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Football clubs in Woodley could share a new ground on Bulmershe School playing fields as plans gather momentum between the teams. Frustrated that their current grounds in Sonning and Charvil don’t meet league standards Woodley Town, Woodley United and Woodley Hammers hope they can work together to try to develop playing fields at the school in Chequers Way. Woodley Town FC chairman Mark Rozzier invited councillors, governors, representatives from sports clubs and Reading East MP Rob Wilson, to a meeting at Earley Home Guard Club on Thursday, July 26, to discuss the proposal. Reporting on the meeting to Woodley Town Council’s Leisure Services Committee last Tuesday, Councillor Phil Challis said: “It became clear through discussion that everyone recognised Woodley has a great grass root sporting base, but that when sportsmen reach the higher echelons of their sport they have to move away from Woodley to have access to higher facilities. “Mark said they had identified an opportunity to build a sports facility on part of Bulmershe School playing fields and asked if any other clubs present would see any possibility of sharing the facility. “As an example he suggested that there was space for a dedicated cricket pitch.” Woodley Town currently play in step six of the FA’s national league pyramid system, but the club must meet FA ground grading requirements to continue to play at this level – and currently the club’s home ground in East Park Farm, Charvil, does not meet the standard. Woodley United and Woodley Hammers face the same challenges to their facilities at Berkshire County Sports club in Sonning. The idea for a new ground has come about following consultation between the three clubs, Bulmershe School and Earley Home Guard Social Club. Cllr Challis added: “Everyone thought the idea was interesting and there was a range of thoughts. “Issues around the site of urban landscape value, parking and floodlighting were identified as being major issues to address. “Rob Wilson MP said that he thought plans should be more ambitious so that there was a real gain for the school. “I commented that Woodley has a great sporting history at grass roots level in many sports and that to be successful any plans Mark creates should address how the investment in elite facilities would be incremental to continued support for grass roots activities.” Mr Rozzier, who is also president of Reading Football League, did not want to add any further comment.

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Former Hull City winger Robert Snodgrass has criticised West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic for playing him out of position. The winger put an end to his misery at the London Stadium last week, sealing a loan move to Villa Park where he links up with his former boss Steve Bruce. The pair worked together at the KCOM Stadium, winning promotion back to the Premier League before Bruce stepped down from his role as manager. Snodgrass went on to score nine goals for the Tigers last season under Mike Phelan before eventually moving to West Ham for £10million in January. However, the Scottish international instantly struggled at the Hammers, attracting criticism before finding himself surplus to requirements after just half a season. Snodgrass, though, claims he knew from the off that things were not going to go swimmingly at West Ham. “I realised from the off that it wasn’t going to happen,” Snodgrass told The Herald. “I was coming on against Manchester City and he [Bilic] said ‘where do you want to play, on the left or right?’ I thought ‘You’ve just signed me and I’ve played on the right or behind the striker at Hull City all season’. “I found it very strange, that was my debut. And every time I played I was on the left. Alarm bells were ringing right away. I don’t know why he did it. I came in just as Payet left and maybe it was a case of ‘you can play there’ but I’d only filled in on the left on a couple of times. “He probably thought he was onto a winner but I hate that position. When you’re Scottish you’re brought up to play anywhere and it’s fine to play for one or two games but you need to play in your right position, especially on the back of scoring nine goals for Hull City. At that stage nobody had scored more goals for Hull, or for West Ham. “The manager was under a lot of pressure and I later said that out of respect I didn’t want to go in and see him during that period. But when I eventually did speak to him I said I thought he’d have known I wasn’t a left midfielder and that he must have watched me after signing me for that type of money. His answer was basically that when people are confident they can play anywhere.”

