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Obama's #DACA: Five DREAMers Who've Harmed Innocents
Obama's #DACA: Five DREAMers Who've Harmed Innocents
While the dishonest media focuses on those who've benefited from Barack Obama's unconstitutional DACA program—and there are indeed many respectable folks—the truth about some of these "DREAMers" is anything but.
Here are five examples of the harm Obama's DACA program has done. And brace yourself, they're brutal.
Diaz-Garcia stands accused of savagely raping a 19-year-old Seattle woman in her apartment complex's gym. She survived, but was left with severe facial injuries including a broken jaw, a broken nose, a nearly torn-off ear, and missing teeth. The mental trauma she likely endures will last her lifetime.
Dia-Garcia also sexually assaulted a 14-year-old the very same day.
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Funes-Machado was in the country illegally and sought by ICE. He is accused of beheading his own mother in North Carolina earlier this year, while several young siblings were in the house. He told police dispatchers he committed the crime "Because he felt like it." His mental health is obviously in question.
Rangel-Hernandez—also in North Carolina—was known to authorities as a gang member who should have been deported. He was charged in 2015 with the murder of four people, including a former "America's Next Top Model" contestant and three others in a drug-fueled murder spree. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services now admits they wrongly approved him for protection under DACA.
Garcia-Cisneros was in the country illegally in 2014, and protected by DACA, when she ran over and killed two young Oregon sisters playing in a pile of leaves outside their home. DACA allowed Garcia-Cisneros to obtain a driver's license, and also protected her from deportation even after she was convicted of two counts of felony hit and run. She was sentenced to three years probation. Her conviction was later overturned on appeal.
Moralez brutally murdered his classmate, Pearland, Texas teen Josh Wilkerson. Here's Josh's story, in his mother's own words. And it's heartbreaking:
Are these stories the norm for "DREAMers?" No. But neither are the stories of "DREAMers" attending Harvard as the media would have us believe.
Had these "children" been deported as they should have been under existing law, the maimed might still be whole, and the dead would likely still be living. But rather than enforce the law he didn't like, Obama, with the acquiescence of a cowardly Congress, illegally altered it, in clear violation of our constitution and the separation of powers, leading to the harm of innocents. This is his true legacy.
Today, President Trump, hand-in-hand with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has returned us to the rule of law, and kept a campaign promise vowing to keep us all safe: he's rescinded DACA. And he's placed the problem of "DREAMers" right where it belongs: in the lap of Congress.
And congress should use the roles of these "dreamers" to find them and their illegal immigrant parents, and deport the lot of them ASAP. Just like these "pro-immigration" rallies, and other similar event where illegals gather.. surround them with ICE agents, round em up, and ship em out!
Agreed. If your first introduction to America is to violate our laws and our sovereignty, then have the audacity to demand special treatment, then you don't deserve to stay here. Go home. Come back legally.
Obama and Congress are to blame for this. Not Trump. He's simply cleaning up the mess they made.
Well said!
Did your parents or grandparents or great grand parents came to the U.S. legally, because you don't look like a native American hunn.
Today, President Trump, hand-in-hand with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has returned us to the rule of law, and kept a campaign promise vowing to keep us all safe: he's rescinded DACA.
Not so fast. First, he has delayed his order so they can still remain for 6 months. Second, he sure is making it sound like he does NOT want to deport all these illegal aliens. I'm not so convinced he really is fulfilling his campaign promise. But, we'll see.
Again, I don't want a gov't of feelz, I want a gov't of laws. Because laws I can understand and make plans for. Feels? Not so much.
A dictatorship of the kidneys* is NOT where I want to live.
(* The ancient world thought emotions came from the kidneys, not the heart. Not sure when the change occurred, but I like the old way for this usage.)
BTW, Sarah Hoyt posted a link to this and the Microagression post on Instapundit. Hope you get an Instalanche!
Ooh, and as for the five above, the only thing they should get from the govt is a bullet to the head! But not free, charge their families for it before sending them back across the border


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Victoria Cross Commemorative Paving Stones21st November 2017 , in Clients, News, Sandblast Sign Company
In 2014 the UK Government launched a 4 year scheme to honour recipients of the Victoria Cross who served in the First World War. The first of these paving stones was laid in East Grinstead. From August 2014 until November 2018, a total of 469 stones will be laid throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, in memory of the brave young men who went above and beyond the call of duty to protect our nation with incomprehensible acts of valour.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ind. -- A new morgue that's nearly double the bed size of the current one is in the planning process for Montgomery County. The increase in bed space couldn't come at a better time for a county that's seeing an increase in drug overdose deaths.
The current morgue is housed inside the Crawfordsville campus of Franciscan Health. There are only two beds. The need for more space has been a topic of discussion among county officials and leaders for many years. When those two beds are full, the county seeks help from funeral directors.
They would utilize Tippecane or Marion Counties in the case of an emergency.
Montgomery County Coroner Darren Forman said an increase in overdose deaths is part of the problem. This year, the county has had 11 overdose deaths.
"The morgue space is needed to house the body until we complete our investigation and until the family can make their decision as to what they need to do as far as the remains," Forman said.
Forman said many of the overdose deaths are young people and those deaths are unexpected. When an elderly person or someone with a life-threatening illness dies, the families have plans for funeral arrangements.
"Unfortunately, we don't have those discussions when we're talking to an upper teens to 20-year-old person. Those families, it takes a little while to work through, so it's usually a day or two extra where they're kind of getting themselves organized and making the arrangements," Forman explained.
The county is getting some much needed help. A facility owned by The City of Crawfordsville will be turned into a multi-use space to house emergency officials. It will also include a new morgue that will have 8-10 additional beds. The current morgue at the hospital will also still be in use.
