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By MICHAEL LANSU and MITCH DUDEK Staff Reporters November 21, 2011 12:02AM
List of the 36 charter schools:
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Chicago Talent Development - (HS)
CICS Bucktown - (ES)
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Erie - (ES)
Legacy - (ES)
Perspectives HS of Technology - (HS)
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Perspectives Leadership Academy - (HS)
Perspectives Math & Science Academy - (HS)
Perspectives Middle Academy - (HS)
Prologue Early College - (HS)
Prologue Joshua Johnston - (HS)
Providence Englewood - (ES)
Shabazz DuSable - (HS)
Shabazz Elementary - (ES)
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U of C Donoghue - (ES)
UNO 51st & Homan (NEW) - (ES)
UNO Casas - (ES)
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UNO Zizumbo - (ES)
Youth Connection Charter School - (HS)
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Chicago Public Schools announced Sunday it will give $75,000 grants to 36 charter schools so they can lengthen their school days in January and be studied before all traditional CPS schools switch to a longer day in the fall of 2012.
The announcement comes after CPS agreed Nov. 4 to stop asking schools represented by the Chicago Teachers Union to join the longer-school-day pilot program.
About 17,000 students from 21 elementary schools and 15 high schools will be affected.
Students will move to a 390-minute instructional day, which is "the national average for large school districts and does not include recess or lunch," CPS spokesman Ana Vargas said. The current state standard is 300 instructional minutes per day, she said.
The grants will provide a total of $2.7 million to 36 of the 42 charter schools that are not currently providing 390 minutes of instruction, Vargas said.
The other six schools did not apply for the money because of concerns they could not implement the longer days by January. About 50 other charter schools were not eligible because they already offered school days closer to the national average.
In addition, each teacher at the 36 schools will be granted an $800 stipend. The total stipend amount was not available Sunday.
Thirteen traditional CPS schools already have or will go to the longer day for the 2011-2012 school year and received the same teacher stipends and grant money.
The remaining traditional CPS schools will continue to have 300 minutes of instruction until the 2012-2013 school year, when all CPS schools will be required to go to the 390-minute day.
Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, is not surprised by the move.
"It doesn't affect us at all what they do at charter schools," Lewis said. "Charters have their own way of doing things. I hope they study it well and provide us with information that would be helpful."
Each school can spend the $75,000 as they wish. The money can go toward books, technology, curriculum or additional help, but it can't be used to give raises to existing teachers, Vargas said.


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What a dork! Did you notice that Teddy's face is a little red? I bet he has a snoot full of scotch...
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
I think it's been red like that ever since he spent all that time (holding his breath) submerged under water trying to rescue Mary Jo Kopechne.
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I doubt he spent enough time trying to rescue her to make his face red.Originally Posted by QKShooter
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
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He wasn't even in the car when it hit the water. The roof of the car collapsed enough to prevent the doors from opening and windows were rolled up when the car was pulled from the water. Unless she rolled the window up after he swam out then there is no way that he got out of that car.
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Claire Magula, Out of My Hands
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Opening reception Thursday, May 15, 5-7pm
Exhibition continues May 19 - June 5, 2014
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Artist Claire Magula was selected from among a strong group of applicants to present her Senior Thesis project in Evergreen Gallery. Claire works with black and white photography to document her responses to the vicissitudes of life and relationship with the past.
Ron Carraher, Colville Confederated Tribes, "Homelessterrain.info"
Corwin Clairmont, Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, "Tarsand Trout"
Carly Feddersen, Colville Confederated Tribes
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Terrain: Plateau Native Art & Poetry
March 10-19 and April 7 - May 7, 2014
Reception with Artists attending on Saturday April 26, 2-4pm
Terrain: Plateau Native Art & Poetry is a print portfolio and exhibition that was organized by Joe Feddersen, artist and Evergreen Faculty Emeritus. Bringing together relief prints and poetry created by 34 Plateau artists and writers, it presents a visual and verbal journey through physical, emotional, and visionary landscapes. Feddersen writes: "Defined by the crest of the Cascades to the Continental Divide, touching northern California extending far north into British Columbia, Terrain speaks of the textures of the earth – the homeland of the Plateau people. This compilation of expressions, relief prints and poems, breathes the life of ongoing cultures inherent to place."
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Ric Gendron, Colville/Umatilla, "Self Portrait"
Terrain artists and poets: Leo Adams, Sherman Alexie, Neal Ambrose, Gloria Bird, Ron Carraher, Vic Charlo, Corwin Clairmont, Cameron Decker, Alyne Watlamet DeCoteau, Debra Earling, Vanessa Enos, Carly Feddersen, Joe Feddersen, Ryan Feddersen, Jennifer Ferguson, Frank Finley, Ric Gendron, Cheryl Grunlose, Michael Holloman, Van Holloman, James Lavadour, Miles Miller, Ramon Murillo, Rochelle Kulei, Ed Archie NoiseCat, William Passmore, Lillian Pitt, Lawney Reyes, Susan Sheoships, Jaune Quick-To-See Smith, Kirby Stanton, Toma Villa, Ramona Wilson, Elizabeth Woody (Relief print images are 5" x 7")
Extended Terrain artists: Rick Bartow, Marwin Begay, Corwin Clairmont, Herman Pi'ikea Clark, Joe David, Joe Feddersen, Harry Fonseca, Edgar Heap-of-Birds, John Hitchcock, Peter Jemison, Jean LaMarr, Alex McCarty, George Morrison, Jaune Quick-To-See Smith, Duane Slick, Gail Tremblay, Kay Walkingstick, Emmi, Whitehorse, Elizabeth Woody, Melanie Yazzie
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Selected Druckworks: Books and Projects by Johanna Drucker
January 13 - February 28 2014
Artist lecture Wednesday December 11, 11:30am - 1pm, Lecture Hall 1
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Artist, writer, typographic poet and scholar-critic Johanna Drucker is widely known for her contributions to contemporary art theory and history, as well as her prolific output as a creative artist. Throughout her career she has helped shape the field of artists' books, visual poetics, and digital aesthetics in dialogue with the arts and critical issues. Her scholarly writing documents and critiques visual language: letterforms, typography, visual poetry, art and, lately, digital aesthetics. Drucker is internationally renowned for her book art, which touches on a variety of themes, especially "the exploration of the conventions of narrative prose and the devices by which it orders, sequences, and manipulates events according to its own logic" as well as "the use of experimental typography to expand the possibilities of prose beyond the linear format of traditional presentation."
