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DEFIANCE, OHIO -- The Defiance College softball team improved to 3-2 in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference play with a pair of victories against Manchester (Ind.) University at Sal Hench Field. DC won the early contest, 2-0, before grabbing a 6-4 victory in the nightcap.
The Yellow Jackets (13-12, 3-2 HCAC) started the scoring quickly in the opener, as Jordan Osborne (Delaware/Rutherford B. Hayes) singled and Emily Denhard (Troy, Mich./Kolbe Academy) walked to start the contest. Senior Megan Warren (Mason) cleared the bases with a two-run double off the left field wall to put Defiance in front, 2-0.
Those would be the lone runs of the contest, as junior Sarah Kaya (Lorain/Clearview) allowed just three hits and no walks, as Defiance earned the 2-0 opening game victory.
Warren and Osborne led the way with the bats for the Yellow Jackets in game one, each finishing the contest with a pair of hits and a stolen base.
Defiance started the second game similarly to how they started game one. Osborne and Denhard both reached base to begin the game, and freshman Brooke Gostomsky (Covington) drove them in with a one-out triple to right center field to give DC a 2-0 advantage. Gostomsky went on to score on a throwing error to make it a 3-0 game through one inning.
The Yellow Jackets loaded the bases again in the second inning and Warren drove in two with a base knock up the middle to make it a 5-0 contest. Gostomsky added another run with a single to center field and Defiance held a 6-0 lead through two innings.
The Spartans (7-17-1, 0-6 HCAC) cut into the lead with three runs in the fourth and reliever Tristyn Koon held the Yellow Jackets scoreless for the remainder of the contest. With DC leading, 6-3, entering the seventh, the Spartans mounted a final rally. Manchester scored a run and had the tying run at the plate, but freshman Sydney Zeuch (Mason/Mount Notre Dame) forced a groundout to secure a 6-4 Defiance victory.
Sophomore Jamie Kimbler (Huber Heights/Wayne) started the contest and earned the victory, improving to 4-1 on the season. Kimbler tossed four innings, allowing three runs on seven hits. Zeuch came on to pitch the final three innings, giving up an unearned run on two hits to earn her second save of the season.
Gostomsky led the way in game two for the Yellow Jackets, scattering three hits with three RBI. Osborne and Denhard both scored a pair of runs, while Haley Patty (Bradford) also garnered a pair of hits in the victory.
Defiance continues HCAC play on Saturday, Apr. 15 as they travel to Transylvania (Ky.) University for a pair of contests with the Pioneers in Lexington, Ky. Game one is set for a 1 p.m. first pitch.


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Posted on February 18, 2013 by elizacooper
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If you are an experienced rider or if you're new to the sport, Belleayre is the perfect place to get your legs geared up for the start of the biking season. The A & AA loops of our cross country trail system have plenty of mileage to offer riders of all levels and abilities that extra challenge.
If you need to step up the challenge beyond our cross country area, take your bike up any of our alpine trails on the mountain. Please note there is no lift access for mountain biking at this time.


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48 Laws of Power - Essay
Maurice Fischer
The 48 Laws of Power
Law 1
Never Outshine the Master
Make the people above you feel greater than you are, even if they are not.
This makes sense in many cases but don't apply to others. All people working for someone will see that this law will apply to them, the boss or in this case the "master" is on top. The person on the top, most likely, worked his or hers way up and does not want to be thrown from his or hers throne. It is in the human nature to get rid of threats if one has the power to do this. He may feign appreciation, but at his firs opportunity he will replace you with someone less intelligent, less attractive, less threatening.
Do not let that happen Robert Greene …show more content…
Law 5
So Much Depends on Reputation – Guard it with your Life
Since we must live in society and must depend on your reputation by not caring how you are perceived, you let others decide this for you. Be the master of your fate, and also of your reputation. You can choose yourself if you would like to guide others to the reputation you would like to have or let them decide. It is all about your behavior while being in society. People tend to judge by appearance and behavior. It is easier to


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Dear Parent
I hope this new e-format of my end-of-term newsletter is more accessible and convenient on your electronic devices. As you will see, there are various optional links below and these provide more detail on the activities of boys and staff during what has been another wonderfully exciting, enjoyable and fulfilling Hampton term. The spring edition of News from Hampton also covers many of the activities and achievements from the weeks just passed.
We experienced an especially memorable finale to the Spring Term at Tuesday afternoon's Under-18 English Schools' FA Cup final. This proved to be an historic and momentous event, with 700 exuberant supporters (boys, parents, family, staff and alumni) travelling to Shrewsbury Town FC to offer passionate, vociferous backing for our 1st XI squad. Hundreds more Hamptonians followed the action in The Hammond Theatre or elsewhere around the globe via a YouTube live commentary. You can read more about the excitement of the day below, but I should like to express heartfelt personal thanks to everyone involved in planning and overseeing arrangements on the trip and back at School. As I mentioned in Assembly beforehand, occasions like this play a really significant, enduring part in perpetuating the feelings of connectedness and sense of community that make life at Hampton so joyful and fun.
