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SCUPE educates leaders to revitalize congregations and community organizations to transform cities towards becoming just, inclusive and peaceful communities in accordance with God's vision for the world.
Foundational to SCUPE's mission are images of God's vision for the world that abound in the Bible. It is often depicted as shalom, the Hebrew word meaning peace with justice as, for example, in "Seek the shalom of the city …for in its shalom you will find shalom" (Jeremiah 29:7). Jesus Christ came to inaugurate God's reign. His mission statement: The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor, to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free and to proclaim the year of Jubilee (cf. Luke 4:18-19) is descriptive of God's vision for the world.
SCUPE is committed to:
1. Uplifting church and community ministry models that practice social justice and peacemaking in urban neighborhoods in ways that reflect God's presence and providence in the world;
2. Using urban contextual theological education as a vehicle to teach both pastors and church leaders;
3. Understanding diversity as an expression of the richness of God's creation;
4. Facilitating the development of community-based leadership as vital to the revitalization of economically marginalized urban communities;
5. Promoting justice-seeking and peacemaking as strategies for transforming communities and ushering in God's vision for a more just and inclusive world;
6. Modeling collaboration in partnerships, programs in all educational activities.
7. Learning from individuals and institutions around the world about how to address the ever broadening challenges of urban life;
8. Seeking new means of sharing our educational resources with church and community organizations at both the local and global levels; and
9. Fostering ecumenical and interfaith relationships in urban communities.
SCUPE's core values in relation to education include the following:
1. Student-centered learning communities, in which students articulate their own learning agendas, work in cohorts, and faculty value the experience and wisdom students bring to the learning experience;
2. Contextual learning, in which the starting point of theological reflection is the student's experience and interaction with people and institutions at the grassroots;
3. Culturally-rooted learning, in which students have space for privileged theological reflection within their own cultural context and community; and
4. Dialogical-learning, in which, following the in-depth articulation of one's cultural and theological reflection, space is created for dialogue among students of different cultural backgrounds and theological persuasions.
SCUPE Board Members
Ms. Lydia Murray, Chair
Chicago, IL
Rev. Ben Dueholm, Secretary
Messiah Lutheran Church
Wauconda, IL
Mr. Case Hoogendoorn, Treasurer
Hoogendoorn & Talbot, LLP
Chicago, IL
Ms. Cheryl Hammock, Out-going Chair
Chilanta Community Foundation
Chicago, IL
Dr. Gaspar Colon
Washington Adventist University,
Tacoma Park, MD
Dr. Kenneth W. Bensen
Habitat for Humanity of Michigan
Lansing, MI
Rev. Dr. Tim Douma
Loop Christian Ministries
Chicago, IL
Dr. Susan Harlow
Bexley Hall – Seabury Western Seminary Federation
Chicago, IL
Ms. Megan Hunt
Champro Sports
Chicago, IL
Ms. Consuelo R. Miller, Esq.
Law Office of Consuelo R. Miller, Ltd.
Chicago, IL
Rev. Dr. Bruce Modahl
Grace Lutheran Church and School
River Forest, IL
Mr. Eli Sanchez
David A. Noyes & Company
Chicago, IL
Dr. Zenobia Sowell-Bianchi
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Chicago, IL
Dr. Jeffrey Spahn
Leading Leaders, Inc.
Chicago, IL
Rev. Dr. Shanta Premawardhana, President
Rev. Dr. Shanta Premawardhana is president of SCUPE. A Baptist pastor from Sri Lanka, he was most recently the director for the Program Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation at the World Council of Churches (WCC), a worldwide fellowship of 349 Protestant and Orthodox churches based in Geneva, Switzerland. Prior to moving to Geneva, Premawardhana served as the Associate General Secretary for Interfaith Relations at the National Council of Churches of Christ, based in New York. Following seminary education in Sri Lanka and India, Premawardhana arrived in the United States in 1981 for graduate study at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where he earned his M.A. and Ph.D, in Religion. Continuing to live in the Chicago area, he founded the Chicago Ashram of Jesus Christ, a Christian community with an outreach to South Asian immigrants from many cultural backgrounds and religious traditions and served for fourteen years as senior pastor of Ellis Avenue Church located in the south side of Chicago.
You can read Shanta's full bio here.