According to Forman, the new morgue isn't a direct result of an increase in overdose deaths, but it is good timing.
"This building became available and the county was able to locate monies to purchase the cooler," said Forman.
The hope is that the space will also be more inviting and comfortable for families to mourn the loss of their loves ones.
"That is of the most importance to families. We see that a lot, even with patients that are expected to die. Old age, or chronic disease, or whatever the case may be, they need a private place," said Terry Klein, COO of the Crawfordsville campus of Franciscan Health.
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Living in the 21st century on earth is a challenge for most of us.
We're constantly pre-occupying ourselves with our work, social life, and future that we don't stop to look at what's really happening to the planet we live in. Global warming has become nothing more than a science class topic that no one really understands or cares about.
Which is why rapper and producer Lil Dicky decided to create a song that raises awareness of all the problems around us that we often overlook or think doesn't affect us with his latest song 'Earth', which already has over 20 million views in just three days.
The song is not only memorable for its simplicity and well composed music, but also because of the number of world class artists that sang on it, including K-Pop stars PSY and former EXO member Kris Wu.
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This week Hono Akazawa announced her graduation from popular Japanese idol group NMB48, but this wasn't a usual graduation. Akazawa cited her reasons for graduating being her "health" and confessed that she had been having issues for a while now but had continued performing despite them. She also said that she had received a few recommendations from other group members and her manager to push through and keep performing but in the end decided that it would be best taht she quit, saying that she is still unsure when she would be able to fully recover from her current situation. She also made an apology to fans and thanked them for supporting her over the last 2 years during her time in NMB48. Akazawa had been a part of NMB48 since 2012 and she gained a spot in the B-II team in October of the same year. It was also announced in February of this year that she would be moving from there to Team M but her last performance was on the 15th of this month in B-II.
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This message was emailed to staff and faculty on April 26 by Wake Forest Communications and External Relations on behalf of Provost Rogan Kersh and Executive Vice President Hof Milam:
Dear Colleagues,
In keeping with a broader Wake Forest security initiative, the Physical Security Technology and Deacon OneCard (PST/DOC) office, a division of Residence Life and Housing, has been charged with oversight responsibility for the selection, purchase, installation, maintenance and operation of card readers, cameras, and alarm devices.
Offices with upcoming physical security technology projects or needs should contact James Byrd in the PST/DOC office. James will also be contacting appropriate offices directly to discuss steps that would better integrate those offices' existing physical security technology with more extensive technology systems on campus.
PST/DOC will be advised by a team that includes Steve Adams – Athletics, Mike Draughn – Facilities, Rob Smith and Rick Tomlinson – Information Services, August Vernon – University Police, Donna McGalliard – Residence Life and Housing, Wendy Logan – Campus Life, Dina Marty – Legal, Ken Overholt – Properties, and Kami Chavis – Academics. James Byrd will serve as team leader.
We are confident that this central oversight approach will improve the functionality and compatibility of the Reynolda campus physical security technology and best safeguard the people, assets, and information at Wake Forest. Your cooperation and assistance are greatly appreciated.
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For the first time ever, the Infrared Training Center (ITC) will be teaching its industry-standard Level 2 Thermography certification class via the Zoom conference platform. This is the same course, taught by the same expert Level 3 Certified Thermography instructors, as our in-person Level 2 class being make available to you from your home or office.
Monroe Infrared is partnered with the Infrared Training Center (ITC), the largest infrared training company in the world, 10 years ago to bring the best thermography certification training to as many places around the country as possible. Register for ITC classes through Monroe Infrared and both save money increase your ongoing support after class. These are the same ITC classes yet a lower cost for you, especially if you register in advance for the earlybird discount! Call us or send an email to learn more. firstname.lastname@example.com
The Level 2 infrared thermography certification course is designed for the practicing Level I thermographer who is interested in more advanced infrared training. This infrared training course focuses on strengthening and improving thermography skills for condition monitoring and predictive maintenance applications. Level II Infrared thermography training students must have successfully completed a Level I thermography training course and have a minimum of six months field thermography experience. Attendees completing Level II infrared course requirements and a thermography field assignment will receive an Level II thermography certification.
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Abortion is the removal of the embryo or fetus from the womb, before birth can occur-either naturally or by induced labor. Prenatal development occurs in three stages: the zygote, or fertilized egg; the embryo, from post-conception to eight weeks; and the fetus, from eight weeks after conception until the baby is born. After abortion, the infant does not and cannot live. Spontaneous abortion is the loss of the infant naturally or accidentally, without the will of the mother. It is more commonly referred to as miscarriage.
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This scrapbook is part of the Harvard University Library's collection on "Working Women, 1800-1930," which is itself part of the Open Collections Program. The print version is located at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine. It contains information about the hospital, including articles from newspapers, magazines, and other publications; photographs of the hospital, employees, and special events; lecture announcements; letters and other forms of correspondence; ration cards; tickets; forms; certificates; posters; programs; and playbills.
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Breast augmentation involves the use of implants or fat tissue to increase patient breast size. As of 2019, breast augmentation is the most popular surgical cosmetic procedure in the United States, with annual patient numbers increasing by 41 percent since the year 2000. Since the first documented breast augmentation by surgeon Vincenz Czerny in 1895, and later the invention of the silicone breast implant in 1963, surgeons have developed the procedure into its own specialized field of surgery, creating various operating techniques for different results.
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Medical Vibrators for Treatment of Female Hysteria
During the late 1800s through the early 1900s, physicians administered pelvic massages involving clitoral stimulation by early electronic vibrators as treatments for what was called female hysteria. Until the early 1900s, physicians used female hysteria as a diagnosis for women who reported a wide range of complaints and symptoms unexplainable by any other diagnosis at the time. According to historian Rachel Maines, physicians provided pelvic massages for thousands of years to female patients without it being considered erotic or sexually stimulating.