Selected Druckworks, at Evergreen Gallery, surveys Drucker's books, graphic art and visual projects, revealing key insights into the artist's development over the course of four decades. It is a smaller version of Drucker's 40-year retrospective exhibition, Druckworks, which is currently touring the country.
Drucker's work has been exhibited at universities, libraries, galleries, and museums throughout the world, including Museum of Arts and Design, Cooper-Hewitt Museum, National Museum of Women in the Arts, New York Public Library, Yale University, Columbia University, Harvard University, Art Institute of Chicago, University of the Arts (Philadelphia), and Parsons School of Design.
Drucker is currently the Martin and Bernard Breslauer Professor in the Department of Information Studies at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies at UCLA.
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October 15, 2012 | Volume 7 Issue 17
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Written by Steve Pitcher
On October 3, 2012, IBM announced IBM i Technology Refresh 5, which will be available for download on October 19. Some of the features you can get right now and others not until December. The IBM i 7.1 TR5 announcement is chock full of features, so we'll break down some of the highlights in parts.
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After a day spent being the "best they can possibly be" a can-do, keep-it-positive attitude they've learned from their beloved father (Lee Majors) brothers Dean (Forte) and John Solomon (Arnett) return home to some awful news: The video store claims they owe nearly $30 in late charges they've already paid, and their never-say-die dad is just about dead. Racing to the hospital after a quick stop at the video store to dispute the charges, Dean and John find their father has just lapsed into a coma, but ...
The Brothers Solomon -- Clip: Make a baby for dad
The Brothers Solomon -- A pair of well-meaning, but socially inept brothers try to find their perfect mates in order to provide their dying father with a grandchild.
The Brothers Solomon -- Interview: Will Arnett 'On The Quality Of The Script'
The Brothers Solomon -- Interview: Will Arnett 'On The Brothers'
The Brothers Solomon -- Behind the scenes: Dropping The Baby
The Brothers Solomon -- Clueless in the ways of women, two well-meaning doofs do their best to make their dying father's wish come true: to meet his first grandchild before he meets his maker.
The Brothers Solomon -- Clip: Adoption
The Brothers Solomon -- Clip: John's date
The Brothers Solomon -- Interview: Will Forte 'On What Makes The Brothers Appealing'
The Brothers Solomon movie trailer - starring Chi McBride, Jenna Fischer, Will Arnett, Malin Akerman, David Koechner, Jesse Warren. Directed by Bob Odenkirk. Theatrical Release Date: 9/7/2007
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Electoral Atlas of Canada, Yale & Cariboo, 1895
(This probably won't help if you have family on the Prairies or other Unorganized Territories, but may be helpful for other areas)
Genealogists were very excited when the images of the 1921 Canadian census were released to Library and Archives Canada and then put into Ancestry's database. The ardor has somewhat cooled as many of the researchers found out that there is no name index and to find ancestors, we will need to know where they were living and then, and this is the difficult part, find out what census division and subdivision they were in. (Unless, of course, you want to scan each of the nearly 8.8 million names one by one.)
But genealogists, never ones to accept the status quo, and even less likely to want to wait for the name index to be compiled, are pulling together resources to help us find those divisions and subdivisions and offering suggestions for using the records. I've pulled together a few and welcome any other suggestions. According to Ancestry, the census districts were roughly equivalent to electoral districts, cities or counties. Sub-districts were often parts of cities such as wards, townships, institutions, reservations, etc. This is not always the case but it is a good place to start.
In some cases, you can check for the district and sub-district in the 1911 census, which is free to search through Automated Genealogy. This can work if your ancestors didn't move in the intervening 10 years and if the districts and divisions hadn't changed. I tried this with my Saskatchewan ancestors and came up empty, but it is a good place to start.
If you had ancestors who were First Nations and living on a reserve, ancestors who were criminals and were incarcerated on census day or an ancestor who was confined to a hospital on the day of the census, you may be in luck as these institutions were often enumerated separately. Again, you need to have a general idea of where they were, but as you go through the list of sub-divisions under each division you will see the reservations, penitentiaries and other institutions listed in the descriptions.
If your people did move around and especially if they were urbanites, city directories can be invaluable. More and more of them are being digitized and can be searched online. Directories for towns and cities on the Prairies are available through Peel's Prairie Provinces .
Other directory digitization projects can be found through Library and Archives Canada.
You can also find directories (among many other wonderful things) at Archive.org. You can search the archive with the place name and the term 'directory' to see what is available. I was able to find a 1921 directory for Saskatchewan, which allowed me to find the name and address of the orphanage in Prince Albert where my grandmother was sent, which allowed me to locate her in the 1921 census.
And it is always worth having a look at the website for the library in the area you are researching. Many libraries offer a look-up service so if the directory you need isn't available digitally, the local library may have it in paper.