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For years, the Wheat Quality Council has offered the industry an annual snapshot of the Kansas wheat crop. Kansas farmers are growing more than 23% of the nation’s crop in 2016. A volunteer cadre of scouts trekked across the state on six distinct routes on the first week of May, collecting a total of 655 hard red winter wheat yield estimates. The 78 scouts have good news to report – they saw lower-than-expected disease pressure and higher-than-expected yield estimates. The tour’s total was an average 48.6 bu. per acre, up 13 bu. per acre over 2015 tour estimates. The last time wheat yields surpassed 48 acres was in 2003. Then, there were 10.5 million acres of wheat in the U.S.; in 2016, there are 8.5 million acres – the fewest since 1957. “There are less acres planted this year, but we are seeing wheat become a higher managed crop than in the past,” says Justin Gilpin, Kansas Wheat CEO. “That’s allowing us to see higher yields.” Gilpin says he was pleasantly surprised to see how many fields has fungicide applications to guard against stripe rust. “Last year, stripe rust became a big yield inhibitor in Kansas, so farmers should be commended for taking steps to control the disease this year,” he says. Scouts were encouraged to share their findings on Twitter using hashtag #wheattour16. Here’s a sampling of what they saw.

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From early August, children across Pakistan will be glued to their television sets to watch an unlikely female superhero clad not in spandex, but a head-to-toe, flowing black burka. Her name is apt: Burka Avenger. The heroine of the Urdu language series, set to air on Pakistan’s Geo TV, fights a menace more dangerous than physical weapons. She is primarily fighting against a local gang’s nefarious efforts to close a girls’ school. The series will trace the adventures of the book-wielding superhero and three young sidekicks – Ashu, her twin brother Immu, and their friend Mooli (who has a pet goat, Golu) – as they battle villain Baba Badook and his team of thugs in the imaginary hamlet of Halwapur.Enjoying this article? Click here to subscribe for full access. Just $5 a month. The town comes complete with a corrupt mayor, Vadero Pajero, in cahoots with Bandook and company. In the very first episode, Pajero agrees to shut down the local girls’ school in exchange for kickbacks from Bandook, a wicked magician with a thick black beard. The dialog gets right to the point. Babook says: “What business do women have with education? They should stay at home, washing, scrubbing and cleaning, toiling in the kitchen.” Young Ashu shoots back: “The girls of today are the mothers of tomorrow. If the mothers are not educated, then future generations will also remain illiterate.” Sound familiar? The time is ripe in Pakistan for the series’ debut. Thanks to the courageous real-life story of education crusader Malala Yousafzai, a 16-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot by the Taliban in northern Pakistan’s Swat valley last October, girls’ education in the country has received urgent global attention in recent months. With the arrival of Burka Avenger, Malala will no longer fight her battle alone. And in this battle those fighting on the side of education need all of the recruits they can get. Last year alone, some 3,600 attacks were carried out against educational institutions. And in conflict-afflicted countries, the number of primary school-aged children who are not enrolled in school surged from 42 to 50 percent since 2008. In Pakistan, nearly half of all children and three-quarters of young girls do not attend primary school. Despite the bad news, there are signs that things are starting to change. For one, Malala has the world’s attention. But more importantly, her message seems to be reaching ears in Pakistan. While the Taliban has attacked 750 schools since 2008 in Malala’s home province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 611 of them have been rebuilt. Further, education spending is on the rise, having grown by 27 percent to $660 million. Riding this wave of positive momentum, it seems appropriate to introduce a cartoon character who can play a soft role in this fight in living rooms across the nation. The official website for the Burka Avenger states: “The main goals of the Burka Avenger TV series are to make people laugh, to entertain and to send out strong social messages to the youth that educate, enlighten and reinforce positive social behavior.” Pakistani pop star Aaron Haroon Rashid (aka Haroon) conceived the idea for the show, with the intent of instilling a sense of the importance of girls’ education as well as teaching lessons about respecting the environment and embracing diversity. “Each one of our episodes is centred around a moral, which sends out strong social messages to kids,” Rashid told AP. “But it is cloaked in pure entertainment, laughter, action and adventure.” The plotline will unfold in 13 installments of 22 minutes each and will feature guest appearances and original tunes penned by major music acts, including Ali Zafar, the show’s creator Haroon, Ali Azmat and Josh. The real name of the mysterious heroine who dons the burka is Jiya. A twist: she is in fact a teacher at the academy she seeks to save. After being separated from her parents at a young age, Jiya was taken under the wing of Kabaddi Jan, a wise old Kabaddi Master. Further lightening the touch of the show, under Kabaddi Jan’s tutelage, Jiya masters a fighting technique called Takht Kabaddi in which books and pens are combined with karate moves to devastating effect. Given the progressive tone of the series and its slick production quality, some have taken issue with the fact that Jiya wears a burka, seen as a symbol of the Taliban’s repression of women. Rashid dismissed the claim, saying, “It’s not a sign of oppression. She is using the burka to hide her identity like other superheroes.” He added, “Since she is a woman, we could have dressed her up like Catwoman or Wonder Woman, but that probably wouldn’t have worked in Pakistan.” In other words: Wonder Woman with Pakistani characteristics. In a parallel development, Pakistani comic book publisher Kachee Goliyan has also recently gained a significant following in a market that has struggled to find its groove. The stories and motifs in these comics – compared favorably with works by Marvel and DC – likewise take on a strong local flavor and are created by a young, progressive minded local team. The first Pakistani comics company and now the first Pakistani-produced animated series – both with local characteristics and a progressive bent: could this be a sign of greater things to come? A video report showing clips of the show can be seen here. The text in this article was updated from the original version.