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Ethics of Designer Babies
A designer baby is a baby genetically engineered in vitro for specially selected traits, which can vary from lowered disease-risk to gender selection. Before the advent of genetic engineering and in vitro fertilization (IVF), designer babies were primarily a science fiction concept. However, the rapid advancement of technology before and after the turn of the twenty-first century makes designer babies an increasingly real possibility.
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By 2011, researchers in the US had established that non-invasive blood tests can accurately determine the gender of a human fetus as early as seven weeks after fertilization. Experts predicted that this ability may encourage the use of prenatal sex screening tests by women interested to know the gender of their fetuses. As more people begin to use non-invasive blood tests that accurately determine the sex of the fetus at 7 weeks, many ethical questions pertaining to regulation, the consequences of gender-imbalanced societies, and altered meanings of the parent-child relationship.
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Fetal Surgery
Fetal surgeries are a range of medical interventions performed in utero on the developing fetus of a pregnant woman to treat a number of congenital abnormalities. The first documented fetal surgical procedure occurred in 1963 in Auckland, New Zealand when A. William Liley treated fetal hemolytic anemia, or Rh disease, with a blood transfusion.
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Gulf Air Airlines
Gulf Air is the fully owned flag carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain. It traces its history back to 1950 when it was launched as the Gulf Aviation Company and has come a long way, serving about 43 destinations worldwide today.
Onboard Gulf Air
Gulf Air maintains a firm commitment towards providing the latest in aviation technology while still adhering to the traditions of good Arabian hospitality. It believes Bahrain to be a great choice for MENA business operations and aims to provide the best connectivity from this destination to places in all the major continents.
The airline has won a range of awards and some of these are mentioned below:
- Middle East's Leading Airline Rewards Program at World Travel Awards, 2009
- Chosen as the best airline for promoting Corporate Social Responsibility at the 5th annual Aviation Business Awards (ABA), 2011
- Best Airline Award at the Arabian Computer News Arab Technology Awards, 2012
- Technology Innovation of the Year at the Aviation Business Awards, 2016
- Hospitality and Tourism Deployment of the Year at the 7th annual Computer News Middle East (CNME) ICT Achievement Awards, 2016
- Best Airline in Technology – Middle East at the Global Enterprise Connect (GEC) Awards 2016
Connectivity and Fleet Information
Gulf Air flies to destinations in Europe, Africa, the Far East, Gulf Cooperation Council, the Indian Subcontinent, and MENA. Amman, Kuwait, Muscat, Doha, Dammam, Jeddah, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai are some of the destinations in the Middle East covered by this carrier. Gulf Air borrows the wings of its codeshare partners to offer its passengers seamless connectivity from Bahrain to every corner of the globe.
The airline has a combination of wide- and narrow-body fleet that consists of 28 modern aircraft. This includes a variety of Airbus models, namely the Airbus 330-200A, 330-200B, 320-200, 321ER, and 320ER, all of which are designed for the comfort and safety of the passengers flying on Gulf Airways.
Services and In-Flight Meals
Gulf Air provides a bouquet of niche and unique services, including the complimentary and dedicated childcare service, 'Sky Nanny,' to help passengers with young children onboard the aircraft. This service has now been extended on ground as well and is available in the airline's Bahrain Lounge. Sky Nannies keep an eye on your little ones, arrange their meals, and keep them occupied throughout the journey.
If you are traveling with your infant who is up to 7 months of age and not weighing more than 10 kgs, you may avail of the baby bassinet facility. The Sky Nanny will also help you set up the bassinet for your little one.
Sky Chef is a personalized service available to Falcon Gold flyers onboard Gulf Air. This service takes care of your cuisine preferences. With In-flight Falcon Entertainment, the airline offers a range of exclusively selected media. The onboard entertainment options include Radio Broadcast shows, kids movies, latest TV shows, international cinema movies, a large collection of music, blockbuster movies, as well as audio and video on demand (AVOD). You could also browse through the airline's in-flight magazine, Gulf Life, and keep yourself engaged throughout the journey.
However, if you wish to cancel your bookings due to any unforeseen circumstances, you may review the Gulf Air's cancellation policy here.
For details or queries on the airline's services please contact Gulf Air customer support available here.
Gulf Air's Baggage Allowance
The Gulf Air baggage allowance permits 30 kgs of free checked-in baggage for Economy Class passengers and 40 kgs for Falcon Gold passengers. The checked baggage allowance is the same for children aged 2 years and above. However, along with this, they are also allowed a child's car seat and collapsible pushchair or stroller. Moreover, the checked luggage limit for infants is 10 kgs. Additionally, they may carry an infant car seat and collapsible pushchair or stroller. Remember, the overall dimensions of checked baggage must not exceed 95 x 75 x 45 cms.
The hand baggage allowance for Economy Class passengers is 1 piece of baggage weighing up to 6 kgs. The total dimensions for hand baggage onboard Economy Class must be 45 x 40 x 30 cms. Falcon Gold travelers are permitted 1 piece of baggage with overall dimensions of 55 x 40 x 30 cms. Along with this, they may also carry 1 briefcase measuring 45 x 40 x 30 cms. However, the total weight of cabin luggage must not exceed 9 kgs. Infants across all cabin classes may carry 1 piece of hand baggage weighing up to 3 kgs.
For a more detailed list of rules about baggage, please go through Gulf Air's baggage policy given on this page.