Iris Alvarado-Velazquez, Administrative Assistant
Ms. Iris Alvarado is administrative assistant for SCUPE's Advanced Latino/a Theological Education (ALTE) program. In her short time on the job, she has become a critical communication link between ALTE's leadership staff and students who are inquiring about the program. Her key responsibilities include reception duties, administrative support, financial assistance, record-keeping, and registrar activities. Iris has previously worked in the medical field–for an orthopedic surgeon and at Chicago's Children's Memorial Hospital. She is a member of Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal in Chicago's Humboldt Park community.
Dody Finch, Registrar
Ms. Dody Finch is currently SCUPE's registrar and assists with various operational tasks. She has served in that role since 1999. But her working relationship with SCUPE dates back to 1976 when she was one of SCUPE's first volunteers. In 1980 she began nearly five years of full-time work with SCUPE – assisting with records, development, and financial operations. For the next 15 years she served as the administrative assistant/financial secretary at two different churches in Evanston. Dody is a 1982 graduate of Northeastern University, B.A. in Psychology. In 2006 she completed 14 hours in graduate studies at North Park Theological Seminary and received a certificate in Christian Spirituality.
Rev. Dr. Susan Harlow, Interim Academic Dean
An ordained minister in the United Church of Christ, Dr. Harlow has taught for over 20 years in institutions of theological education. A graduate of Hollins University, she earned her Master of Divinity at Andover Newton Theological School and a Masters of Theology at Harvard Divinity School. Her doctorate is from Columbia University in its joint program with Union Theological Seminary in Religion and Education.
"I have long taught with one contextual component to my courses in public ministry, congregational development, and religious education. It is exciting to join with SCUPE in its holistic approach to urban contextual theological education. The church and people of faith in the 21st century must take seriously the racial and cultural diversity as well as the justice issues present within the city. SCUPE is the place where this happens," she writes.
She was most recently the Director for Congregational Development and Professor of Practical Theology where she directed the D.Min. programs at Bexley Hall Seabury Western Seminary Federation, and prior to that she taught Congregational Studies at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago.
Nancy Renick, Director of Operations/Director of Development
Ms. Nancy Renick is director of development and operations at SCUPE. She has experience as a planning consultant in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors. Her previous work includes service as chief operating officer and executive director at interfaith agencies. Nancy holds a MBA degree from Northwestern University and has held senior financial management positions at the American Medical Association, Soft Sheen Products and Borg-Warner Corporation. Nancy is a founding board member of a tutoring agency for underserved Chicago youth, and is a member of First United Methodist Church of Chicago. She has extensive lay leadership involvement at both local and conference levels of the United Methodist Church.
Dani Samons, Development Coordinator
Dani Samons serves as the Development Coordinator for SCUPE and a transplant to Chicago from the east coast. In 2011 Dani completed her Bachelors of Business Administration in Marketing from Loyola University Chicago. Dani's work experience is deeply rooted in non-profit fundraising and event planning, which is where her passion lies. Beyond SCUPE, Dani volunteers her time at the National MS Society Greater IL Chapter, serving as the logistics chair for Walk MS Chicago Lakefront. Dani sits on the GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) Board of Loyola University Chicago and is involved with other organizations around Chicago and beyond.
Angela Samuel, Accountant
Ms. Angela Samuel serves as SCUPE's accountant. Angela views her position at SCUPE as a ministry of financial management and stewardship, one that enables SCUPE to responsibly serve its multiple audiences: students, churches, and communities. A native Chicagoan, Angela also has other hidden skills. When she is not working with numbers; Angela enjoys being a camera operator for the Rainbow PUSH Coalition live broadcasts and was formerly a member of the video team for Salem Baptist Church of Chicago's television ministry. Angela is a graduate of Roosevelt University (Chicago).
Marcus Tabb, Program Assistant & Recruiter
Center for African American Theological Education (CAATS)
Rev. Marcus Tabb is an Ordained Itinerate Deacon and the Senior Pastor at Hyde Park A.M.E. Church in the West Pullman area of Chicago. As a senior at Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University, he will be Graduating in May 2014 with a Masters of Divinity degree. He was blessed to marry his soul mate and partner in ministry Rev. Robyn Tabb in 1992 and God has blessed them with three talented sons Max, Marcus and Michael. He accepted his call to ministry in 1999 and is working on his education for the purpose of continuing ministry. He currently serves as a Recruiter and Program Assistant for The Center for African American Theological Studies (CAATS) under the Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education (SCUPE).