At a time of national dissension and continuing uncertainty about our country's future direction, it was a welcome distraction to be part of something as conspicuously unified and generous-spirited as last Tuesday. The good-humoured chanting, singing and roars of encouragement from Hampton supporters will live long in the memory. It was a day that showed why the ethos and culture of our School remain distinctive and special.
These have been heady times for our footballers, with our 2nd XI recently winning the London ISFA Cup Final and 3rd XI success in the Trinity 2nd XI Cup – a fitting end to our senior boys' Hampton careers. And we still have an Under-12 County Cup Final and another national ESFA Final to look forward to next term. The latter is courtesy of our U15B footballers, who will face Sandbach School at West Bromwich Albion FC on 21 May.
Hampton Rugby has likewise enjoyed plenty of success this season, culminating in strong performances at the Rosslyn Park National Sevens across all age groups. I watched our U13 squad emerge as one of only 11 schools out of 210 entrants to win all five of their matches, while the 1st VII reached the quarter-final stage to confirm their status as one of the top squads in the country. There have been plenty of individual honours too, with Louis Lynagh being selected for England on a number of occasions. Louis will play again for England U19s this weekend and lines up on the opposite side to one of his Hampton team-mates, Gwilym Bradley, who takes the field for Wales U19s. Meanwhile, two of our cricketing alumni also went head-to-head recently. Middlesex and England bowler Toby Roland-Jones (OH 2006) and Chris Searle (OH 2017) both took wickets in the recent Middlesex vs Oxford MCCU match, which ended in a draw.
Away from the sporting arena, our debaters have also excelled. Hampton delegates have won dozens of individual and team awards at Model United Nations conferences and our Sixth Form Germanists reached the final of the Goethe-Institut's national debating competition. You can discover more about these and many other Spring Term achievements via the links below.
You will also find stories and image galleries covering many of this term's Music and Drama productions, which have been uniformly excellent in standard. The last fortnight alone has seen over 50 of our choristers sing Handel's Messiah with the Hampton and LEH Joint Choral Society, and a further 70 musicians take part in an uplifting Spring Concert. Those who were lucky enough to watch this year's pupil-directed Sixth Form play, All My Sons, will doubtless share my view that it was an exceptionally accomplished and mature production.
As you know, the last 12 months have seen the successful establishment of The Fitzwygram Foundation, our separate but linked charity to fund additional free places to boys whose families could not otherwise afford a Hampton education. The boys who started here last September as our first Fitzwygram Scholars are flourishing and we are looking forward to welcoming three more to Hampton in September 2019. I am are also pleased to share the news that my predecessor as Headmaster, Barry Martin, has been appointed as Chairman of the Trustees of The Fitzwygram Foundation. I am personally delighted to be working closely with him on this most important and transformative of causes.
I am sure that you will wish to join me in thanking members of the Hampton Common Room, who individually and collectively do so much to ensure that your sons are able to thrive and flourish here. Their commitment extends into holiday periods of course – a high proportion of my colleagues will be spending parts of the Easter break accompanying 460 pupils on trips, tours and training camps. I shall be following our parties' exploits on twitter and look forward to hearing more about them upon return.
All that remains is for me to extend my very best wishes for the Easter holiday period. I hope that you and your family enjoy a restful and refreshing break.
With kind regards and best wishes
Latest news
The 1st XI delighted Hamptonians from far and wide with victory in the 2019 ESFA U18 Cup.Read news story
Debating Success
Superb performances at Haileybury Model United Nations Conference result in a record number of awards for our debaters.Read news story
All My Sons
Sixth Formers directed, produced and acted in a superb production of Arthur Miller's classic, All My Sons.Read news story
HSC goes digital
Pupils launch an online version of the Hampton Sports Chronicle, providing up-to-the-minute reports on the latest sports stories.Read news story


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Title : COORDINATED HIGH LATITUDE EXPERIMENTS FOR THE SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR-BURST EFFECTS ON VLF SYSTEMS.
Descriptive Note : Annual technical rept. no. 1,
Corporate Author : HRB-SINGER INC STATE COLLEGE PA
Personal Author(s) : Banks, P. M. ; Imhof, G. W. ; Oelbermann, E. J. ; Sechrist, C. F., Jr. ; Volz, C., Jr.