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With the airline's Web check-in facility, you may skip long queues at the airport. You could also select your preferred seat from the seat map and print your Gulf Air boarding pass at the click of a button. To avail of this facility, you simply have to enter your family name, departure airport, and Gulf Air Booking Reference in the given fields. Remember, the online check-in facility is available between 24 hours and 90 minutes prior to the flight departure time. Moreover, to avoid queues, the airline offers dedicated 'Web Check-in Baggage drop' counters at airports if you have baggage to check-in. Additionally, at select airports, you may directly proceed to the departure gate with the printed boarding pass if you're only carrying hand baggage.
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If you are a Gulf Air frequent flyer, you must become a member of its Falconflyer program. To become a member, you simply have to register online for free. The program has unique features and offers exclusive benefits. On booking tickets with Gulf Air, you could earn miles and loyalty points. The collected miles may be redeemed for exciting rewards like free tickets. The program entails four membership tiers, namely Blue, Silver, Gold, and Black. You could upgrade your membership tier with the loyalty points. If you are a Silver, Gold, or Black member, you may enjoy premium benefits like additional tier bonuses, lounge access, excess baggage allowance, and much more.
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Something different for turnip fanciers, this French turnip variety (sometimes listed as Golden Ball), has golden yellow skin over creamy, deep golden yellow flesh. The roots have very fine flavour and are nice to cook for mashing. Jaune Boule D'or tastes more like a rutabaga than an early summer turnip. It's perfect for spring sowing but so quick to mature you can plant some more in September for fall harvests. Jaune Boule D'or turnip seeds are excellent for home gardens and they really stand out on market tables.
Matures in 60 days. (Open-pollinated seeds)
Summer turnips are great for salads, pickles, and stir-fries. Any place that you would use spinach or Swiss chard, you can give turnip greens a try. Follow along with this handy How to Grow Turnips Guide and grow food. Turnips make excellent pickles.
Brassica rapa var. rapa
Family: Brassicaceae
We Recommend: Even if turnips "aren't your thing," we still recommend that you try Hakurei (TR815) for its mild flavour and crisp texture. It is fast growing, nutritious, and both the greens and roots are delicious.
Season: Cool season
Exposure: Full sun
Zone: 2-10. Hardy for overwinter growing in Zone 7+
Direct sow in March and April and again August to the beginning of October (weather permitting). Optimal soil temperature for germination: 18-21°C (66-70°F). Seeds should sprout in 7-14 days.
Sow 5mm-1cm (¼-½") deep in rows spaced 45-60cm (18-24″) apart, and thin to 10-15cm (4-6″) apart in the row.
Ideal pH: 6.0-6.8. Humus-rich, deeply cultivated soil is key. Add plenty of well rotted compost or manure to th ebeds and cultivate to a depth of 20cm (8″). Dig in 1 cup of complete organic fertilizer for every 3m (10′) of row. The real secret to success with turnips is speed. Sow short rows every 2-3 weeks, thin them quickly, keep them watered, harvest, and then sow some more.
Gather greens and roots from June to October. Immature seed pods are also tasty.
Seed Info
At least 80% of seeds will germinate in optimal conditions. Usual seed life: 4 years. Per 100′ row: 300 seeds, per acre: 87M seeds.
Diseases & Pests
Remember that turnips are members of the Brassica family, so they should not be planted where other Brassicas have been grown in the past 4 years. This simple crop rotation will prevent nearly all diseases from occurring in the first place. Floating row cover will protect plants from cabbage moth and flea beetles.
Companion Planting
Turnips are easy going, but benefit from mint and pea companions.


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Topshop Trousers (Similar Here & Here) // Zara Top (Similar Here) // TK Maxx Leather Jacket (Similar Here) // Penneys Heels (Similar Here) // Furla (at Kildare Village) Bag (Similar Here) // Warehouse Sunglasses (Similar Here)
Last Friday, my aunt and I went on a very fun day trip to Kildare Village – a stylish 'Day Trip To Chic'. For those of you who might not know, Kildare Village is one of the Chic Outlet Shopping Villages in Europe and is located less than an hour from Dublin. It is undoubtedly Ireland's leading luxury outlet shopping experience. Kildare Village offers the authentic previous seasons' collections of a unique selection of Irish and international brands with savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price, seven days a week and all year round. I visited the village for the first time earlier this year (read about that trip here) and I just immediately fell in love! So I was very eager to make one more trip before I head off to NYC. As I knew it was going to be a jam-packed shopping day, I kept my outfit very simple and comfortable and of course, brought along my favourite Furla bag which I picked up at the village earlier this year.
As I live in Kerry, the journey to Kildare Village for me takes approx. 3 hours, so we stopped off a few times on the way. Firstly, we grabbed a coffee to-go in my favourite Killarney cafe, Noelle's. Noelle's definitely has the best coffee in Killarney and so if you're ever in the area, I'd definitely recommend a trip. This caffeine fix kept us going until we got to Adare -one of my very favourite towns in Ireland. As I was in college in Galway, I've passed through Adare so so many times and always enjoy the sights throughout this very pretty town. The Good Room Cafe has been on my bucket list for months now and I was so excited to finally visit. It was amazing! Any cafe which has delicious coffee and macaroons is a winner in my eyes. If you haven't been to Adare yet, get adding it to your list ASAP!
When I arrived at Kildare Village, I didn't waste too much time before hitting the shops. What I love most about the village is that it boasts such a relaxed environment, everything is so close and the shop assistants couldn't me more helpful. I made it around to every shop eventually, but my favourites on the day were definitely Lulu Guinness, Ted Baker, Diesel, L.K. Bennett, All Saints, Karen Millen, David Clulow (Eyewear) and DKNY. You can see some of my favourite finds in the below collage. My first purchase was the most amazing pair of Diesel Jeans. I don't know about you, but jeans shopping has always been my least favourite type of shopping. It's almost impossible to find the 'perfect pair'. But after having a consultation with the lovely staff in Diesel, I found a great pair of 'Skinzee' light denim jeans. I can't wait to show you in an outfit post. I also fell totally in love with the shoe selection in L.K. Bennett and the Prada Sunnies in David Clulow. Oh and I have to mention the adorable baby blue dress I spotted in Ted Baker. Also, I had great fun in their dressing rooms -how cool are the mirrors (see below)?
