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Man charged in 1957 slaying must disclose alibi
A Washington state man charged in the slaying of an Illinois girl more than 50 years ago must disclose his alibi at a hearing on Tuesday, a judge said.
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A Washington state man charged in the slaying of an Illinois girl more than 50 years ago must disclose his alibi at a hearing on Tuesday, a judge said.
Jack McCullough, 72, is charged in the 1957 kidnapping and death of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph, a former neighbor in the small town of Sycamore. But he has maintained that he has an alibi for the day she disappeared and pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors filed a motion seeking information McCullough's claims.
Defense attorney Tom McCulloch told a Kane County judge last week that he needed more specific information on the date, time and place of the slaying so he could better respond to the state's request.
Prosecutor Victor Escarcida has said the DeKalb County State's Attorney's Office has provided enough information for the defense to prepare for trial, and he says prosecutors don't have to offer a specific date for the murder because there is no statute of limitations. McCulloch says the date of Maria's death is critical to his client's alibi.
Maria was abducted from her neighborhood on Dec. 3, 1957, and her remains were found the following April in rural Jo Daviess County.
The (DeKalb) Daily Chronicle reports (http://tinyurl.com/8wvvk96) that Kane County Associate Judge James Hallock ordered McCullough's attorneys to disclose information about the alibi on Tuesday but also said prosecutors must give the defense more information.
Maria's abduction in December 1957 made national headlines, with President Dwight Eisenhower and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover reportedly asking for daily updates on the investigation. Thousands of people joined in the search for the girl and fearful parents in Sycamore kept their children locked indoors for months. Maria's body was found a few months later about 120 miles from her home.
McCullough, who was named John Tessier and lived in Sycamore at the time of Maria's disappearance, matched the suspect's description but he had an alibi. It was the same one he gave during a 2011 jailhouse interview with The Associated Press - that he could not have abducted the girl because he had traveled to Chicago that day for military medical exams before enlisting in the Air Force.
McCullough became the focus of the investigation again last year when a high school girlfriend of his discovered an unused train ticket to Chicago behind a framed photograph.
He was arrested in July 2011 in Seattle and returned to Illinois to face charges; a grand jury indicted him on charges of murder, kidnapping and abduction of an infant a month later.
The girl's remains were exhumed from a Sycamore cemetery as prosecutors searched for DNA evidence; they recently were returned to her family and reburied.
McCullough is being held in the DeKalb County Jail on $3 million bond.
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40000 new jobs added in the small business sector according to a new index.
And he's had a less than stellar IPO rival and Christina Scotty and this is the small business news report for the month of may.
Last week was not just any week.
It would devoted to all things small business.
The national small business week in Washington and a three day conference that brings -- -- -- -- from around the country together.
Was put on by the Small Business Administration.
And during the -- good news came out.
A recent survey by Capital One bank should small businesses may be bouncing back from a difficult 2011.
With more companies reporting better business conditions.
Many companies are also saying they plan to hire and -- -- more and 15%.
Say they have jobs they can't fail.
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US small business is -- with fewer than twenty employees.
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Week 2 of the shortended NHL schedule will be a little busier than Week 1, which saw the B's get off to a solid 3-0-1 start. They play their first games on back-to-back nights, with a home game on Tuesday against New Jersey following Monday's road date. They also host Buffalo on Thursday night, and visit Toronto on Saturday.
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- Defenseman Adam McQuaid was excused from practice for personal reasons. Coach Claude Julien said McQuaid won't play Monday night, but he's expected back in time for Tuesday night's game.
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-- consequences from Obama -- a report out from the American action forum shows as scheme in the health care a lot in Obama care.
Mentioned -- award fancy -- plans.
Actually Medicare Advantage will actually end up hurting seniors health care.
We're expecting a ruling from the Supreme Court next month on the legality of obamacare today.
I sat down with Florida's attorney general Pam bond -- whose real lawsuit calling it.
I asked her if she thought Obama care would be overturned.
Well yeah -- and -- we absolutely do with the laws on our side and you know I senate counsel table.
