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Chris Thile is a genius. Like, a MacArthur-certified genius. Why? Because with a mandolin in his hands, he makes amazing happen.
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2. What makes Thile such a genius? The fact that he can make ANYTHING sound amazing on mandolin.
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Off-Broadway's Irish Repertory Theatre is currently presenting a new staging of the ghostly Olivier Award winning play "The Weir." NY1 contributing critic David Cote of Time Out New York filed the following review.
Everyone likes a good ghost story, but few tell them as well as Conor McPherson. The Dublin-based playwright has woven spirits, and the odd vampire, into several plays over the years. Now the Irish Rep has revived one of his best and earliest: 1997's "The Weir", a pub drama that catches your heart even as it raises gooseflesh.
The Irish coastal town where "The Weir" is set is ordinary: A hotel for tourists, historical points of interest and a shabby but cozy pub popular among the locals. That bar is run by Brendan, destined for a life of brooding bachelorhood. Jack is one of his regulars, a cantankerous big-talker, as well as lean, taciturn Jim. One night they are joined by local braggart and businessman Finbar and Valerie, a young woman from Dublin. In real time, McPherson spins out 90 minutes of tense, funny and creepy atmosphere, as one by one characters tell ghost stories: Things they witnessed or have passed into lore. Finally, it's Valerie's turn, and she delivers a stunner.
The ensemble, under Ciaran O'Reilly's keen, watchful direction, couldn't be better: Dan Butler's boisterous, lonely Jack; Billy Carter's bone-weary Brendan; John Keating as kind, dreamy Jim; Sean Gormley's bluff but boyish Finbar; and lastly, a riveting and raw turn by Tessa Klein as Valerie. We often think of acting as graceful movement and forceful speech, but here, the virtuosity is in the listening. For shivers, laughs and a night of master storytelling, you cannot top "The Weir".
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On Friday night, the battle goes from the mat to the turf of Tucson Flowing Wells High School, site of the teams' 5A semifinal showdown.
This is the first time in 32 years Marcos de Niza has reached a football semifinal. The Padres have done it just twice before — back-to-back under then-coach Ron Cosner in 1973 (11-1) and 1974 (10-1-1). The '73 squad lost to eventual state runner-up Phoenix Camelback. The '74 team dropped a decision to Phoenix St. Mary's, also the state runner-up that season.
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Kicker Jordan Litke set a record for most consecutive extra points (30). Mason Stanley set a single-game record with 11 solo tackles.
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Mesa High forward Demetrius Crowell is hampered by a sore knee and isn't expected in the lineup until the second week of December. Crowell recently signed a letter of intent to attend Idaho.
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Broncos coach Tony Fuller said Johnson hasn't practiced since the middle of September. He's been getting regular treatment and doing strengthening exercises, but the team doesn't know when they will see their 6-foot-6 senior on the court again.
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Last year, Young took Phoenix South Mountain to the state semifinals in Division 5A-II. Without a senior on the roster, the Jaguars went 23-5.
South Mountain and Young parted ways, and Young was hired at Desert Vista, where he inherits a team with two seniors, six juniors, five sophomores and a freshman on this season's varsity roster. Last year's leading scorer (Alexis Gannis) and leading rebounder (Lauren Andrews) are among those juniors.
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For the Record: Maintenance costs for closed schools cut by $300 million
To help sell its plans for closing 50 schools, CPS leaders claimed that it would cost more than $400 million over the next decade to keep the buildings open, repair them and maintain them. Closings the buildings would thus save a big chunk of money.
But now that the district is trying to get the shuttered buildings off the books, officials have dramatically reduced their initial estimate of maintenance costs.
CPS now says that it would cost only about $100 million to maintain the buildings, as schools, over the next 10 years, according to a Request-for-Proposals that was issued in February to solicit bids from real estate agents. CPS also includes TIF information for each school, showing how much money is available from tax increment financing, an incentive program that developers can access to pay for capital improvements.
Cecile Carroll of the grassroots group Blocks Together says she is alarmed that CPS is having brokers look at the schools before getting feedback from the community about what they would like to see the buildings used for.
Carroll and a few other activists showed up on Thursday at the closed Ward school where, according to the RFP, district officials were going to conduct a walk-through for potential brokers. Unbeknownst to them, CPS had withdrawn the RFP and was rescheduling the walkthroughs.
CPS spokesman Joel Hood said the RFP was withdrawn because officials wanted to clarify some of the language around community involvement in the process. He said the solicitation for brokers was just in case the community couldn't come up with a use for the building and a broker was needed.