So after a successful day shopping, my aunt and I then treated ourselves to some seriously delicious food at the L'Officina Italian restaurant in the village. It was hands down one of the nicest meals I've had in while! The perfect end to a very fun day :)
Overall, it was such a fantastic day trip and I'm already planning another visit when I'm at home again during Christmas. If you're looking for a relaxed day out full of bargains and delicious food, I couldn't recommend Kildare Village enough. Also, on the day I took over the Kildare Village Instagram, so just incase you missed that, feel free to check it out to see some more photos from my trip.
Happy Friday everyone!
Stylishly Yours,
Erika x


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Terri Schiavo Case Created Strange Alliances By MATTHEW ARTZ
When it came down to whether or not Terri Schiavo should live or die, many in Berkeley's famously left-wing disabled community found themselves in lock step with the Christian Right.
"There's a rift between the able-bodied Left and the disability movement over this," said Ruthanne Shpiner, who has been confined to a wheelchair since a bicycle accident 20 years ago. "Jeb Bush might be wrong 99 percent of the time, but I don't think he missed the boat here."
On Thursday Schiavo, a severely brain damaged woman, died at a Florida hospice, 13 days after her feeding tube was removed. While Christian conservatives leaders fought to restore the tube as a right-to life issue, many local disabled residents viewed her plight as a matter of disability rights.
"Basically they're saying that it's OK to starve people with disabilities who can't communicate and must be fed through a tub. It's quite frightening," said Nicholas Feldman, whose cerebral palsy causes a speech impediment. "For someone like me it's especially frightening, because there's a risk my wishes could be misunderstood by doctors."
Disabled rights groups are particularly upset with the American Civil Liberties Union, a traditional ally, which represented Michael Schiavo in his effort to remove his wife's feeding tube over the objection of her parents.
"The ACLU is giving more weight for a person on death row than they would for Terri Schiavo," Shpiner said.
Schiavo was an able-bodied woman until she suffered cardiac arrest 15 years ago that deprived her brain of oxygen and left her in what doctors called "a persistently vegetative state." According to the National Institute of Health, people in such a state cannot think, speak or respond to commands and are unaware of their surroundings. Schiavo could breath under her own power, but couldn't swallow without the feeding tube.
Her condition was not as hopeless as some would assume, said those interviewed. "Even if she was in a vegetative state, she's still alive," said Blaine Beckwith, who was born with a spinal condition. "I use a breathing tube every second, but I have a productive life."
"A feeding tube is not life support," Shpiner said. "It's just how she got her nourishment."
The Schiavo case made headlines at a time when many disabled people fear that popular culture has pushed the notion that death is a respectable alternative to living with a disability. This winter several disabled rights groups protested the Oscar-winning film Million Dollar Baby, over its ending that portrayed the assisted suicide of the lead character as an act of mercy after she became disabled.
Several people interviewed drew parallels with Schiavo. "The idea that they're doing this woman a favor by ending her life is deplorable," Beckwith said. "I'm offended that this woman is viewed as someone in abject misery that needs to be relieved from her suffering."
While disabled residents interviewed all favored restoring Schiavo's feeding tube, they differed on the wider subject of assisted suicide. Leading disability rights organizations have long opposed the right to die. The Berkeley-based Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund strenuously objected to a failed euthanasia bill in 1999 drafted by former Berkeley Assemblywoman Dion Aroner.
"With profit-driven managed health care, there's a serious risk that HMOs will overrule the patient's wishes," said Marilyn Golden, a disabled woman and police analyst for DREDF.
Michael Pachovas, who became disabled after an injury he suffered while in the Peace Corps, said, "Of all the exemptions we could have to improve our lives, the right to kill ourselves shouldn't be at the top of the list."
But Ron Washington, a quadriplegic, fears that the federal government's interference to save Terri Schiavo could herald a drive to keep him from having the final say over his life.
"I don't want to offend anyone in the disabled community, but personally for me I would not want to have my life extended if I was unconscious for a number of years," he said.
When it came to Schiavo, most of those interviewed would have sanctioned her death had she made her wishes clear in writing and her entire family was in agreement. The case has spurred many of them to consider drafting living wills and determine at what point, if tragedy struck or their condition worsened, they might want their life ended.
For Feldman, who also approves of physician assisted suicide, he wanted to remain alive as long as his brain functioned, but didn't want to be on life support for more than 48 hours. Shpiner said she would direct her loved ones to keep her on life support for at least six months if doctors agreed other treatments would not revive her. Pachovas said he would want to be kept alive. "If I can still enjoy the feel of a woman's breath against my cheek, they better keep me breathing."


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When gram passed away each grandkid picked something from her home as a keepsake. My weirdo self grabbed a dollar store spatula, the old pyrex bowl we mixed potato salad in, and the chair I sat in when I took the call for my first date. The spatula I remember using from the time I was barely able to reach the counter; Gram would let me take the cookies off the baking sheet. I use that spatula every time I bake cookies. I've told my husband it's the one thing in the house, aside from him, that I would grab to save from a fire. I digress. Grandma Buddle could cook. Whatever she made was good. She didn't just stick to the same old recipes, not that there is anything wrong with that, but she ventured out of her comfort zone. She would use fish in odd ways, water chestnuts randomly would show up in casseroles, and they would taste great. She liked to use different recipes. I think of her often when I'm in the kitchen, well all the time. I saw her almost everyday of my life until I went to college. We were very close and we are in ways very similar. Since I lost her a few years ago I have been bringing her back into my life in other ways. I've decided in honor of Gram and to add a little spice to my and my family's life I'm using different recipes on a regular basis.