We were in front of the United States supreme court for three days we have Paul -- arguing the case -- the best Supreme Court practitioner in the country.
And we felt confident that the justices are going to follow the law but unlike our president we are not going to criticize the United States Supreme Court.
We -- -- to headline today that indicate some of the unintended consequences of Obama care.
One of them a new report that shows many low income seniors could be hurt by new rules for Medicare Advantage.
Simply put it would take money away from those programs in low income communities.
What do you make of this is this just one of many unintended consequences.
-- it certainly says and that's what we've been saying.
All along they passed this legislation this.
-- 700 plus page legislation without reading it.
I mean and it's also costing trillions of dollars more than anticipated and certainly it's affecting our seniors it's not doing at all what they promised it would do.
And it stop it's gonna be detrimental to our country.
If this goes through we feel very very strongly about that.
Not only about the bottom line is it's unconstitutional.
Forcing us to -- that.
Well we tell you there's a Catholic university out there today that said it is cutting off its insurance program for students.
Not only because of their ethical objections but also because they see costs rising and rising dramatically.
For them under Obama care and they're just not willing to pay for it.
Is this the first of many who drop coverage.
Oh absolutely absolutely you know I'm all over the state of Florida I'm all over the country hundred businesses saying that -- are not hiring because of this.
Hospitals who have the money to expand -- afraid to do so because they don't know what's going to happen.
State -- university you're referring to his Franciscan university in Ohio a Catholic university and I think they've put it -- -- what they said.
They think they're being forced to -- between faith.
Morality and unjust cost this would triple the cost for their students of health care.
That's unsustainable.
Not only -- they are being forced.
At Catholic university to provide free contraceptive.
Contraceptives and that's against their religious beliefs -- not really isn't violating the the tenth amendment but now they've taken it down a level to the First Amendment -- Obama care.
Forcing people religious groups tipped to participate in banks that they don't believe then.
And -- -- suing the -- you know act Pam they told us that we're gonna be able to keep our health care coverage don't under Obama care troop.
-- You know if well it's gonna change -- the problem and we don't know what's gonna happen and then then just as Nancy Pelosi said while we have to pass the bill before we know what's and it.
And that's absent -- ludicrous.
But again the bottom line as attorney general for the state of Florida.
Is this is unconstitutional.
There is no case anywhere in the country that says that they can force us to purchase this product simply by being here and talking.
Today and that's what they're attempting to do so it's it's wrong on many many many levels Jerry.
Kathleen to -- -- today the head of health and human services gonna talk about.
The development of these exchanges state exchanges.
Possibly online where people would actually go and buy insurance under Obama care.
Florida has created -- but it doesn't sound to me like it's actually what Obama -- has outlined.
Are you guys avoiding the deadline for this are you guys trying to do something different.
In New Jersey they said were not even creating an exchange even though we got federal dollars to do it what's going on in Florida -- well.
You know in Florida -- blessed to have governor Rick Scott and he is that he's standing up for this he firmly believes it's unconstitutional.
And in Florida you know we're gonna have a decision by the United States Supreme Court in June.
And -- -- aware -- -- very thankful for that that because we need finality we need to have a decision.
But we have -- government in Florida where tough we're standing up and we're fighting this and we're saying that we are not participating.
In a program that we believe is unconstitutional.
And will be held to be unconstitutional.
Well you know you're involved in the big program leading a task force right now to look at the growing problem of a babies that are born born addicted to drugs.
What do you do about it how serious is this problem.
It is -- it is such a huge problem in our country and thank you so much for bringing this up because.
Pregnant women need to know and at all children's hospital and sit and saint Petersburg Florida alone 30% of the babies they're going -- -- you neonatal intensive care unit -- -- addicted to prescription drugs.
East Tennessee hospital in Knoxville they get a snapshot on one day 68%.
Of the babies and -- neonatal intensive care unit.
Where they are born addicted to prescription drugs still in Florida we passed some legislation.
This past session and what we're doing is we formed a task force.
We wants -- flock of flattered to be the model to stop this in the entire country.
