best of them though. I've been told that I'm quite sarcastic and good at twisting people's words for my own amusement, so I guess I have that in common with Grendela. I think what I relate to the most is her desire to tell stories. Grendela likes to paint pictures with her words and be the center of attention in the room. If that means taking stage physically or vocally, she'll do it. I think I have the tendency to take over a room when I want to, be that a positive trait or not 🙂
Q: Do you have a favorite line?
ALEXANDRA: I have 2!
1) "Pray call me Pandemonium, name me satyr. Faunus in the flesh, for I will sport most ev'ry way it could be said."
2) "..we will do contrition for our Sins and not the pondering of them."
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The Wayward Women: Adrian Garcia
THE WAYWARD WOMEN opens March 17 at Mary's Attic (5400 N Clark St)
ADRIAN GARCIA plays JULIAN
ADRIAN: I grew up in a small town called Crete, Illinois, about an hour south of here, and my father lived in the city during my formative years, so Chicago has always felt like home to me. I left Illinois in 2006 to attend college in New Hampshire, but came back soon after graduating in 2010. I've been living here since and working with a number of theater companies in both performance and educational positions.
Q: What can you tell us about Julian?
ADRIAN: Julian is the young servant to Cordelius. Fate has blessed him with good nature, a sharp wit, and a logical outlook on life; unfortunately he is trapped by his servitude. I think audiences will love Julian's humor and cross-dressing. I don't know if Julian sticks with Cordelius out of love, loyalty, or because he's stuck in that position, but I think his willingness to jump into strange situations for his master is admirable.
Q: THE WAYWARD WOMEN is set on the fictional Island of Amosa, a matriarchal society. Does this differ much from other performances?
ADRIAN: I've been in a number of plays with strong female characters, but none have ever had an entire world based on matriarchy. I think it's great! I think it adds a fun level to my, and subsequently, Julian's "performance" as Dame Joanne, to have to fit into this seemingly much different world.
Q: What experience do you have with Shakespeare? Have you got a favorite play? Character?
ADRIAN: I've loved Shakespeare since my first reading of A Midsummer Night's Dream in 7th grade and from the first time I saw one of his plays produced: The Two Gentlemen of Verona at Chicago Shakes in 8th grade. One of my biggest thrills in college was studying acting at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and seeing world-class theater–especially Shakespeare–performed. My favorite play is still Midsummer. I've seen it at Chicago Shakes, The Globe in London, and at Royal Shakespeare Theatre. I've been in it twice (as Mercutio and as Flute/Thisby). After having such great exposure to Shakespeare in England, classmates and I went on to create The Dartmouth Rude Mechanicals–Dartmouth College's first and only student-run Shakespeare troupe, founded in 2008 and still going strong today. We would audition for each other, cast each other by blind vote, and we directed all of our shows cooperatively. In my mind, there is still nowhere as gorgeous as the BEMA for outdoor Shakespeare– a green clearing with a natural stone stage, hilly background, and surrounded by trees. I don't know if I have a favorite character, but Mercutio, Bottom, and Feste are definitely up there.
Q: Julian spends much of the play pretending to be higher-status than he really is, yet still doesn't seem to derive much power from this. Do you relate to this character at all, or is he a complete stranger to you?
ADRIAN: I think a lot of people, myself included, can relate to the feeling of being smarter than whoever is giving the orders. Lots of people know better, but can't do better because of their position In life. For me, Julian has the potential to be a miserably downtrodden character, but he tries to be optimistic even as nothing goes his way. I can relate to that a little bit, and at the least I find it an admirable quality that I would like to have in my own life.