There are some very dedicated genealogists who are pulling together finding aids for the 1921 census.
Parts of Toronto – Rob Hoare has posted this finding aid for parts of Toronto:
Kingston Frontenac Public Library has published this for their area:
British Columbia Genealogical Society has this site to help guide you through their province:
And if you have Doukhobor ancestors, the Doukhobor genealogy website has pulled together a list of settlements:
Do you have any tips? I would appreciate hearing from you. Just post a comment to this site and I'll add it to the list.
Just a note on Aboriginal - you can also find census information and details through treaty paylists which you can access through Library and Archives Canada. Most start around 1890 and continue to after the 1940s.


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Kahn \ka-hn\ as a boy's name is of Hebrew and German origin, and the meaning of Kahn is "priest".
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TOANO, Va. (AP) -- Health officials are trying to locate three people who were exposed to a rabid raccoon in James City County.
Lois Gary of the Peninsula Health District says the people found the raccoon along a road near Toano on Sunday and took it to a fire station. The raccoon later died and tests revealed it was rabid.
Media outlets report health officials are now seeking the public's help to find the three people.
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Audio Recorder
The AR-3000R Audio Recorder is a one rack space digital audio recorder/player designed for any application requiring high fidelity pre-recorded announcements.Theme parks, museums, elevators, airports, buses, trains and trams are just some of the installations that can benefit from the AR-3000R's high quality, over 140 hours of recording time.
The AR series is world renowned for its reliability. Audio is stored and played back from Compact Flash or other solid state memory, providing much more reliable performance than cassettes, CDs, DVDs, HDDs and other mechanical recording devices. Since audio or MIDI data is recorded directly to and played back from the memory card. the mechanical wear and tear and failure over time associated with rotating or winding media is completely eliminated.
The AR series' 24-bit, 48KHz audio sets the standard in audio quality for fixed installation applications. The AR series represents the industry standard in high quality audio with up to 48 kHz, 24 bit linear recording and playback. Users can select from a range of sample rates and recording times including the latest Roland Digital Audio Coding (RDAC) technology, which uses less memory with virtually no loss of sound quality and offers over 140 hours of recording time. For demanding applications up to 2,000 phrases can be stored on the AR-3000R.
The AR-3000R can be synchronized with external devices using MTC and MMC. This enables the easy integration of up to 64 tracks of an AR system with external devices such as video presenters and show control devices.
The AR-3000R is the industry leader in flexible control options. Phrases can be played back using GPI control, RS-232C control, sophisticated internal playlists and many other options. It can also be triggered using manual front panel controls. There are also very useful phrase-based parameters like phrase level, fade in time, crossfade looping and more. Free ARE editing software makes it very easy to make playlists and import .WAV audio files.
Using the AR-Link function, users can build a 64-track simultaneous playback system. One AR-3000R master device can lock up to 31 units of AR-3000R or AR-200R together for sample accurate playback.
When used to record or play back MIDI data, the AR performs as a nonmechanical MIDI sequencer that can control or synchronize music or other event attractions such as lighting systems, effects or fountains.
Using an installed AR-NT1R IP networking board a user can upload files and playlists, and remotely control an AR-3000R using any standard Ethernet network.


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Canon PowerShot SX600 HS Sample Images
Popular Cameras
Ahead of our full review, here are 60 sample JPEG photos and a 1080p movie taken with the Canon PowerShot SX600 HS compact camera.
The Canon PowerShot SX600 HS is a new travel-zoom compact camera with an 18x lens and a 16 megapixel sensor.
A gallery of 60 JPEG photos and a 1080p movie taken with the Canon PowerShot SX600 HS compact camera.
Canon PowerShot SX600 HS JPEG Images
Sample Movie
This is a sample movie at the highest quality setting of 1920x1080 at 30 frames per second. Please note that this 15 second movie is 55.1Mb in size.
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Some colorful and interesting subjects. This camera seems a lot better at Hi ISO, than the Fuji, that Mark just posted yesterday.
You know there are rumors of a Canon SX60 HS, probably for the Fall, (like they did with the SX50 HS).
Very good image preview Jack,
… Joe Prete
Wow high iso nice, now waiting on review


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Play the Songs
- "Nice Work" Overture
- Sweet And Lowdown
- Nice Work If You Can Get It
- Demon Rum
- Someone To Watch Over Me
- Delishious
- I've Got To Be There
- Treat Me Rough
- Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
- Do It Again
- 'S Wonderful
- Fascinating Rhythm
- But Not For Me
- By Strauss
- Do Do Do
- Hangin' Around With You
- Looking For A Boy
- Blah, Blah, Blah
- Will You Remember Me?
- I've Got A Crush On You
- They All Laughed
Please contact Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. for availability.
Music samples provided courtesy of Shout! Factory, George Gershwin Music, Ira Gershwin Music and Warner/Chappell Music Inc.
- Synopsis
- Credits
- Orchestration
- Rehearsal Materials
- Cast List
- Brief History
- Upcoming
It is 1927, and we are in the midst of a riotous bachelor party for the oft-married Jimmy Winter (SWEET AND LOWDOWN.) Outside, a trio of bootleggers—Cookie, Billie and Duke—are trying to figure out where to hid the 400 cases of gin they have stashed on their boat. As a stranger approaches, Duke and Cookie rush off. A drunken Jimmy staggers on and comes across the pants-wearing Billie and is immediately smitten. He explains his plight—he must marry someone respectable or his mother will disinherit him, so he's marrying a woman he doesn't truly love. Billie isn't all that interested in his tale of woe, until he reveals that he has a huge Long Island beach house that he never uses, so she swipes his wallet to discover the address. Jimmy assumes Billie is falling for him, but Billie insists that love is for suckers. Jimmy vehemently disagrees (NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT.) Jimmy passes out, and Billie reflects on this interesting man unconscious on the ground before her (NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT-reprise.) Cookie and Duke rush back on, and Billie tells them that she found a place to store their bootleg—a Long Island beach house! A police whistle pierces the air, and the bootleggers scatter. Senator Max Evergreen and Chief Berry enter, along with Duchess Estonia Dulworth, who has brought along her Vice Squad and vows to rid society of its greatest evil (DEMON RUM.)