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The success of our ministry at SCUPE depends on generous contributions from committed churches, foundations and individuals. If you have questions about making a donation, please feel free to call the SCUPE office at 312-726-1200 and speak with Nancy Renick, email@example.com
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Attn: Nancy Renick
205 W. Monroe St. – Suite 300
Chicago, IL 60606
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I have never see those in any store or market here (and I look in a lot of markets). Weirdest I have seen in the market were some Tepin pods mixed with some Pequin chili's and that carton was labeled "crazy chili's". LOL Those are really cool. Can't wait to see how mine turn out. |
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Awesome. Nice to see them getting a bit more mainstream. Tom: Yeah, a local nursery chain carries them also. Bought my 1st plant there a couple years ago and it was just labeled GHOST -- turns out it was described as a Naga Cross here on GW. This year though, they had their own printed labels with "Bhut Jolokia." Was tempted to get it anyhow, but already have some youngins going. Kevin |
I saw some in one of our local grocery stores about 3 yrs ago. Thing is, the fruit was really small, they looked more like small habs, maybe an inch long at most. Pam |
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That's an awesome find, I am always on the look out but mostly only find Habanero's and the lesser heat varieties. I hope I run into that while I am waiting for my seedlings to reach pepper producing stage. |
I found some Bhuts several months ago at a shoprite (grocery store), I think they were priced around $7 for a small container with only four peppers in it.... Only saw the one time. |
Nice to see them in the stores, but if my count is correct... I see 6 peppers in there. At 5 bucks, this makes them $1.20 each. Not downing you by any means, I would have bought them too! My peppers are far from ready yet. I'm more thinking along the lines that whoever is selling these is making an outright killing! At that price a single plant would be worth 2-3 hundred dollars in yield - depending on size. Pretty wild to ponder. Jay |
- Posted by northern_hab 6a - Etobicoke (My Page) on Mon, Apr 21, 14 at 15:23
bberkmor, Where is this Fortinos you speak of? A co-worker saw them at his local Starsky's in Mississauga West. By the pound, open tray and pick as many as you want. |
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Had the opportunity to shoot one of these this weekend. I don't hear a lot of talk about it, so I figured I'd give a brief, albeit not extremely thorough, first shots review. Mostly because I'm bored and waiting for my laundry to cycle. This is by no means at all technical, and all of it is just my (brief) experience and opinion.
The gun looks great, in my opinion. It also feels really nice in my hand. It did feel a little heavy, but not exceedingly so. The ergonomics are good once the magazine is in the stack, but I didn't like the magazine and frame setup, personally. The magazine well sits a little bit too shallow on the frame, I think. I had to consciously loosen my grip with my ring finger before putting in the mag or my finger would get pinched between the magazine and the frame. Only happened once, but that's because I only let it happen once, ouch. I'd rather not have to loosen my grip to reload in a SD situation, though. I really liked the bi-tone color scheme of the one that I shot. It definitely was a bit more aesthetically pleasing than my Glock 19.
It shot very well, especially for a first go with a weapon. I am still a little bit more accurate with my Glock, but that's probably because of the large amount of practice with it. The sights, I thought, were very good. The weight of the gun really made follow up shots pretty easy as well. Again, I followed up a bit more accurately with the Glock, but that's probably more about practice than anything. I really did enjoy shooting the gun, it felt good in the hand and handled recoil very well. I was getting about a 1 1/2 to 2 inch pattern at 7 yards, on average, when taking my time. On follow-up shots when I was putting 5 bullets down range as fast as I could, I was getting 5 hits center mass pretty much every time. There were a couple strays here and there on a 50 round box of ammo, but I think it was only maybe 3 of them that either missed the silhouette or hit the edge of it. Everything was on paper.
The trigger was a little bit meh, at least for me. Just didn't feel smooth, maybe. Sorta seemed to climb a mountain in the middle of engagement.
Also, the magazine spring seemed to have extremely strong resistance. I don't know if this would be an issue with any certain make or model of bullet. I didn't have a loading tool for the Ruger, and it was pretty tough comparatively to compress the spring and load the magazine. I have pretty strong hands, but it was still a bit of a task compared to loading the Glock magazine.