Q: Favorite line?
ADRIAN: My favorite line, to paraphrase, is when Dame Anu calls Dame Grendela "This distillery that ambleth as a woman." I'm not sure why, but that line absolutely tickles me.
Q: Anything else you'd like to add?
ADRIAN: I'm very excited to be a part of this production. It's a rare treat to have such complex and beautiful language to play with in a play written recently. I'm thrilled to share that with an audience. Like a Shakespeare show, I expect no one in the audience will catch every joke, every reference, and every turn of phrase Jared has sprinkled into this poetic and dense piece; however, I have all the faith in the world that our very talented cast will bring it to life well enough to be enjoyed by everyone.
Come! Let us tickle you!
The Wayward Women: Lauren Miller
LAUREN MILLER plays DOTARA, THE MAGISTRESS
LAUREN: Chicago? We're on an island. Who ARE you? Males have limited privileges here, but I do have some power in that regard…
Q: What can you tell us about The Magistress?
LAUREN: The Magistress is The Most Important Person in the entire show. Why do you ask?
LAUREN: This matriarchal thing is a total misunderstanding. Our real problem is that we have zero diversity. Men coming along occasionally is scant comfort in that regard. And you can only imagine the issues that GLBT folks endure here, it is a quite a problem. Of course staying in closets beats the hell out of standing behind curtains waiting to be stabbed, so I guess that's something.
LAUREN: Who's that? You mean that Willy?? Is he Jewish??? How old????
Q: Like many of Shakespeare's advisers, the Magistress enjoys little control over others, and in fact (like some Poloniuses) often has a poor understanding of what's going on. Do you relate to this character at all, or is she a complete stranger to you?
LAUREN: Oy, this control thing. Working here is like having to herd cats, I have to tell you. I should contact my union.
LAUREN: Yes.
LAUREN: Where's the tequila? This is hard work.
Did we mention this play is performed in a Bar?
The Wayward Women: Gilly Guire
GILLY GUIRE plays AQUILINE, THE SQUIRE
GILLY: I've been in Chicago just over a year and a half, since August of 2014, and I have had the pleasure of working with a variety of fabulous companies on an array of different styles. It has been the spice of life, man! Spice of life!
Q: What can you tell us about Aquiline, the squire?
GILLY: I would describe Aquiline as a young buck with the spirit and struggles of a New Year's resolutioner. She's full of vigor and expectation – for the world and for herself. I think her desire for truth makes her tick – and her desire to do the right thing (but she is caught between the myriad definitions of what that is from her society). I would liken it to our society's array of definitions for "true manhood." Amosa offers just as many suggestions for "true knighthood," and I think our audience will be able to relate to Aquiline's humanity and her desire for finding that truth once and for all.
GILLY: I've not had much opportunity to explore reversed gender norms in play, and I feel lucky to be thrown into the thick of it with The Wayward Women. It has been an exceedingly satisfying experience. Hahah. Much fun!
GILLY: I've had the pleasure of taking the Unrehearsed Shakespeare workshop and have always been interested in ol' Billy Shakes. I've only been in a couple Shakespeare productions and I adore me some sonnets, too.
Fave? Love me some Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing. Mmm. All that moxie, though.
Q: Aquiline is one of those rare individuals who strives for greatness and is frequently distracted from it, yet seems perfectly aware of her own failings. Do you relate to this character at all, or is she a complete stranger to you?
GILLY: Oh, indubitably. I feel like I continue to find parallels between Aquiline and myself – which is both exciting and sobering. 🙂
GILLY: Hard to choose just one! Of my lines it's either "Avaunt, pisspole," or "Thou Saturn tat, thou tale-bearing toad." (Is that the bell? 'Cause you just got schooled!).
GILLY: Gilly Guire is Quill the Squire. Cheeky/freaky, is't not?
Join us! Get cheeky! Get freaky!


