Having moved from Rochester to the Buffalo area as a young child, I had the privilege of growing up at Calvary Heights. Midway through high school, I felt the call of God to give my life to Him as a full-time minister. Upon graduating from high school, I earned an Associates Degree in Business Administration at a local college while completing a three-year correspondence program with a Bible Institute in Ohio. The majority of my ministry training however, has come through a rare mentorship opportunity with my Pastor, Rev. Dale Nuijens. This dear man of God invested much time and priceless wisdom in me, for which I am eternally grateful. During that time, I married the love of my life, Tara and we were blessed with three beloved children, MaKayla, Brian & Breanna.
I have been on staff since April 2007 and have been serving as Lead Pastor since January 2015. It is my earnest desire that God works mightily in Calvary Heights, resulting in a church that is characterized by humility, unity and charity. I pray that God uses our church to reach our community and beyond with the soul-saving gospel of Jesus Christ. I am tasked with the grand responsibility to "feed the flock of God" (Acts 20:28) and to "take care of the church of God" (1 Timothy 3:5). My leadership is guided by the belief that a Biblical ministry should possess Christian authenticity in both "pulpit and pew" (in that order). I am excited to see what God does in and through Calvary Heights, a congregation that I dearly love!
I was born and raised in Buffalo. Shortly after I was born, my parents began to attend Calvary Heights and still attend as members today. I accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as my Saviour during my Junior Church class. During the remainder of my childhood I was actively involved in the youth ministries of Calvary Heights as my parents presented to me every opportunity that was available. By the grace and blessings of God I was exposed to a very rich and life-changing experience under the love and training of my parents and teachers of Calvary Heights. In 2004, I married my beautiful wife, Alisha, and have since been blessed with three precious daughters, Bella, Adalyn and Lacey.
At the age of 16, I answered the personal call of God to serve within the ministry of the church and to preach the word of God (II Timothy 4:1-5). Upon graduating from high school I attended Pensacola Bible Institute in Pensacola, Florida, where I earned my Bachelor of Divinity. In 2002 I accepted the opportunity to serve as Youth Pastor at another local church, where I served in this capacity until 2008. The Lord then directed my family to return to Calvary Heights where we joined in membership under the leadership of Pastor Dale Nuijens. Over the next several years I had the privilege of serving in several ministries within the church. I was ordained into full time ministry in January 2015 and began serving as Associate Pastor in February 2015.
I am humbled to be able to serve my Lord Jesus Christ and the people of Calvary Heights, whom I love and cherish. It is my sincere desire to effectively lead the saints of Calvary Heights in partnership with Lead Pastor Kevin Kabel. My vision is to further a work that has already been established with sincere and authentic Christian-living and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. I am excited to not just lead, but to serve with my brothers and sisters in Christ in order to help this church reach the potential that God has presented us for the cause of Christ.
A WNY native and graduate of Lancaster Senior High School, I grew up in a religious home with troubles. It was many years later while working in Rochester that our great God in his lovingkindness gave sight to my spiritually blinded eyes and I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. My husband and adult son are also born again and members at CHBC. Since that day, I have been blessed to be in solid Bible-believing, fundamental churches and have been a member of Calvary Heights since 2006. My heart is for children's ministry and have been involved with various food ministries over the years. I just love to serve wherever needed! It truly is a blessing to serve God and His people as the Administrative Assistant at CHBC. Just another example of God's lovingkindness!


Our regular excursion is a 3-hour trip that goes southbound through the Trough to Sycamore Bridge and back. (It is approximately 35 miles round-trip.) There is no layover; passengers stay on-board.
On the last Saturday of the month (May – September), we offer an 8-hour trip to Petersburg. This is a longer version of the Trough Trip; it goes further south, to the end of the line, through Moorefield and into Petersburg. (It is approximately 76 miles round-trip.) There is a layover in Petersburg, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours long. Passengers have time to enjoy the South Side Depot as well as shops and restaurants.
*Both southbound trips travel through the Trough, where bald eagles nest!
The trip to Green Spring is a 1.5 hour trip northbound. (It is approximately 25 miles round-trip.) Enjoy river views along the South Branch of the Potomac River as well as beautiful farmland and rock cuts (like Hanging Rock). There is no layover; passengers stay on-board.


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Q: Java GUI DiceRoll Application I am currently working on a simple GUI application that rolls two dice. I am currently using two classes, one called "Game" and the other "DiceRoll". For meeting the assignment criteria, we have to use multiple classes in order for the program to work. It would be much easier just using one class...Anyways, I am successfully calling my "roll()" method in my "DiceRoll" class, which uses a switch statement and implements the "Graphics.drawImage()" method in order to draw the specified ".png" images. Everything looks fine, and I have no errors before I run it. When I run the program, the GUI frame pops up and all of the buttons/menus that I have created are working. However, once I press the "Roll Dice" button, I keep receiving multiple run-time errors.
This is what I have so far:
Game Class
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JMenu;
import javax.swing.JMenuBar;
import javax.swing.JMenuItem;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
import javax.swing.JPanel;

public class Game extends JFrame implements ActionListener
{
JPanel mainPanel;
JPanel optionPanel;
JPanel dicePanel;
JButton rollDice;
JMenu options;
JMenuItem quit;
JMenuItem explanation;
JMenuBar menuBar;
JLabel diceLabel;
JLabel diceLabel2;
DiceRoll dr;
Graphics die1;
Graphics die2;

public Game()
{
    setTitle("Rollin' Dice");
    this.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600,600));

    mainPanel = new JPanel();
    optionPanel = new JPanel();
    dicePanel = new JPanel();
    rollDice = new JButton("Roll Dice");
    options = new JMenu("Options");
    quit = new JMenuItem("Quit");
    explanation = new JMenuItem("Explanation");
    menuBar = new JMenuBar();
    dr = new DiceRoll();
    diceLabel = new JLabel();
    diceLabel2 = new JLabel();

    options.add(quit);
    options.add(explanation);

    menuBar.add(options);

    optionPanel.add(menuBar);
    optionPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600,100));

    dicePanel.add(rollDice);

    dicePanel.add(diceLabel);
    dicePanel.add(diceLabel2);

    mainPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600,600));
    mainPanel.add(optionPanel);
    mainPanel.add(dicePanel);