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GENEVA -- The Omicron variant of the coronavirus is spreading faster than the Delta variant and is causing infections in people already vaccinated or who have recovered from the COVID-19 disease, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday. WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan added it would be "unwise" to conclude from early evidence that Omicron was a milder variant that previous ones. .".. with the numbers going up, all health systems are going to be under strain," Soumya Swaminathan told Geneva-based journalists. The variant is successfully evading some immune responses, she said, meaning that the booster programs being rolled out in many countries ought to be targeted towards people with weaker immune systems. "There is now consistent evidence that Omicron is spreading significantly faster than the Delta variant," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told the briefing. "And it is more likely people vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 could be infected or re-infected," Tedros said. Their comments echoed the finding of study by Imperial College London, which said last week the risk of reinfection was more than five times higher and it has shown no sign of being milder than Delta. WHO officials said however that other forms of immunity vaccinations may prevent infection and disease. While the antibody defences from some actions have been undermined, there has been hope that T-cells, the second pillar of an immune response, can prevent severe disease by attacking infected human cells. WHO expert Abdi Mahamud added: "Although we are seeing a reduction in the neutralization antibodies, almost all preliminary analysis shows T-cell mediated immunity remains intact, that is what we really require." However, highlighting how little is known about how to handle the new variant that was only detected last month, Swaminathan also said: "Of course there is a challenge, many of the monoclonals will not work with Omicron." She gave no details as she referred to the treatments that mimic natural antibodies in fighting off infections. Some drug makers have suggested the same. ENDING THE PANDEMIC In the short term, Tedros said that holiday festivities would in many places lead to "increased cases, overwhelmed health systems and more deaths" and urged people to postpone gatherings. "An event cancelled is better than a life cancelled," he said. But the WHO team also offered some hope to a weary world facing the new wave that 2022 would be the year that the pandemic, which already killed more than 5.6 million people worldwide, would end. It pointed towards the development of second and third-generation vaccines, and the further development of antimicrobial treatments and other innovations. "(We) hope to consign this disease to a relatively mild disease that is easily prevented, that is easily treated," Mike Ryan, the WHO's top emergency expert, told the briefing. "If we can keep virus transmission to minimum, then we can bring the pandemic to an end." However Tedros also said China, where the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus was first detected at the end of 2019, must be forthcoming with data and information related to its origin to help the response going forward. "We need to continue until we know the origins, we need to push harder because we should learn from what happened this time in order to (do) better in the future," Tedros said. (Reporting by Stephanie Nebehay and Emma Farge; Editing by Alison Williams)

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GENEVA -- The World Health Organization (WHO) agreed on Wednesday to launch negotiations on an international pact to prevent and control future pandemics at a time when the world is gearing up to battle the new Omicron variant of coronavirus. Such an agreement to beef up measures against pandemics is expected to be ready in May 2024, covering issues from data sharing and genome sequencing of emerging viruses to equitable distribution of vaccines and drugs derived from research. "The adoption of this decision is cause for celebration and a cause for hope that we all need," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told the meeting of health ministers. "Of course there is still a long road ahead. There are still differences of opinion about what a new accord could or should contain," he said, calling for continued cooperation. In the meantime, countries should abide by the WHO's 2005 International Health Regulations, he said. The decision, entitled "The World Together," was adopted by consensus at a special assembly of the 194 nations that are members of the UN health body, drawing applause at the end of a three-day meeting. "The text before us is the product of extensive discussions, of frank exchanges and of compromises," said Australia's ambassador Sally Mansfield, who co-chaired the working group. The European Union (EU) had pushed for agreement on an international legally binding treaty, along with about 70 countries, but Brazil, India and the United States were among those reluctant to commit to a treaty, diplomats said. "We call for an ambitious process in developing this treaty - let us all demonstrate our