The next morning, Billie, Cookie and Duke have stored their 400 cases of gin into the cellar of Jimmy's ritzy beach house. Eileen Evergreen, the finest interpreter of modern dance in the world, enters with Jimmy. They were married that morning, and they are on their honeymoon, though Eileen has yet to allow Jimmy to touch her. Cookie, disguised as a butler, enters and they naturally assume he's their servant. They send him off, and Eileen tells Jimmy that she's ready for the honeymoon shenanigans to begin—as soon as she takes a bath. She exits into the house as Billie enters, stunned to see Jimmy. Jimmy has no memory of meeting her last night, and as Jimmy flirts with her, Billie confesses that she's never been kissed. Strictly for educational purposes, Jimmy kisses Billie, and she realizes what she's been missing (SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME.)
Four and a half hours later, Eileen is still bathing (DELISHIOUS.) In the ritzy living room, Cookie and Billie devise a plan for Billie to distract Jimmy from the 400 cases of gin in his cellar. Billie runs off as Jimmy enters, followed by a gaggle of chorus girls who invite him for a group swim, which Jimmy almost accepts (I'VE GOT TO BE THERE.) Eileen enters with a flourish, and just as she is about to let Jimmy touch her, he receives a telegram revealing that his last wife refused to sign their annulment, and an irate Eileen storms off to get her father. That night in Jimmy's ritzy bedroom, Billie breaks in and tries to seduce him, badly (TREAT ME ROUGH.) Chief Berry, who has been pursuing Billie, barges in to arrest her. But Jimmy convinces him that Billie is actually his newest wife (LET'S CALL THE WHOLE THING OFF) and Billie and Jimmy are forced to spend the night together in his bedroom.
The next morning, Jeannie, a happy-go-lucky chorus girl, comes upon Duke, a lug from New Jersey, and mistakes him for an actual English duke. Duke, who is perpetually nervous around women, tries to escape, but Jeannie does everything in her power to get him to notice her (DO IT AGAIN.)
In the ritzy living room, Jimmy and Billie realize that they are hopelessly in love (S'WONDERFUL.) But Eileen returns with her father—the ultra-conservative Senator Evergreen—and her aunt—the Duchess Estonia Dulworth—to demand that Jimmy and Eileen have a legal wedding. Jimmy has no choice but to marry Eileen, and Billie pretends to be a cockney maid so she can stick around and guard the bootleg. As Eileen beelines towards the cellar to get the wedding china, Jimmy and Cookie frantically distract the wedding party away from the basement (FASCINATING RHYTHM) as the curtain falls.
On the ritzy terrace, the Vice Squad and Chorus Girls revel (LADY BE GOOD-instrumental.) Billie enters and realizes she'll never be as happy as the dancing revelers around her (BUT NOT FOR ME.) Cookie and Duke enter and since they're all now disguised as servants, they plot how they can get the impending wedding luncheon over and done as quickly as possible. The Duchess barrels on to instruct Cookie in the finer points of luncheon preparation. She insists on hiring a string quartet for entertainment, but Cookie has other ideas (BY STRAUSS/SWEET AND LOWDOWN-reprise.)
As Billie sets the ritzy luncheon table, Jimmy makes one last attempt to appease her (DO, DO, DO.) But Billie will have none of it. As the luncheon begins, Cookie and Duke are frantically serving the luncheon guests, and the Duchess continues to annoy Cookie, who spikes her lemonade with gin. Billie entertains them all with a cockney song (HANGIN' AROUND WITH YOU) which mainly serves as an excuse to keep pouring hot soup on Jimmy's lap. But Billie accidentally pours some steaming soup on Eileen, who immediately fires her. The Duchess, now happily drunk, defends Billie and reveals a deep secret as she grabs onto Cookie, climbs on the luncheon table, and swings from a chandelier (LOOKING FOR A BOY.) After Cookie drags off the Duchess, an angry Jimmy calls Billie a common criminal, and they realize that they can never be together. Jimmy goes to prepare for his wedding, as Jeannie enters looking for Duke, who Billy accidentally reveals isn't a real duke. Jeannie is furious, so Duke tries to win her over with a poem (BLAH, BLAH, BLAH.) But Jeannie rushes away.
In the ritzy bedroom, Cookie is dressing Jimmy for his wedding as Billie enters to return his wallet. Jimmie and Billie both realize that this is the last time they'll ever see each other (WILL YOU REMEMBER ME?) but Cookie has this idea…
The Chorus Girls and Vice Squad set up the wedding (I'VE GOT TO BE THERE—reprise.) As Senator Evergreen presides, Eileen makes her very grand entrance (I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU.) But just before vows are exchanged, Cookie and Duke rush in, pretending to be Prohibition Agents, though Chief Berry quickly enters and reveals their true identities. As they're about to be arrested, Jeannie rushes in and proclaims her love for Duke, then the now-sober Duchess proclaims her love for Cookie. Still, Senator Evergreen insists the bootleggers must be arrested, but Jimmy's mother, Millicent, makes an appearance, revealing the true nature of her son's heritage—Senator Evergreen is Jimmy's father. The Senator proclaims the day a joyous one and all are free to pursue their new and surprising loves. Jimmy realizes that Billie has rushed to the boathouse to sail away forever, and he rushes to swear his devotion to her. Millicent follows and reveals that she happens to be the biggest rum runner on Long Island, and she'd like Billie to marry her son and take over her business. Billie happily accepts (SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME—reprise.) And on the ritzy terrace under a starry night, love has blossomed, the bootleg is opened and the company celebrates their new-found joy (THEY ALL LAUGHED!)