    quit.addActionListener(this);
    explanation.addActionListener(this);
    rollDice.addActionListener(this);

    this.getContentPane().add(mainPanel);

    this.pack();
    this.setVisible(true);
}

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    if (e.getSource()== quit)
        System.exit(0);

    if (e.getSource() == explanation)
    {
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(mainPanel,
                "Win: Roll a sum that is an even number \nLose: Roll a sum that is an odd number" + dicePanel, "Rules", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
    }

    if (e.getSource() == rollDice)
    {

        dr.roll(die1);
        dr.roll(die2);

        diceLabel.updateUI();

        dicePanel.updateUI();
    }

}

public static void main (String []args)
{
    Game dg = new Game();
}

}
DiceRoll Class
    import java.awt.Graphics;
    import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
    import javax.imageio.*;
    import java.io.File;
    import java.io.IOException;
    import javax.swing.JComponent;

public class DiceRoll extends JComponent {

private BufferedImage die1;
private BufferedImage die2;
private BufferedImage die3;
private BufferedImage die4;
private BufferedImage die5;
private BufferedImage die6;

public DiceRoll()
{
    try {
        die1 = (ImageIO.read(new File("die1.png")));
        die2 = ImageIO.read(new File("die2.png"));
        die3 = ImageIO.read(new File("die3.png"));
        die4 = ImageIO.read(new File("die4.png"));
        die5 = ImageIO.read(new File("die5.png"));
        die6 = ImageIO.read(new File("die6.png"));
    } catch (IOException ex){
        System.err.println("That is invalid");
    }
}

public Graphics roll(Graphics g)
{
    int dieResult = (int)(6 * Math.random());

    switch(dieResult){
    case 1:
        g.drawImage(die1, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    case 2:
        g.drawImage(die2, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    case 3:
        g.drawImage(die3, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    case 4:
        g.drawImage(die4, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    case 5:
        g.drawImage(die5, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    case 6:
        g.drawImage(die6, 0, 0, null);
        break;
    }
    return g;
}

}
Errors that I am receiving
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException
at DiceRoll.roll(DiceRoll.java:51)
at Game.actionPerformed(Game.java:89)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(Unknown Source)

A: You pass null  here:
dr.roll(die1);
dr.roll(die2);

As you never instantiate die1 and die2, and you get NullPointerException.

A: I think you're making this much more complicated than is necessary. Why don't you change your public Graphics roll(Graphics g) method to calculate the roll and update the JLabel, something like this...
public void roll(JLabel dieLabel) {
    int dieResult = (int)(6 * Math.random());
    dieLabel.setIcon(new ImageIcon("die" + dieResult + ".png"))
}

Then all you need to do is change your code here ...
if (e.getSource() == rollDice){
    dr.roll(die1);
    dr.roll(die2);
    diceLabel.updateUI();
    dicePanel.updateUI();
}

to send the label you want to change, like this...
if (e.getSource() == rollDice){
    dr.roll(diceLabel);
    dr.roll(diceLabel2);
}

You pass the JLabel through to the roll() method, which calculates the roll and sets the image on that label. Much simpler.
This also means that you don't need the 2 Graphics objects either (die1 and die2), so you can get rid of these. You also wouldn't need the BufferedImages, because the loading of the image file is done by the ImageIcon class
Let me know if you need any further information about my suggestion, for learning purposes.
EDIT...
This is my re-writing of your Game() constructor, that shows how to add items to JPanels using GridLayout and BorderLayout as the layout managers...
public Game(){
    // Set the JFrame properties
    setTitle("Rollin' Dice");
    this.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600,600));

    // Create the main JPanel to hold the interface
    mainPanel = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());

    // Build the Menu
    options = new JMenu("Options");

    quit = new JMenuItem("Quit");
    options.add(quit);

    explanation = new JMenuItem("Explanation");
    options.add(explanation);

    menuBar = new JMenuBar();
    menuBar.add(options);

    // Add the menu to the top of the main panel
    mainPanel.add(menuBar,BorderLayout.NORTH);

    // Create the dice
    dr = new DiceRoll();
    diceLabel = new JLabel();
    diceLabel2 = new JLabel();

    dicePanel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(2,1));
    dicePanel.add(diceLabel);
    dicePanel.add(diceLabel2);

    // Add the dicePanel to the center of the main panel
    mainPanel.add(dicePanel,BorderLayout.CENTER);

    // Add the rollDice button to the bottom of the main panel
    rollDice = new JButton("Roll Dice");
    mainPanel.add(rollDice,BorderLayout.SOUTH);

    // Add listeners to the menu items and buttons
    quit.addActionListener(this);
    explanation.addActionListener(this);
    rollDice.addActionListener(this);

    // Add the main panel to the JFrame
    this.getContentPane().add(mainPanel);

    // Show the JFrame
    this.pack();
    this.setVisible(true);
}

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Date: 29th August 2003
Cruise trained for eight months for Samurai role
Tom Cruise says he trained for eight months before filming his role in Last Samurai, The (2003).
He was in Tokyo to promote the movie in which he plays an American hired in the late 1800s to help Japanese warriors in western war tactics.
Cruise said his role was a difficult departure from the characters he has played in the past.
"I trained for eight months prior to shooting the film. I put on 20 pounds for the character but also for the muscle to carry the swords and wear the armour."
In the movie, Cruise plays a retired US army captain hired by Emperor Meiji to create a modern Japanese army. Up to 500 Japanese extras were flown to New Zealand, where the film was shot, for major battle scenes.
Co-star Ken Watanabe, who has played many samurai roles, said Cruise was a quick learner: "I feel like we have been through a battle together," he said.
Cruise said of the film's theme of bushido, the moral code of the samurai class: "This is very personal to me. I strongly believe in the values of honour, loyalty and compassion."
The film, directed by Edward Zwick, is due out in December.
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Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau (né le  à Hull, province de Québec au Canada) est un joueur professionnel canadien de hockey sur glace.