Report Date : OCT 1965
Pagination or Media Count : 130
Abstract : This report describes some coordinated high latitude experiments which are being conducted for simulating nuclear-burst effects on long-range VLF propagation. The program consists of four parts: collection and study of VLF phase and amplitude data over four long range, high latitude VLF propagation paths; collection and study of ionospheric data (cosmic noise absorption data) near Reykjavik, Iceland; collection and study of other VLF ionospheric data from external sources (including satellite data); and study and comparison of items 1 through 3 with nuclear test VLF data. (Author)
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Fed Policy
Central Planning Makes A Comeback
Bulls who fashion themselves as contrarians argue that the public is nowhere near as infatuated with the stock market as they were in the late 1990s. It may come as a shock to our readers, but we agree with them.
Liquidity Overflow!
Based largely on the bearish trends in our monetary and liquidity measures, we were correctly negative on stocks throughout most of 2018. It's therefore especially painful for us that 2019's market rebound has been credited almost entirely to the "pivot" in most of those measures.
The Alternate Ending?
After last year's spectacularly successful pivot following the December 2018 plunge, the thinking is that future rate hikes are the bull market's only threat. Perhaps that will be the case; the belief is certainly well-supported by postwar U.S. economic history, but it also reveals a shocking lapse in short-term memory.
Waiting For The Stimulus To Trickle Down...
Last year the Federal Reserve dumped historic stimulus onto a full-employment economy and an already richly-valued stock market. The stock market obviously loved it.
Monetary Musings
Among six major monetary gauges, five are now graded bullish, compared with just three a few months ago, and zero at the end of 2018.
Making Money In The Money-Losers
Despite an economy operating "beyond" full employment for the past seven quarters, more than one-fourth of the companies in the Leuthold 3000 universe are losing money on a 12-month trailing basis. The Fed has subsidized what's truly become irresponsible behavior.
The Fed Subsidy Is Wearing Off
Earnings results for the second quarter have so far "beaten" expectations (as they always seem to), but that hasn't changed the calculus for Small Cap companies. About one-third of them have negative earnings over the last twelve months.
When A Cut Is Not Enough
The recent rate cut managed to bring policy uncertainty back into the market by two seemingly harmless words—"mid-cycle adjustment."
Tariff Man Tampers With Toppy Market
Beware of those who write about stock market history, especially when they speak of cause and effect. The truth is that the "why" can never be known.
Signs Of Spring For Financials
Signs of spring are popping up everywhere in the Financials sector. S&P Financials was easily the top- performing sector in April and several sub-industries have been bubbling higher in our Group Selection discipline.
On The Cutting Edge—End Of Fed Hikes?
The Fed not only signaled no rate hike for the rest of 2019, but also committed to unwinding its balance-sheet reduction program, starting in May and ending in September. The market took it one step further and priced in a rate cut in the second half of 2019.
The Cycle Is Over If Confidence Fades Further
The "Expectations" component of the Consumer Confidence survey has been wobbly in the last few months, but the latest report, released on Tuesday, showed the first meaningful hit to consumers' "Present Situation" since the stock market first began to struggle 14 months ago (Chart 1).
Assessing The Cyclical Risks
With all the excitement over the Fed's shift in rhetoric and the excellent subsequent market action, there's a danger of losing sight of the broader cyclical backdrop for U.S. stocks. Remember, the economy is still operating beyond government estimates of its full-employment potential, and it's not as if the Fed has actually eased policy—as it did successfully at a similar late-cycle juncture in the fall of 1998 and (ultimately unsuccessfully) in the summer of 2007.
It Wasn't Powell Who Panicked
The Fed's "Christmas capitulation" seems to get most of the credit for the stock market rebound, but we're not exactly sure how, or even if, the Fed capitulated at all.
Did The Doves Swoop In And Save The Day?
Just a few months ago, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell boasted a reputation as a straight-talking, sound-money banker.
Odds Of Outperforming?
In September, the percentage of S&P 500 stocks outperforming the S&P 500 index fell to 40.7%, the lowest reading since mid-2012. Breadth has followed a conventional path over the course of this unconventional bull market; in the current phase, the odds of outperformance are steadily diminishing.
Beware The Policy "Narrative"
It's been amusing to watch the narrative surrounding Fed policy evolve as the market has rallied.
The Chart The Fed Forgot
The Fed has long claimed itself to be "data dependent" while providing less and less information on those data points it considers most relevant. We can't know what's on that list, but we certainly know what isn't: the ISM Manufacturing Composite, which (prior to the current cycle) provided an excellent gauge of the Fed's policy bias.
Enjoying It While It Lasts
We don't think the current stock market upleg is over.
Stock Market Observations
The S&P 500 has labored beneath its March 1st bull market high for the last two months while underlying breadth and leadership trends have remained mostly favorable.