We've got to educate these women so many doctors and -- ecologists are telling us that these women will say I've quit drinking.
I've quit doing drugs but because it has the word prescription that it.
They don't know the harmful effects that it could have on their unborn child and I'll tell you I went in one of these hospitals it will change your life.
Pam thanks for coming on great to have you here always loved to have you on the show appreciate your time thank you.
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121. Fundamentals of Music Theory (I; 3, 2)
The study of the fundamentals of music, including standard notation, simple and compound meter, spelling triads, and simple harmonic progressions. The skills in this course are required for MUSC 200. Does not fulfill the requirements for the music major or music minor.
122. Introduction to Music (I or II; 3, 0)
An examination of various types of music in cultural and historical context; topics range from classical to jazz and the avant-garde. Students may not take both MUSC 122 and MUSC 123. Not open to music majors.
123. Introduction to Music (I or II; 3, 0)
An introduction to the fundamentals of music from around the world. Explores music's basic characteristics (pitch, rhythm, timbre, etc.) and processes (form, improvisation, technology, etc.). Students may not take both MUSC 122 and MUSC 123. Not open to music majors.
126. Introduction to Popular Music in the U.S. (I or II; 3, 0)
A survey of principal style periods in American popular music from ca. 1840 to the present.
135. Introduction to Music Education (AI; 3, 0)
This course provides music education majors with basic foundations in the discipline of music.
136. Music for Classroom Teachers (I or II; 3, 0)
This course provides education majors with basic musical foundations as well as techniques and materials for incorporating music into the general education classroom.
142. String Methods (AII; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for music education majors. An introductory course in string instruments.
143. Woodwind Methods (AI; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for music education majors. An introductory course in woodwind instruments.
144. Brass Methods (AI; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for music education majors. An introductory course in brass.
145. Percussion Methods (AI; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for music education majors. An introductory course in percussion instruments.
146. Voice Methods (AI; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for instrumental music education majors. An introductory course in voice.
147. Voice Methods (AI; 2, 0) Quarter course.
Intended for voice and piano music education majors. An introductory course in vocal pedagogy.
152. Functional Keyboard (I and II; R; 0, 3) No credit course.
A requirement for all, and open only to, Bachelor of Music majors. Functional keyboard skills including harmonization, transposition, and improvisation. Students will register for the course each semester until it is completed successfully. Failure to complete the requirements will prevent a student from continuing in the degree program.
200. Diatonic Theory (II; 3, 2)
The study of diatonic triads and dominant seventh chords (with inversions), labeling triads, harmonic progressions, cadences, secondary dominants, diatonic modulation, binary and ternary forms, strophic forms, rondo forms, sonata form, instruments of the orchestra (with ranges and transpositions), and how to read an orchestral score. Students lacking sufficient music theory background to begin theory sequence with MUSC 200 should enroll in MUSC 121 or pursue an individualized course of instruction on their own before enrolling in MUSC 200.
201. Chromatic Theory (I; 3, 1)
Chromatic harmony, modulations, a study of basic classical and romantic forms. Includes ear training, keyboard harmony, and sight singing. Prerequisite: MUSC 200.
202. Advanced Theory (II; 3, 1)
A thorough knowledge of major compositional techniques from approximately 1910 to the present. Class requires advanced knowledge of the Sibelius notation program. Prerequisite: MUSC 201.
203. Jazz Theory and Arranging (II; 3, 0)
Study of the language of improvisation and analysis of techniques used by composers and arrangers throughout jazz history. Emphasis placed on original creative work and music in the style of historically important figures. Prerequisite: MUSC 200.
209. 210. Composition I and II (I and II; R; 2, 0)
Analytical and creative study of contemporary musical composition. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor.
230. Adaptations and Accommodations for Music Educators (AI; 3, 0)
This course prepares prospective teachers for teaching students with diverse needs through the exploration of the ways in which curriculum, instruction, and assessment may be adapted.
231. English Language Learners for Music Educators (AI; 3, 0)
This course prepares prospective teachers to effectively engage English Language Learners through the exploration of various concepts, tools, and methods for modifying content for successful student learning.
