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BEAUMONT – Aaron Olivas continued his hot start at the plate this season and Jude Vidrine knocked in a pair of runs, but unfortunately for the Lamar baseball team it wasn't enough as the visiting Washington Huskies picked up an 8-2 win over the Cardinals at Vincent-Beck Stadium on Friday evening.
With the loss, the Cards drop to 4-2 this season, and the Huskies improve to 2-3. The two sides will return to action for a doubleheader on Saturday as play continues in the annual YMBL Cardinal Classic.
Olivas, who is hitting .500 so far this season, went 2-for-4 at the plate, and Vidrine ended 1-for-4 with a two-out double in the eighth to score a pair of runs. Darian Johnson, Brad Picha and Garret Autrey also picked up hits. However, led by three-hit days from Jayce Ray, Robert Pehl and Trevor Mitsui, the Huskies out-hit the Cards 15-6.
Jonathan Dziedzic appeared to start off well enough, putting down the first two hitters he faced in five pitches, but the third fouled off a number of pitches before picking up an infield single. The Huskies capitalized on the opening, lacing four more two-out singles to score three runs before Dziedzic stranded the bases loaded with a flyout to end the frame.
UW went on to add a pair of runs in the third, and a single score in each of the fourth, sixth and seventh innings to take an 8-0 lead after seven.
On the mound for the visitors from Seattle was Austin Voth, and the junior right-hander impressed, striking out 14 while walking just one in 7.2 innings of work before Vidrine pegged him with the two-run double in the eighth.
Washington and Lamar will begin Saturday's doubleheader at 1 p.m., and the second game will follow approximately 30 minutes after the first.
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I usually just list my kids that I discuss on these boards, meaning my 2 born to me. It's difficult w/ my SK b/c I really want to include them in all parts of my family but they hold back. For instance today we had a family pic made---they wondered why and balked at it the whole way. However, I feel it would have been weird to make a family pic w/out them, just including my husband and 2 sons. Having SK's is probably the hardest relationship I have to deal with. I never quite know what to do. When I do what feels right I get rejected. I hope it improves once they are older (adults).
They balk and complain now, but deep down it all means alot. Hang in there.
When I list more personal info in my sig, I include all my kids. But I am a f/t smom, so that does make a difference. If I was on mdc before they moved in, I dont know what I wouldve put. I'd like to think I wouldve, but who knows.
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I ride with a group of guys every Sunday to a small non-chain owned breakfast hole-in-the-wall north of us to get a little fresh air and some grits and eggs. The food is great and it's always crowded if you come after 9:00 am.
All of us are old enough to collect Social Security and most old enough for Medicare. We talk about a mixture of gun shows, cars, motorcycles and politics. The few anti-Obama types (nobody liked Romney) have been almost silent in disbelief after the election, but we try not to rub their noses in it to keep the gang together. So far it's working.
The conversation lately has turned to the union activity around Hostess and the political shenanigans in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin. I have been on both sides of the bargaining table having been a business owner and at one time a union firefighter. The progressives in our group have attempted to explain to the anti-union types the benefits of organized labor when it works in concert with management to create a healthy work environment. Everybody wins. The employees by receiving a living wage and benefits are happier, healthier and tend to work longer. The owner has a successful business that provides him with more than a living wage for his hard work and an asset he can sell or pass to his heirs if he decides to retire. The arrogant employer who claims to have "built that" would have nothing but an idea without employees to build, buy or sell his product and the short sighted employees would have nowhere to work if not for the owner's investment and desire to create a business for the long haul. It is always a mutual effort between labor and management. When either becomes too greedy then everybody loses. When everybody loses, America loses.