Why The Treasury Department Should Watch The Tape
In recent years the Fed has been more forthright than ever about the importance of the wealth effect as a transmission mechanism of monetary policy. But this (or any) policy effect hardly exists in a vacuum, and the Fed would do well to recognize that stock market swings have played an increasingly important role in the country's fiscal balance.
Policymakers' Shell Game
We considered the launch of the QE tapering program in January 2014 as the formal onset of the Fed's tightening campaign, and that view seemed to be on the mark when High Yield bonds, and then stocks, unraveled over the next couple of years—although the final losses in the DJIA and S&P 500 fell short of what we expected.
Rising Rates: Not Always A Death Knell
While the Dow Jones Bond Indicator has stood the test of time, history shows that rising bond yields are not always a bearish stock market phenomenon.
Putting "Our Spin" On The Positive Spin
Bull markets seem to create their own moods that lead to fundamental developments being viewed in a mostly favorable light.
Has The Fed Already Hit Stocks?
One never appreciates what he or she has until it's gone. In our case, during the many years it was freely available, we failed to appreciate the zero interest rate. Now that it's gone, we already feel pressured to join a game where we (and very few others) have any edge: Fed-watching. Our real edge is that we recognize this.
Goodbye ZIRP, Hello WIRP
Allow us to put forth yet another theory for this season's plummet in NFL television ratings: Fed watching is back!
Rate Hike In Limbo—Positive For Risk Assets
Whether rates hike in September or December, we know the Fed will be very supportive of the market and the biggest beneficiaries will likely be EM and higher-yielding assets.
The Policy Conundrum
Over the last eight years, policymakers around the world have held interest rates at unimaginably low levels, run persistently large fiscal deficits, and (in some cases) engaged in outright money-printing via quantitative easing programs.
The Fed's Capitulation To The Dovish Side— A Win-Win For EM & U.S.
We have mentioned a number of times that China had experienced a very unpleasant "second-hand" tightening due to its peg to the dollar. Its trade competitiveness has suffered tremendously. With a weaker dollar the Chinese Yuan can re-gain some of its competitiveness while maintaining its peg to the dollar. A rare win-win in today's convoluted world of finance.
Big U.S. Banks: We Have A Motion, Is There A Second?
YTD the S&P 500 has fallen 2% while the S&P 500 Banking industry group is down over 12%—a shortfall that has the attention of value investors and contrarians seeking a chance to buy high-quality banking franchises at fire-sale prices.
Was That All There Was To It?
As quantitative investors, the disciplines of the numbers trump stories—even our own. But we're struck that the stories depicted by our Major Trend Index and other market tools over the past two years are entirely logical and sequential. Unfortunately these stories rhyme with those of past market cycles.
How Much Slack?
By now it's consensus that the Fed missed the ideal window for the first rate hike (if one ever existed) by at least a year and a half. We don't disagree…
Too Early To Dethrone Dividend Stocks?
In the context of a low growth/low inflation environment, with the Fed taking its time to guide rates upward, fixed income type of investments may pale by comparison to dividend paying stocks.
Fed Tightening: The Two-Year Anniversary?
We've long argued that this tightening cycle began in January 2014, the month of the first of seven tapering moves which occurred through October of that year. There's both economic and market evidence to back up this claim.
Sentiment, The Economy & The Fed
We wrote in the January book that 2015 would serve up no shortage of excuses for the Fed to hold off on tightening all year. Whatever window the Fed may have had is now closed.
Fed Watching For The 21st Century
Deteriorating stock market breadth and worrisome leadership trends both suggest liquidity has already tightened; whether the Fed follows suit in September may now be just a formality.
Minding The Gaps
We think stock market action in the next few months will provide the Fed with an excuse to skip any rate increase in 2015. But our view is a minority one, and futures' market odds on a September increase shot up in early August. Either way, the obsession over the timing of a Fed rate hike ignores the fact that world P/E ratios are already contracting—at least on the basis of our 5-Year Normalized EPS.
A Venerable Monetary Indicator Turned Negative
The smoothed, 26-week rate-of-change in the DJ Corporate Bond Index, a reliable indicator of monetary conditions over many different market and economic cycles, turned negative in mid-June.
Navigating The First Rate Hike
Our current view is the lift-off will be December or later. Assuming inflation will pick up and the Fed hikes the rate by the end of 2015, stocks will perform relatively well, with international stocks a better bet than U.S. stocks.
Don't Fight The Fed?
While our stock market disciplines (including the Major Trend Index) are nominally bullish, we're mentally gearing up to do something in the near future that was once considered ill-advised: Fighting the Fed.


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There are few things more important to the long term success of a martial arts school than having a cohesive, well-maintained team. When your team is working well together, more gets done and the process is more enjoyable. Students and parents can benefit from a good team dynamic as it increases the overall quality of teaching and customer service. In short, everybody wins.
Below are 11 tactics that will help you keep your team working together to improve your school experience.