7.26am Friday 21st September. Par 3, 180 yard 5 iron in hand…. slight mist rising over the Palo Alto Course….
With a fading left to right ball flight, the ball hits the pin with a thud on the full and lands 18 inches away from my first ever hole in one chance. I've been playing golf regularly once a week for many years and started golf when I was 8 years old. So close, so far away from the penultimate…. that's Silicon Valley for you… be it on the course or off it! Thank for the photo Jose!


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But there are several reasons why I fear that these targeted sanctions are too timid, and too vague, to be effective.
First, they don't go after the targeted officials' financial assets. They should seek to freeze the U.S. assets of Venezuelan officials and government cronies involved in human rights abuses, and expose the fortunes they have amassed since late President Hugo Chávez rose to power 14 years ago.
It can be tried. In March, the Obama administration announced both travel bans and financial sanctions against 11 Russian officials and oligarchs involved in Russia's annexation of Crimea.
A U.S. Senate bill co-sponsored by Sen. Bob-Menendez (D-NJ) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), which may be voted on by the Senate this week, calls for the freezing of U.S. assets of Venezuelan officials involved in human rights abuses. This would include U.S. bank accounts, U.S. stocks held in any U.S. and foreign banks, and U.S. real estate.
There are many known cases of Chavista millionaires with mansions in Florida, some of them mentioned by name in Casto Ocando's book "Chavistas in the (U.S.) Empire." Other Venezuelan human rights violators' assets should be traced by the U.S. Justice and Treasury Departments through mutual assistance treaties with other nations.
According to human rights activists, financial sanctions are more effective than travel bans because they tend to be more embarrassing. Much like it took revelations about late Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet's dozens of international bank accounts to convince many of his supporters in Chile that he was a bad guy, nothing would be more embarrassing to Venezuela's millionaire pseudo-revolutionaries than to expose their hidden bank deposits or condos abroad, they say.
The second reason why I'm skeptical that the travel ban by itself will not have any major impact is that the targeted officials are not identified. A senior U.S. official told me that under the U.S. immigration laws that were used to issue the Venezuelan officials' travel ban, they cannot be identified. However, when the Obama administration announced the visa revocation of Russian officials over the Crimea crisis, it did identify the Russian officials by name.
The third reason that makes me wonder about the U.S. travel restrictions for Venezuelan officials is that — in the absence of exposing their millions in foreign bank accounts —they will give Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro an excuse to "internationalize" the Venezuelan crisis, which is exactly what he wants.
The Venezuelan regime always tries to portray itself as a victim, in part to justify the fact that it has left Venezuela bankrupt despite benefiting from the biggest rise in oil prices in Venezuela's history.
My opinion: Targeted sanctions against individual human rights abusers, such as denying them travel visas, are a perfectly legitimate tool to punish human rights abusers, and — in Venezuela's case — may be long overdue.
As long as these sanctions hurt only Venezuelan officials involved in human rights abuses, and not the Venezuelan people, Washington should go all the way — and include these officials' assets abroad, and those of their figureheads.