235. Principles of Teaching Music (AI; 3, 0)
In this course, music education majors develop knowledge and skills necessary for successful K-12 music teaching including curricular design, philosophical foundations, assessment strategies, and various methodologies. Prerequisite: MUSC 135.
239. Choral Methods and Literature (AI; 3, 2)
Intended for music education majors having a choral emphasis. Elementary- and secondary-school choral methods and materials. Program pedagogy and administration.
241. Instrumental Methods and Literature (AI; 3, 2)
Intended for music education majors having an instrumental emphasis. Orchestral, concert, marching, and jazz band repertoire. Elementary- and secondary-school methods and materials. Program administration.
248. Music and Culture: History of Jazz (AI or AII; 3, 0)
A critical examination of musicians, movements, and cultural intersections within the development of jazz.
249. Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Music (I or II; 3, 0)
An introduction to the study of music in cross-cultural perspective. Examines various musics' sounds, contexts, and meanings through several intersecting themes: identity, ritual, dance, etc.
252. Music and Culture: Chant to Beethoven (I; 3, 0)
A survey of western European art music from Gregorian chant to Beethoven.
253. Music and Culture: Beethoven to Virtual Music (AII; 3, 0)
A survey of western European art music from the early 19th century to the present. When possible, MUSC 252 should be taken before enrolling in MUSC 253.
254. Music and Culture: Africa and The Diaspora (AI or AII; 3, 0)
Explores music-making practices in selected parts of Africa, South America, the Caribbean, and North America. Examines relationship between musical styles, creative processes, and cultural contexts.
255. Music and Culture: The Silk Road and Beyond (AI or AII; 3, 0)
Investigates various musical cultures along and around the historical Silk Road; includes selected contexts in the Middle East and South, East, and Southeast Asia.
256. Music and Culture: Popular Music (I or II; 3, 0)
A study of popular music in selected national and historical settings.
257. Music and Culture: Jazz, Rock, and Race (I or II; 3, 0)
A thorough examination of historically important musicians and movements within the context of race and culture.
258. Music and Culture: Music in American Life (I or II; 3, 0)
An examination of music and identity formation among various cultural and religious groups in selected periods of United States history.
259. Conducting I (AI; 3, 0)
Standard beat patterns, basic conducting problems, analysis of instrumental and choral scores. Prerequisite: MUSC 200.
260. Ensemble (I and II; R; 0, 3) Quarter course.
Students who are not music majors may receive one-quarter credit for participation in each ensemble, with a maximum of one-half credit per semester and a limit of two full course credits in all. Note that music majors audit ensembles rather than take them for credit because the credits do not count toward fulfilling the minimum degree requirements. All ensembles require an audition or permission of the instructor for first-time members. Ensemble sections are as follows: 260-01 Symphonic Band, 260-02 Orchestra, 260-03 Chorale, 260-04 Chapel Choir, 260-05 Opera Company, 260-06 Handbell Choir, 260-07 Jazz Band, 260-08 Gamelan.
262. Orchestration (AI; 3, 1)
Arrangements for school instrumental groups in schools where instrumentation may be limited; also for full orchestra and concert band. Prerequisite: MUSC 201.
263. Musical Cultures of Children and Youth (I or II; 3, 0)
This course seeks to explore children and youth as musical culture sharing groups through engagement with ethnomusicological, sociological, anthropological, and music-educational materials and techniques.
280. Jazz Improvisation (AI or AII; 3, 0)
An exploration of improvised jazz including the elements of harmony, form and styles. Students will perform in class. No prior jazz experience necessary.
335. Student Teacher Seminar (II; 3, 0)
This course provides student teachers in music with the opportunity to refine their teaching practices through guided reflection, discussion, reading, writing, and various other activities. Corequisite: EDUC 439. Prerequisite: MUSC 235.
340. 341. Performance Seminar I and II (I; R) Half course.
Covers performance-related issues including collaboration, memorization, performance anxiety, wellness, and music cognition. Students will be able to perform in master classes with visiting artists. Open to music majors; others by permission.