multilateral commitment and engagement towards a binding instrument," Ambassador Lotte Knudsen, head of the EU delegation to the United Nations in Geneva, said in a statement on Wednesday. The United States welcomed the decision saying in a statement: "This momentous step represents our collective responsibility to work together to advance health security and to make the global health system stronger and more responsive." More than 262.22 million people have been reported infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, and 5.46 million killed since it emerged in China in December 2019. The WHO says China has still not shared some of its early data that might help pinpoint the origin of the virus. China said on Monday that it was ready to work on developing a new international agreement which it hoped would avoid "politicization, stigmatization and instrumentalisation." (Reporting by Stephanie Nebehay; Editing by Alex Richardson, Clarence Fernandez and Emelia Sithole-Matarise)

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GENEVA -- The World Health Organization expressed concerns Thursday that rich countries spooked by the emergence of the Omicron variant could step up the hoarding of COVID-19 vaccines and strain global supplies again, complicating efforts to stamp out the pandemic. The UN health agency, after a meeting of its expert panel on vaccination, reiterated its advice to governments against the widespread use of boosters in their populations so that well-stocked countries instead can send doses to low-income countries that have largely lacked access to them. "What is going to shut down disease is for everybody who is especially at risk of disease to become vaccinated," said Dr. Kate O'Brien, head of WHO's department of immunization, vaccines and biologicals. "We seem to be taking our eye off that ball in countries." Meanwhile, the European Union's drug regulator said Thursday it is closely following the spread of the new variant and whether new vaccines will be required to fight it. Vaccine makers are racing to update their COVID-19 shots against the newest coronavirus threat even before it's clear a change is needed. "At this stage, we do not have enough data on the impact of this variant on the effectiveness of the approved vaccines. But we are continuously scanning the horizon to gather evidence in this regard. In any case, we are preparing to take rapid action should the need arise," Marco Cavaleri, head of biological health threats and vaccines strategy at the European Medicines Agency, said during an online media briefing. Cavaleri said that the agency expects that "in a matter of three to four months we will be in the position of approving a variant vaccine for Omicron." The time scale is from the start of development until approval, the agency said after the briefing. Cavaleri also said that the EU agency expects to give the green light to a fifth vaccine for use in the 27-nation bloc before the end of the year, with a decision on a request for authorization of American biotechnology company Novavax's coronavirus vaccine. Months of short supplies of COVID-19 vaccines have begun to ease over the last two months or so, and doses are finally getting to needier countries -- such as through donations and the UN-backed COVAX program -- and WHO wants that to continue. It has long decried "vaccine inequity" by which most doses have gone to people in rich countries, whose leaders locked down big stockpiles as a precautionary measure. "As we head into whatever the Omicron situation is going to be, there is risk that the global supply is again going to revert to high-income countries hoarding vaccine to protect -- in a sense, in excess -- their opportunity for vaccination, and a sort of 'no-regrets' kind of approach," O'Brien said. "It's not going to work," she added. "It's not going to work from an epidemiological perspective, and it's not going to work from a transmission perspective unless we actually have vaccine going to all countries, because where transmission continues, that's where the variants are going to come from." Some wealthy governments want to leave no stone unturned to get their populations as close to full vaccination as possible. Many questions remain about the severity, transmissibility and resistance to vaccines of the new Omicron variant, which emerged last month in southern Africa and has shown early signs of spreading faster than the widespread and deadly Delta variant driving the pandemic now. O'Brien urged a "rational, global perspective" about "what's actually going to shut down this pandemic." "We have the tools at hand, we have the choices we can make, and the next days and weeks are really going to determine what direction the world decides it's going to go in, on Omicron," she said. Nevertheless, WHO says individuals in rich countries should follow the policies of their governments, some of which are enticing people to get boosters, which are additional doses aimed to buck up immunity from earlier jabs that wanes over time. "An individual in a country, their dose is not going to get shipped to another country because they don't take the dose," O'Brien said. "It is country governments, not individuals, who are making decisions that could influence the equitable distribution of vaccines to other countries." ------ Mike Corder reported from The Hague, Netherlands