Not often mentioned in conversation with anti-union types are the invisible benefits they've derived for free from the hard work and sacrifice of their union brothers and sisters. There would be no child labor laws, minimum wage, forty hour/five day work week, overtime pay, paid vacation, maternity leave, retirement benefits, pensions, Social Security, Medicare, civil rights movement, fair labor laws, ADA, OSHA, EEOC, NLRB and even voting rights just to mention a few, if not for organized labor sacrificing life and limb. There is no compelling reason for a purely capitalistic corporation to extend additional benefits to their work force if it doesn't enhance the bottom line or executive packages. Corporations and capitalism are about making money and not to make any one individual happy. Just ask WalMart. Wages and benefits have always been negotiated only when the business owner or corporation and employees realize the mutual relationship between labor and management. We have lost that relationship. Today some corporations regard employees as tools as they would any other asset. Tools are a dime a dozen. If a tool breaks their attitude is to simply replace it with another tool. Yes, productivity may suffer temporarily, but middle management can crack the whip and make up the difference. If the tool isn't available locally at the right price then they shop offshore. Employees need to make sure they don't kill the golden goose as well. It's always a very delicate balancing act where emotions and egos can become land mines during negotiations.
It is no coincidence that when unions and the organized labor movement come under attack these hard fought rights and benefits disappear. Lockstep in a race to the bottom for the middle class over the past forty years I have witnessed this steady decline of organized labor, wages, benefits and individual rights. There is a very good reason labor unions have traditionally backed Democratic candidates and Wall Street money and corporations back Republicans. We all know where the money is, but they learned on November 6 where the votes are.
The long term intent of a greedy corporate America is to create a coerced, indentured work force with little or no option but to work as many hours as necessary to eat. A house, an education, retirement and a better life for you and your children are optional. You work hard, pay your bills and die early with little or nothing to pass to your heirs. That's their American Dream. Ours as progressives should be just the opposite. We have come too far to allow our American Dream to die.
So when your conservative family or friends tell you that "unions have outlived their usefulness", as some in my breakfast group proclaim, feel free to remind them we would have single party rule (i.e. dictator) if it were not for organized labor. It wouldn't matter if they called themselves Democrats or Republicans big money has a corrosive effect on the people in the executive, legislative and judicial branches at all levels of government. Without some pushback from organized labor the middle class would have even less voice than we have today. We survived an election where billions of dollars were thrown at an electorate to buy an election. The wealthy are playing the long game. They will live longer and realize a greater return on their investment far longer than that hard working teacher in New York, plumber in Minnesota, roofer in Florida, firefighter or police officer in Alabama and Georgia. They will wait us out. If they can raise the Medicare age every few years or so it benefits the private insurance industry (the wealthy) and no one else. It does nothing to stabilize Medicare or bring down costs for us. Do not let it happen. The safety net is there for a reason. If we were to lower the eligibility age for Social Security and Medicare there would be an explosion of job openings when tired, old middle class workers leave in droves to another job they have always wanted or retire because they are just too broken to continue. I am speaking from personal experience. Just sayin.


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Early-stage medical device companies and innovators throughout the San Francisco Bay Area are faced with difficult development and regulatory environments, which present significant challenges to the commercialization of revolutionary new technologies. The purpose of the panel discussion is to give Bay Area medical device companies the opportunity to learn from industry experts who have first-hand experience developing technologies in the current regulatory environment. Internationally renowned cardiovascular surgeon, innovator, and Founder of the Fogarty Institute for Innovation, Dr. Thomas Fogarty stated, "If there's one lesson I've learned, it's to never give up. You learn from what doesn't work. I look back and appreciate how much my mentors have done and how they encouraged me to look further, to see what you can make better."
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It's 3:30 on a Thursday afternoon. 6-year-old Garrett Peavley and his mom, Billie, are just starting a ritual that begins much earlier in the day for most families.
Billie is a single mom who works the graveyard shift as a team leader on Toyota's assembly line. Her hours are anything but kid-friendly. She starts work around 5 P.M. and gets off anywhere between 2 and 6 in the morning. This gives her few options for childcare. Luckily for Billie, families are one of Toyota's priorities, so when she heads off to work, her son goes too.