350. Studies in Music (I or II; R) Half to full course.
Special projects to be undertaken on the approval of a faculty member and the department chair. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor.
351. Topics in Music History: pre-ca. 1800 (I or II; R; 3, 0)
Advanced critical study of repertoires, performance practices, performers, composers, and patrons from selected musical cultures and style periods prior to ca. 1800. May be repeated for credit when topics differ.
352. Topics in Music: ca. 1800-1900 (I or II; R; 3, 0)
Advanced studies in topics pertaining to performance and literature, theory and analysis, or forms and genres of the 19th century. May be repeated for credit when topics differ.
353. Topics in Music: ca. 1900 to present (I or II; R; 3, 0)
Advanced studies in topics pertaining to performance and literature, theory and analysis, composition and technology, or forms and genres of the 20th or 21st centuries. May be repeated for credit when topics differ.
362. Music Projects: Selected Topics (AI or AII; 3, 0)
A W2 course designed to facilitate intensive research and writing on a music topic of the student's choice. Prerequisites: one MUSC course and topic for research project and permission of the instructor.
369. Conducting II (AI; 3, 0)
Advanced baton technique, rehearsal methods, and score analysis. Prerequisites: MUSC 259 or permission of the instructor.


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Whoa!! havent really seen anybody talk about this... doesnt really apply 2 me but im sure it does with someone else!!
There will be a minimum payout limit per quarter and if you do not reach this limit there will be no payout. The minimum payout limit will be $150 US dollars.
does this mean 1 can make it threw a month making only 125$ and then?
what happens does that mean that 125$ goes poof?
or does it just roll onto the next month and then when u hit the limit it pays you?
i figured hey if i pay for 12 months...i got 12 months 2 make something real and get it onto here and chart it then upload! seems like a bit of a challenge!... doesnt really seem that bad 2 me as long as i find a group of people willing 2 rock out with the instruments and recording equipment! ~2 places in mind!~
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I hear ya! The kid that said they'll feel proud..just sad. Great message. Nothing says quality family time like a hand delivered meal at the mall while you're saving a few bucks on some "nice to have" gadget.
I called my daughter the other day, and asked her what she would like for Christmas, and her birthday (born on Christmas Day) she said nothing and I mean it, I just would like to sit around and talk, have good food, and enjoy the day. I thought wow, you could have saved me alot of money if you would have grown up quicker. j/k
I then said what can I get the GS, and she said nothing (which that would never happen , he's still a kid) she said he's getting the gift of coming to America, getting his bedroom back, and the use of a car.... lol I thought man she's mean or I raised her well.
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Morning so here is a very bizarre story in the police in Maryland are -- trying to get to the bottom of this whole thing.
Is the kidnapping of the mom of baseball hall of Famer cal Ripken junior there there pictured together several years back.
Police found -- -- can she goes by the name of Friday in her car.
Her hands were bound and and she disappeared about 24 hours before that her kidnap her though the police believe is still out there.
She was tied him for him.
She was sore from that of course at this time we don't know what if any relationship there was between being the perpetrators of this -- -- -- -- -- Change Rick Leventhal joins us now -- in the newsroom with more on this so -- is there any sign of a suspect in this case know Martha still on the loose apparently this guy had no idea that it's possible part of one of America's most famous baseball families.
Police say early Tuesday morning a man -- -- -- approach 74 year old by -- -- -- Aberdeen Maryland home and forced her into the -- -- of -- vehicle he bound with duct tape.
But some kind of -- -- and drove around central Maryland for almost 24 hours.
And then park near her home.
-- says the man didn't know -- on was former Baltimore or real hall of Famer cal Ripken who.
It was nickname Iron Man for playing more than 2600 consecutive games -- on Billy also played pro ball in her late husband cal senior managed the Brothers for a time.
Police say there was never a ransom demand.
Right now we can't speak of what the -- of this we -- that we are still looking at this investigation we are looking at.