About four of the new estimates on the RFP don't differ much from last year's figure. But most of the differences are huge. For example, CPS estimated that it would avoid spending $25 million by closing Morgan in Auburn Gresham. Now, it says the cost to maintain it as a school is $287,000, and just $256,000 to maintain as a vacant property.
A more typical example is Songhai on the Far South Side. Last year, CPS estimated it would avoid spending $8 million over a decade by the closing the school. Now, it is telling potential developers that it will only cost $340,000 yearly to maintain.
Hood said the estimates last year included "needed capital improvements."
"The maintenance numbers in the this RFP (as a school) are our own estimates about what it would likely cost someone to operate this building as a school or office building or whatever else," Hood wrote in an e-mail. "It only takes into account annual utility costs, janitorial services, landscaping, etc."
However, some of the criticism of the original cost estimates were that they included capital improvement projects, even though CPS often puts off improving buildings for decades.
From the moment that CPS put out cost-savings estimates last winter, principals and parents questioned the figures. One principal told Catalyst Chicago that when he saw the district's huge estimate for maintenance, he immediately knew that the numbers would be used against his school and that it would be targeted for closure.
A joint analysis by Catalyst and WBEZ/Chicago Public Media showed that the cost savings touted last year were significantly flawed, and were based on outdated assessments of building needs and other flawed information.
The RFP only included information for 41 schools because some of those shuttered are not being sold. About five already have new uses planned, such as Lafayette in Humboldt Park, which will become the new home for Chi Arts. Some schools shared a building with a school that is still operating: for instance, Wadsworth was consolidated with nearby Dumas, and the school that previously shared Wadsworth's building, the University of Chicago Charter High School-Woodlawn, now has the entire building.
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Well of course it's a lie- because that's what CPS does. When will people wake up to the fact that they lie and can't be trusted
lies, lies, and more lies
Though no surprise, this is outrageous. Rahm just wanted to say that he closed more schools at once than any other mayor, even Bloomberg. Rahm can't even keep his stories straight, a common problem when you LIE. In his Chicago Magazine interview and in Chicagoland, he talks about "failing schools". Did one of his PR people forget to tell him the stated reason for school closings was "underutilization"?
The lies keep coming
The first two commenters are telling nothing but the truth.
Network Chiefs and principals they are going to push you out too. You cost too much. No matter how much you nod your head in agreement to wrongdoing your turn is coming. It is not just the teacher's they want to eliminate.
The high schools are next on the chopping block. C P S will use any excuse or lie to justify the closures.
They will get rid of the custodial staff and school facilities will be beyond filthy.
The REACH evaluation for the so-called distinguished and proficient teachers won't matter when their rooms smell from body order,dust and dirt are everywhere,there is not enough toilet paper or soap and no one around to make it all go away.
A lot of artwork in public buildings in this country was done under the W P A program funded by the federal government during the first depression. The feds need to take a look at the murals in these closed schools before they are sold to anyone.
How do you justify the elimination of art teachers and the public schools in Chicago contain so much great art and history?
One term mayor and his cronies are leaving this city in a shambles with their lies.
Their Priorities
This mayor and the previous one are more interested in using the schools as a way for their friends to make a huge amounts of money. If they can let the banks, charter school corporations, real estate and construction companies make obscene profits from education funds, then current mayors can receive huge campaign contributions and former mayors can receive multiple payback jobs paying obscene salaries and benefits for doing practically nothing.
The school closings were
The school closings were designed to punish the teachers union for the strike. Its purpose was also to distract the public from both mayors' failure to get contracts that allow for the removal of poor performers.
Check out economist Eric Hanushek's study that shows the removal of the bottom 10% of teachers (aka, poor performers) would save the US economy $10 trillion (with a T) over the course of a teacher's career. That's the equivalent of a continuous recession.
Again, the school closings were a red herring. They make us forget that the mayor has failed to empower principals to dismiss poor performers while supporting good and great teachers to be even more effective.
Hanushek = Shill
The Hanushek study you,reference has been widely excoriated as having no basis in reality and no statistical validity, being based on a set of irrational assumptions. aka propaganda. He actually advocated for 5 to 10 percent removal per year, but made no mention of where we would find enough qualified replacements to mitigate that attrition. His ideas on how to identify those low performers were likewise absurd.