Overall, I felt pretty good about shooting it. I also shot the Shield 9mm the same day, but there is a lot of talk about those so I figured I'd stick to the Ruger. One thing that the shooting session did do was convince me to immediately invest in some Meprolight sights for my Glock. Something about the three dot sight configuration just feels more natural. I really didn't like the way the magazine and frame lined up on the handle. For this reason alone I don't know if I would buy one to be anything more than a range gun, but people with smaller hands or less chubby fingers may not have the same experience. If you're in the market for a quality 9mm and you want something with a little more style, maybe give this Ruger a chance.


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We have a bunch of motherboards in our graphs here today, but the ASRock Z97X Killer is the only one that will be making use of our new i7-4790K. Instead, our other boards will be using our tried and tested i7-4770K. Over the next few weeks, though, as we test more and more Z97 motherboards, we will begin to phase out most of the motherboards that use the i7-4770K and instead replace them with boards that are using our new i7-4790K.
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If you had a chance to read our i7-4790K review, you would already know how we went with overclocking. At the moment, the particular i7-4790K we have isn't the strongest overclocker. While our previous i7-4770K managed to achieve in the higher realms of 4.9GHz climbing towards 5GHz, our i7-4790K isn't blessed with the same overclocking ability.
Spending as much time in the BIOS as we could and messing around with the settings, we ended up with our i7-4790K running at 4.7GHz via a 47x multiplier. This is a good overclock and lines up with what a lot of other people are seeing from their i7-4790K. It's still not as high as what we could get on our previous chip, though, and we're hoping in the coming weeks we're able to get ahold of an i7-4790K that can clock higher.


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My code compiles correctly everytime, but if i change anything, i must also change the name of class Lab168 to get the program to run. i get the runtime error of "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: main". why do i have to change the class name each time?
Code:class Lab168 { public static void main (String args[]) throws IOException { BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); System.out.print("Enter a string: "); Palindrome p = new Palindrome(input.readLine()); p.displayData(); } } class Palindrome { private String s; private String p; public Palindrome (String x) { s = x; } public void displayData() { System.out.println("string: " + s); } }
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What do you mean by "change anything". What is it that you changed? The file name must be the same as your class name. So make sure you name your file Lab168.java and then compile it and you should end up with Lab168.class. The same thing applies to your second class. The source file should be named Palindrome.java and then when you compile it you will end up with Palindrome.class.
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Yep, that's what I noticed as well. Every class needs to be in its own file (except innerclasses of course..), and the file name should be the same (even case I believe) as the class name.


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As idle as a plastic ship upon a plastic ocean - with apologies to Coleridge's "Ancient Mariner" - that was the aqueous opening of "The Little Mermaid," Disney's latest musical extravaganza to brave the seas of Broadway.
And after that, it was plastic, plastic everywhere, enough to lead you to drink.
Oddly enough, it's George Tsypin's settings and Tatiana Noginova's costumes - with their breathtaking vulgarity and equally breathtaking confidence - that give this "Little Mermaid" a certain flap to its flippers in a sea of almost calculated mediocrity.
At least they showed a decently shipwrecked spirit, with their crazy ship, glistening revolving columns, glassily transparent seascapes and nuttily extravagant costumes, with Natasha Katz's lighting joining in what seemed an elaborated joke.
Underneath all this baroque ornamentation was a tiny, tinny little musical struggling for its life.
The story - based on the eponymous Disney cartoon about a mermaid's longing for a human prince - has music by Alan Menken and lyrics by the late Howard Ashman, with additional lyrics by Glenn Slater.
It also has a book, such as it is, by Doug Wright ("Grey Gardens," "I Am My Own Wife"), who has a distinguished career going and won't be mentioned again in case the going gets too quick.
The music is sort of perkily lugubrious. One tune - I honestly forget which - reminded me of something from Menken's "Beauty and the Beast," and another, the score's best moment, recalled one of those upbeat kick-arounds by Jerry Herman.
The lyrics fade away either in a miasma of romantic fatuity or a haze of grimly dull jokiness.
Apart from the omnipresent design team, the one other person here with a personal signature was choreographer Stephen ("Mary Poppins") Mear. His undersea creatures glide their way through wet land via Heelys - shoes with built-in wheels in their heels. They work wonderfully, although, after the first two hours, they lose their magic.