I have found a spanish chicken recipe using several varieties of paprika, bring on the spice store, a couple vegetarian dishes, almond cheese, and oddly enough some new basic cookie recipes. I have used the same cookie recipes for over twenty years. So this christmas I found two new ones one worthy of comment and sharing. I realize that over the years I got lazy about baking! I once measured precisely, sifted, chilled, thawed like a pro but I had gotten lax. The new recipes brought me back to the science of baking that I so love. So the sifter is dusted off and used every week once again. These are hands down the best chocolate chip cookies ever!
1/2 cup unsalted butter room temperature (see note below)
1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
6 TBLS sugar
1 Large Egg
1 tsp Vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp salt (if you used unsalted butter otherwise you can omit)
1 tsp baking soda
2 1/4 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (I find this a little too much chocolate and take it down 1/4-1/2 cup)
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and line one large baking sheet or two small with parchment paper or grease with butter
2. In a large bowl use an electric mixer at medium speed to beat together the butter and sugars for a couple minutes until creamy. *
3. Add the egg & vanilla and mix on low until blended
4. In a bowl sift the flour, baking soda, and optional salt together
5. Add the flour mixture gradually but don't overtax
6. Add chocolate chips and mix
7. Chill dough if needed
8. Place very large Tablespoons of dough onto prepared baking sheets.
9. Bake the cookies....one sheet at a time if using more than one
10. Small cookies 8-10 minutes
11. Large cookies 10-13 minutes
12. cool and transfer
* To obtain a high pretty cookie do not melt or soften butter. If you did this...whoops...put the dough in the refrigerator for at least a half hour.
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Reviews from 2015
*15 BREATHS/About Face Youth Theatre/Through August 7
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through April 7
*Abraham Lincoln Was a F*gg*t/About Face Theatre/Through July 5
*Accidentally Like a Martyr/A Red Orchid Theatre/Through
March 1 March 15
*The Addams Family/Mercury Theater/Through April 5
*The Adventures of Tapman/Tapman Productions/Through February 8
Airline Highway/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through
February 8 February 14
*All Our Tragic/The Hypocrites/Through
August 9 August 16
*All's Well That Ends Well/Stage Left Theatre/Through May 24
*Alligator/Dream Theatre Company/Through August 9
Always… Patsy Cline/Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre/Through
December 28 January 31
*The America Play/Oracle Theatre/Through August 1
*American Idiot/The Hypocrites/Through October 25
Anna Bolena/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through January 16
Anna in the Afterlife/Polarity Ensemble Theatre/Through May 24
*After Miss Julie/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through September 26
*Anna, in the Darkness/Dream Theatre Company/Through
September 12 September 19
Another Kind of Love/InFusion Theatre Company/Through June 14
Antic's Roadshow with Devon Myers/MCL Chicago/Through June 25
*Antigonick/Sideshow Theatre/Through April 5
*Anything Goes/Mariott Theatre/Through May 31
*Apes of Wrath/Second City e.t.c./Open Run
*The Art of Disappearing/16th Street Theater/Through February 28
*Ashes to Ashes/Citizens' Relief and INTUIT: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art/Through September 20
*At Last: A Tribute to Etta James/Black Ensemble Theater/Through
December 28 January 11
*Audience Annihilated Part Three: The Trouble with Angels/Dream Theatre Company/Through November 1
AWK Presents… The Yuk Yuk Hour/The Annoyance Theatre/Through May 20
*Baby with the Bathwater/Fury Theatre/Through March 8
*Bad Jews/Theater Wit/Through
June 7 June 21
*Badfic Love/Strange Bedfellows Theatre/Through May 2
*Balm in Gilead/Griffin Theatre/Through April 19
*Barbecue Apocalypse/The Ruckus/Through March 15
*Bard Fiction/Commedia Beauregard/Through August 2
Barefoot in the Park/Step Up Productions/Through November 1
*Bawdy Bedtime Stories/Plan 9 Burlesque at Public House Theatre/Through February 26
*Beast on the Moon/Raven Theatre/Through June 6
The Beecher Sisters/Awkward Pause Theatre/Through November 1
*Bent/The Other Theatre Company/Through July 26
*Bette: Live at the Continental Baths/Hell in a Handbag Productions/Through August 21
*Big Fish/Theatre at the Center/Through June 7
The Bird Feeder Doesn't Know/Raven Theatre/Through May 16
*The Birds/Griffin Theatre Company/Through July 19
Black River Falls/Curious Theatre Branch/Through July 26
*The Bloodhound Law/City Lit Theater Company/Through May 24
Blue Planet/Akvavit Theatre/Through March 15
*Body + Blood/The Gift Theatre/Through August 9
Boeing Boeing/906 Theatre Company/Through March 8
Borderlands: Three Chords and the Truth/Underscore Theatre Company/Through June 28
*Brilliant Adventures/Steep Theatre Company/Through
August 15 August 29
*Burning Bluebeard/The Ruffians/Through January 4
Butcher/Signal Ensemble Theatre/Through October 24
Buzzed Broadway/MCL Chicago/Through August 22
Camelot/Drury Lane Theatre/Through January 4
Camp Tree Top/Under The Gun Theater/Through October 2
Carousel/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through May 3
*Celebration/A Red Orchid Incubator/Through August 15