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GOP lawmaker calls Zelensky a 'thug' and Ukrainian government 'incredibly evil' North Carolina Republican Rep. Madison Cawthorn recently called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a "thug" and the Ukrainian government "incredibly evil," criticizing the country and its leader as Russia invades it. Cawthorn's statements were aligned with former President Donald Trump's praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin but in sharp contrast to the United States' broad bipartisan support for Ukraine. Republicans immediately condemned his comments. "To my colleague in the House, I would push back and say it's not Ukraine that is invading Russia," said Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst. "It is Russia invading Ukraine." "Like 90% of the country is with Ukrainians and is opposed to Putin," added South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. "So when you see a member of Congress say things like this, the one thing I want you to know: they're outliers." Two North Carolina House Republican candidates running against Cawthorn also blasted his anti-Ukraine sentiments. "I do not understand how anyone in American public office could call Zelensky a 'thug' while Ukraine is under such vicious assault," said Michele Woodhouse. "Let's be clear. The thug is Vladimir Putin," tweeted state Sen. Chuck Edwards. "We must unite as a nation to pray for President Zelensky and the brave people of Ukraine who are fighting for their lives and their freedom. Anything less is counter to everything we stand for in America." Veteran Republican strategist Karl Rove first reported in the Wall Street Journal that Cawthorn made the comments to a group of supporters in Asheville, North Carolina, last weekend. WRAL, a CNN-affiliate television station in Raleigh, then published a video of Cawthorn making them. "Remember that Zelensky is a thug," said Cawthorn in the video. "Remember that the Ukrainian government is incredibly corrupt and it is incredibly evil and it has been pushing woke ideologies." CNN has not independently verified when or where Cawthorn made the comments. After the reports, Cawthorn sought to clarify his views of the conflict on Twitter. "The actions of Putin and Russia are disgusting," tweeted Cawthorn. "But leaders, including Zelensky, should NOT push misinformation on America." "I am praying for Ukraine and the Ukrainian people," he added. "Pray also we are not drawn into conflict based on foreign leaders pushing misinformation." Luke Ball, a spokesman for the lawmaker, told CNN that Cawthorn "supports Ukraine and the Ukrainian President's efforts to defend their country against Russian aggression, but does not want America drawn into another conflict through emotional manipulation." 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Gallagher willing to stay as Lowestoft Town manager after initial discussions PUBLISHED: 12:21 07 May 2017 | UPDATED: 12:22 07 May 2017 Shirley D Whitlow Lowestoft Town boss Ady Gallagher is willing to stay with the Trawlerboys after holding initial discussions with chairman Gary Keyzor. Gallagher hinted that he was considering leaving Crown Meadow after a rollercoaster 2016/17 campaign off the field. Gallagher believes the club is at its lowest ebb in the last 10 years but feels a plan is being concocted for the club to progress on and off the field. “At this moment in time, based on my initial discussions I’m happy to move forward with the club,” said Gallagher. “If the club can draw a line under the recent past then I will be here for as long as the club want me. “I think it’s important from the supporters’ point of view that we are open. “I do not want to stay at this level forever at Lowestoft but it has to be accepted that we haven’t got the finances to compete with the big hitters in this league. “However, I still believe we can formulate a squad that can do well at this level. “As long as they club as I feel the club is moving forward then I’m really happy to take that on.” Gallagher revealed that next season’s budget will be half of what it initially was when he took sole charge at the Meadow two years ago. There will be player movement but Gallagher wants to ensure every single member of his squad feels wanted at the start of next season. “I was unhappy with things last year and the way the players were treated,” he added. “There are many different issues that need to be addressed and the club need to get that in order in the way they look after the first team. You have to make sure you look after the players in the right way. Players need to feel like the club cares and respects them.” Gallagher will be holding discussions with his squad after Monday’s Suffolk Premier Cup final against Needham Market. The Town boss admits there could be casualties as he looks to balance the books whilst maintaining a competitive squad. “We’ve got to juggle things around in the squad as we need to free up some money,” he said. “The finances are very tight. We’ve got a very good nucleus of a squad – a couple of the players will go but if we can add a few more then I’m sure we can move forward.”