Yet throughout the long-littleness of the show, Mear's more than competent choreography shines out, as they say, like a good deed in a naughty world.
Presumably, the Disney people brought in the director Francesca Zambello from opera, much as they brought in Julie Taymor from puppet theater to helm "The Lion King." But as almost anyone who keeps an eye open on such matters could have told them, Zambello is no Taymor.
There isn't much I can say of the cast - all swimming upstream with a kind of grinning gallantry.
Sierra Boggess was sweet enough as the beached Mermaid; Sean Palmer wasn't quite sweet enough as the bleached-out Prince Eric, though not even a blend of Olivier and Pavarotti could have done it.
Sherie Rene Scott, with a Medusa wig and enough tentacles to make an octopus demand a recount, was an appropriately bitchy Witch Ursula, even if she overdid the drag-queen-in-drag bit. And the clowns - Eddie Korbich, Tituss Burgess (as the crab Sebastian), Jonathan Freeman and John Treacy Egan - clowned their hearts away to the audience's content.
And, well, I think that's it, as Shakespeare said when he buried the last body in "Hamlet."
Perhaps you noticed I've refrained from mentioning Hans Christian Andersen, author of the original "Little Mermaid." That's because, as a knight of the Order of Danneborg, I'd hate to have that honor rescinded.
Loved the shoes. Loathed the show.
O.K., I exaggerate. I didn't like the shoes all that much. But the wheel-heeled footwear known as merblades, which allow stage-bound dancers to simulate gliding underwater, provides the only remotely graceful elements in the musical blunderbuss called "Disney's The Little Mermaid," which opened on Thursday at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater.
A variation on Heelys, a skate hybrid popular among schoolchildren and teenagers who are probably way too old for this production, merblades endow their wearers with the ability to skim hard surfaces with a near-balletic lightness. Unfortunately, a state of lightness is difficult to sustain when you're being attacked on all sides by an aggressive ocean that appears to be made of hard plastic.
The get-out-of-my-way water, which periodically slides in like so many push-button car windows, is only one of the obstructions to be wrestled with by the cast members playing fish, seabirds and merfolk in Disney's charm-free $15 million adaptation of its charming 1989 animated movie of the same title.
Directed by Francesca Zambello, this "Little Mermaid" burdens its performers with ungainly guess-what-I-am costumes (by Tatiana Noginova) and a distracting set (by George Tsypin) awash in pastels gone sour and unidentifiable giant tchotchkes that suggest a Luau Lounge whipped up by an acid-head heiress in the 1960s. The whole enterprise is soaked in that sparkly garishness that only a very young child — or possibly a tackiness-worshiping drag queen — might find pretty.
Come to think of it, the motto of this production, the latest and least of the Disney musicals to besiege Broadway since "Beauty and the Beast" opened in 1994, could be, "You can never go broke underestimating the taste of preschoolers." In 1989 the film of "The Little Mermaid," which signaled a renaissance in Disney animation and featured songs by the composer Alan Menken and the lyricist Howard Ashman that were regularly described as "Broadway-caliber," was heralded as that rare fairy-tale cartoon that could be enjoyed just as much by grown-ups as by children. (Hey, I saw it three times.)
But in a perverse process of devolution "The Little Mermaid" arrives on Broadway stripped of the movie's generation-crossing appeal. Coherence of plot, endearing quirks of character, even the melodious wit of the original score (supplemented by new, substandard songs by Mr. Menken and the lyricist Glenn Slater) have been swallowed by an unfocused spectacle, more parade than narrative, that achieves the dubious miracle of translating an animated cartoon into something that feels like less than two dimensions.
Inspired by the darker and more cautionary Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, "The Little Mermaid" was Disney's first animated film to feature a newly empowered breed of heroine who gets the prince but doesn't need saving by him. In this case that's Ariel (played here by Sierra Boggess), the title character, a princess of the deep who defies her mighty father, King Triton (Norm Lewis, underused and bare chested) to pursue the handsome Prince Eric (Sean Palmer), a nonmarine form of life, on land. To do so she must enlist the aid of Ursula (Sherie Rene Scott), the evil sea witch, who transforms Ariel's fish tail into human legs — but at what price?