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Photo: Qiane Matata-Sipu
Parakore: how Māori business is embracing the zero waste movement
Qiane Matata-Sipu | Guest writer
Our landfills are approaching capacity and our country is lacking the necessary infrastructure to support reuse, recycle and composting programmes. Two Māori businesses are helping create waste solutions by championing product stewardship.
Whether you are reading this from your computer at your desk, or your phone on-the-go, stop and look around your immediate space. What is going to happen to all that 'stuff' around you once you no longer need to use it? Those papers you've printed off, the packaging and utensils from lunch, your coffee cup, the ring binder, the clips in your hair, phone in your hand, even those swanky new shoes on your feet.
For many, the answer will be: "I'll throw it away". But where is 'away'?
In one week, the Auckland region generates enough rubbish to fill a rugby field, piled up two stories high. There are close to 400 closed landfills across the city, some under our regional parks and playgrounds, others illegally placed in unrecorded areas. And our open landfills are approaching capacity.
Move into other areas of your home or office and you will find materials that will outlive you and your great grandchildren.
"Polystyrene doesn't break down completely," shares Koia Teinakore as he discusses product, food and meat packaging. "It might end up in little pieces, but it won't completely dissolve. One nappy will take 500 years to decompose, and wipes are becoming even more of a problem as companies market them as 'flushable', causing massive issues in our waterways.
"The first plastic toy I ever had as a kid will still be alive in the landfill today," he adds. Highlighting that by 2050, 80% of sea life, including the fish we eat, will have plastic inside them.
Koia is a waste minimisation facilitator with ME Family Services in Māngere. His job is to educate community about rubbish and recycling separation, while also upskilling families around composting options for food waste. His role highlights a growing shift in New Zealand towards sustainability but, he says, we still have lots to learn about our rubbish systems here in "clean green" Aotearoa.
He started in this role four years ago, almost by accident. Koia was a bus driver and one of his contracts was to transport groups to the Waitākere Transfer Station to attend public tours of the site.
"I would sit in on the presentations and one day, I asked myself, 'What are we doing to Papatūānuku? How are we treating our mother?' The whakatauki, 'Ko au te whenua, ko te whenua ko au – I am the land and the land is me', tells us if the whenua is sick, we are sick."
Koia says the concept of parakore is about reducing the waste that goes into Papatūānuku for the health and wellbeing of the whenua and for the people.
"If we use less land for rubbish, we have more land for growing kai, for recreation, and to support our eco system. When we look at nature, our plants and animals use their waste as a resource to build habitats, to feed soils. We seem to be the only living things doing damage to the whenua through our waste.
"We put out our bins, trucks come and pick them up, and as far as we know, the rubbish is gone and we don't have to think about it again. But when you see a landfill in person, you can't deny that we need to make some serious changes."
A modern day landfill is not an environment set up to promote decomposition. Each hole is covered with a geosynthetic liner (read plastic), then a clay liner. Solid waste is compacted inside with one pipe to remove methane gas, generating electricity, and another pipe to drain leachate and transport it to a treatment plant. The hole is sealed, so air cannot get in, creating poor conditions for anything to break down.
When the average Auckland rubbish bin contains 10% recyclables, 10% green waste and 45% food, only 35% of what is sent to landfill is actually 'rubbish'.
With long term ambitions to become a zero waste city, Auckland Council are introducing a 'pay as you throw' system across the region, to be implemented by 2020.
"People need to start making attitudinal shifts and look at innovative ways to reduce, reuse, recycle, recover and treat our waste," says Koia. "Or you will literally be paying for it."
The solution, he adds, lies with consumers.
"We have the power to change what ends up in landfill by making conscious decisions about what we're buying in the first place. It is great that the government have announced the phasing out of single use plastic bags over the next year, but what about all the things we put inside them? Consumers can create change, at scale, by altering our purchasing behaviour. We need to be supporting companies that take responsibility for their products at the end of their life."
Tahilia and Semisi Hutchison of Little & Brave
When Tahlia Hutchison (Tainui, Te Arawa) had her first child three years ago, she was adamant she would be a 'cloth mum'. She was already good at recycling and was a keen composter. Then her son was born with skinny thighs and sensitive skin, and no matter how many brands she tried, the cloth nappy option just didn't work for her. He was also born with Down Syndrome, which required many hospital visits in his early years. She resorted to the most convenient option for her situation, and stocked up on disposables from the supermarket shelf.
Still concerned about her impact on the environment, with a rubbish bin containing 95% nappies, Tahlia took to Google in search of biodegradable options.
"I found nappies that claimed they were compostable but you still had to cut sticky tabs off or remove a dispersion layer. Or wait until they composted then go through and remove the left over plastic bits," she says.
On average, more than 1 million disposables are sent to landfill every day. Tahlia kept searching.