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Gennadiy Golovkin takes WBA middleweight title with TKO Gennadiy Golovkin earned a ninth-round TKO against Ryota Murada to unify the IBF and WBA middleweight titles in a bout Saturday at Saitama, Japan. Struggling early, Golovkin (42-1-1) used in-fight adjustments to rally for the victory a day after his 40th birthday. The victory for the native of Kazakhstan could lead to a third fight with Canelo Alvarez later this year. Golovkin, the IBF and IBO champion since 2019, previ

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Good Morning Britain viewers are pleading for the return of presenter Piers Morgan after Jeremy Kyle filled in for him on Monday morning's show. Fans of the ITV breakfast programme were met with a surprise when the talk show host, who usually takes over the channel later in the day, appeared in the studio next to Kate Garraway. As he spoke to guests with the fierce tones he reserves for cheating spouses and careless parents on The Jeremy Kyle Show, viewers took to Twitter to say they preferred to hear Morgan's controversial comments. Chris Chater posted: "Jeremy Kyle almost makes Piers seem likeable #GMB," while Ann Burnip wrote: "Just when I thought it was safe to return to @GMB as Piers is away, Jeremy Kyle turns up." Other viewers said Kyle was a welcome change for the show's usual line-up, with some calling for him to permanently join the team. Kyle last featured on Good Morning Britain just over a year ago.

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Goodnight Bird plays the intruder-as-catalyst game with wit Oh, the horrors of downsizing. For those of facing retirement (this will indeed be my last review as full-time Gazette theatre critic), the thought of moving into smaller living quarters with less stuff is not a pleasant one. In Colleen Murphy’s Goodnight Bird, which just opened at Centaur Theatre, we meet a couple who are still in the process of adjusting to life in a one-bathroom condo. As the play opens, Lily (Nicola Cavendish) is in the bathroom tidying up and loudly berating her husband, Morgan (Christoph Hunt), for spitting on the mirror. “I didn’t spit,” he replies defensively,”it flew out of my mouth when I was flossing.” By the time they say good night, a strong chord of recognition has been struck with everyone of a certain age, evoking memories of the sparring Bickersons on radio back in the 1950s. Then they hear a thump and Lily starts in about whether Morgan has remembered to lock the door. But it’s too late. Their home has been invaded by a stranger (Graham Cuthbertson) who has landed on their balcony after falling (or jumping) from the roof. He’s wounded and bleeding and begs for a bandage. He’s also big, smells like the streets, doesn’t respect other people’s space and seems capable of murder. Yet they do not dial 911. Lily picks up the phone, Morgan grabs it from her and they both inexplicably lose track of the obvious. It’s a tough-sell premise, an undeniably weak timber in an otherwise well-constructed and witty work by a seasoned playwright who should know better. But the endearing familiarity of Lily and Morgan has already taken hold, so we push aside our misgivings and continue to follow Murphy’s increasingly Pinteresque intruder-as-catalyst game. We know that Lily has faced violent death before. During her days as a high-school teacher, she once bluffed a kid with a gun, averting a classroom massacre. In a similar spirit, she takes charge of the intruder’s bath, bullying him like the teenage son she has never had. In an oddly incestuous way, she all-too-quickly becomes enamoured of the young man who makes sexually suggestive remarks to her and spouts Emmerson. Meanwhile, the baffled Morgan, who has recently had a heart attack, develops a jealous streak. Much is demanded of the actors as Murphy navigates sharp twists and turns between the mundane and the surreal. The complicity between Cavendish and Hunt resembles that of any long-time married couple, addicted to their fractious rapport. Cuthbertson struck me as slightly miscast, being so obviously fit and healthy. (We do see all of him as he runs around naked after his bath.) He’s also stylistically estranged from the other two as he attempts to represent the homeless by playing a man with too many psychoses. But his portrayal of the tree-hugger fallen on hard times living in a saint’s ecstasy among the squirrels in a nearby ravine is ultimately fascinating in its own way. Once he is gone, the play becomes a showdown between a childless couple that inevitably calls to mind Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Goodnight Bird offers yet another chance to appreciate director Roy Surette’s actor-oriented, supportive approach to new work. This production’s Vancouver première preceded its introduction to Montreal. While Pam Johnson’s costumes are spot-on, I found the logistics of the design of her retirement-chic set slightly distracting, as I wondered exactly where the balcony was located. It’s always a treat to see the Genie Award-winning Cavendish on stage. In Montreal, she’s fondly remembered as a definitive Shirley Valentine and as the mother in Michel Tremblay’s For the Pleasure of Seeing her Again. Goodnight Bird gives us a chance to appreciate her within a different context.