Biographie

Carrière en club
Il commence sa carrière en 1999 dans la Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec en jouant pour les Wildcats de Moncton. Il est choisi en 2001 au cours du repêchage d'entrée dans la Ligue nationale de hockey par les Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim lors du , en . De 2003 à 2007, il alterne entre deux ligues nord-américaines, la Ligue américaine de hockey et l'ECHL. En 2006, il joue ses premiers matchs en LNH sous les couleurs des Blackhawks de Chicago. Le , il signe un contrat d'un an avec les Islanders de New York. Le , il signe un contrat de quatre ans et d'une valeur de 16 millions de dollars avec l'Avalanche du Colorado. Le , il est échangé aux Canadiens de Montréal en compagnie d'un choix de  en 2015 contre Daniel Brière. Le , l'organisation du Canadiens met le nom de Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau au ballotage, mais il n'est pas réclamé. Marc Bergevin, directeur général du Canadiens de Montréal, décide de racheter son contrat une journée plus tard. Le , il signe un contrat d'un an avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto pour un montant de 1,5 million de dollars.

Le , il effectue un retour avec les Islanders de New York avec lesquels il s'entend pour une saison.

Le , il est réclamé au ballottage par les Devils du New Jersey.

Le , il est échangé aux Predators de Nashville en retour d'un choix de 6e ronde au repêchage de 2017. Depuis 2018, il est commentateur à TVA Sports.

Carrière internationale
Il a représenté l'Équipe du Canada lors des Championnat du monde juniors 2003.

Parenté dans le sport
Il est le cousin de Pierre-Marc Bouchard.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

En club

|2000-2001 || Wildcats de Moncton || LHJMQ || 45 || 10 || 19 || 29 || 38 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2000-2001 || Saguenéens de Chicoutimi || LHJMQ || 28 || 10 || 13 || 23 || 14 || 7 || 4 || 7 || 11 || 2
|-
| 2001-2002 || Saguenéens de Chicoutimi || LHJMQ || 68 || 51 || 67 || 118 || 120 || 4 || 3 || 1 || 4 || 10
|-
| 2002-2003 || Saguenéens de Chicoutimi || LHJMQ || 31 || 20 || 35 || 55 || 56 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2002-2003 || Castors de Sherbrooke || LHJMQ || 28 || 13 || 35 || 48 || 84 || 12 || 8 || 11 || 19 || 6
|-
| 2003-2004 || Mighty Ducks de Cincinnati || LAH || 66 || 14 || 16 || 30 || 20 || 7 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 6
|-
| 2004-2005 || Mighty Ducks de Cincinnati || LAH || 76 || 17 || 24 || 41 || 58 || 9 || 2 || 0 || 2 || 8
|-
|2005-2006 || Pirates de Portland || LAH || 56 || 22 || 27 || 49 || 42 || 19 || 5 || 17 || 22 || 24
|-
| 2005-2006 || Lynx d'Augusta || ECHL || 2 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 0 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2006-2007 || Pirates de Portland || LAH || 28 || 15 || 13 || 28 || 35 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2006-2007 || Admirals de Norfolk || LAH || 40 || 15 || 36 || 51 || 12 || 6 || 2 || 1 || 3 || 2
|-
| 2006-2007 || Blackhawks de Chicago || LNH || 5 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 2 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2007-2008 || Wolf Pack de Hartford || LAH || 75 || 34 || 47 || 81 || 81 || 5 || 3 || 2 || 5 || 13
|-
| 2008-2009 || Wolf Pack de Hartford || LAH || 74 || 29 || 49 || 78 || 142 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2009-2010 || Wolf Pack de Hartford || LAH || 35 || 20 || 25 || 45 || 63 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2009-2010 || Rangers de New York || LNH || 22 || 3 || 5 || 8 || 4 || -|| -|| -|| -||-
|-
| 2010-2011 || Islanders de New York || LNH || 81|| 20|| 33|| 53|| 46|| -|| -|| -|| -||-
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| 2011-2012 || Islanders de New York || LNH || 80|| 18|| 49|| 67|| 89|| -|| -|| -||- || -
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| 2012-2013 || Avalanche du Colorado|| LNH || 48|| 18|| 25|| 43|| 38|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2013-2014 || Avalanche du Colorado || LNH || 55 || 14 || 19 || 33 || 30 || 7 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 2
|-
| 2014-2015 || Canadiens de Montréal || LNH || 56 || 6 || 14 || 22 || 30 || 8 || 1 || 1 || 2 || 2
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| 2015-2016 || Maple Leafs de Toronto || LNH || 77 || 20 || 21 || 41 || 68 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2016-2017 || Devils du New Jersey || LNH || 59 || 13 || 14 || 27 || 35 || - || - || - || - || -
|-
| 2016-2017 || Predators de Nashville || LNH || 8 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 0 || 5 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
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| 2017-2018 || Avtomobilist Iekaterinbourg || KHL || 20 || 3 || 10 || 13 || 4 || 5 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 2

| 491 || 114 || 182 || 296 || 342 || 20 || 2 || 3 || 5 || 4

Au niveau international

| 2003 || Championnat du monde junior || 6 || 4 || 3 || 7 || 2 || align=left| Médaille d'argent

Trophées et honneurs personnels
 Ligue américaine de hockey : nommé dans la  d'étoiles en 2009

Notes et références

Naissance en mars 1983
Naissance en Outaouais
Personnalité sportive liée à Gatineau
Joueur québécois de hockey sur glace
Choix de repêchage des Mighty Ducks d'Anaheim
Joueur des Wildcats de Moncton
Joueur des Saguenéens de Chicoutimi
Joueur des Castors de Sherbrooke
Joueur des Blackhawks de Chicago
Joueur des Rangers de New York
Joueur des Mighty Ducks de Cincinnati
Joueur des Pirates de Portland
Joueur des Admirals de Norfolk (LAH)
Joueur des Lynx d'Augusta
Joueur du Wolf Pack de Hartford
Joueur des Islanders de New York
Joueur de l'Avalanche du Colorado
Attaquant de hockey sur glace
Joueur des Canadiens de Montréal
Joueur des Maple Leafs de Toronto
Joueur des Devils du New Jersey
Joueur des Predators de Nashville