Every witness every club for us to say ever speculate blind -- of motive would be unfair and just it just wouldn't be true.
Vice as the man told her he just wanted money and her car and said he'd return -- safely and he did -- What we know about the suspect if anything of this plane wreck yeah we don't know much please describe him as a white male on his late thirties early forties wearing a light colored shirt camouflage pants and glasses.
Cops apparently learned of the abduction when a witness spotted by tied up in the back seat at a gas station some thirteen hours after she was take it.
She was later found near her home it was the next morning she was unharmed and police say.
This man should be considered armed and dangerous and -- doing data traumatic event happening gonna she was unharmed but -- -- -- to get over.
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Complaints about the sorry state of the movie business have been around forever
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In the middle of Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris," Owen Wilson's character finds himself mysteriously transported to the Paris of the 1920s, where he meets a host of cultural icons including Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Pablo Picasso and Gertrude Stein.
The awestruck Wilson tells a lovely Parisian woman how lucky she is to be living amid so much artistic royalty. But she is only impressed when they travel even further back in time, to an 1890s-era salon where they rub elbows with Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Gauguin.
There's nothing special about the '20s, she says with a jaded shrug. The 1890s — ah, that's when culture was really artistically thrilling. In a nutshell, that's been our attitude toward most pop culture, especially Hollywood movies. No matter what era we live in, we always see the present as a cultural junkyard, littered with flotsam and dreck that couldn't hold a candle to the glory days of the past.
That's why it should have been no surprise to hear DreamWorks Animation chief Jeffrey Katzenberg say this summer that the movies from the last eight months were "the worst lineup of movies you've experienced in the last five years of your life." He bluntly added: "They suck. It's unbelievable how bad movies have been."
Though it may have felt a bit jarring to hear one of the industry's most powerful personages offer such a bleak assessment, it turns out that Katzenberg is just the latest in a long line of doomsayers.
It was barely a year ago that Joe Queenan took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to argue that "2010 very possibly is the worst year in the history of motion pictures."
In fact, even if you return to the supposed golden eras of filmmaking, you can find all sorts of influential critics and industry notables striking an equally gloomy note.
In 1980, Pauline Kael bemoaned the state of filmmaking in Hollywood in a New Yorker essay titled "Why Are Movies So Bad?" Even though in 1979, the year before Kael penned her piece, Hollywood produced such films as "Apocalypse Now," ''Kramer vs. Kramer," ''Manhattan," ''Being There," ''All That Jazz," ''Norma Rae" and "The China Syndrome," she wrote: "The movies have been so rank the last couple of years that when I see people lining up to buy tickets I sometimes think that the movies aren't drawing an audience — they're inheriting an audience."
In the early 1950s, fabled producer David O. Selznick was just as dispirited about Hollywood's track record, saying "Thirty years — and one good movie in three years is the record." In January 1945, looking back at the previous year's releases, the noted critic James Agee said it had been "a sorry year" for filmmaking, even though 1944 produced such classics as "Laura," ''The Miracle of Morgan's Creek," ''Double Indemnity," ''To Have and Have Not" and "Going My Way."
As far back as 1928, when Charles Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Josef von Sternberg were at the height of their powers, the Film Spectator's Conrad Nagel sounded like he'd just emerged from a 2011 multiplex, writing: "Stories have become such familiar formulas and casts so stereotyped that a picture-wise audience can tell what will happen after seeing just the first reel of the average production."
So why is everyone always so despondent about the movies? One reason is cultural nostalgia, a longing for a time of sturdier values that is hardly limited to the realm of film. The past always looks rosier than the present, which is why generations of politicians have promised to return voters to a simpler, gentler time when it was, to use Ronald Reagan's artful phrase, morning in America again.
Although it would be hard to imagine a time when we had a lower opinion of our political system's ability to solve the country's problems, when H.L. Mencken returned from the 1924 Republican National Convention he was appalled by the "vulgarity, imbecility and pathological stupidity" of the politicians on view, especially when he compared them with the "urbane and civilized" politicians of the past.