- Be Loyal To Those Not Present – No one likes to be talked about behind their back and we should not tolerate people talking bad to others in our presence.
- Do More Than Your Fair Share – We all appreciate working with someone that doesn't say, "That's not my job." Develop a reputation for being someone that will do "Whatever it takes" to get the job done.
- Be Dependable – Get in the habit of being where you are supposed to be, when you are supposed to be there, and ready to do the job.
- Anticipate Your Partner's Next Move – Good teammates rarely need to tell the person what to do next because their partner is already doing it.
- Don't Vent Out Or Down…Only Up. Then Don't Vent…Explain – Nothing is worse for morale than whining or venting to people who aren't in a position to solve the problem. Go to the source and then explain your viewpoint in a logical, unemotional manner.
- Be Flexible – Sometimes it is okay to do it someone else's way.
- When Giving An Assignment, "Ask, Don't Tell" – No one likes to be told what to do, but most everyone is glad to help out when asked.
- When Getting An Assignment, Have An "I'll Be Glad To" Attitude – Be open to input.
- Practice Non-Judgment – We are all different, with varied strengths and weaknesses. Being judgmental undermines individuals.
- Pick Your Battles – The Pope says, "See Everything, Overlook A Lot, Correct A Little" – If you always have to be right, people will tend to resent you and be resistant to your ideas.
- When At Work, Put Your Game Face On – We all have personal challenges that we deal with on a regular basis, but when you get to work, leave them at the door.
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- If you do find mould in your home, use a non toxic spray such as the allergy sprays to clean the mould from the walls and wash anything musty in FabriCleanse.
- If mould is a real problem in your home, you will need to attend to the source of the humidity that is feeding the mould and then keep your home mould free with the tips above.
- A dehumidifier is an excellent addition to any home where moisture can be a problem.


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Midsummer's Music Festival of Door County, Wisconsin just celebrated its 25th Anniversary. It has been presenting world-class chamber music performances in some of the area's most iconic and unusual venues. The Festival was co-founded in 1990 by Jim and Jean Berkenstock, long-time Door County summer residents and principal orchestral players with the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
Located on Wisconsin's Lake Michigan is Door Peninsula, 300 miles of picturesque shoreline and one of the most beautiful communities in the Midwest, home to a thriving arts colony. A group of world-class musicians from organizations such as the Pro Arte Quartet, the Aspen Music Festival, and artist faculty from major universities throughout the Midwest join in this cozy environment each summer to form Wisconsin's premier chamber music ensembles. The name Midsummer's Music is connected to the summer solstice (a time celebrated in areas of Scandinavian heritage). The Festival presents concerts mid-June to mid-July and the week leading up to Labor Day.
The musicians of Midsummer's Music Festival deliver outstandingly exuberant performances of some of the finest chamber works ever written. Offering chamber music for winds, strings, and piano performed in intimate and unique settings throughout Door County, venues include art galleries, a quaint community church dating from the 1850's, a restored barn, a 120-year-old lakeside warehouse and the Ellison Bay Manor, a palatial mansion overlooking Green Bay. From the masters like Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, and Dvorak to some lesser-known but very accomplished composers audiences never fail to be swept away.
"As we became acquainted over the years with our many favorite Door County spots, we thought, what if we could add breathtaking music?" says Jim Berkenstock, the Festival's artistic director. "For music-lovers used to larger concert halls (we thought) what if they could enjoy that intimate impact that comes from being within reach of the musicians and their rich sonorities?
I came up with a phrase – what we do is radically appealing chamber music. When we started, we had some unofficial focus group meetings, and it became apparent … that chamber music was not appealing, that it was stodgy and aloof. They viewed it as a string quartet playing Mozart or Beethoven in a concert hall that seats 2,000. We realized if we could do something almost 180 degrees different, to go back to the roots of chamber music as it started, maybe it would work.
I guess I'm surprised – and delighted," Berkenstock says about the festival's success over the years, "When you start something like that, you never know what's going to happen. We started very modestly, and over the 25 years, we've grown tremendously.
People could see how chamber music could be – not just a concert, but an event. We try to tear down the walls between the musicians and the people by talking about the next piece (between pieces), the receptions after the concerts, that whole package. People come and they feel they're among friends, not that there's this divide between the audience and the musicians. We've made a very conscientious effort to capitalize on it.
I get a lot of people coming up to me and saying they really enjoy hearing those pieces that are by an unknown composer," Berkenstock says. "I think a lot of people really like that sense of discovery. There's a sort of tension, a matter of balance in programs with known and little-known composers."
There are even performances of several special works by students of the Fine Arts Institute at East High in their annual Instrumental Bootcamp Summer Program. There's a grand finale concert featuring Midsummer's Music Festival musicians.