She found Sue Allison-Rogers, a scientist, inventor, and grandmother from Tasmania. Together, with husband Semisi on board, Tahlia was set on bringing New Zealand's first fully decomposable nappy to market. So Little & Brave was born.
"Our company is about choice," she adds. "People should be able to make choices about the end of life of the products they are buying. I am passionate about this. We want to help families make good choices, without having to wake up to a leaky bum and a wet bed.
"The name 'Little' represents our tamariki. The 'Brave' part was an acknowledgement that to make steps to reduce waste in a meaningful way, its going to take parents and caregivers making brave choices for our children's future."
Growing up in Kaitaia, surrounded by the beauty of 90 Mile Beach, kaitiakitanga was instilled in Tahlia from a young age. It has informed and influenced many of her lifestyle decisions.
Bringing an eco-friendly product to market was one thing, creating a complete service was another.
With commercial composting still an emerging industry, of the 96 providers across New Zealand only 11 were set up to compost compostable products. Of that, only four had active programmes doing so.
"So we opened our own composting facility, too!"
The full cycle service starts with an online order of the products, nappies delivered directly to homes, and then soiled nappies are collected and taken away to be composted. The composted soil is currently being used on a large section of commercial farmland in rural South Auckland.
"We have testing in place to ensure the soil is packaging and contaminant free, meeting the composting standards. We're staying away from uses in the food production market, but there are many other options for use of the compost in areas that don't involve production of kai. When you think about it, most of us use horse and cow poo on our gardens, this isn't much different. With good standards in place to take all the bugs out, our compost will have lots of uses and benefits, too."
Having been on the market for less than a month, the interest in Little & Brave products have grown rapidly. Because they want to offer a full service, they're currently only available in Auckland where their composting plant is based. There are plans to expand but only if they can complete the end-of-life cycle in other regions.
"A compostable product is not compostable in landfill, there just aren't the right conditions," says Tahlia. "We want to ensure that our nappies don't just become something with fancy branding, but actually live up to their name. So if we know we can't compost it, you can't buy it."
Catherine and Caleb Tamihere of The Honest Eco.
With the idea that kaitiakitanga is in our blood, there is an opportunity for Māori to provide leadership in the sustainability space. Leadership in innovation and also, leadership within whānau and community.
Husband and wife team Catherine (Ngāti Porou) and Caleb Tamihere (Ngāti Porou ki Hauraki) say this is a driver for their business, The Honest Eco.
"We are big believers in 'small change, leads to big change'," says Caleb.
The pair have a goal to reduce the waste, particularly plastic waste, generated by homes. Selling glass pump bottles and offering a bulk refill service on eco-friendly household cleaning products, they are championing simple change for families.
"Kids make you think about everything you produce and what you are leaving behind for them," adds Catherine. "On average were putting out 10 empty bottles from hand wash to dishwashing liquids, shampoos and more. We'd buy refills but they would fill the bottle twice, then were going into the bin, too."
Although they were going into the recycling bin, the Tamihere's were conscious that recycling plants, like the one in Thames, were overflowing. It was one product they wanted to see much less of in the environment.
They purchased their own bulk container of product from Ecostore and instantly noticed a reduction in the amount of household rubbish they produced. They wanted others to have the same experience but with the added convenience of not having to make a special trip to a refill station.
Living in rural Auckland with two energetic toddlers, the Tamihere's had adapted to the convenience of online shopping and online groceries. So they decided their business would be online, too.
Through The Honest Eco, you can order five litre refills of popular, environmentally friendly, branded body and hand wash, dish and laundry liquid, multi-purpose cleaners and hair products. Containers are picked up from your home and delivered to their refill workshop in Patumahoe, filled over the weekend, and returned back the following week.
"So you can have one large plastic container, and that is all you need forever. Then in the home you have smaller glass bottles, and those will last a lifetime," says Catherine. "Plastic is quite a new thing. My mum still got milk in a glass bottle, but everything I have grown up with is plastic."
Caleb adds: "Regardless of what side of the argument you fall on, or what you think is the best solution for sustainability, at the end of the day you can't do what you have always done. We can't pollute the earth and expect to get away with it forever.
"Sometimes I will be watching a movie and watch the camera pan over a city, and it makes me realise how many people are on this earth and that many probably don't care about the impact they are having. But if we start a movement, our kids learn off us and this will become their new normal."
Since opening in June the company hasn't printed a single packing list, they've used recycled cardboard packaging (sourced from a few bin jumps) and are now tailoring their products to also promote te reo Māori.
"We've got Māori labels for our glass bottles," shares Caleb. "Now we just have to find the right word for multi-purpose cleaner!"