*Chalk/Sideshow Theatre Company/Through June 28
*Chicago Dreams/MCL Chicago/Through April 18
The Chicago Musical Theatre Festival/Underscore Theatre Company/Through July 19
American Smoothie
How to Run For Mayor
Cinderella/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through October 30
*Circle-Machine/Oracle Theatre/Through March 14
*Circuscope/The Actors Gymnasium/Through March 22
*City of Angels/Marriott Theatre/Through August 2
*The Clean House/Remy Bumppo Theatre/Through January 11
*A Coffin in Egypt/Chicago Opera Theater/Through May 3
Cold/Dream Theatre Company/Through March 8
Comedy Against Humanity/Under The Gun Theater/
Open Run Through May 30 (due to objection by Cards Against Humanity)
Cowboy Versus Samurai/A-Squared Theatre Workshop/Through June 7
*Crime Scene: The Next Chapter/Collaboraction/Through June 21
*Crimes of the Heart/Step Up Productions/Through June 14
Dan & Kate's Book Club/The Annoyance Theatre/Through October 16
The December Man (L'homme de Decembre)/Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company/Through June 28
*Dee Snider's Rock & Roll Christmas Tale/Broadway in Chicago/Through January 4
*Delicious Night: Baudelaire in a Box, Episode 8/Theatre Oobleck/Through October 4
*The Diary of Anne Frank/Writers Theatre/Through August 2
Disgraced/Goodman Theatre/Through October 25
*Dividing the Estate/Raven Theatre/Through March 28
*A Doll's House/Definition Theatre Company/Through May 3
Don Chipotle/terraNOVA Collective and The Playground Theater/Through September 27
Don't Go Gentle/Haven Theatre Company/Through July 12
*Doubt: A Parable/Writers Theatre/Through July 19
DRINK! The Sketch Comedy Drinking Game – Chicago Edition/Corn Productions/Through
March 7 April 25
*The Drowsy Chaperone/Metropolis Performing Arts Centre/Through June 14
*Dunsinane/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through March 22
Dust/lower case theatre/Through September 14
*Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them/First Floor Theater/Through January 31
*El Stories: Talking to Strangers/Waltzing Mechanics/Through June 13
*End Days/Windy City Playhouse/Through
April 26 May 3
*Endgame/The Hypocrites/Through April 4
The Fantasticks/Light Opera Works/Through June 14
Father Ruffian/City Lit Theater/Through February 15
*Faust (Save Me or I'll Die)/Runaways Lab Theatre/Through March 22
*Feast/Albany Park Theater Project/Through August 16
*Feathers and Teeth/Goodman Theatre/Through October 18
*finding grafenberg/trip./Through March 14
First Date/Royal George Theatre/Through
March 29 April 26 May 17
First Wives Club/Broadway in Chicago/Through March 29
*The Fly Honey Show/The Inconvenience/Through August 29
*For Her as a Piano/Pegasus Theatre Chicago/Through November 1
*Forgotten Future: The Education Project/Collaboraction/Through
March 8 March 22
Four/Jackalope Theatre/Through March 28
*The Full Monty/Kokandy Productions/Through April 12
*A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through May 24
Funnyman/Northlight Theatre/Through
October 18 October 25
*Gem of the Ocean/Court Theatre/Through October 11
*Genius/Profiles Theatre/Through May 3
*A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder/Broadway in Chicago/Through October 11
Glory Days/Refuge Theatre Project/Through September 20
Goblin Market/Black Button Eyes Productions/Through October 31
*Goldfish/Route 66 Theatre Company/Through July 12
*The Good Book/Court Theatre/Through April 19
*Grand Concourse/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through August 30
Hamlet/Transcendent Ensemble Theatre Company/Through June 14
*The Hammer Trinity/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through May 3
*Have a Great Summer/Chicago Slam Works/Through June 5
*Hellcab/Profiles Theatre/Through January 11
*The Herd/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through
June 7 June 14
The History of Alcohol in Chicago: A Drinker's Guide/The Public House Theatre/Through September 27
*H.M.S. Pinafore/The Hypocrites/Through February 7
*H.M.S. Pinafore/The Savoiyares/Through October 18
*Home Before Dark/The Ruckus/Through October 18
Homefront/Project 891 Theatre Company/Through April 12
*How the World Began/Rivendell Theatre Ensemble/Through October 10
*The Humans/American Theater Company/Through
December 21 January 4 February 1
*The Hyacinth Macaw/The Bridge/Through October 4
*I Don't Remember You: Broadway Cult Classics, vol II/Through January 26
Il Barbare di Siviglia/Main Street Opera/Through July 26
*The Illusionists – Witness the Impossible/Broadway in Chicago/Through March 22
The Impossible Adventures of Supernova Jones/Forget Me Not Theatre/Through May 10
*In Love and Warcraft/Halcyon Theatre/Through September 20
*Inana/Timeline Theatre Company/Through July 26
*An Issue of Blood/Victory Gardens Theater/Through May 3
*It Came From Kentucky/The Annoyance Theatre/Through October 10
*Ithamar Has Nothing to Say/Second City/Through June 20
The Jacksonian/Profiles Theatre/Through October 11
*Jake's Women/Spartan Theatre Company/Through October 11
Jamaica, Farewell/Royal George Theatre/Through October 11
*Jersey Boys/Broadway in Chicago/Through May 24
*Jesus Christ Superstar/Theo Ubique Cabaret Theater/Through May 17
*The Jungle/Oracle Theatre/Through April 25
Katrina: Mother-in-Law of 'em All/Interrobang Theatre Project/Through October 4
Keys of the Kingdom/Stage Left Theatre/Through February 15
A Kid Like Jake/About Face Theatre/Through March 15