Garrett attends Toyota's 24-hour child development facility. Toyota opened the center in 1993. For working parents like Billie, it's been a godsend. It's convenient, but not inexpensive, as parents pay weekly fees on a scale that depends on the age of their child. While the fees are about average for childcare in the area, they don't cover the all of the center's costs. Toyota's reported initial investment was in the millions of dollars. Toyota continues pumping in untold amounts to support the center, which is managed by Bright Horizons Family Solutions, a public company based in Massachusetts.
Billie used to work the early shift, but when she was promoted she had to go back to working nights. She said, "Having the childcare center actually enabled me to be able to take this position. During the time that I was on first shift Garrett's father and I divorced, so had the childcare center not been there and I didn't have night time care for him, I wouldn't have been able to move into management and take this position." Garrett "has learned so much over there. I wish that I could say that I've been able to spend so much time with Garrett that I taught him to tie his shoes, or taught him to do some of the dexterity type things that he's learned, but honestly I didn't. He learned it over there."
Beth Renfro, from the Human Resources department at Toyota, says, "We have a lot of single mothers and fathers, and they have their children here. We might not have been able to recruit or retain those people without the center." 122 children between the ages of 6 weeks and 13 years attend the center's night shift.
Beth Mahan, Executive Director of the child development center, says, "We get them on the same shift as the parent. So when the parent picks them up they can spend quality time together and they can go to sleep and sleep all day and then wake up and spend more time together." Currently, only about half of the spots are filled during evening hours, but the center is at full capacity during the early shift, and hundreds more are waiting for a spot to open up.
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So how would you describe the difficulty levels? I'm just starting the game.
I played through Path of Radiance on Normal with no real trouble, and got partway through Radiant Dawn on Normal before I stopped playing due to disinterest.
When Awakening says Hard is for "experienced players" does it mean me? XCOM said something similar about Classic difficulty, except it turns out that means Classic is at least 10 times more difficult than Normal, and you have to play very conservatively or else the odds are wildly against you.
It says Normal is for "series beginners", and I generally know my way around a weapon triangle and seeing how far enemies can be expected to move and all that.
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Fresh off lending his swag-drenched bars to Justin Bieber's Boyfriend (Remix), the ubiquitous 2 Chainz has jumped on another pop banger's official remix. On this version of Dev's In My Trunk, the Playaz CIicle co-founder jumps on The Cataracs' synth-drenched production to complement the Universal Republic singer's studio-tweaked vocals with some booty-centric guest guest rhymes. Dev's The Night the Sun Came Up LP is available now in stores and online, and Cataracs fans should be sure to check out the beat crew's current video single, All You.
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The Golan Heights is a vital strategic part of Israel's territory and was taken at a great cost of lives. The two major threats to Israel retaining sovereignty over the Golan Heights came from international pressure to give it away to Syria in exchange for a peace treaty and from its Druze residents who have refused to accept the territorial transition.
The prospect of a peace treaty now seems absurd. If Assad remains, then the prolonged civil war will have destroyed his international credibility and his feasibility as a peace partner. Even proponents of a peace treaty with Syria have been forced to admit that had Israel made a deal with Assad, it would now be worthless, much as Camp David is now worthless. If Assad falls, then a peace treaty with his Muslim Brotherhood successors is unlikely. At most they might offer a truce in exchange for territory and even proponents of the old Assad deals would have trouble with the idea of trading the Golan Heights for a temporary truce until the Muslim Brotherhood regimes in Egypt and Syria feel sufficiently ready for war.
The Druze on the Golan Heights, as opposed to the Druze in Syria, have maintained a tribal allegiance to Assad, but that is beginning to change and there are reports that many are now obtaining Israeli citizenship which they had refused in the past. If Assad falls, then the Druze will be considered heretics or infidels in an Islamist Muslim Brotherhood Syria and that will break those old ties and turn the Golan Heights Druze into loyal citizens.