Jean Berkenstock is a former member of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and has performed extensively as a soloist with orchestras and in chamber music performances throughout the Chicago area. She is a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University, and received additional training in the Civic Orchestra of Chicago while studying with Donald Peck. Jean has also performed on numerous occasions with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Contemporary Chamber Players at the University of Chicago, and many ballet orchestras.
Jim graduated from Northwestern University with a Ph.D. in music history and is co-author of Joseph Haydn in Literature: A Bibliography, published by the Haydn Institute.
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The Chester Theatre Group presents Disenchanted! starting on Friday, October 5th and extending for eight shows through Saturday, October 20th. Performances are Friday and Saturdays at 8:00 and Sundays at 2:00pm. Tickets are $25.00 with a discounted price of $23.00 for seniors over 65 and students under 18. Tickets may be purchased online at www.chestertheatregroup.org.
Have you ever wondered what happened to your favorite story book princesses after their supposed "happily ever after"? Well, DISENCHANTED, a new musical comedy by writer and composer Dennis T. Giacino, answers the question. The honest voices of "disenchanted" princesses take us through their journey as they attempt to take back their power. With wit, cleverness, and fast-paced humor, Giacino creates a burlesque vaudeville show of catchy and contagious songs about self-acceptance, battling the dated messages little girls have been fed by society for centuries about who they ought to grow up to be. Rather than perpetuating the dainty, boy-crazy ideal of femininity, Giacino turns these fairytale characters into real women with real voices which need to be heard. Please note that this is not a children's musical. It contains strong language and mature subject matter.
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The Flight of a Woman In A Doll s House, Ibsen introduces a woman as having her own purposes andgoals while remaining in the subordinate role where society has placed her. Noraportrays the perfect doll wife who is entertained by the thought of opulence andchildlike acts of disobedience. Yet, behind these acts lies a personality that is muchmore serious and controlling than it seems. Nora is not the fool she pretends to be, nor isshe the childlike simpleton Torvald portrays her to be in the beginning of the play. It isher husband s comparing her to a bird that foretells Nora is gaining her wings by the endof the play, as an analysis of the text will reveal. Torvald sets the initial image of Nora in the first scene of the play. His firststatement to her, Is that my skylark twittering out there? exemplifies the almostpatronizing tone Torvald has toward his wife. Torvald also does not trust his wife withmatters of money. On the one occasion that her gives her money, he worries that she willspend it frivolously. These discussions of finance allow Torvald to continue his sarcasmtoward Nora when he refers to her as a funny little creature…Always on the lookout forsome way to get money . .. The reader begins to see Nora as the frivolous wife who hasno sense of self or dignity. Yet, Nora also, at first, allows herself to be contained in the role of submission. Her dependence on Torvald is shown each time a decision a made. She states, Yes,Torvald. I can t get anywhere without your help. This control Torvald has is alsoshown in his reteaching Nora the tarantella. While Nora pretends to desperately needTorvald to teach her every step of the dance, the reader knows this is an act. This acting shows Nora s self-willed submissiveness to her husband. Nora s gaining of self-awareness comes with the meeting with Krogsted. This isthe first occasion where Nora is faced with reality. Before, she believed that rulesoutside the household did not apply to her. Nora refers to the law as being stupid andcontinues on to state, I don t know much about the law but there must be somethingsomewhere that says that such things (saving her father and husband s life as motive) areallowed. Even after Krogstad attempts to explain the law to Nora she calls his word
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Dissecting the Score: A Conversation with Arena of Valor Composer Matthew Carl Earl
Composer Matthew Carl Earl has a pretty lengthy resume to say the least. From being part of the rock band, Xanthochroid, to serving as lead composer at Hexany Audio, it's certain to say music is Matthew's life. His recent game titles include NetEase's FortCraft and Tencent's Arena of Valor and Moonlight Blade. We spoke with him about these titles, the challenges of an adaptive score and more below.
-Two of your recently scored video games are Moonlight Blade and Arena of Valor. Can you tell us a little bit about these games and what inspired you to take on these projects?
M: Sure. Both Moonlight Blade and Arena of Valor are published by Tencent Games, with whom we've worked on numerous projects for a couple years now. The first game of theirs I had the pleasure of writing for was an MMORPG called Iron Knight. While working on that game, I saw some of the advertisements and such online for their other MMO, Moonlight Blade and was totally floored. I thought it looked absolutely beautiful. I specifically remember showing Richard Ludlow the game and said something like, "Look at this! I want to write for this game so badly." I think it was just a week later when they reached out to us to provide some music for the game. 2 years later and it's still one of my favorites to work on.