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The walking dead will join the boycott of North Carolina, they said in a statement released on April 25.
The Walker Stalker Convention, a three-day festival for zombies and zombie enthusiasts, was scheduled to take place in July at the Charlotte, N.C., Convention Center.
However, convention organizers said they would join the nationwide boycott of North Carolina following passage of a sweeping anti-LGBT law.
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The Center for American Progress estimates that North Carolina stands to lose $500 million in corporate investment and tourism and as many as 1,000 high-paying jobs as the boycott campaign targeting the state grows.
The New York Times estimates that North Carolina schools could lose billions of dollars in federal funds because HB 2 is not compliant with Title IX's nondiscrimination provisions.
Meanwhile, TurnOUT! NC, a project of HRC, delivered a petition signed by 100,000 people demanding repeal of the anti-LGBT measure.
'For more than a month, Gov. McCrory, Sen. Berger, and Speaker Moore have sat idly by as HB 2 has cost North Carolina millions, badly damaged their state's reputation, and inflicted irreparable harm on the people they were elected to serve,' HRC President Chad Griffin said.
'The catastrophe these leaders have created and the damage they have caused can only begin to be reversed by repealing HB 2 in its entirety and replacing it with commonsense nondiscrimination protections for LGBT people. To do anything less would be to continue their streak of gross negligence. The time for leadership is now.'
The ACLU and Lambda Legal have already filed suit to overturn the new law on behalf of six LGBT plaintiffs.
'It's time the legislature gets to work repairing the damage it has caused with the passage of HB 2,' said Sarah Preston, acting executive director of the ACLU of North Carolina.
'HB 2 was a reckless attempt to malign and marginalize transgender people, and it is bringing immense harm to our state's people, economy, and reputation. The General Assembly must work as expeditiously as possible to repeal this terrible law as it worked to pass it.'
Democratic lawmakers have introduced a repeal measure, but its future is still uncertain.
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ANN ARBOR—Officials at Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc. (OTC: KBLB) announced Monday that its shareholders voted at their annual meeting July 24 to approve uplisting the company's stock to a national securities exchange.
Officials said attendance at the meeting greatly exceeded management's expectations. Originally planned for 45 minutes, the meeting lasted for over three and a half hours, with Company management holding open question and answer sessions during both the formal and informal portions of the meeting.
Kim Thompson, the founder and CEO of Kraig Labs, provided a presentation to shareholders on the significance of the company strategy to uplist to a national exchange and the underlying efforts the company has made to prepare for this transition.
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Details of the voting results can be found on the Company's website, www.KraigLabs.com/sec-filings/.
Shareholders also voted to return Thompson to the board by a vote of 812 million shares to 7.4 million. In an SEC filing, the company said it is working to add at least three independent directors to meet the listing requirements of a national securities exchange. Shareholders also approved a reverse stock split of between one-for-10 and one-for-40 by a vote of 747 million shares for to 62 million shares against. Kraig currently has more than 822 million shares of stock outstanding, and closed Monday at 22.89 cents per share, giving the company a market capitalization of roughly $188 million.
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Never mind the naysaying European heads of state, the anxious Arab leaders or the skeptical senators — the unkindest challenge to President Bush's plans to take out Saddam Hussein this week came from erstwhile true-blue American hero Scott Ritter. Familiar to Americans as the rock-jawed Marine intelligence officer who stood up to Saddam's bullies in 1998 while serving with the UN inspection team, and got himself singled out for expulsion even before UNSCOM was withdrawn, Ritter was back on America's TV screens this week, but with a dramatically different message: President Bush had no proof of any new weapons of mass destruction threat emanating from Iraq, Ritter says, and he was lying to the American people to get them to go to war. Once a favorite guest of hawkish Republicans who regularly invited him to testify at congressional committees about the dangers of turning a blind eye to Iraq's weapons programs, this week Ritter was instead addressing the Iraqi legislature, decrying his own country's claims — and warning that readmitting inspectors was the only way to avoid a war.
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Questioned about Ritter's assertion that the White House has no basis for its warnings about Iraq, Secretary of State Colin Powell politely pointed out that Ritter had been out of the intelligence chain for quite some time. What Powell didn't say, though, was that four years ago, when Ritter was on the ground, he appeared to be saying something a lot closer to what the Bush administration claims today: "I think the danger right now is that without effective inspections, without effective monitoring, Iraq can in a very short period of time measured in months, reconstitute chemical and biological weapons, long-range ballistic missiles to deliver these weapons, and even certain aspects of their nuclear weaponization program," he told PBS's Newshour in August 1998, shortly after his expulsion. He went on to argue that the only effective way to ensure Iraqi compliance with inspections was to threaten military action.
But Ritter's assessment of Iraqi capability appears to have changed dramatically in the years since his departure. In a recent op ed in the Boston Globe, for example, Ritter claims that most of Iraq's chemical and biological weapons would have degraded over the past decade and that "effective monitoring inspections, fully implemented from 1994-1998 without any significant obstruction from Iraq, never once detected any evidence of retained proscribed activity or effort by Iraq to reconstitute that capability which had been eliminated through inspections."
So what's up with Scott Ritter? How did he go from the very personification of U.S. determination to hold Saddam Hussein to the agreements signed at the end of the Gulf War to a vocal and committed critic of the U.S. government's efforts to oust the Iraqi leader? There are no clear answers. Ritter has never lacked for personal courage, nor for outrage. First he directed that outrage and courage against the Iraqi officials sandbagging his inspection efforts in Iraq; then, on his return the focus of his ire became the Clinton administration which he accused of betraying UNSCOM and ignoring the dangers of failure to force Saddam to comply with the letter of the law. But soon, he was also accusing the U.S. of manipulating the inspection regime for espionage purposes — a charge often made by the Iraqis — and it emerged Ritter had also been the subject of an FBI investigation over accusations that he may, in the course of his UNSCOM work, had unauthorized contact with foreign intelligence agencies, such as Israel's. (Ritter insists that liaison with international intelligence agencies was part of his job, and that all such contacts were authorized.) The full story of the inner workings of UNSCOM and its relationship to the world of espionage clearly has yet to be told.
In 2000, Ritter made a documentary film harshly critical of UN sanctions against Iraq — a film in which he sought to demonstrate that Iraq no longer represented a threat to its neighbors or anyone else. An increasingly activist critic of U.S. Iraq policy, the Bush administration's move to prepare America for war with Iraq prompted Ritter to fly to Baghdad and attack Washington's plans.
Ritter maintains he's been consistent all along, simply demanding strict adherence to the facts and the law, whether that be in demanding that Iraq submit to inspections or in challenging the case being made by the Bush administration for "regime change." But having taken to his new role as a peace activist with the same rock-jawed vehemence as he brought to his previous role as Saddam's accuser, he's likely to find himself in the coming weeks forced to deploy it once again in defense of his claims of consistency.