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The Fantastic Solar Power Potential of the Arctic
by Owen MulhernJan 13th 20214 mins
In popular imagination the Arctic is a harsh, dark wintery landscape, hardly the first place one associates with sunshine as a resource. Yet solar power has been increasingly taking hold above the Arctic Circle, in particular among indigenous communities with some of the strongest motivations to become energy independent and reduce the carbon emissions exacerbating climate change.
The Pronounced Effects of Climate Change and Diesel on Indigenous Communities
Nowhere on Earth is experiencing the consequences of anthropogenic climate change as visibly as the Arctic. The region is warming at twice the rate of the rest of the world and this is manifesting as severe sea ice loss, decreased land snow cover and accelerated glacier retreat (ref. 1).
For indigenous communities, who have held deep cultural and spiritual ties to the land since time immemorial, these changes are immediate threats to their ways of life. Climate change is not a distant, slowly emerging issue to comfortably debate and someday plan for- it is there, and it is now.
The world's dependence on fossil fuels for energy is also not only challenging indigenous groups by way of global warming but by keeping the electricity supply expensive and unreliable in their remote northern locations (ref. 2). Many of these communities constitute Arctic settlements outside regional and continental power grids (Figure 1) where it can get extremely expensive to import diesel, the region's primary fuel source, at times needing to be flown in due to impassable winter conditions.
Figure 1. Indigenous populations' distribution in the Arctic (blue circles); the AMAP Arctic boundary is shown in red Source: AMAP, Natural Earth
The Arctic is Actually Great for Solar
It might be counterintuitive to think of solar power as very promising in the Arctic but its conditions actually fare quite well.
For one, while winters in the Arctic are indeed dimly lit months, summers there have some of the planet's longest days, meaning photovoltaic panels can operate round the clock (ref. 3). In the spring, snow reflects sunlight off the ground and further enhances output (ref. 4).
The cool year-round temperature keeps panels from overheating and this makes them more efficient, able to generate up to 25 percent more electricity per hour than in warmer southern regions.
A big issue with solar panels in general is that they need to be regularly cleared and dusted to let sun rays in, but in Northern latitudes panels are tilted up to 45 degrees to optimize solar irradiance, as the sun is ever only so high in the sky, and this lets snow and debris simply slide off.
Given these advantages, plus the last decade's advancements in this technology, it makes sense that Arctic indigenous communities have increasingly sought to tap into solar power by their own means.
Examples of Solar in the Arctic
Take the Old Crow Solar Project. The community of Old Crow in the Yukon, Canada, a village of about 250 people part of the Vuntut Gwitch'in First Nation, decided in 2008 to seek energy security and independence and has since scaled up to a solar framework that will reduce their yearly diesel use by about 190,000 liters. This translates to 680 fewer tons of CO2e emitted each year. Backed by a $400 million Arctic Energy Fund commitment from the Canadian government, the project's full implementation was set for this year, and despite being stalled due to COVID-19 residents are enthusiastic to be on what they agree is the right path. Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm explained this as an application of modern technology that embodies 'our Indigenous values of living in balance with our land in perpetuity (ref. 5).
Another example is the village of Colville Lake, population 160 and gathering area of the K'asho Got'ine Dene First Nation (ref. 6). This community was among the last in the N.W.T. to get electricity at all, and in 2016 became the first to be powered by a solar/diesel hybrid system. Their reliance on imported fuel is estimated to be 40 percent less than average, and during the summer the solar component is the town's main power source. Residents say there is less noise and less smell of diesel, and they are proud to be moving back towards their roots in self-reliance.
These projects have drawn the attention of other off-grid communities across Canada and the Arctic regions of the US, Finland and Denmark. Organizations like the Indigenous Clean Energy Social Enterprise are helping advance indigenous leadership in the renewable energy sector (ref. 7).
Technological challenges in solar power exist but they are small compared to issues like obtaining supportive national policies and financing, and thoroughly educating and training community members. How well best practices are implemented will largely determine the success of similar projects going forward (ref. 8).
This article was written by Debbie Sanchez. Cover photo from BBC.com.
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Professor Hokowhitu is the New Dean of Waikato University's School of Māori and Pacific Development and his historical analysis of Māori in sport, and on the rugby field in particular, has led to some interesting work on Māori masculinity as well as masculinity in general.
He says that in the 19th century Māori masculine physicality was like the untamed countryside, something to be conquered and civilized; fast forward to the present day and it has become a spectacle played out on the sports field.
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Q: unity 5.4 apk installed but won't open Okay, so basically I build my game in unity, saved it in a folder and drag the file in a folder on my phone, made sure unknown source was checked and installed it on my phone.
However when I open it it shows the unity splash page but then it closes for some reason I do not know, I searched it up tried all different resources but nothing worked, it still did the same thing, I tried it out on my brother's mobile and it worked fine for him (it didn't close and it let him play my game).
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If the above plan didn't work, Change the build settings in Unity from Prefer External to Automatic,
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A: my problem got resolved by deleting the android manifest file and then building again.
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Янов Матвей Маркович () — начальник уголовного розыска Кривого Рога.

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Родился 21 марта 1895 года в селе Дмитровка (на территории нынешней Одесской области) в семье рабочего. Получил начальное образование.

После смерти отца переехал с семьёй в местечко Александрия, где с 1907 года начал работать в переплётной мастерской местной типографии. В типографии приобщился к марксистской литературе, в начале Первой мировой войны познакомился со ссыльными латышскими большевиками.

С 1915 года на фронтах Первой мировой войны. В 1916 году лечился госпитале в Кривом Роге. Член РСДРП(б) с мая 1917 года.

В конце 1917 — начале 1918 года — участник Гражданской войны в России, воевал в Ростове-на-Дону.

Весной 1919 года приехал в Кривой Рог, где жила его супруга, работал в местной большевистской организации.

С наступлением деникинцев переехал в Николаев, где участвовал в работе подпольной организации. Выдан провокатором, избежав ареста вернулся в Кривой Рог, где под прозвищем Ворог продолжил подпольную работу. С января 1920 года — начальник уголовного розыска Кривого Рога, боролся с бандитизмом в Криворожском уезде, организовал сопротивление бандам Григорьева, Ткаченко, Гонзака.

Погиб с несколькими милиционерами 5 марта 1920 года вблизи Торговой улицы в Кривом Роге в бою с бандой Шаповала, напавшей на город. Похоронен в сквере у кинотеатра имени В. И. Ленина в Кривом Роге.

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 В марте 1920 года Криворожский уездный съезд советов переименовал Торговую улицу в улицу Янова, которая носила это имя до 2016 года.
 Памятная доска с барельефом работы Александра Васякина в Кривом Роге.