Arena of Valor on the other hand was supposed to be an international version of Tencent's existing MOBA title Honor of Kings, which dominated the Asian market in number of active players. They reached out to us pretty early in the development and asked if we'd like to be involved. I was already aware of the title because of the fame surrounding it and was incredibly honored to be able to take part in this new version. These just aren't the kind of projects you can say 'no' to!
-Did you get to play these games before starting work on them? If so, what specifically do you pay attention to most during this process?
M: For Moonlight Blade, yes. Because the game was already in public beta by the time we started working, we were able to make an account and experience a bit of the world. One of my first tasks was writing for the main cities in the game and it helped a lot being able to actually run around and experience them.
For Arena of Valor, yes and no haha. When we began work we didn't have a build of the game, but we had tons of art and video reference to go off of, so we had a very clear idea of what the intent and purpose of the tracks were. Now that the game is released I get to play it as much as I want and I am still supporting the game post launch with new music for characters and updates.
–Honor of Kings has been widely successful in China and now that Arena of Valor is launching in the West, Tencent decided to give the game an overhaul to make it more relatable to Western players. You have scored both of these expansions, has the music adapted at all with the game?
M: In some ways; yes, and in others; no. There are some overlapping themes that we keep similar musical styles for, but with AoV, there were a ton of exclusive additions that definitely needed their own sound. There was also the big push to make the music more accessible to the world market and also keep the e-sports potential in mind.
-If it has adapted, have you made your score more Westernized?
M: I think the style and mood of Arena of Valor being a bit different from Honor of Kings helped inform the music into naturally being more 'western.' There are also a lot more characters that break out of the traditional Chinese themes, which sways the music into suit.
-Do you have any idea when Arena of Valor is going to be released on Nintendo Switch?
M: I really don't. My guess is sometime this year as they have already opened up beta testing for the switch version in certain regions.
-Why did you choose to focus on adaptive music?
M: Adaptive/interactive music is just something you can't ignore in video games now. And to be honest, it's one of the main reasons I love working on games. The fact that the music can change and evolve based on what is happening in your gameplay experience is really the coolest thing and helps the player feel important and part of the world.
-What are the challenges of having an adaptive soundtrack in a video game?
M: I think the biggest challenge is overcoming the 'interactive music style.' The simpler and more ambiguous the music is, the easier it is to fit into these adaptive music systems. The real challenge is creating music that is still interesting and has intent, yet still morphs and follows the player almost as if their musical experience was custom tailored just for them.
-In the last few years has there been a video game soundtrack that was really memorable to you?
M: There have been some killer soundtracks recently; Mick Gordon's work on Doom really spoke to my metal side. Jessica Curry's work on Everybody's Gone To The Rapture was honestly my dream score; it is one of my favorite collections of music ever. Everybody's work on the Blizzard Entertainment stuff is always unreal; some of the tracks added to World of Warcraft: Legion's 'Argus' patch were on my listening rotation for some time. I could really just talk forever about all the amazing music people have written lately.
-What projects do you have coming up?
M: I'm still supporting my usual games like Arena of Valor and Moonlight Blade as well as some newer stuff in the works with Tencent. I also recorded an orchestra at HUGEsound in Salt Lake City just this last week for another project that is unannounced currently. There is also another unannounced indie title I cannot share much about yet, but I am super excited to show it off as it is challenging my usual musical styles in a great way. Hopefully I will be able to share some of that later this year!
Learn more about Matthew here: https://hexanyaudio.com/about/mearl/
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'Miss Saigon' and 'Butterfly' bring issues of 'cancel culture' to the fore
The Houston arts scene has arrived at a crossroads.
This month, Houston is home to two musicals that audiences and artists are increasingly describing as problematic, even controversial — "Miss Saigon" at the Hobby Center beginning its run Tuesday and "Madama Butterfly" at Opera in the Heights, which ended a run on Saturday.
Both shows have historically been conventional choices for theaters and opera houses — canonical works that often garner major ticket sales. The 2017 revival of "Miss Saigon," hot off a Tony-nominated Broadway run, is currently on a nationwide tour. "Madama Butterfly" continues to be one of opera's beloved classics by one of history's most influential composers, Giacomo Puccini.
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Cancel culture is not the same as the rising desire to engage with art's social implications. But both phenomena are indications of a country that is fundamentally shifting the way it engages with entertainment.
As such, the titles in Houston have been criticized for inaccurate and stereotypical portrayals of Asians. Since its premiere in 2017, theater critics have taken issue with the representation of women and Vietnamese people in "Miss Saigon."
And the local production of "Madama Butterfly" was itself a piece of self-commentary.
Helmed, in part, by Opera in the Heights artistic director Eiki Isomura, the production not only corrected some of Puccini's inaccuracies regarding Japanese customs but also featured Japanese and Japanese-American performers singing in Japanese — a move away from white singers performing in Italian.