Music and Lyrics by
George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Book by
Joe DiPietro
Inspired by Material by
P.G. Wodehouse & Guy Bolton
Full Orchestration
1 Reed I: Flute, Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone & Alto Saxophone
1 Reed II: Piccolo, Flute, Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone & Alto Saxophone
1 Reed III: Oboe, English Horn, Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone & Tenor Saxophone
1 Reed IV: Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone & Baritone Saxophone
1 Trumpet I (doubling Flugelhorn)
1 Trumpet II (doubling Flugelhorn)
1 Trumpet III (doubling Flugelhorn)
1 Trombone I
1 Trombone II
1 Tuba (doubling Bass Trombone)
1 Keyboard I: Registrations for Piano, Celeste & Harmonium
1 Keyboard II: Registrations for Piano & Accordion
1 Guitar (acoustic and electric, doubling Banjo & Ukulele)
1 Drums: Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Tom-toms, High-Hat, Cymbals (Crash, Splash, China), Woodblocks, Cowbell, Triangle & Bongos
1 Percussion: Timpani (3), Xylophone, Vibraphone, Glockenspiel, Chimes, Gran Cassa, Brake Drum, Triangle, Temple Blocks, Suspended Cymbal, Piatti, Bell Plate, Anvil, Mouth Siren, Sandpaper Blocks, Mark Tree, Mouth Siren, Cork Pops, Ratchet, Pipe & Castanets
1 Solo Violin (doubling Viola)
1 Bass
(Piano-Conductor's Score sent with rehearsal material)
1 Prompt Book-Vocal Parts
1 Piano-Conductor's Score
22 Prompt Books-Vocal Parts
1 Original Cast CD
Jimmy Winter — A wealthy and handsome playboy, dripping with charm and charisma.
Billie Bendix — A tough, feisty and street-wise young woman. Partners in rum-running with Cookie and Duke.
Cookie McGee — A fast-talking, wise-cracking bootlegger.
Eileen Evergreen — Thin and lovely, she is the self-proclaimed finest interpreter of modern dance in the world.
Duke Mahoney — Cookie's sidekick. Not the brightest guy around.
Senator Max Evergreen — Eileen's father. A humorless career politician. Serious, stern, judgmental.
Duchess Estonia Dulworth — Duchess of Woodford. A noted prohibitionist and bejeweled dowager.
Jeannie Muldoon — A lovely chorus girl from Brooklyn.
Chief Berry — Chief of the Long Island Police Department. Fiercely dedicated to his job.
Millicent Winter — A wealthy matron with great élan. Jimmy's mother.
The Chorus Girls:
The Vice Squad:
The original Broadway production had a cast of 22 performers, including chorus. Some doubling was employed in the minor parts.
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT opened on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre, April 24, 2012, starring Matthew Broderick and Kellie O'Hara as Jimmy and Billie.
Awards (2012)
2 Tony Awards for Featured Actor and Featured Actress
3 Drama Desk Awards for Outstanding Book, Featured Actor and Featured Actress
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On April 11, Utica Police were dispatched to Whitesboro Street and Andes Avenue for a large fight with knives. Police would arrest Jerome Hall (age 31, of Churchill Street, Utica) and charged him with disorderly conduct. While police officers were attempting to take Hall into police custody, a second person, Amy Hanmer (age 22 of Watkins Ave., Utica) was also arrested when she tried to interfere, refusing to leave the area and was yelling obscenities.
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The question of how and when the Internet should be taxed has stirred up a firestorm of controversy from the halls of Congress to the homes of Mr. and Ms. America. Among the issues being debated are whether should access be taxed; when does an e-commerce company have enough of a presence in a particular locality to establish nexus; will taxing the Internet stifle growth of this medium; what are the international implications of America's taxing the Internet; and much more.
The issue has been deemed so integral to America's economic future that a temporary ban on new Internet taxes was imposed by Congress in October 1998. Popularly known as the Internet Freedom Act, in addition to preventing new taxes until 2001, Public Law 105-277 established the Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce to study and make nonbinding recommendations to Congress. This was done in 2000. Among the suggestions in the report were to clarify which factors do not establish a seller's physical presence in a state; to encourage state and local governments to work with the national Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws to draft uniform sales and use taxation policies; and to make permanent the current ban on transaction taxes on the sale of Internet access.
Congressional legislators are currently trying to extend the moratorium through 2006. At the same time, in anticipation that eventually some sort of taxation will be allowed, state and local governments are developing processes that are expected to simplify America's complex system of multiple taxing jurisdictions.
To give entrepreneurs a grass roots understanding of how they are or will be impacted by the issue, Entrepreneur.com talked to people against and in favor of taxing the Internet. Dave McClure, president of the U.S. Internet Industry Association, spoke to us on behalf of those opposed to taxing the Internet, and Larry J. Jones, assistant executive director of the U.S. Conferences of Mayors, represents those supporting a tax. Following is a discussion of the respective camps' positions.
Does Industry Have Incentive to Negotiate?