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Graduation season is one of the most joyous highlights of the spring. Each year, graduates walk across stage to celebrate their educational achievements with all the due pomp and circumstance. It seems only fair to reward them with nothing but the best\u2014the best hands-down grad gifts in 2021, that is.\u00a0 If you\u2019re looking for the perfect graduation gifts that will work for ladies or gents, you\u2019ve landed in the right place. The Chron Shopping curators have rounded up our top picks for grad gifts in 2021\u2014suitable for a variety of budgets and tastes alike. You\u2019ll find gift ideas ranging from simple keepsakes to elaborate vacation packages. And if you\u2019re looking for the best grad gifts for her or him, we\u2019ve got fantastic and affordable ideas for those too! Give your 2021 graduate a gift that inspires adventure and style like this monogrammable softsided carry-on by Mark & Graham. The entire Terminal 1 collection is handsome and oh-so-perfect for a weekend trip home.\u00a0 There\u2019s no denying the importance of technology in our everyday lives, so consider getting your grad a Best Buy gift card. Of course, electronics abound at this tech super store, but graduates moving into their first dorm room or apartment will be able to score small appliances, too. It\u2019s no surprise that a laptop makes the cut when rounding up our top picks for grad gifts in 2021, but this 10.5-inch touchscreen laptop by Microsoft is the perfect reward! With 457 reviews, purchasers gave this laptop an average overall rating of 4.5\/ 5 stars. It offers the easy portability of a tablet with the robust capabilities you need in a laptop. Perfect for the college grad who's spent countless hours with their heads buried in books\u2014this graduation gift that lets them bury their toes in the sand! Book a travel package with Vacations by Marriott, but first, browse their great travel deals for discount pricing. Sure, every new graduate would love a new car to go with that crisp diploma, but it\u2019s not always in the budget. If you want to give your grad a set of wheels to cruise campus or run short errands, this Segway moped will only set you back two grand. Featured in our Cool gadgets and tech gifts for graduates gift guide, this 8th generation Apple iPad makes taking notes and binge-watching their favorite shows on Hulu a breeze for your grad. Keep your grad organized\u2014whether off to university or stepping into the real world\u2014with classy desk organization pieces. This entire set from Pottery Barn includes the lazy susan (featured above) for $59, a customizable multi-compartment caddy for $59, and a two-drawer paper organizer that\u2019s perfect for storing mail and notes for only $69. Yes, we have two luggage picks, but this 3-piece hardside luggage set by Traveler\u2019s Club will give you more bang for your buck. Last we checked, this $400 set was marked down to $129.99. Coming in at just under $800 or $33\/month, the new iPhone 12 is the ideal grad gift to remind your grad to \u201ckeep in touch\u201d as they leave the nest. It\u2019s available in multiple colors and it\u2019s ahead of its class for taking high-quality photos. We may not know where, but we have no doubt your grad is going places! The right backpack fits everything a person on-the-go needs for class, the gym, or a commute to work\u2014and this Herschel backpack is just right for it all. Help your grad stay focused when it\u2019s time to pull a midterm all-nighter with a tasty snack like this Moose Crunch premium popcorn. Each tin contains a bag of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, classic caramel, milk chocolate-covered, dark chocolate-covered, and milk chocolate s\u2019mores popcorn. No matter where your graduate goes in life, they\u2019ll be able to document great memories with this affordable Kodak Pixpro digital camera. Oh, the places they\u2019ll go\u2014and you\u2019ll get to share them all. Hearst Newspapers participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.\u00a0Micolette Davis is the Managing Curator for Chron Shopping at Hearst Newspapers. Email her at micolette.davis@hearst.com. \u00a0