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Why did Zia ul Haq give Dr. Abdus Salam presidential treatment in December of 1979?
Rumors continue to swirl about Zia ul Haq and his Ahmadi connection, we have evidence from the Al-Fazl of 1941 that Zia did sign bait to the Ahmadiyya Khalifa, he may have done this only to get admission into the British-Army, since being an Ahmadi expedited that process. However, by 1947, he wasn't listed among the famous list of 199 Ahmadi officers that was submitted to the boundary commission. However, even by 1951, Zia and his father were regular subscribers of Al-Fazl. Bhutto had begun removing Ahmadi officers in 1974 (see the case of Air Marshall Zafar), and 1975, this angered the Mirza family, they seem to have helped Zia come to power and immediately gave Bhutto the death penalty, in fact, an Ahmadi was working at that jail and brags about being the person who tied Bhutto's hands and feet, there were probably more Ahmadi's around in the courts who expedited the process of getting Bhutto killed. In 1978, as soon as Zia came to power, Ahmadi's won a historical case wherein it was ruled by the Lahore High Court that Ahmadi's could in-fact pose as Muslims, since this was allowed during the Mughal empire and under Hanafi Fiqh. By 1982, Ahmadi's were over-represented in civil/government jobs in Pakistan and by a huge margin. By 1987, Zia had promoted 5 Ahmadi's to the rank of General, there were 328 Ahmadi officer's serving in the Pakistani military, all promoted by Zia and his friends and other Ahmadi sympathizers.
Zia invites Dr. Salaam to Pakistan From December 15th–23rd of 1979, after he wins the Nobel
Firstly, the Pakistani press and all other news outlets never reported any trip by Dr. Abdus Salam to Pakistan in 1979-1980, this was only revealed briefly by Singh in 1992, and explained in detail in 1997. After winning the nobel prize, with other scientists, Zia-ul-Haq wooed him to come back to Pakistan via red carpet treatment. Dr. Salaam didn't fly on commercial aircraft, instead, he flew on the Presidents aircraft (see pages 96-97, Singh). Salam arrived at the Karachi airport on 12-15-1979 (See Al-Nahl of 1997, page 112), only his Pakistani wife was with him, his British wife was not. On 12-16-79 he visited his sister in Multan. He then flew to Sargodha (in the afternoon)(which is barely 20 miles from Rabwah), he was received at the Pakistani Air Force base in Sarghoda, he was received by Mirza Tahir Ahmad and Mirza Khurshid Ahmad. They then drove to Rabwah under police escort. Dr. Salam attended the Ahmadiyya Jalsa in Rabwah in December of 1979 under govt. escort. On 12-18-1979, he flew from Rabwah to Islamabad via military helicopter. He was received by military and civilian government leaders and was allowed to spend the day and night at "Sindh house". He met Zia ul Haq on that day also(See Al-Nahl of 1997, pages 112-113). Zia ul Haq then allowed Dr. Salam to read his prayers separately and called him a better Muslim than himself. On 12-19-1979, Sala visited PINSTECH, Major General Shafiq was also there. On 12-20-1979, Zia gave Salam the country's highest civilian honour, Nishan-e-Imtiaz, some Ahmadi's were also there and vouched for all of this info in the Al-Nahl. On 12-21-1979, Salam flew to Peshawar and was again met by all the top military and civilian leaders of that area. Lt. general Fazal Haq was also there. Again they traveled via Military aircraft. In the afternoon, they flew to Lahore. Lt.General Sawar Khan hosted Salam and gave an amazing dinner at the Governor's house, many Ahmadi's were there also. On 12-23-1979, Salam gave a speech at the Punjab University of Lahore. A private dinner was arranged wherein mostly Ahmadi's ate with Dr. Salam. On 12-24-1979, Dr. Salam left via military helicopter for Jhang, many Ahmadi's were with him. He slept in a government rest house. On 12-25-1979, Salam left Jhang for Sargodha, via military helicopter, he then drove to Rabwah to attend the Jalsa, which lasted until 12-27-1979. On 12-28-1979, Salam was driven by Ahmadi youth to Lahore. On 12-29-1979, Salam headed out for Karachi. On 12-30-1979, he visited Sindh University. Lt. General Abassi hosted dinner of Salam that night, he was the governor of Sindh at that time. On 1-2-1980, Salam returned to England. After that, he got a visa for India (which is really hard) and visited his old teacher in India. Then again in 1987, Zia invited Dr. Salam as an official guest of the Government of Pakistan. When Zia died in 1988, Dr. Salam rejoiced.
The famous Ahmadi Generals
The first ever Ahmadi General was General Nazir Ahmad (1947), he was mentioned in the famous list of 199 Ahmadi officers that was presented to the boundary commission in 1947. Colonel Mirza Daud Ahmad was also mentioned in the list, he is a grandson of MGA. After him came General Abdul Ali Malik and General Akhtar Hussain Malik (these 2 are brothers), Zafar Ahmad Chaudhry, Major General Iftikhar Janjua, Major General Ijaz Amjad, Brigadier General Ijaz Ahmad Khan, Brigadier General Waqiuz Zaman, the Lahori-Ahmadi Major General Abdul Saeed Khan, and we are still adding to the list. There were also those were super trusted by the colonist back in 1947, they were Major Malik Habib-ullah (who died at the age of a 100) (from Dhulmial), Captain Nizam ud Din (he was the father of Brigadier General Mohammad Iqbal Khan) and Captain Umar Hayat (father of Commander Yousaf), Major-General Nasir Ahmad Chaudhry is another. In terms of Medical Doctors, Dr. Major Shah Nawaz, Commander Dr. Abdul Latif (ww-2 era) were some of the first. During Zia's era, Lt-Gen Mahmood-ul-Hassan and his protege Major General Dr. Mahmood ul Hassan Noori who was probably the last Qadiani to make it to the rank of General.
Famous Ahmadi officer's who almost made General
Major Syed Maqbool Ahmad was a colleague of Zia and one of the founders of ISI.
Nasir Ahmad Faruqi (a Lahori-Ahmadi)
He was the principal secretary for Ayub Khan from 1959 to 1969 as well as Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan for the 1965 election, which was totally rigged. The elections in Pakistan were under his control in 1970 also.
We found this pic of Zia and Dr. Salam, it seems to be from Dr. Salam's trip to Pakistan in 1979–1980
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Major Gen. Iftikhar Janjua Shaheed, only Pakistani general to have laid his life during military combat was an Ahmadi Muslim. #PakDefenceDay
Pakistan's 1st Chief of Air Staff & leading general in Pakistan Air Force, Air Marshal Zafar Ahmad Chaudhry, was also Ahmadi. #PakDefenceDay
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Zia had surgery done in 1983 by an Ahmadi doctor – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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Who is Dr. Mahmood ul Hassan Noori? A Qadiani doctor for Zia, Nawaz Sharif and Mirza Tahir Ahmad – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
As soon as Zia ul Haq came to power, he made Ahmadi's as Muslim's again (1978) – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Did General Muhammad Zia ul Haq join Ahmadiyya in the 1940's? – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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Mansoor Ijaz is an Ahmadi and has political power with the U.S. Government – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog


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Q: DataGridView clear and regain focus I'm writing a simple WinForms program in C# with Visual Studio 2015, and trying to get File/New to clear the data grid (which it's doing) and regain focus for further data entry (which it's not exactly doing).
I'm using a DataSource:
BindingList<Record> Data = new BindingList<Record>();
...
Data.AllowNew = true;
...
dataGridView1.DataSource = Data;
dataGridView1.AllowUserToAddRows = true;
dataGridView1.AllowUserToDeleteRows = true;

and File/New does this:
private void newToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (Unsaved())
    {
        var r = MessageBox.Show("Proceed without saving?", "Unsaved data", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);
        if (r != DialogResult.Yes)
            return;
    }
    Data.Clear();
    dataGridView1.Refresh();
    dataGridView1.Focus();
}

That resets the grid to a single blank row, but it does not regain the focus. What am I missing?
Select is also supposed to work, but doesn't. A WinForms project can't be reduced to a single file test case as far as I know, but the actual code at https://github.com/russellw/adder/blob/master/Form1.cs is pretty close to a minimal WinForms project; steps to reproduce are just run the project under the debugger and select File/New or ctrl-N shortcut, observe that the focus does not end up on the grid view.

A: dataGridView's Select() and Focus() methods are not what you are looking for I guess. Even control got focus, you need to tell control what is the selected cell for further data entry. FirstDisplayedCell property can be the solution.
You can try this,
dataGridView1.CurrentCell = dataGridView1.FirstDisplayedCell;
dataGridView1.CurrentCell.Selected = true;

The result will be (selected with blue),

If you add this (you can set it again somewhere else to the default),
dataGridView1.SelectionMode = DataGridViewSelectionMode.CellSelect;

The result will be (it is selected but not with blue highlight),

And the result as gif,

Hope helps,

A: Got some help from here: DataGridView - Focus a specific cell.
Hope this is what you are looking for.
private void newToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  if (Unsaved())
  {
    DialogResult r = MessageBox.Show("Proceed without saving?", "Unsaved data", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);
    if (r != DialogResult.Yes)
     return;
  }
  Data.Clear();
  dataGridView1.Rows.Clear();
  //dataGridView1.Refresh();
  //dataGridView1.Focus();
  dataGridView1.CurrentCell = dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[0];
  dataGridView1.Rows[0].Cells[0].Selected = true;
  dataGridView1.BeginEdit(true);
}

A: You can try by
dataGridView1.Select();

or
ActiveControl = dataGridView1;

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MUMBAI: Credit Suisse has maintained outperform rating on LIC Housing Finance and raised target price on it to Rs 640 from Rs 625, stating that there are further legs to the funding costs story of the company even if bond yields do not fall any further.
Credit Suisse said that the high dependence of the company on bond funding, and the current low spreads make the company's earnings among the most sensitive to bond yields in the NBFC space.
"The margin expansion is already playing out, and going by high incremental spreads, should continue to do so. Bond funding accounts for 73 per cent of total for LICHF, and 43 per cent of bond portfolio matures in the next three years," the brokerage said.
On Tuesday, shares of LIC Housing Finance ended up 0.49 per cent at Rs 572.80 on the BSE.


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