I'm not going to give you any more plot, because of limitations of space, but if you have any intention of seeing this musical, please rent the movie first, or you will be utterly, you know, at sea. Despite a new book by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Doug Wright, the ending, with its war-of-the-elements climax, is incomprehensible. And though the film's supporting sea creatures, both frolicsome and dastardly, from the film, are all on board, it's hard to figure out here just who and what they're supposed to be.
Sebastian (Tituss Burgess), the Jiminy Crickett-like crab who is Ariel's scolding sidekick, retains his trademark Caribbean accent but looks more like a lobster than a crab in his tiered shell suit. Scuttle, the malapropism-prone sea gull, looks like one of the Lollipop Kids from "The Wizard of Oz," except for that beak on his hat. Flotsam (Tyler Maynard) and Jetsam (Derrick Baskin), Ursula's electric-eel henchmen, resemble revelers at Limelight, the departed New York dance club, on a dinosaur-theme night.
The mermaids and fish, who include the winsome little guppy Flounder (the child actor Brian d'Addario, on the night I saw the show), are easier to identify, since they usually have tails, which nobody seems to have quite acquired the knack of manipulating. The choreographer, Stephen Mear, arranges his dancers onstage in an assortment of standard chorus-line variations, accented by swimming arm motions. But even a pull-out-all-the-stops number like the calypso-flavored "Under the Sea" fails to hold the attention.
This is partly because so many of the cast members seem distracted, as if they were trying to remember when and how to pull their tails, flippers, wings or whatever else they've been assigned. The unfortunate Ms. Scott, a brassy young Broadway veteran ("Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," "Aida"), has eight octopuslike tentacles to contend with, which may account for the bizarre mutability of her accent, which shifts among Cockney, plummy English, Brooklynese and Zsa Zsa Gabor Hungarian.
But the problems go beyond inconvenient costumes. Ms. Zambello, best known as an adventurous director of operas, rarely lets jokes, songs or set pieces register clearly. And the impression is often of costumed employees from the Magic Kingdom of Disney World, wandering around and occasionally singing to entertain visiting children.
In like manner, most of the performers approach their characters with the forced jocularity of actors marking time in a theme park until a better job comes along. Ms. Boggess, who has a penny-whistle soprano, and Mr. Palmer look uncannily like regulation cartoon drawings of a pretty princess and prince, with all the attendant sex appeal and personality.
The original songs by Mr. Ashman (who died in 1991) and Mr. Menken are still winning. But they are diluted here by the muddled presentation and the repetitiveness of the additional numbers by Mr. Menken and Mr. Slater.
Sadly, following the demise of the joyless green blob that was "Tarzan," "The Little Mermaid" suggests that on Broadway, the Disney magic touch has gone numb. The show's creators appear to have been hoping for a cross between the company's two biggest Broadway hits: "Beauty and the Beast," which was a fair facsimile of the original movie, and "The Lion King," which the director Julie Taymor turned into an ingenious, multicultural arts-and-crafts fair.
But what this "Little Mermaid" feels like, above all, is a cynical reversal of a once-traditional pattern of art and commerce. It used to be that the show came first, followed by merchandising tie-ins. Thoroughly plastic and trinketlike, this show seems less like an interpretation of a movie musical than of the figurines and toys it inspired.
Flying fishtails! Well, not exactly. Instead, the singing sirens of "The Little Mermaid" glide about on Heelys, their arms whirling in faux balletic motion, occasionally accompanied by the thwack of an errant fin or tail punishing some hapless ensemble member. If those figures sound more like Ice Capades refugees than the enchanting inhabitants of a persuasively rendered, magical underwater kingdom, then that's part of the problem with Disney's latest bid for Broadway residency. The massive brand power of the beloved 1989 animated feature might make disappointment over the show's diluted charms irrelevant. But the impression remains that this is a case of winning material hitched to the wrong creative team.
The musical has been somewhat improved since its Denver tryout last summer, with producers making use of the additional time when the planned December New York opening was delayed by the Broadway stagehands strike. Some -- but by no means all -- of the visual clutter has been stripped back, some of the more mystifying costumes have acquired a little definition, and the show makes considerable gains in intimacy, framed by the Lunt-Fontanne stage.