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 Янов Матвій Маркович // Великий Жовтень і громадянська війна на Україні: Енциклопедичний довідник / Відп. ред. І. Ф. Курас. — : Гол. ред. УРЕ, 1987. — 632 с. — С. 612.
 Самая короткая улица, которая многое может рассказать // Металлург. — 2006. — № 15. — С. 5.

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Beechview sits partly elevated from Evesham Road in mature gardens that extend to 0.38 of an acre. The front of the property enjoys south westerly views towards countryside in the direction of Abbotswood and Upper Swell.
The house itself is believed to date back to the 1930s and is traditionally built with rendered elevations beneath a reconstituted Cotswold stone tiled roof and the arrangement and measurements of the rooms can be seen on the accompanying floorplans. The property benefits from excellent light filled rooms having a good flow and is beautifully maintained. The current vendors have invested considerably in the property, enlarging and improving the living accommodation to provide a magnificent family house ideal for entertaining.
Internally the property briefly comprises a welcoming and spacious reception hall with oak flooring, cut stone open fireplace and staircase to first floor gallery landing. Accessed off the reception hall is a useful study and a well appointed shower room. There is a charming and spacious drawing room again with cut stone fireplace and inset log burning stove and with bifold doors overlooking the rear garden. Integral bifold doors provide access to a magnificent kitchen/family room with green oak roof trusses, stone tiled flooring and further bifold doors which provide access to the garden terrace. The kitchen itself comprises an extensive range of Shaker style cream fronted kitchen cabinets with polished granite work surfaces and extensive built in Neff appliances, specifically chosen for professional home cooking. The dining area has generous proportions and features a corner mounted gas stove. In addition there is a fully fitted laundry/prep kitchen leading to the integral single garage and boiler room and with separate doors to the rear garden giving access to a covered yard, ideal for summer barbecues.
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JBM artists triumph in The Grange Festival's 'Albert Herring'
Tenor Richard Pinkstone made his professional opera debut in the title role of Britten's Albert Herring at the inaugural season of The Grange Festival. The Arts Desk writes:
"In perfect synch with their instrumental colleagues throughout, the singers are both magnificent soloists and - again as becomes especially apparent in Act 3 - team players. Richard Pinkstone gives us a different, and utterly credible, take on shop-boy Albert, the good boy voted May King since all the village girls are, in the words of the chief moralist, "not virgins but trollops". Tied to his widowed mum's apron strings but clearly strong enough to break loose from the first, this Albert has the operatic-tenor heft for the will to freedom in the voice from his very first scene, rather than the usual softer grain of the lyric-character choral scholar. The emancipation sees him very much in control; again, it's completely believable."
There was praise, too, for three other JBM artists in the production: Kathleen Wilkinson as Mrs Herring, Alexander Robin Baker as Mr. Gedge and Timothy Nelson as Sid.
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Hurdles for Modi 2.0: Economy, J&K, NRC
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Then there is the mess created by the National Register of Citizens in Assam.
Governments have to put on a brave face when they are facing problems. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government does it very well. It does something more. It denies that there is a challenge in the first place, even as it grapples with it on the ground. The two major challenges before the government are the ground situation in the Kashmir Valley after the removal of Article 370 and the economic slowdown. Prime Minister Modi and his colleagues are rightly emphasising the decision of abrogating Article 370 and not talking very much about the elusive normality in the Valley ever since the decision was taken. The Prime Minister and home minister Amit Shah chose to emphasise the political daring involved in the decision while remaining silent on the continuing lockdown in the Valley. National security adviser Ajit Doval has been talking about the improvement in the situation on the ground, which is a far cry from the prevailing tensions on the ground.
On the economic front, while finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman is trying to project a reassuring image that the government is dealing with the problem aggressively, minister for information and broadcasting Prakash Javadekar in his press conference to mark the 100 days of the second Modi government sheepishly acknowledged that the slowdown was due to the global economic situation, and said that the fundamentals of the economy remained strong.
Then there is the mess created by the National Register of Citizens in Assam. Mr Shah wanted to wave it as a standard of a strong-willed BJP government to deal with the issue of "illegal migrants". But it turned out to be complicated where it left every one of its supporters — the Assamese, as well as the Hindu Bengalis from Bangladesh — angry and dissatisfied. What was meant as a firm handling of "Bangladeshi Muslims" in Assam became a bigger and complex monster.
The first 100 days shows that it is not going to be a smooth ride for the Narendra Modi government. In 2014, on completion of 100 days in office, Mr Modi in his blog had complained that the media had not given the customary "honeymoon period" and that his government was criticised from Day One. It was, of course, not true. But in 2019, the majority in the media have supported the government's Kashmir decision, but they have expressed strong reservations about the economy and pointed to the contradictions in the NRC exercise. Mr Modi of course is not blaming the media this time around. It is, however, evident that the Prime Minister and his colleagues know that they cannot airbrush the ground reality, and that the problems and irritants will persist on these fronts.
This can be seen on the Kashmir front as well. Mr Modi and Mr Shah have rightly claimed that the decisions made about Jammu and Kashmir are an internal matter and there is no room for any international intervention. US President Donald Trump has backed off and it has been trumpeted as Mr Modi's diplomatic success. But external affairs minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar is continually doing the rounds of Asia and Europe explaining the Indian position and assuring his counterparts that the troublemaker in Kashmir is Pakistan. Mr Doval had to say that normality cannot return to Kashmir because of the Pakistan factor. The Indian government is continually on its feet to counter every move by a flustered Pakistan to raise the Kashmir issue in international forums.
India can take comfort in the fact that both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have turned out to be strong supporters of India, and the simultaneous visit of the foreign ministers of these two countries to Islamabad last week can be seen as an attempt of the Gulf Arab countries to hold back Pakistan in the matter. But India cannot afford to ease its guard on the international front on the Kashmir question. It has to be on the alert for months to come to parry diplomatic intrusions from the West and from Pakistan.
More important and more difficult will be the internal situation in the Kashmir Valley. The fallout of the abrogation of Article 370 and turning Jammu and Kashmir into a Union territory will remain problematic for a long time, and even a sanguine Modi government which believes that what it did was for the good of the Kashmiris as well as for the country will have to deal with the anger and resentment of the ordinary people day in and day out, and
take a thousand ameliorative measures to assuage the hurt feelings of the people.
The economy, on the other hand, could show signs of improvement as early as Quarter 3 (October-December 2019) and Quarter 4 (January-March 2020), though it may not be enough to revive the growth trajectory. Even optimists who believe that the slowdown is a cyclical phenomenon are of the view that there will be no recovery before the end of 2020. In political terms, a year is an eternity.
The Narendra Modi government has been good at moving on from one issue to another in a brisk manner through its first term from the summer of 2014 to the summer of 2019. But it will not able to bring up new issues and relegate the old ones like a magician throwing up balls in the air and creating the illusion of keeping them all up in the air. The problems of Kashmir, the NRC and the economy are here to stay longer than anticipated. And the government will be forced to deal with them on a continuous basis. These cannot be pushed on to the backburner, as it were. They force themselves on the time and energy of the government. This could prove to be good for Mr Modi, Mr Shah, the government and the BJP because they will learn to deal with the problems and setbacks, and not just with electoral success. Hectoring will not serve as a substitute to deal with these issues, either for the Prime Minister or for the home minister.
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Focus Home Interactive and Cyanide Studios released new footage of the upcoming, story-driven medieval-fantasy game, Of Orcs and Men, for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The game looks drop-dead gorgeous and features a very dark and gritty take on the conflict between orcs and men.
One thing that really stands out is the graphical detail for the two lead characters, looking as if their faces alone have multiple stories to tell. The game basically sees players trying to turn the tide between the thinning orc race and their persecution under the law of man. The trailer doesn't contain a lot of story elements but the action is plentiful.
I've been trying to keep an eye on this game as it progresses in development given that it's a very original take on an age-old rivalry and houses some interesting concepts for the action-oriented RPG genre. That's not to mention that it's not often we get to play the role of a hero for a different race this time around, which could prove to be very intriguing if handled well by the writers.
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The University has climaxed the 51st Congregation with a call on the graduates to make positive and meaningful impact on their communities.