Any what proof do you have that all of these "principals" know who is effective and who is not, just because they made a new evaluation system. Also, principals can make teachers "unsatisfactory". Any teacher that is unsatisfactory, has a remediation period, and if they don't improve...the teacher is dismissed and never to be hired by CPS again. However, why is there this assumption that ALL PRINCIPALS are honest and competent????
northside is correct
Thank you north side for telling the truth. Many teachers are being labeled unsatisfactory by individuals who in many cases have little to no experience in the public school system, resent veteran teachers,are jealous of teachers who are more skilled then they are and are hateful and vindictive towards teachers who will not play the yes man role. Bullying is not just a problem for students but teachers and staff as well.
School Closings
Schools are supposed to provide a quality education to enable students to attain the necessary skills to enter the adult world to become employed and self-sufficient adults. Something has happened whereby the schools are warehousing kids in old buildings that many kids have opted to drop out as quickly as possible. They are closing schools all over the country because they are not working for this generation. Black students are harmed more than any other race as a result of failing schools. I believe that the failing high schools will be the next group to close. It is time to focus on how to provide a top quality education for all kids, instead of crying about how many folks will not have a job.
top quality education and too few schools
Teachers want to provide top quality instruction. However, none of this matters when students are not held accountable and parents refuse to take responsibility for the academic success of their children.
Crying about a job lost is not the issue. Teaching is a profession. It takes training, skill,sincerity.humanity, humor,adaptability.etc. It is not for the faint-hearted.
Professionals are needed to educate but are under attack. Just where are these students going to go that have the most serious personal,emotional, social and psychological issues? Will CPS say shape up or ship out? Are charter schools going to enroll students that cannot meet basic standards of conduct and scholarship? I think not.
C P S talks about preparing students for college, career and beyond. That sounds noble but the reality is altogether different. Having self control, dignity, focus, recognition and respect for teacher/ student roles as well as adult/kid roles, intrinsic as well as extrinsic motivation to excel are not 21st century skills. They are the traits of a scholar that begin in the home and were required long before this century.
Colleges will admit incompetent students. How long will that last? Academic probation puts the brakes on this travesty but the loan payment is still due. Do we want to give young people accolades and support for mediocrity or do we want to tell them the truth ? If the parents will not step up then the job is left to teachers. The same teachers who are losing their jobs.
Pofit motive in play? DUH!
They are closing public schools that could have been helped to improve and would surpass the predominantly corrupt replacements, aka charter schools. It is not being done for the sake of improvement, but for the sake of profit and bloated management payrolls and fees taken right off the top. Even with all the advantages that cronies have bought and leveraged for charters, they still underperform regular public schools. If there was true competition on a level playing field, the market would have destroyed the whole bogus charter scam a long time ago. They only survive due to political favoritism.
school closings
Evelyn, closing the neighborhood school to provide better education is like saying closing the police station will reduce crime. While we focus, as you suggest, on how to provide a quality education, check out the report from the Consortium on Chicago School Research on what makes schools successful.
School Closing For Maintenance, Utilization & Performance
The cost savings is just an estimate for us to get an idea of the redistribution of the funds to be use in the school district needs. For those that are upset, please understand that the city situation has no room for flexibility while operating in the red. We all have to pitch in to get the system in balance and in the green. There is no grace period to fix what was broken, that has past and gone. We all should had acted earlier to prevent the mayor from using measures that were distasteful and he had no choice but to move on correcting the situation of the CPS in the red. I had read all the comments and did not see any recommendation of a solution. My feelings is that we all need to reevaluate ourselves and why we allowed this disaster to happen on our watch.
No room for flexibility? Hmmm? Expansion of charters, additions to Payton and Lincoln. over $200 million to close 50 schools, $20 million for SUPES, millions for unnecessary testing...should I continue? Economics is all about "choice" and Rahm and CPS have let us know what their choices are..
What close observer said....
Go Family, you are either a shill for Rahm and the corporate reformers or a blissfully ignorant koolaid drinker. I'm not trying to be rude here, it's just that all the information that you seem to be totally unaware of is readily available, often from CPS itself. Even if CPS numbers were just 'estimates' they are so far off that if CPS were the private sector, the inaccuracies would result in people cleaning out their desks with a security guard standing by to escort them from the premises. As in FIRED.