Larry L. Jones: There's still a lot of incentive for the industry to negotiate with state and local governments. I think many people in the industry, particularly from the e-commerce side, understand what we're talking about is achieving a level playing field and eliminating the unfair advantage dotcoms have over brick-and-mortar retailers. Currently, local retailers are required to collect taxes, but dotcoms selling goods and services over the Internet are not required to do so. That message-the understanding that e-tailers have an unfair competitive advantage over local retailers-is beginning to get through to Congress. What we want, and I think most people will agree, is to have a level playing field. That's the primary reason why the moratorium does not remove incentive to negotiate.
Dave McClure: You're beginning with the premise that there is something that needs to be negotiated, and that is not correct. The Internet Tax Freedom Act only did three things: It prohibited the tax authorities from unfairly targeting Internet businesses with multiple and discriminatory taxes; it prohibited the states from rushing forward to implement new and punitive taxes on e-commerce; and it set up a commission to consider how the obsolete and unworkable tax structure of the 19th century could be updated for the electronic economy of the 21st. What the act specifically did not do was interfere in any way with the ability of the states to collect sales and use taxes. So long as they stay within the law, as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Quill decision [Quill Corp. vs. North Dakota, May 26, 1992] and others, the states are free to tax sales on the Internet in keeping with their own state laws. Unfortunately, the act imposed only a three-year moratorium, and this removed any incentive the states had to work with the industry. They have consistently stalled in an effort to outwait the moratorium and strike at the industry with new and punitive taxes.
Will Taxes Stifle Net Growth?
McClure: No, but it will strangle electronic commerce in its infancy. Remember, we are not talking about standard sales taxes. Those are bad enough--if each state has only one sales tax, small businesses on the Internet would still have to file up to 600 tax returns each year (12 months x 50 states). And that's if there were only one rate, which is not presently true. It is not the tax itself that creates the burden. It is the requirement to have a fully-staffed tax compliance department capable of tracking the tax laws of all 50 states day in and day out. If the same requirement had been imposed on small businesses in the brick-and mortar world, there wouldn't be any small businesses left. But on top of subjecting every Internet business to the whims of 38,000 U.S. taxing authorities, the states also wish to impose new and special taxes on the Internet--on access, on services, on Web hosting, on e-mail and on transactions.
Jones: Taxes do not stifle the growth of the Internet. There is absolutely no evidence that people buy on the Internet to avoid paying taxes. I think they do it for convenience and because it gives them access to a much larger market from which to purchase goods and services. Certainly, in some cases, price comparisons are being done, which is good. But we think the Internet is a medium just like other mediums and should be treated no differently. If you go to the market or mall to purchase a jacket, suit of clothes or shoes, you're required to pay taxes. It should be the same on the Internet. Because local retailers understand and depend on local governments for roads, airports and the basic infrastructure that permits the free flow of commerce, they collect state and local taxes. Without this infrastructure, commerce would definitely be stifled.


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Girls Swimming
Tinley Park and Oak Forest have split the last four South Suburban Blue titles.
But with a deep team aided by an influx of contributing freshmen and sophomores, Lemont coach Erin Boyd thinks the Indians could be in the mix for the conference title.
"We have a lot of new freshmen and sophomores who are training hard and earning their spots in the lineup," Boyd said. "We're looking forward to the conference meet, and we've left a lot of room for improvement."
The South Suburban Blue meet is scheduled for
Oct. 25 and 27 at Bremen. Lemont has defeated Bremen, Richards, Reavis, Argo, Eisenhower, Oak Lawn and Hillcrest in conference meets, while falling by a six-point margin to Evergreen Park. Duals with Tinley Park and Oak Forest remain on the schedule.
Sophomore Annette Lesnicki (100-yard butterfly) and junior Erin Bendle have been leaders for Lemont.
"We've got 30 kids on the team and 10 are completely new to swimming," Boyd said. "We're still shooting for personal bests and pool records wherever we go. We'd love to get someone, individual or relay, back to state."
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Two of the state's top young golfers will duke it out for medalist honors at the Class 2A Joliet Central Regional this week.
Lincoln-Way West's Alexis Biedrzycki and Lincoln-Way East's Kelly Sterling, both two-time conference champions in their respective SouthWest Suburban divisions, will square off Wednesday at Inwood Golf Course in Joliet.
Just sophomores, the two are as experienced as they come. Last season, Sterling placed 29th in the state, while Biedrzycki was 39th.
"I'm excited for regionals and sectionals and a chance to redeem myself at state," Biedrzycki said after winning the SWSC Red title with a 1-over 73 at Silver Lakes Country Club on Thursday. "It's definitely a confidence-booster (winning conference) heading into regional play."
SWSC Blue champion Lincoln-Way East looks to be the cream of the crop in the regional. The Griffins will be pushed by Providence, Sandburg, Joliet Catholic and SWSC Red champ Lincoln-Way North.
North senior Margaret Curtin is another individual to watch. She placed second behind Biedrzycki in the SWSC Red Tournament by one stroke.
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The IHSA last week released sites for regional and sectional meets that include a regional at Lockport, the area's top team in the 2011 Class 3A state meet.
The 10-team field in the Oct. 20 race at Dellwood Park will include Plainfield Central, Plainfield South, Plainfield North, Plainfield East, Bolingbrook and Romeoville. Lockport was team champion last year at the Plainfield South Regional.
Regionals hosted by Sandburg and Lyons also will advance teams to the Oct. 27 Marist Sectional. Marist and No. 1 runner Maggie O'Loughlin will be among those in the Sandburg field at Midlothian Meadows.
Minooka and Lincoln-Way Central, two programs with recent state meet experience, will be in the Indians' regional at Channahon Community Park. Lincoln-Way East, another 2011 state meet team, will be among nine schools in the Andrew Regional at Turtlehead Lake.