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Gay marriage fight, `kiss-ins' smack Mormon image
"For both sides to peaceably coexist, we're all going to have to engage in some very deep soul searching," said Williams, a Salt Lake City-area activist and host of a liberal radio talk show.
Church insiders say Prop. 8 has bred dissent among members and left families divided. Some members have quit or stopped attending services, while others have appealed to leadership to stay out of the same-sex marriage fight.
But church spokeswoman Kim Farah said Friday that Mormon support for traditional marriage has nothing to do with public relations.
"It's too easy for those whose agenda is to change societal standards to claim there are great difficulties inside the Church because of its decision to support traditional marriage," Kim Farah said. "In reality the Church has received enormous support for its defense of marriage."
Mormonism teaches that homosexual sex is considered a sin, but gays are welcome in church and can maintain church callings and membership if they remain celibate.
The church has actively fought marriage equality legislation across the U.S. since the early 1990s and joined other faiths in asking Congress for a marriage amendment to the Constitution in 2006.
Last year at the urging of church leaders, Mormons donated tens of millions of dollars to the "Yes on 8" campaign and were among the most vigorous volunteers. The institutional church gave nearly $190,000 to the campaign – contributions now being investigated by California's Fair Political Practices Commission.
After the vote, many gay rights advocates turned their anger toward the church in protests and marches outside temples that singled out Mormons as the key culprits in restricting the rights of gay couples.
That constituted a setback for the faith, argued Jan Shipps, a professor of religious history and a Mormon expert from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
Mormonism, Shipps said, has struggled with its image since its western New York founding in 1830 for a host of reasons, including polygamy.
Leading up to Salt Lake City's 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the faith worked hard to craft a modern, mainstream image, touting its unique American history, culture and worldwide humanitarian work to thousands of reporters.
"This really undercut the Mormon image that had been so carefully nurtured during the Olympics," Shipps said.
Church representatives don't discuss public relations strategies or challenges publicly, but at a semiannual conference in April, church President Thomas S. Monson seemed to be clearly feeling a post-Prop. 8 sting.
In an era of "shifting moral footings," Monson said, "those who attempt to safeguard those footings are often ridiculed, picketed and persecuted."
That argument doesn't wash for Linda Stay, whose ancestors were early Mormon converts. Stay said she was doubly transformed by Prop. 8. She and her husband, Steve, finally quit the church – along with 18 other family members and a few close friends – and became gay right activists.
The St. George woman's family, which includes two gay children, will play a central role in a documentary film, "8: The Mormon Proposition" currently in production. Stay's son, Tyler Barrick, married his boyfriend in San Francisco on June 17, 2008, the first day gay marriage was legal in California.


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The Dow Jones industrial average rose 8.37 points to close at 13,981.76. The Standard & Poor's 500 lost 1.59 points to end at 1,519.79. The Nasdaq composite fell 6.63 points to 3,192.03.
In New York benchmark crude for March fell $1.45 to finish at $95.86 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent crude, used to price many varieties of foreign oil, fell 34 cents to end at $117.66 per barrel in London.
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The city is at the centre of a sugarcane region, and its processing plants supply the sugar residues used in local paper manufacturing and printing. Alcohol, tobacco, and vegetable-oil processing are other industries. Mandya has a government college and other colleges affiliated with the University of Mysore in Mysore.
The surrounding area is part of the Deccan plateau region. The Kaveri (Cauvery) River supplies the Visweswariah Canal, the main irrigation source. Millet, rice, tobacco, and cotton are grown. Silk is produced, and textile weaving is the main cottage industry. Pop. (2001) 131,179; (2011) 137,358.