The College of Humanities and Legal Studies and the School of Graduate Studies had their sessions on the second day of the Congregation. A total of 1,858 who completed their programme of study with the College of Humanities and Legal Studies were presented during the Fifth Session. A total of 1, 357 graduands comprising 25 PhD, 70 MPhil, 46 MCom/MBA, 1 MN, 722 Med/MSc, 365 MA AND 125 PGDE were conferred with various degrees during the session for the School of Graduate Studies.
Speaking at the Fifth Session, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ghartey Ampiah, said the College of Humanities was sourcing for funds to support students with start-up entrepreneurial ventures to promote visibility of the Business Incubator and motivate future graduates to make good use of the skills and knowledge from the university-wide Entrepreneurship course. "The College has a vision of sourcing for funds to establish a competition to help students to incubate their start-ups," he noted
Prof. Ampiah indicated that the as part of the College-Industry Week Celebration, the Chief Executive Officer of Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) delivered a public lecture was on the theme "GNPC Corporate Social Investment Model: A Discussion Note on Evolution, Implementation and Challenges. Prof. Ampiah stated that the College has secured One million Dollars which would be released in tranches of $250, 000 for four years from the GNPC for a research Chair in Oil and Gas Studies. He added that a memorandum of understanding has been signed and the GNPC Chair position has been advertised.
Addressing the Sixth Session which was dedicated to the School of Graduate Studies, the Vice-Chancellor said the University would continue to improve upon the completion rate of postgraduate students. "It is anticipated that the overall graduating number for the 2017/2018 academic year would see an improvement over the total graduating number for the 2016/2017 academic year," he noted.
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Prof. Ampiah reported that the Academic Board has approved the article-based thesis format to encourage publication of high standard research in a timely manner by students to improve students' completion rate and UCC institutional image through rapid dissemination of research outcomes. "The Academic Board has also approved an Academic Writing Course which is envisioned to offer opportunities to students to require and develop rhetorical knowledge and practices for studying and writing within discipline-specific contexts," he announced. He explained that the course was expected to assist postgraduate students in research writing and publishing. He added that dual postgraduate programmes for postgraduate research degrees was approved by the Academic Board to promote multidisciplinary approach to teaching, learning and research.
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The Vice-Chancellor said the University would continue to expand access to postgraduate education to the doorstep of students. He stated that the College of Distance Education (CoDE) currently has an enrolment of 3, 214 who were pursuing MBA, M.ED/MA, MPhil and MED programmes at its study centres in Tamale, Sunyani, Kumasi, Accra, Takoradi and Cape Coast. He pointed out that out of the total number of students graduating, 234 received their graduate training through the distance mode.
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Due to the high patronage of UCC Distance Programmes, the Vice-Chancellor said the College of Distance Education was being restructured to position it for the expected high numbers and competition. Prof. Ampiah noted that College Graduate Coordinators have been appointed by Schools and Faculties to facilitate postgraduate programmes, seminars on e-learning for graduate students are mounted consistently and made more user-friendly. " At least once in each academic year, special seminars aimed at improving graduate studies and ensuring completion of programmes on schedule are organised for graduate students where very senior faculty members take them through essentials of Graduate Studies," he explained.
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Covid-19: Row in Bulgaria's Parliament over wearing masks
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The beginning of the weekly sitting of Bulgaria's National Assembly on July 1 began with a row about some MPs failing to comply with the Health Minister's order to wear protective masks against the spread of Covid-19, Bulgarian National Radio reported.
Opening the sitting, Speaker Tsveta Karayancheva said that those who were not wearing masks should ask for them from the quaestors.
Additional quantities of masks had been provided, she said.
United Patriots MP Slavcho Atanassov said that two MPs, Alexander Paunov of the Bulgarian Socialist Party and Pavel Shopov of Ataka, were again – as had been the case for several sittings – not wearing masks.
"Do they think it is pleasant for us to wear masks? The order of the Minister of Health is being violated here, please take steps against these colleagues," he told Karayancheva.
BSP MP Georgi Svilenski objected to such reminders, saying that this was the business of the regional health inspectorate.
Paunov also objected, saying that Parliament is not a public place because access to it was subject to a control system.
Karayancheva said that MPs, like all Bulgarian citizens, had to comply with the law. She said that she would refer those not wearing masks to the regional health inspectorate.
On June 23, the first day that the order to wear masks in indoor public places was revived, Bulgarian Prime Minister and members of his entourage and the media who entered a church at Rila Monastery without wearing masks were fined 300 leva each for breaching the Health Minister's order.
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September 11th is Patriot Day.
"A Spoon is like a headache," by Donald Hoffman, Edge: The World Question Center, 2006, http://www.edge.org/q2006/q06_3.html#hoffman.
"On Judging the Past: Homosexuality Revisited Part Three in Homosexuality and Globalization," by Curtis Weeks, Phatic Communion, 8 September 2006, http://www.phaticcommunion.com/archives/2006/09/on_judging_the.php.
"I remember other conversations between us…," by Curtis Weeks, Phatic Communion, 10 September 2006, http://www.phaticcommunion.com/archives/2006/09/on_judging_the.php#c1423.
My reason for putting 'observation' and 'observations' in single quotes above is simply that I have tried to minimize the confusion that the Revised OODA might create. Since genetic heritage is placed outside the internal Abstract OODA (thus, outside the Concrete Orient process), using the term observation to denote how genetic information enters into the abstract processes might confuse some readers who generally equate observation with the five senses. Here, observation is used broadly to denote how physical, concrete information from the World enters into the abstract processing; and, since genetic heritage can be altered, like sensations might be altered for the five basic senses, different orientations may result from whatever new physiological information enters into the process of abstraction.
In other words (if I understand him correctly), Curtis is saying that one's own thoughts are "concrete" in that they are physically taking place within the neural system, but whenever they are compared to another (and so made meaningful) we can only describe some abstraction of that process.
Suppose I have a headache, and I tell you about it. It is, say, a pounding headache that started at the back of the neck and migrated to encompass my forehead and eyes. You respond empathetically, recalling a similar headache you had, and suggest a couple remedies. We discuss our headaches and remedies a bit, then move on to other topics.
Of course no one but me can experience my headaches, and no one but you can experience yours. But this posed no obstacle to our meaningful conversation. You simply assumed that my headaches are relevantly similar to yours, and I assumed the same about your headaches. The fact that there is no "public headache," no single headache that we both experience, is simply no problem.
A spoon is like a headache. Suppose I hand you a spoon. It is common to assume that the spoon I experience during this transfer is numerically identical to the spoon you experience. But this assumption is false. No one but me can experience my spoon, and no one but you can experience your spoon. But this is no problem. It is enough for me to assume that your spoon experience is relevantly similar to mine. For effective communication, no public spoon is necessary, just like no public headache is necessary. Is there a "real spoon," a mind-independent physical object that causes our spoon experiences and resembles our spoon experiences? This is not only unnecessary but unlikely. It is unlikely that the visual experiences of homo sapiens, shaped to permit survival in a particular range of niches, should miraculously also happen to resemble the true nature of a mind-independent realm. Selective pressures for survival do not, except by accident, lead to truth.
I think we can "abstract" this text to discuss the utility of positivism while admitting to the limitations of positivism. So props to Curtis.
* In January, Harvard president Larry Summers caused a firestorm when he cited research showing that women and men have non-identical statistical distributions of cognitive abilities and life priorities.
* In June, the Times reported a forthcoming study by physicist Greg Cochran, anthropologist Jason Hardy, and population geneticist Henry Harpending proposing that Ashkenazi Jews have been biologically selected for high intelligence, and that their well-documented genetic diseases are a by-product of this evolutionary history.
It is a fallacy to say if something is exclusively environmentally determined it is the result of free choice: this is obviously untrue, as it would be environmentally determined.
Likewise, it is a fallacy to say if something is exclusively environmentally determined it is the result of free choice: this is obviously untrue, as it would be genetically determined.
Likewise, it is a fallacy to say if something is exclusively determined by environment and genetics together it is the result of free choice: this is obviously untrue, as it would be determined by genetics and environment together.
The point isn't to eradicate the notion of "free choice." Rather, it is to say that "free choice" isn't a concept that would vary meaningfully by environment, genetics, or environmental-genetic interactionism. Frankly, the notion of free choice is better treated as an a prior presumption or a supernatural phenomenon than something that exists or not depending on whether an observed state is the result of G, E, or G X E.