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Group files suit over liquor rule changes Kihei resident Madge Schaefer and the Committee for Responsible Liquor Control filed a lawsuit in 2nd Circuit Court on Friday seeking the repeal of recent rule changes approved by the Liquor Control Commission that included the removal of blackout periods for the sale of alcohol, allowed home delivery of alcoholic products and removed the cap on the number of hostess bars. The commission has come under fire for approving the changes on Feb. 8, with Schaefer and others in the community questioning whether there was proper public notice and comment. Schaefer filed a Sunshine Law complaint against the commission over the notice for the meeting and a group has formed, the Coalition to Repeal 24-Hour Alcohol Sales, to protest the changes. The Coalition consists of law enforcement groups, youth and substance abuse treatment organizations, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and religious officials. The commission will be taking up a petition calling for repeal of the changes by Wailuku resident Mahina Martin, a founder of the Coalition, at a special meeting on Tuesday and at its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday. Both meetings begin at 9 a.m. in the Trask Building in Wailuku. The commission’s Wednesday agenda says that the panel could initiate a procedure to repeal its February actions or defer or reject the petition. With a legal deadline approaching, Schaefer and the committee filed the lawsuit against the commission Friday. The committee includes a diverse group including bar owners, government and social service agency workers, ministers and relatives of victims of drunken drivers, Schaefer said Friday. “The Committee for Responsible Liquor Control is made up of individuals who share concerns about various rule changes,” said a news release by Schaefer and the committee Friday. She also wanted to make clear that the committee does not include groups officially involved in the Coalition, including MADD, Maui Youth & Family Services and Maui Economic Opportunity Youth Services, and the State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers. The lawsuit had to be filed by Monday because Sunshine Law challenges must be lodged within 90 days of a decision, said attorney Lance Collins, who is representing Schaefer and the committee. If they prevail, the court could invalidate the actions of the commission. Schaefer, who is footing the legal bill, said filing the lawsuit, the first ever for her, “wasn’t done lightly.” She believes the commission was betting that she would not sue. In the end, she said she took the plunge to protect the public’s right to know. The lawsuit claims that the commission violated the Sunshine Law and the Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act “by failing to give the public proper notice that they were going to take action on these radical policy changes,” the news release said. Collins said that a summary of the rule changes was published in The Maui News in January but the agenda posted for the meeting did not offer the same detail. All the agenda item said was “Title 08, Chapter 101, Rules Governing the Manufacture, and Sale of Intoxicating Liquor.” “They didn’t tell the public what rule changes were going to happen,” Collins said. Notice is important to allow community members to provide their views and data to an agency before it makes a change to its rules, said the news release. “The public should be given the opportunity to know, scrutinize and participate in the formation and conduct of that policy, especially where there are radical changes in community standards and effects on public safety and community well-being,” the news release said. Despite the actions being taken by the commission on the rule changes, both Collins and Schaefer are skeptical that the panel will repeal its February actions, which were signed into law by Mayor Alan Arakawa on Feb. 21. There is “no evidence that they are actually going to change anything,” said Collins. “There is a big hope. “Almost everyone in the community thinks this wasn’t done correctly.” Schaefer said the commission has shown “no good faith” on this issue. While the commission could begin the process of reversing its February actions, the court could rescind the rules for them, she said. The county has three weeks to answer the complaint. County spokesman Rod Antone said Friday afternoon that the county does not comment on pending litigation. “It is unfortunate that private citizens have been forced to seek relief through the court system because a public agency has so casually disregarded the people’s right to know,” the news release said. * Lee Imada can be reached at leeimada@mauinews.com.

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