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BestCrypt: Cross-Platform Filesystem Encryption
March 2002 was a bad month for advocates of personal cryptography tools. Network Associates officially dropped support for its PGP Desktop products, easily the most popular, mature and useful suite of end-user cryptographic tools in common use. As much as I hate to admit the superiority of any commercial product over free tools, Commercial PGP, while far from perfect, seemed to have the best chance of bringing strong cryptography to the masses. The world needs good crypto, specifically user-friendly good crypto with a time- and brainpower-saving GUI, and nobody benefits from PGP Desktop's demise, particularly in the absence of compelling alternatives.
None of which is meant to in any way impugn the admirable work of Werner Koch and the GnuPG team, on whom I've heaped heartfelt accolades in earlier Paranoid Penguin columns. In fact, let me heap some more on now: GnuPG rocks [see Paranoid Penguin in the September and October 2001 issues of LJ]. It's evolved into a stable and mature application in an astoundingly short period of time and has already taken its rightful place among other essential Linux tools that are part of nearly every mainstream distribution. Geeks love GnuPG, and you should too.
Unfortunately, in a GUI-centric world, GnuPG's various front ends need to realize much more of their potential before we can realistically hope to get nontechnical users to embrace GnuPG. And without accommodating nontechnical users in this way, we can forget about bringing strong crypto to the masses, even if it's free. GnuPG has this usability issue in common with Linux as a whole (uh-oh, here comes the hate mail).
Furthermore, GnuPG addresses only part of PGP Desktop's functionality. Whereas GnuPG does match PGP Desktop's abilities in e-mail and file encryption, among other things, it doesn't do filesystem encryption, which was one of the very best things about PGP Desktop. PGPdisk (PGP's filesystem utility) made filesystem encryption simple, fast and transparent.
About the only thing it lacked was client software for Linux, which seriously impaired PGPdisk's usefulness on dual-boot systems. As a dual-boot laptop user, I always found this frustrating; any portable system must have filesystem encryption on all OSes it boots, period. Sure, I could set up an encrypted loopback filesystem on my Linux installation, but that isn't cross-platform either. It would be much better to share a single encrypted partition between both environments than to maintain two separate "vaults".
That brings us, albeit obliquely, to the subject of this month's column, which is actually about neither PGP nor GnuPG. It's about BestCrypt, a commercial but open-source application that allows you to share encrypted volumes between Windows and Linux systems, with all the transparency, simplicity and speed of PGPdisk.
BestCrypt is a filesystem encryption utility that allows you to create, mount and manage "containers" (encrypted volumes) on your computer that look and behave like any other mounted volume but are stored as encrypted files when not in use. This protects your sensitive data from computer thieves or anyone else who achieves unauthorized access to your system.
Because BestCrypt containers are ordinary files, they can be stored on removable media, archived, e-mailed as attachments and in general, manipulated like any other file. BestCrypt containers even can be placed on network shares and mounted by remote clients (though of course only one client may mount a given container at one time).
In addition, a BestCrypt container may be mounted by either the Linux or Windows version of BestCrypt; the same file format is used by both versions, with no loss of functionality in either direction.
BestCrypt can be downloaded from Jetico, Inc.'s web site in Finland at www.jetico.com/download.htm. It's a fast site, and BestCrypt is fairly compact—the Linux version is only 160K! The Windows versions are bigger, due no doubt to the fact that they're binary distributions, whereas the Linux version is distributed as source code. (For now I'm going to focus on the Linux version, but will talk about the Windows version shortly.)
Before you attempt to install BestCrypt, make sure that you've got the source code to your kernel installed under /usr/src/linux, where /usr/src/linux is either a symbolic link to or the actual root directory of your kernel source code. If you use a stock kernel from your distribution, simply install the corresponding kernel source package (just make sure the version is the same and that /usr/src/linux points to its root). If you've never built a kernel on your system, you then need to change your working directory to /usr/src/linux and execute these commands:
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You don't actually need to build the kernel (unless you want to) by then doing make bzImage modules modules_install; the point is to build your kernel source's dependencies so that BestCrypt can compile additional kernel modules that match. (The first time I built BestCrypt on my SuSE 7.1 laptop, I forgot that I'd never compiled a kernel on that system, so BestCrypt wouldn't compile. Following the above procedure and then trying again did the trick, though.)