That theater was home -- during most of its 13-year New York run -- to "Beauty and the Beast," the first of the Disney screen-to-stage confections to hit Broadway, which prospered despite a tepid critical welcome and a pedigree owing more to theme-park entertainment than musical theater. While the ambitions of Disney's theatrical division have evolved since then in the artistically groundbreaking wake of "The Lion King," "Mermaid" is in many ways an Anaheim throwback.
Although shaped by lead creatives versed in the high-art world of opera -- director Francesca Zambello, set designer George Tsypin and costumer Tatiana Noginova -- this is a show of chiefly juvenile distractions. Stronger on color than design cohesion, its gaudy kitsch has neither the dazzling stagecraft of "Lion King" nor the impressive scale and storybook quaintness of "Mary Poppins."
Sierra Boggess' Ariel is a perfectly lovely, vocally accomplished lead, but Doug Wright's book somehow loses the fundamental quality that made Disney's update of the Hans Christian Andersen tale so captivating onscreen -- the mermaid who longs to be human and join her true love on land has traded plucky, independent spirit for generic sweetness.
No less deprived of personality despite an expanded role here is her inamorato, Prince Eric (Sean Palmer), a chiseled hunk given a couple of drippy numbers. (Alan Menken and Glenn Slater's mostly unmemorable new songs supplement the handful of enduring originals by Menken and the late Howard Ashman.)
In a deadpan turn from Sherie Rene Scott decked out in Noginova's tentacled Elizabethan squid skirt and a stunner of a platinum Medusa wig, sea witch Ursula makes a more vibrant impression. She sparks up the action with "I Want the Good Times Back," a Vegas-style ode to the mean old days before she was banished by her brother King Triton (Norm Lewis, a hot merdaddy with silver tresses and ripped torso).
But even in the seemingly failsafe area of the campy villainess, Wright's book falters. Ursula doesn't match the gleeful treachery of her screen counterpart, who was right up there with Cruella De Vil on the evil-ometer. And Scott -- flanked by reptile-like eels Flotsam (Tyler Maynard) and Jetsam (Derrick Baskin) -- often struggles with intended zingers that fall flat.
Sebastian (Tituss Burgess), the aggressively unendearing Caribbean crab, looks less like a crustacean than a creepy Leigh Bowery creation, while tap-dance supremo Eddie Korbich is saddled with the show's ugliest costume and two thankless comic numbers as seagull Scuttle.
An addition to the principal cast since Denver, Brian D'Addario (fresh from the "Les Miserables" revival and alternating with three other tykes) brings new verve to the role of Ariel's fish pal Flounder and big-voiced appeal to "She's in Love," a catchy, '60s-style number he shares with the mersisters.
But individual characters generally come and go without fostering much of a connection, and the 2½-hour story feels bloated, with Wright's book lacking the clarity and concision of the 83-minute movie. Zambello's sluggish direction doesn't help. A show in which fluid movement should be a prime factor is too often static, notably in Boggess' gorgeously sung "Part of Your World." The stand-and-deliver approach to many of the songs (unaided by Stephen Mear's routine choreography) leaves the characters looking constricted when they should be soaring or striving.
The two key numbers that were messes in Denver, "Under the Sea" and "Kiss the Girl," have been rendered less chaotic but still suffer from Tsypin's unattractively abstract imagery and Noginova's fussy designs, occasional exceptions like the voluptuous jellyfish costumes notwithstanding.
Prince Eric's ship is interestingly stylized and the transitions between above and below the ocean's surface are deftly negotiated. But the three central elements that recur in slight variations -- two giant Cirque du Soleil-esque corkscrew towers with movable arms that open into twirling carousels, and a huge sunburst/chandelier that looks like a Christmas tree topper -- are particularly cumbersome, reducing the big production numbers to crowded processions.
The overall effect is that of a department store holiday window conjured by some display queen with artistic pretensions and a plastic fetish -- rarely of a mysterious world fathoms below. Only when Tsypin's Plexiglass sculptures are cleared and descriptive detail is left largely to Natasha Katz's bewitching lighting and Sven Ortel's video effects does something enchanting begin to happen.
That might not matter to girls eager to lose themselves in Ariel's princess journey, or to generations looking to revisit a film that cast its spell over them as children, so the Lunt-Fontanne likely will have a tenant for some time to come. But it's a missed opportunity in that one of Disney's strongest properties never comes close to repeating its transporting experience onscreen.