In fact, the more you think about it, movies aren't the only objects of cultural nostalgia. Broadway has never been more commercially successful, but it would be hard to find a theater critic who would claim that Broadway's current assembly line of glitzy remakes and revivals could hold a candle to the mid-20th century glories of Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill. Ditto for pop music, which most critics would say is at a low ebb of artistic innovation today, especially compared with the burst of creativity and experimentation that the medium enjoyed first in the 1960s and then again in the late 1970s and early 1990s.
Age is a big factor. I have a young teenager in my house, and he likes modern-day movies, music and TV shows just fine. Most of the people who think movies are worse than ever are, ahem, old — at least old enough to remember exactly when movies felt special, usually when they were young themselves.
Everyone I've quoted grousing about the movies was middle-aged when they did the grousing. We have a special emotional bond with the cultural artifacts of our youth, which is probably why I can remember the lyrics to every song, good or bad, that was on the Top 40 when I was in seventh grade.
In pop culture, we have a selective collective memory, savoring the gems, forgetting the junk. As we get older, we grow fonder of the artistic joys of our youth. So maybe the movies are worse than ever, but I'm betting that it won't be too many years before some grumpy critic, faced with another horrifying assemblage of reboots and superhero extravaganzas, comes to the conclusion that 2011 wasn't such a bad year at all.
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Sometimes I'm amazed that anyone chooses to distance race in the Northeast. The events lack the fun factor of distance sailing in most other places. Take the Vineyard Race for instance. Taking place every Labor Day weekend since 1932, the race starts off Stamford, Conn., rounds the Buzzards Bay Light tower to starboard, Block Island to starboard, and finishes back in, err, Stamford 238 miles later. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against Stamford, other than the city allowing Brewers Yacht Haven to be torn down for office space and apartments, but after spending 200 odd miles at sea, it's refreshing to wind up in a different place, one that has dockage for the boats involved to tie up and be social. The course of the Vineyard Race also typically becomes nothing more than a very long windward-leeward race, often in light air. Ask any "Buzzard", a sailor who has done at least 10 Vineyard Races, and all can tell you about a time they had to anchor at the tidal gates marking the beginning of Long Island Sound.
As they say though, a bad day of sailing is better than a good day at work, so when I got an invite to join the crew of Todd LeBaugh and Bugs Baer on the IMX 45 Xcelsior it was an easy yes. As the days to the start dwindled, something amazing happened. For once, the weather forecasts were predicting a perfect race. Southwesterly wind gradually building to 20 knots, shifting northeast right as most of the boats would be arriving at the tower. Could it be, a 238-mile downwind ride? Visions of a fast race and a Saturday afternoon finish dashed through my head. Could it really happen? Or was this just another forecast destined to fail?
Dock call was early on Friday. Even on a well-prepared boat, there always seems to be a list of things to do and an endless supply of food and gear to be stowed. On Xcelsior, we'd have plenty of sandwiches, a hot dinner for Friday night, and hopefully be back for dinner on Saturday. If things went really bad, there was a rumor of freeze-dried food for Sunday, but nobody wanted to see that.
Finally, it was time to get started. Our IRC 45 class had a good mix of competition, including a King 40, Farr 40, Swan 42, and a J/133. With a building southwesterly setting up for the first afternoon of the race, we were concerned that the sprit boats would have an advantage. Fortunately, our IMX 45 was carrying both symmetric and asymmetric spinnakers. With any luck, our A-sail would help us hold off the sprit boats until the wind really came up and we could square back and hoist a symmetric kite. The start was almost a non-event. Our class was evenly spread down the line, and soon everyone was finding their own lane. Our goal was to try to sail in mid Long Island Sound, where we believed we would find the best wind and current. Just below us was the Swan 42 Orbit. She would be a good test of our speed, as we figured out the best pole height and angle to optimize the new asymmetrical kite. In our own little match race, we'd gain a few lengths, only to have Orbit claw them back. As we fought it out, the other competitors were falling back. The game was only broken by a tug and barge. Not wanting to be caught in its wind shadow, we sailed above it, while Orbit went below. On our own for the first time, we made our first mistake of the race. Feeling good sailing slightly higher and faster, we soon found ourselves too close to Long Island and in a hole. As we desperately tried to gybe back to mid Sound, all of our competition sailed away. The gains made in the first hours of the race were gone. Heroes to zeros. The only bright side was that we passed them once and there was a lot of racecourse to pass them again. We just needed to be smarter.