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If you are feeling hungry, you go to the kitchen. If you'd like to take a swim, you head to a swimming pool. If you want to catch a movie, you're bound for a theater.And, Danyel Fisher says, if you're interested in data, you open Excel."Excel is where data lives," says Fisher, a researcher with the Visualization and Interaction for Business and Entertainment (VIBE) team at Microsoft Research Redmond. "When people have data to organize, in any form, it usually passes through Excel at some point—sometimes, just as a quick way to look at it, and sometimes, with tools like Flash Fill and charting and sorting—that's where it stays."Data visualizations are incredibly powerful and fun ways for users to understand their data."Excel users—and they are legion—are about to find out. On May 23, Fisher and his colleagues, including Roland Fernandez, principal research software-design engineer, published three new data-visualization tools to Apps for Office, a new channel where people can download free apps for the new Office. Those embeddable apps will let Excel users experiment with new data visualizations using their own data. Everything you need to know about the new tools can be found here.
Offerings from Apps for Office are available at the Office Store—just click "add" to download an app, then start Excel and locate the new app under the Insert tab. Such apps, which can be used in Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Project, can help with tasks such as translations, connecting with social media, managing finances, or visualizing data. The apps, which can be offered for free or sold, are web-based, written with HTML and JavaScript, and can use web protocols such as OAuth and REST. And the apps are easy to build and publish.VIBE has been exploring new visualization types as part of its work to develop new ways to display and interact with large amounts of data. The new downloads represent a first wave of this research.Histogram, which last month became VIBE's first visualization release, shows the distribution of data via a bar graph of data-point frequency. Such visualizations commonly are used by scientists, and this add-in makes it much easier to create them in Excel."Histograms are basic visualizations that many people like to use for basic analytics," Fisher says. "We wanted to make them easy and lightweight for users."A related app, Histogram 2D, examines the distribution of two values with a visualization also known as a density plot."It gives the frequencies of two different variables," Fisher says. "That is a really useful analytic technique."A third download, Treemap, has an interesting history."In 2008," Fisher recalls, "we released a Treemapper app for Excel, which allowed users to install an Excel add-in to create treemaps. While it was fairly common to have special apps that would allow a user to create treemaps based on disk usage, it was pretty hard to create a treemap based on your own data. We got a lot of positive feedback on that—from teams inside Microsoft and from outside."The Treemapper code grew stale over time, though, and had to be retired. The new Treemap app brings such functionality back to Excel, assisting with data organized hierarchically.The final visualization tool now available for download might be the most eye-catching. Streamgraph examines data volume over time, such as tracking how many people are employed in specific economic sectors over a predetermined span of time."Steamgraph is one of the most beautiful visualization techniques to merge in the last decade," Fisher says. "When you have sliding temporal data like this, it's a great way to see data that changes over time."There is, of course, a research agenda that benefits from the work—beyond the satisfaction of delivering useful, appealing visualizations to Excel users."First," Fisher says, "we're learning about how people interact with these tools. We're collecting minimal, anonymous telemetry information to learn what we did right—and what we did wrong. Telemetry can help us find where people are crashing or giving up and what things work for them."Second, we're getting a real-world test of our original idea. We proposed an idea for an ecosystem of visualizations in Excel. It's valuable for a researcher to find out whether a proposal like that makes sense—and to see how it changes over time."In the end, though, while the researchers get what they need to advance their research studies, Excel users get new ways to examine their data."There's been a lot of user-interface design work," Fisher concludes. "It's a little less common for users to work with these more complex data visualizations, and we're trying to learn what seems to work best for people."
In my many years of data analysis and data management I have never seen a more popular and user friendly tool than Excel.