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It's been years since I was last in La Conte's. Back in 2011, it was one of the few shops offering buds below $40 an eighth, with hash oil selling at $30 a gram. It wasn't the best bud, but the value was good, and overall the shop got a great review that was even linked on its home page.
Last month, though, La Conte's took second place at the High Times Cannabis Cup -- and that sparked my curiosity as to how much the quality had improved in the past three years, during which it's gone from a mom-and-pop to a booming dual-use recreational and medical pot shop.
La Conte's Clone Bar and DispensarySince my last visit, the shop has changed things around considerably. Gone are the days when you bellied up to the actual former wooden bar and herb was kept back where liquor bottles used to be. Instead, that setup has been turned into the literal "clone bar" part of La Conte's. It's still one of the coolest dispensary spaces in Colorado, however, and it deserves style points for the way it was converted from a dingy drunk tank into a dispensary that feels like it's been around for decades.5194 Washington Street
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I spent about five minutes checking out dozens of freshly rooted little plants, and for the most part, they seemed tall and healthy enough -- no noticeable mildew or pests. A few were wilting, including one of the remaining Bubba Kush cuts, but the shop does offer a pretty much no-questions-asked return policy on clones; if you manage to kill it in the first thirty days, you can bring it in for an exchange. Members pay $10 for a clone, non-members pay $15, and recreational customers pay $30 (plus tax).The old bud bar, now the clone bar.
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I'm Fscking Rich!
Oh yeah! OH ****ING YEAH! It may be a little early, but here I am, watching the Colts winning 41-3 in the 4th, so I think I'm safe.
I just ran the Wildcard Weekend table! I put in $50, and as long as the Colts win by more than 3, I get $400. Tennessee (-1) over Baltimore I got this here, with Tenn winning 20-17. It begins. Carolina (-3) over Dallas I win again, as Carolina won 29-10. I now have broken even, so Sunday would dictate my profit. I win 1, I double. Both, and I get the 8x baby! Seattle (+7) over Green Bay This was nerve-wracking, as I went with GB, and I genuinely though Seattle would win at a point during the game. Luckily, not only did GB win, but they did with a TD in overtime. TD in overtime is only 6 (don't bother with extra point), as in regulation, it probably woulda been seven! Sweet! I RULE! Indianapolis (-3) over Denver 41-3. I win. I actually feared this game the most. I was gonna pick Denver...but. I couldn't. I hate the Broncos. And Page 2 on ESPN had the same picks as me, except this one, so I said, "What the hell!" and I took their advice. I love you Page 2. Amazing...and I RARELY gamble. I'll usually do the Bowl Game deal, and March Madness...but...wow. I'm rich. |
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So what's it add up to?
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4th Jan 2004, 08:46 PM | #3 |
A lot more money than I have in my wallet
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And there was me thinking you were doing something nasty to a guy called Rich . May Dame Fortune smile on you and bring you the necessary wisdom to manage whatever gains you acquire.
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Be careful tho, gambling tends have the reputation of giving "beginners luck" and then later after 50 more bets or so on you realized that you have actually lost so much compared to the win. But of course there are always people who gamble just for the fun and thrill of it. I'm one. Don't really care about the cash (it's not much) but the thrill of winning/losing of something that is beyond your own control is exciting. I bet on football weekends. |
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Mmhmm, beginner's luck certainly. I won my first bowl pool too. Haven't won since. We'll see. Part of me wants to wager half the winnings, the other says "No, stupid, buy soda pop". Mmm...soda pop.
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My little brother did some gambling thing at Champp's (sports restaraunt), forgot what it was, but he made two hundred bucks. His first time too.
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No, buy soda pop and pizza.
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Reminds me of a friend of mine. He told me today that he won $1400 over the weekend on the games. So hey, I asked what he was gonna do with the money. His reply...
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Mon, Jul 25, 11 at 12:20
I spilled some Goof-Off on my deck which has been stained with semi-transparent stain many times over the years. The Goof-Off stripped the stain off to the bare wood. It looks great. Do I dare spray Goof-Off on the whole deck to get it back to the bare wood? Anybody ever try that? |
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- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Mon, Jul 25, 11 at 16:37
If you have to resort to that, buy xylol in gallon cans, it's about the same thing as goof off, but much less expensive. Casey |
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