The conversation around the production was not unlike "Don Giovanni," an opera about a seducer of women that ends a run by Houston Grand Opera on Sunday, being aware of its #MeToo relevance. Or the Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston's decision to set "The Mikado" — an opera requiring use of yellowface that has recently garnered protests from the Asian community — in London, with only performers of Japanese descent wearing Japanese costumes.
The problems embedded in these works may not be necessarily at the forefront of audience's minds. Nevertheless, the shows brim with images and scenes that will incite reactions and provoke questions among discerning theatergoers. What am I seeing here? What is the appropriate response to this work? And do I have a choice to call out, or even cancel, that which I cannot abide?
Issues with 'Saigon,' 'Butterfly'
Puccini premiered "Madama Butterfly" in 1904, basing the libretto on a short story by John Luther Long. In the opera, an American officer purchases a 15-year-old geisha wife named Butterfly. He has sex with her, then abandons both her and their child. Butterfly spends years eagerly awaiting the officer's return, and when he does — but accompanied by his "real" American wife — her dream to become American is ruined, and so she kills herself.
"Miss Saigon," by Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil, transposes the story to the Vietnam War. In the musical, an American officer meets a Vietnamese prostitute, and a similar series of events occurs, ending with the prostitute's suicide.
Diep Tran, a senior editor for American Theatre magazine, described feeling deeply uncomfortable when she saw "Miss Saigon."
"This was a piece that was fetishizing Asian pain, with no input from actual Vietnamese people," she said, mentioning that, prior to the 2017 revival, Vietnamese spoken in the musical was in fact gibberish.
"I Am Miss Saigon, and I Hate It" was her resulting essay. In it, she spoke with other Vietnamese people about why they hated its offensive perspective. The piece became one of the most widely read articles in the history of American Theatre magazine.
In a review for New York Magazine titled "Why Are We in Miss Saigon?," critic Jesse Green said, "It's one thing to dramatize the degradation of women; it's another thing to wink while doing it." In 2018, after seeing the musical's touring production, San Francisco Chronicle Lily Janiak wrote a piece titled "Please, no more 'Miss Saigon' — we need to reject it."
For many, it's becoming increasingly impossible to find "Miss Saigon" entertaining. Not since the casting of Jonathan Pryce as a Vietnamese character in 1989 — one of Broadway's most infamous instances of yellowface — has this musical felt so problematic.
How to respond?
I don't know how I'm supposed to approach the piece when it arrives Tuesday in Houston. A critic's job involves evaluating a show based on its premise, striving always to be objective and to choose complexity over simplicity. But how does a critic evaluate pitch, costume design and choreography when these elements are there to serve an intolerable premise?
It was certainly strange to sit through Opera in the Heights' "Madama Butterfly," a confounding combination of beautiful music and disturbing storyline, in which even the most Japanese interpretation possible cannot avoid Orientalist caricature.
"Miss Saigon's" progenitor, it appears, is no less difficult to stage in 2019.
"I asked myself, how can we reclaim the Japanese-ness of 'Madame Butterfly'? The conclusion I've drawn is that it's not entirely possible, just because of the source material," said Isomura, who co-wrote (with Josh Shaw) a new Japanese translation of the opera.
Isomura describes his behemoth task — to create a version of "Madama Butterfly" that felt more truthful to the Japanese perspective. But he encountered cringe-worthy scene after scene, including a moment in which Butterfly tells her American husband, "We are a small people who appreciate small things."
The opera conflates Buddhism with Shintoism, Isomura says. It does not ask for Japanese characters to take off their shoes when entering indoors. And it has a "long history of yellowface performance, in which non-Asian performers don make-up to 'look the part,'" Isomura writes in the show's program notes.
At first, I did not fully understand why Isomura wanted to tackle such a problematic opera. But during our conversation, as Isomura described the meticulous process in creating and casting for the production, I empathized with the plight of an artist of Japanese descent, tasked with "flipping the lens," as Isomura says, of a fundamentally Orientalist work — even while wanting to "cancel" the opera.
"If cancel culture rendered 'Madama Butterfly' irrelevant, then I'd be very sad," Isomura said. "We ought to learn about the history of cultural appropriation. We ought to frame this piece as part of that tradition. In 2019, there are new ways of engaging with it."
Tran, the American Theatre editor, echoes Isomura's sentiments on cancel culture.
"I don't think cancel culture is realistic," she said. "What's more realistic is trying to reconcile the different narratives, reconciling the fact that this thing that makes you cry, laugh and touches all the pleasure centers in your brain — is also hurtful to a lot of people. Trying to live in the gray area is a better exercise than, 'This thing is good' or 'This thing is bad.'"


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"It's a joy to see people sit down and eat and say oh my gosh, this tastes like going to momma's house," said Duncan. "When you prepare from your heart, you are preparing for yourself."
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