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"I'd do anything" for a lovely OLIVER! like Terrace Plaza's
Posted by Maren Scriven | Feb 25, 2020 | Reviews, Weber County | 0
Note: The March 13 through March 30 performances of Oliver! have been cancelled due to the coronavirus.
OGDEN — Charles Dickens's classic novel Oliver Twist, adapted into the musical Oliver! with music and lyrics by Lionel Bart, follows the story of an unfortunate orphan in London who struggles in the poor workhouse, the streets of London, and tries to find parental love in the difficulties of the town. Directors Breanne and Derek Hendricks have not eschewed the darker, more difficult parts of the story in their adaptation of this production at Terrace Plaza.
Show closes April 4, 2020.
In the role of Oliver, Owen Talbot has a sweet voice and endearing presence, which is essential to the telling of this tale. Talbot was a perfect choice for the role because of his ability to sing the touching "Where is Love?" without overdoing it. Talbot is also capable of putting on the charm in the later songs such as "I'd Do Anything." Talbot performed well when sharing the stage with other actors, such as Brogan Wright (masterfully portraying the Artful Dodger) and Lindy Combe (as Nancy). Lindy Combe's performance was perhaps one of the best of the night, especially considering how she handled one of the shows most tricky songs, "As Long as He Needs Me." Coming at a difficult moment of storytelling, the song about an abusive relationship with the structure and feel of a romantic ballad was thoughtful and sensitive, thanks to Lindy Combe's acting choices and the Hendrickses' direction. The song ended up as a moment of beautiful reflection and haunting pain.
Speaking of abuse, Blake Peterson as Bill Sykes enters with the song "My Name" in a frightening way that spooked me unexpectedly, and Peterson's menacing presence was a bit difficult to shake. The added effect of the well-behaved but massive Nikita as the dog Bullseye accompanying him showed that Sykes was not someone to be messed with. My favorite touch, however, was the lighting designs by Miland Palmer and Mark Ellis, who created cues that contributed to the menacing mood when Bill Sykes was on stage. An interesting contrast to Sykes is Fagin (played by Michael Combe) who is the leader of the gang Oliver falls in with. Fagin is also meant to be seen as somewhat of a villainous character, but with hints of conflict and good. I truly appreciated Michael Combe's interpretation of this conflict in "Reviewing the Situation." Finally, a pivotal moment of the show that I performed so well before was in the reprise of "It's a Fine Life" where Nancy, Bill, and Sykes all let their emotions show and the actors truly show what they have invested in the story.
In a show like Oliver!, one of the substantial challenges is to help a cast of younger children understand the importance of performing accurately in music, dancing, and acting. I was impressed from the very beginning with the chorus of children. The opening number of the well known song "Food, Glorious Food" had strong musicality under the direction of Holly Lowell, and many of the songs were a delight to watch, especially the choreography of the second act opener "Oom-Pah-Pah." Choreographers Ginny Spencer, Jamie Talbot, and Alyn Bone were capable of working with a cast of a vast span of ages and keep them well in sync.
In many Terrace productions, I have found that while the sense of community is fantastic and I love the inclusion it brings, sometimes the stage feels a bit crowded and overwhelming. However, with Oliver!, the size of the cast was absolutely perfect for the size and scope of the show. I was impressed with the choices of staging and spacing and also the volume that the chorus could produce seeing that they were not quite as large as some of the former casts I have seen.
The costumes are one of the consistent gems of Terrace Plaza, and in Oliver! one of my favorites for Mrs. Sowerberry (played by Penny Crawford). From the head (with perfect boots) to to (her superb hair piece), it was apparent that designers Becky Montgomer, Jim Tatton, and Stephanie Petersen had a strong understanding of the Dickensian time period and the overall feeling of the show. I also enjoyed the contrast of the overly frivolity of the costume of Mrs. Corney (played by Carla Zarate) compared to the simplicity of Oliver's own costume.
Oliver! has never been a favorite show of mine, but this production struck the right balance between showing the London underbelly and providing a fun and enjoyable splash of entertainment. While not perfect a perfect production, I do love the inclusion at the heart of community-based theatre, and that is a strength of this production. I am glad that there are companies like Terrace Plaza that allow local performers to develop talents and build friendships, and I commend directors that let that happen.
Oliver! plays at Beverly's Terrace Plaza Playhouse (99 East 4700 South, Ogden) Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 PM through April 4. Tickets are $10–$17. For more information, visit www.terraceplayhouse.com.
Full disclosure: Unbeknownst to our reviewer, a family member was one of the choreographers, Alyn Bone, who consulted on the songs "I'd Do Anything" and "Consider Yourself." Reviewing the work of a close family member is normally a violation of UTBA's conflict of interest policy. The reviewer informed the UTBA president of this situation as soon as she was aware, and the editing process was supervised to ensure that the family member's work was not a focus of the review. Honest feedback is always encouraged at UTBA.
Tags: adaptation, alyn bone, Becky Montgomer, Blake Peterson, Breanne Hendricks, Brogan Wright, Carla Zarate, charles dickens, Derek Hendricks, Ginny Spencer, Holly Lowell, Jamie Talbot, Jim Tatton, Lindy Combe, Mark Ellis, Michael Combe, Miland Palmer, musical, oliver, Owen Talbot, Penny Crawford, Stephanie Petersen, Terrace Plaza Playhouse, weber county
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Maren Scriven
Dr. Maren Scriven Swensen is a counselor by profession, working with refugees as they settle into the United States. She is the mother of two fabulous daughters and stepmother to 4 fantastic children. She also has a love and passion for theatre that goes back decades, including a minor in theatre. Maren is a member of the American Theatre Critics Association.
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"The Serpent's Greek Lair", In this fourth article that Yanis Varoufakis and vitalspace.org have contributed to the Witte de With Review (an initiative of Rotterdam-based Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art), we offer a short history of Golden Dawn, the Greek Nazi party. As with all our articles in WdW Review, the 'take' is always personal, intimate almost. In this piece on Golden Dawn, Yanis begins with an encounter with an old, poor Peloponnesean farmer, some time in the 1990s, whose life revealed much about Greece's Dark Side.