I'm ready to ramp up and start deploying these tools!
Apps for Office is a really nice way for MS Research to add significant value to Office. Thanks!
Hi Rob, great overview! also check SmartCharts app for excel in office store :) features a bundle of data views & a few other dataviz nuggets ;) very proud of it
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Diego Costa was delighted to prove Atletico Madrid's matchwinner in victory at AC Milan.
Diego Costa swooped for a late Champions League winner at the San Siro.
"It was a very difficult game against a very tough team, but we always manage to score in the key moment," he told Sky Sport Italia.
"We had to keep our cool when under pressure, as we knew we'd have our chances eventually.
"We know that the tie is not finished yet. We have good result from the first leg, but Milan are a great side and anything can happen."
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'Oliver!' Packs a Dramatic Punch
By David Steinberg Journal Staff Writer
The veteran musical "Oliver!" is packed with memorable songs and the national tour that's at Popejoy Hall today has toplevel performers from top to bottom who sing them.
And the production presents with dramatic punch the dominant stories of the sympathetic orphan boy Oliver Twist, who's in search of love, and the villainous Fagin, who is in search of wealth through his pickpocket gang. Oliver is under the thumb of a series of odious Dickensian characters, from the workhouse manager who sells Oliver (yes, that reprehensible practice of human trafficking) to the funeral director who buys him, and ending with Fagin and the murderous thief Bill Sykes.
Quentin Araujo brings a tender, cup-half-full approach to the title character, which is reflected in the softness of his voice. He's sometimes upstaged by the tough, fast-talking Artful Dodger (Colin Nims), Fagin's main sidekick.
Zachary Mordechai's Fagin, a rubbery Jewish caricature, hardly suffers for his miserliness. Mordechai's bouncy, klezmer-like song of self-reflection "Reviewing the Situation" leaves him unrepentant. Noteworthy was Efrat Shapira's accompanying mournful violin; she's in a quartet awkwardly placed on stage though largely out of view.
Most of the cast had admirably played their multiple roles. For instance, Chazmond Peacock was Mr. Bumble, the well-fed, harsh beadle overseeing the scrawny workhouse orphans, and a benign knife grinder; and Will Harrell is the nasty funeral director Mr. Sowerberry, as well as the indecisive Dr. Grimwig.
The downside of the production is that none of the singing or dancing was presented in front of the curtain. So the cast was either in the middle of the stage or too far to the rear for the audience to feel strongly connected to the action. That seriously diminished the power of the story and the music. Apparently the blocking is related to electrical cables strung lengthwise across the stage for technical reasons.
The cast, which multitasked as stage crew, effectively injected the emotions of their characters in their songs. Particularly outstanding were Rhiannon West as Nancy ("As Long As He Needs Me"), Michelle Seipel as Mrs. Bedwin ("Where is Love?"), and the ensemble in its many numbers.
Most of the Act II scenes were by necessity gloomy — Fagin's lair and outdoor night scenes. The daytime scene at Mr. Brownlow's home should have more brightly lit and the cast should have been downstage for the finale.
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WHAT: The musical "Oliver!"
WHEN and WHERE: 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today at Popejoy Hall, Center for the Arts, UNM campus and 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6 at Spencer Theater, Alto, N.M.
HOW MUCH: $35-$55 for the Popejoy performance online at www.unmtickets.com, at select Albertson supermarkets or at the door. $56 and $59 for the Spencer Theater performance online at www.spencertheater. com, by call (575) 336-4800 or at the door.
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AZ Alkmaar defender Simon Poulsen says he would love to make the move to a club like Aston Villa but is unsure if there is concrete interest in him.
The 27-year old Denmark international is out of contract with his Dutch club at the end of the season and reports suggest he could depart in January as Alkmaar look to get some sort of transfer fee for him.
Villa's name has been mentioned but Poulsen is unaware if there has been any contact between the West Midland outfit and his agent.
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