Finally back in the pressure, Xcelsior was now locked in battle with the King 40 American Girl. Before our little field trip to the Long Island beaches, we were ahead of them by over a mile. Now, they were 10 boatlengths ahead. Converging on opposite gybes, the major question now was which gybe was correct? This decision would be heavily weighted by where the navigation team of Bugs and Jay decided to take us out of Long Island Sound. For those not familiar with the area, all of the water for Long Island Sound has to funnel through a few narrow formations of land. On the north side, spanning New London to Plum Island, is The Race. Between Plum Island and Long Island is The Gut. The tides here can run well over 3 knots and change at different times. We knew we'd be approaching as the tide turned foul, so minimizing the bad current was key. If Xcelsior continued on her gybe away from Long Island, we'd be headed for the Race, while American Girl could make a break for the Gut.
"Gybe when you can," was shouted by Jay through the companionway. Our brain trust downstairs had determined that the Gut would have less adverse current for a shorter distance than the Race. It also allowed us to have a better angle toward the Buzzards Bay Tower, assuming the forecasted backing and strengthening of the wind would come. We were betting that our boat would benefit from deeper running angles with a symmetrical spinnaker in heavy breeze than our sprit equipped competitors. Before that, we needed to turn the boat and engage American Girl. As we finished our gybe, American Girl chose to gybe away from us to take advantage of a small wind shift. All of us on deck knew the game was now on. If we could out-gybe American Girl, and time the shifts better, we'd be able to put her away before the Gut. After a few gybes, we were finally parallel to our competitor. Now, we just needed to follow the old adage of staying between them and the mark to consolidate our advantage.
We approached the Gut as the sun set behind us into Long Island Sound while lighting the sky on fire. At the same time, the full Blue Moon was rising on our bow. The crew on Xcelsior, however, couldn't sit back and enjoy the natural fireworks. According to the navigators, we would need to head up sailing through the Gut, and there was concern that we would not be able to carry the spinnaker for the short reach around Plum Island. The speed team desperately wanted to avoid the slow down involved with a sail change, so we worked especially hard at managing the power of the spinnaker while Fernando, our intrepid bowman, rigged up the jib top. With only a mile of tight reaching before freeing up again, the trimmers and driver managed a delicate dance of power and heading. There was no room to run off in a puff, the trimmer needed to anticipate a puff and de-power the sail to keep Xcelsior on course and off of the beach. Whatever we were doing was working. Xcelsior was on course and reeling in boats from other classes that chose not to fly a spinnaker. Soon we were around Plum Island, having gained on our nearby competitors.


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McGonegal's 30-item proposal included eliminating assistant principals in schools that have fewer than 575 students, 36 reading coaches throughout the district and 50 positions at the district office. And although music and art classes would not be affects, some other electives, including physical education, could be lost.
Furthermore, McGonegal proposed a four-day furlough for employees and converting Duette Elementary into a contract site.
McGonegal estimates the cuts would save about $14.1 million. He also anticipates another $14 million from the federal stimulus.
The district originally had anticipated a cut of $20 million, but now, it will face a reduction of $25 million over the next three years. The change can be attributed to several factors, including funding from the federal stimulus package and that the state allowed school districts to transfer money from their capital funds to their operation funds.
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Ross Brawn has refused to deny Merc's interest in Lewis Hamilton but says talk of it is nothing but an "awful lot of speculation."
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Hamilton, though, refused to confirm or deny while McLaren's response to it all has reportedly been to up the salary they are willing to pay the Brit.
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McLaren's increase, though, may not have been necessary as Mercedes' team boss has called the Hamilton rumours "speculation", although refused to deny that he would want the Brit in his team.
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