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AAP has not sought Alka Lamba's resignation: Senior leader Manish Sisodia
Sisodia clarified that the lines about Gandhi were not part of the original resolution placed before the House.
Manish Sisodia (File | PTI)
NEW DELHI: Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia Saturday rejected party MLA Alka Lamba's claim that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had "demanded" her resignation for not supporting a resolution in the assembly on revoking late PM Rajiv Gandhi's Bharat Ratna.
"Neither any resignation has been sought (from Lamba) and nor is anyone resigning," Sisodia, the deputy chief minister of Delhi, told reporters at a press conference here. Separately, Lamba told PTI, "I am not resigning."
The Delhi Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in which it was demanded that the Bharat Ratna awarded to Gandhi be withdrawn, but the AAP swiftly distanced itself from the reference to the Congress leader.
ALSO READ: Delhi Assembly passes resolution demanding Rajiv Gandhi's Bharat Ratna be withdrawn
The matter became a major crisis within the AAP with Lamba alleging on Friday that she was "put under pressure" to support the resolution, which she resisted and boycotted.
She claimed she spoke to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Kejriwal who, she said, asked her to resign as MLA.
"I am ready to do so," she had said.
Sisodia told reporters, "The aim of the original resolution, moved by MLA Jarnail Singh, was only to help the victims of 1984 riots get justice. No resolution mentioning late PM Rajiv Gandhi was passed in the Assembly as being reported in the media."
He clarified that the lines about Gandhi were not part of the original resolution placed before the House.
It was a handwritten amendment proposed by a member and it cannot be passed in such a manner, he added.
Asked if the party will take any action against Bharti, Sisodia said it will talk to him on the matter.
AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj, who narrated the entire sequence of events in the Assembly, clarified that any amendment to a resolution can become a part of the original only after it has been separately voted on by the House, which did not happen in this case.
"There was no mention of Rajiv Gandhi in the original resolution. It was an individual handwritten proposal by MLA Somnath Bharti," he said.
Jarnail Singh, while moving the resolution in the Assembly, had mentioned Gandhi's name while reading the text and demanded that the Congress leader's Bharat Ratna be withdrawn for "justifying the anti-Sikh riots".
Later, he had said though the reference to Gandhi in the resolution was not there in the written copies, it was made orally and passed by the House by voice vote.
The resolution called for speedy trial of cases and termed anti-Sikh riots as genocide.
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Indeed ! Giving Bharat Ratna Honour to Rajiva Grandhy was too premature and certainly in poor taste. Aap Ace Ape is right this time in questioning and revoking it.
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