Illiana Christian and Lemont, two of the top teams in Class 2A, will be in separate regionals. Illiana Christian will host a nine-team field at North Creek Meadows, while Lemont will face defending state champion Yorkville and third-place state finisher Montini at the Wheaton Academy Regional.
Lincoln-Way West sophomore Natalie Waters, the top local returnee in Class 2A, will head the field at the nine-team Morris Regional.
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The IHSA last week released regional and sectional sites that include regionals at Sandburg and Minooka, both of whom finished among the top 15 in the 2011 Class 3A meet.
Shepard, Marist and Brother Rice will be among the eight teams chasing host Sandburg and senior leaders Pat McMahon and Pat Letz on Oct. 20 at Midlothian Meadows.
Minooka and No. 1 runner Joey Santillo likely will face its strongest competition from 2011 state qualifier Lincoln-Way Central in the Indians' eight-team regional at Channahon Community Park.
Plainfield South and Plainfield East, both state meet qualifiers last year, will be part of a strong field in the Lockport Regional at Dellwood Park. The team to beat at Lockport will be Neuqua Valley, third in Class 3A last season.
Lincoln-Way East and Thornwood should be contenders at the Andrew Regional that includes Bloom, Homewood-Flossmoor, Lincoln-Way North and T.F. South.
Illiana Christian, 12th in Class 2A last year, will host a regional at North Creek Meadows that includes 2011 South Suburban Blue champ Oak Forest.
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David B. Fein, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that DONNA GREGOR, 58, of East Hartford, waived her right to indictment and pleaded guilty today before Senior United States District Judge Warren W. Eginton in Bridgeport to one count of wire fraud and one count of filing a false tax return. The charges stem from GREGOR's embezzlement of more than $1 million from the Mark Twain House & Museum.
"This case represents a breach of trust by a long-term employee of the Mark Twain House & Museum, a venerable Hartford landmark and institution of learning," said U.S. Attorney Fein. "Individuals who steal from employers that rely so heavily on the contributions of individuals to operate are, in effect, stealing directly from those contributors. As a result, we will strongly advocate not only for an appropriate prison term, but also for restitution of the stolen funds."
According to court documents and statements made in court, between 2002 and 2010, GREGOR employed two different schemes to defraud the Mark Twain House. In the first scheme, GREGOR submitted false information via the Internet to the Mark Twain House's payroll management vendor in order to receive, as a direct deposit in her personal bank account, an additional amount of pay to which she was not entitled. Specifically, GREGOR provided the payroll management vendor with the amounts she was to be issued as "payroll advances." The vendor then sent the amounts to her via direct deposit. GREGOR then adjusted the general ledger to hide the payroll advances by reclassifying the amounts as utilities, maintenance, and similar items. GREGOR also falsified the Mark Twain House's bank statements to hide the advances.
In the second scheme, GREGOR used the Mark Twain House's check-writing system to write checks payable to herself, forged the signature of her supervisors on those checks, and deposited those funds in her personal bank account. GREGOR also adjusted journal entries in the general ledger and falsified the bank statements in order to hide the fraudulently prepared checks.
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If you prefer not to spend half a day in our big bus, and / or you are planning to stay in a resort, guesthouse or hotel on Lonely Beach, Kai Bae Beach, Bai Lan Beach, Bang Bao Beach, or any of the other southern or central Koh Chang beaches, you will probably be interested in our latest express service: the Suvarnabhumi Airport - Lonely Beach Koh Chang shared minibus service. This shared minibus service runs 2 - 3 additional shuttles to & from Bangkok airport, starting at our own bus station next to the entrance to the Siam Hut bungalows on Lonely Beach on Koh Chang, but picking up passengers from most resort on the west coast is possible if booked through the reception of those resorts.
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April 26, 2013, 1 Year Kidney BiopsySubmitted by Cynthia on Wed, 03/26/2014 - 1:12pm
We went to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital for Isabella's 1 year kidney biopsy. This is a standard procedure for kidney transplant patients. We scheduled it before the actual transplantiversary day, May 1st, in hopes that we would be home on the actual day to celebrate. We went up the day before for a pre op clinic appointment. We had done bloodwork the previous week and were startled by the results we were given. Creatinine was elevated and a virus showed up in Isabella's blood. We will start a 3 month cycle of antibiotics to treat the virus. The biopsy is being done at a good time to determine the cause of the elevated creatinine. Isabella's biopsy was scheduled for the afternoon, not good since she can't eat or drink before the procedure. We got a call to take Bella in for pre hydration (IV fluids before procedure) sounded like a good idea because she has a water intake daily of 3 liters, but I
April 2013, A Day At The BeachSubmitted by Cynthia on Thu, 12/05/2013 - 9:33am
Isabella has wanted to go to the beach since she got sick. She loves the beach. The sand posed a huge problem during dialysis so we had to wait. Doctors gave us the okay so off we went. "Toes in the water, only," was the recommendation. Mommy thought, we won't pack a swimsuit and she would only put her feet in. Ha, ha. No such luck. Isabella spotted a swimsuit at the local gift shop instantly. It was cold so she compromised and wore sweats over her suit. She was ready. Despite the cold, Isabella wanted in the water.
It was such a pleasure to watch Isabella have so much fun. Isabella ran on the beach, splashed Cameron, and built a sand castle. (She let Daddy help a little)
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The Happiest Place on Earth! The Crutcher rule of 5. When you turn 5, Grandma and Grandpa Crutcher take you on a trip to Disneyland, (your family gets to tag along too). Since Isabella was so sick on her 5th Birthday, her trip was postponed to post transplant. We decided that 6 months after transplant would be a good time to take her trip. Well, Isabella got sick. Very sick. We postponed the trip. We chose March to try again.