Chariot - Funds Being Redistributed from School Closing
Once again, I see no solutions given, but negative comments. So what do you all feel would be the right direction on taking on this matter? There is an old saying, "lead, follow or get out of the way". May I point out, that you all had been watching this for over 25 years the city government mismanaging our education system. My family had at least tried to get changes made and did. We know the hardship of being involved in the process of changing policies in the education system by attending meetings on the school LSCs and CAC councils. We did not see a crow of people who were willing to participate in all the meetings like we did. So please, do not cry when changes are made and you were not there to give your points as to what would be the solution to fixing the problems in the education system.
Re: Go Family
Go Family, I'm not sure you asked for solutions. Not to mention your "solutions" involve some sort of personal responsibility and looking at our role in the mismanagement of CPS (which is totally absurd). How about CPS fully sharing their finical data? So that everyone can see what money comes in and what money goes out and where it goes. CPS is so full of spin we all assume their numbers have been doctored to fit their message of the day. The building maintenance costs are just another example of spinning the numbers to fit their needs. When they need school buildings to cost LOTS of money so that they can claim savings and justify closings, schools cost millions to operate. When they need to sell them, all of a sudden the buildings cost 25% of the original costs to maintain. CPS's budget office is just an extension of their PR department and It's only used for propaganda to support whatever initiative is du jour. My solution is to shine a light on the TRUE finances of CPS taking away the ability to spin numbers and drum up fear of deficits and "inflexibility". I guess you are what we should all be looking up to, Go Family, since you are your family have been advocating for the betterment of the district for so long and we've been sitting on our a**es doing nothing...Please, go away and stop telling people who are skeptical to "get out of the way". How about you open your mind and see things for what they are instead.
Many people in this town have come up with far better solutions than either of the two mayors or their hand picked school boards and CPS "leaders". We were and still are ignored and dismissed. Rahm/CPS doesn't care. The CTU put out a list of great idea that would have improved the schools for all Chicago kids but since cronies couldn't profit from those ideas, they were never even considered. CREATE also came out with factr based suggestions. You need to pay attention to all the ordinary people in this town who are fighting city hall and CPS for a better way and have been for years. Get a clue. since you can't lead and have no clue as to who to follow, you are the one who needs to get out of the way.
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Thanks for your opinion, we all have them. I look forward to seeing you at the LSC council and board meetings and as well as the Community Action Council meetings. Are any of you people on the council as member as a Community Representative at your local schools? Just asking, stay engage and involve. Look forward to seeing you all there.
Keep pushing to make positive changes. Lord only knows Chicago needs us.


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"When your number is called, you have to step up," the Central Gwinnett graduate said. "You have to execute and play your role. Fortunately, I was able to do that. I was happy to be out there with the starters."
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. The California Legislature will not disclose the identities of four lawmakers who sought to carry concealed weapons inside the state Capitol and other legislative buildings, even though all four are publicly known.
On Monday, the state Senate cited exemptions in the Legislative Open Records Act as it rejected an inquiry from The Associated Press. The Assembly previously also cited privacy and security concerns in denying the AP's request for the lawmakers' identities.
Four Assembly members have told the AP they were the ones who asked to bring their guns to work for self-defense: Democrat Tony Mendoza of Artesia, and three Republicans: Shannon Grove of Bakersfield; Allan Mansoor of Costa Mesa; and David Valadao of Hanford.
A law that took effect this year requires everyone except peace officers to get permission from the Legislature before bringing their guns into legislative buildings, even if they have a concealed weapons permit from a local sheriff.
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It doesn't matter that the four legislators have acknowledged their identities, said Jon Waldie, the Assembly's administrative officer.
"The names may be out there, but are they the right four?" Waldie said. "Security issues remain, as well as the need to protect correspondence."
The Senate on Monday cited similar exemptions in declining to disclose correspondence between the two legislative chambers that would have named the four assembly members.
Mendoza said he is not concerned about security at the Capitol, particularly since Assembly sergeants began carrying handguns last month. However, he wants to bring his weapon into his district office. The former elementary school teacher represents southern Los Angeles County and part of Orange County.
"I've had gang members threaten my life," he said. "I come home different times of the day and night, I do a lot of community events, I do legislation on gangs ... I don't want to say it's dangerous, but it can be."
He described his district office as part of a large building that sits away from other developments.
"It can feel unsafe, particularly when you're out there alone on a weekend or something," he said.
Grove, a military veteran, said she carries her weapon while driving between Bakersfield and Sacramento, often late at night. She wanted to store it at the Capitol, she said, and not carry it into the Assembly chamber itself. She said she has since made other arrangements to lock up her gun.
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JASON will "fight for his life" as he attempts to grow up and be a role model in Hot Shot, says Ryan Kwanten.
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