With everything we have to deal with Disneyland poses a few challenges, crowds and long lines are just a couple. A special pass and some hand sanitizer were our best friends and constant companions.
December 9, 2012, FOX/NFL ShowSubmitted by Cynthia on Tue, 06/11/2013 - 10:45am
Rick Lofgren, the CEO of COTA called to invite us to appear with him on the FOX/NFL Show. WOW! What an honor. We were so excited! Then reality struck. This is a trip to Los Angeles. We haven't been that far from home or the hospital since Isabella's initial illness and November was a hard month for Isabella healthwise. We cautiously prepared for the trip. Cameron had a basketball game on Saturday and after its conclusion we hit the road. We made frequent pit stops to accommodate Isabella's bladder because she still needs to drink 3 liters of water daily. The best part for the kids was staying at a hotel. We didn't stay long though because we left the hotel at 6:15 am Sunday morning to get to the studio by 7:00 am. Our story got bumped for breaking news in the NFL but we got to
October 26, 2012, 6 Month BiopsySubmitted by Cynthia on Thu, 01/24/2013 - 10:32am
We are celebrating 6 months post transplant with a kidney biopsy. This is standard protocol for kidney transplant patients, though it doesn't make it any easier. We went to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital on Thursday, October 25, 2012 for a pre-op appointment. Doctors must inform you of all the risks associated with the procedure. This never gets easier to hear. Isabella was coughing so she had to endure a couple of breathing treatments before the procedure. At one point in front of two nurses she proclaimed, "Mommy why are you torturing me!!?", a little dramatic I think, the nurses needed to step out so they could laugh. She was much more upset over having to put on the hospital issue gown, pants & bright yellow socks.
September 22, 2012, Walk Your Paws for Bella's CauseSubmitted by Cynthia on Thu, 11/15/2012 - 11:20am
Walk Your Paws for Bella's Cause was so much fun. We want to thank everyone who came out and joined us. We want to especially thank our COTA volunteers, the organizers, sponsors, vendors, participants (human and canine). To quote the movie We bought a Zoo, "I like the animals, but I love the humans" seems appropriate. The weather was great and the performances were entertaining. Even the "ugliest dog" participants were adorable. Cameron had fun selling lemonade. He wanted to do his part to help his little sister.
September 4, 2012, Isabella turns 6!Submitted by Cynthia on Fri, 11/09/2012 - 4:26pm
Isabella turns a big 6! Since our last hospitalization birthday plans have to be scaled back but at least we are at home. A trip to Build-A-Bear and a visit to Isabella's favorite restaurant, Vito's, for raviolis. Don't forget the cake pops, a birthday must!
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August 20, 2012, Return to the HospitalSubmitted by Cynthia on Fri, 11/09/2012 - 4:00pm
Isabella started showing signs of illness on Sunday night. Since I was up with Bella (5:00am) I wrote an email to Stanford kidney team to inform them of Isabella's symptoms. We got a call at 7:45am to take her in for labs. Labs came in abnormal and it was enough for a trip to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford. Pack the car, in a hurry, make arrangements for Cameron. Here we go again. We were admitted to the short stay unit for observation. Two pokes for IV unsuccessful. Vascular access team called to insert IV with ultrasound. It worked. Chest x-ray, then blood cultures necessary 2 more pokes to get blood. So hard to watch! Doctors decided to admit Isabella. We get a room at 12:30am. Room 3721, on 3 South, the room we had after transplant. Blood sugar, blood pressure and coughing issues being addressed. Antibiotics given. Blood draws every morning.
August 18, 2012, Bella's Benefit DinnerSubmitted by Cynthia on Fri, 08/24/2012 - 9:38pm
What an amazing event. I want to thank everyone involved in Bella's Benefit Dinner. Thank you to everyone who put the event together, everyone one who setup, cooked, worked, donated or bought something. Thank you to all who attended from far and near.
We are supposed to stay away from large crowds and WOW we found ourselves in the midst of 400 people. As a parent it was a beautiful sight to see Isabella running around. It was also nerve-racking to appear calm all the while trying to keep an eye on Isabella.
August 16, 2012, 1st Day of 1st GradeSubmitted by Cynthia on Mon, 08/20/2012 - 11:31am
Isabella is ready for the 1st day of 1st grade. She is so excited to see all her friends. Mommy and Daddy are a little apprehensive but wouldn't we be even if Isabella wasn't a transplant recipient. Our main concern is the weather. It is projected to be 98 degrees a little better than the 100 degrees the weatherman projected yesterday. So we will get as much water in her as we can before school and encourage her to drink as much as possible during the day to reach our 3 liter daily goal. Isabella hasn't been out of Mommy's sight this long since the surgery. Isabella said, "don't worry Mommy I'll be okay."
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Generate a mesh plot of the function.
The ndgrid function is similar to meshgrid, however ndgrid supports 1-D to N-D while meshgrid is restricted to 2-D and 3-D. The coordinates output by each function are the same, but the shape of the output arrays in the first two dimensions are different. For grid vectors x1gv, x2gv and x3gv of length M, N and P respectively, ndgrid(x1gv, x2gv) will output arrays of size M-by-N while meshgrid(x1gv, x2gv) outputs arrays of size N-by-M. Similarly, ndgrid(x1gv, x2gv, x3gv) will output arrays of size M-by-N-by-P while meshgrid(x1gv, x2gv, x3gv) outputs arrays of size N-by-M-by-P. See Grid Representation in the MATLAB® Mathematics documentation for more information.
griddedInterpolant | mesh | meshgrid | surf