*The King & I/Marriott Theatre/Through January 4
Kinky Boots/Broadway in Chicago/Through July 26
*KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiousities/Cirque du Soleil/Through September 20
*La Bete/Trap Door Theatre/Through April 25
*Lady Windermere's Fan/Dead Writers Theatre Collective/Through June 7
*Laughter on the 23rd Floor/First Folio Theatre/Through March 1
*The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue/Dead Writers Theatre Collective/Through October 10
*Le nozze di Figaro/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through October 24
Les Liaisons Dangereuses/AstonRep Theatre Company/Through June 21
*Les Miserables/Paramount Theatre/Through April 26
The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle/Steep Theatre Company/Through
February 28 March 14
*Lions in Illyria/Lifeline Theatre/Through
February 15 March 1
*Lips Together, Teeth Apart/Eclipse Theatre Company/Through May 24
*The Little Foxes/The Goodman Theatre/Through June 7
*Lookingglass Alice/Lookingglass Theatre Company/Through
February 15 February 22
*Louis & Keely "Live" at the Sahara/Royal George Theatre/Through May 17
*Love and Human Remains/Cor Theatre/Through July 11
*Love and Information/Remy Bumppo/Through November 1
*Loving Repeating/Kokandy Productions/Through August 30
*Lucio Silla/Chicago Opera Theater/Through October 4
Lunacy!/Jackalope Theatre/Through June 20
The Lyons/AstonRep Theatre Company/Through September 27
*Macbeth/Arc Theatre Company/Through August 2
*The Madness of Edgar Allen Poe: A Love Story/First Folio Theatre/Through November 1
A Map of Virtue/Cor Theatre/Through February 14
*Marie Antoinette/Steppenwolf/Through May 10
Matawan/The Ruckus/Through July 26
*The Mecca Tales/Chicago Dramatists/Through April 12
*Men of Soul/Black Ensemble Theater/Through August 31
*Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown/Pride Films & Plays/Through July 26
*Merchild/16th Street Theater/Through October 17
*The Mikado/The Hypocrites/Through February 7
Minotaur/Forget Me Not Theatre Company/Through June 27
*Miracle!/Hell in a Handbag Productions/Through July 10
*Miss Buncle's Book/Lifeline Theatre/Through November 1
*The MLK Project: The Fight for Civil Rights/Chicago Children's Theatre at Writers Theatre/Through February 6
*Moby Dick/Lookingglass Theatre Company/Through August 28
Moraine/Chemically Imbalanced Comedy Theater/Through April 19
*Motel 666/WildClaw Theatre/Through June 28
*Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play/Theater Wit/Through
March 1 March 22 April 11
Murder Ballad/Bailiwick Chicago/Through May 9
*Music Hall/TUTA Theatre Chicago/Through March 8
*My Brilliant Divorce/Irish Theatre of Chicago/Through November 1
My Fucking Scene Partner Didn't Learn Their Lines/Under The Gun and The New Colony/Through October 11
*Nasty, Brutish & Short Presents/Links Hall/Through January 24
The Nerd Circus/Acrobatica Infiniti/Through May 29
Next Thing You Know/Refuge Theatre Project/Through March 8
*A Nice Indian Boy/Rasaka Theatre Company/Through March 8
A Night of Whodunnit/Under The Gun Theater/Through September 24
*October Sky/Marriott Theatre/Through October 11
*Oklahoma!/Paramount Theatre/Through October 18
On Golden Pond/Theatre at the Center/Through March 29
*On Your Feet! The Story of Emilio & Gloria Estefan/Broadway in Chicago/Through July 5
*Once/Broadway in Chicago/Through June 7
One Came Home/Lifeline Theatre/Through April 5
*The Other Place/Profiles Theatre/Through April 5
Our New Girl/Profiles Theatre/Through
June 28 July 19
The Outfit/Picollo Theatre/Through October 10
*Outside Mullingar/Northlight Theatre/Through
April 19 April 25
*The Paranoid Style in American Politics/First Floor Theater/Through May 9
*The Party House/The Runaways Lab/Through September 27
*The Passenger/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through March 15
Patchwork Drifter/Babes With Blades/Through September 19
Penny the F*ckable Dolphin: A Love Story/The Annoyance Theatre/Through February 18
Penelope, O Penelope/Theatre Y/Through May 17
A Perfect Ganesh/Eclipse Theatre Company/Through August 23
*Pericles/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through January 18
Picture Imperfect/Bread & Roses Productions/Through April 4
*The Pied Piper/Fork & Hope Ensemble/Through June 30
*Pippin/Broadway in Chicago/Through August 9
*The Pirates of Penzance/The Hypocrites/Through February 7
Plastic Revolution/The New Colony/Through February 22
*Porn Minus Porn/Under The Gun Theater/Through September 26
*Princess Mary Demands Your Attention/Bailiwick Chicago/Through February 21
*The Producers/NightBlue Performing Arts Company/Through October 11
The Project(s)/American Theater Company/Through
May 24 June 21
*The Property/Lyric Unlimited/Through March 5
Punk Punk/Nothing Without a Company/Through October 10
*Push Button Murder/the side project/Through February 8
Queen Amarantha/Otherworld Theatre Company/Through June 28
*Quiz Show/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through June 13
The Rainmaker/American Blues Theater/Through September 27
Rapture, Blister, Burn/Goodman Theatre/Through February 22
Ready for Hillary: The Musical/The Public House Theatre/Through August 29
*Really Really/Interrobang Theatre Project/Through March 15
*Red Bud/Signal Ensemble Theatre/Through February 28
Red Handed Otter/A Red Orchid Theatre/Through May 24
*Redletter/The Neo-Futurists/Through March 28
*Redlined/Chicago Slam Works/Through March 13
*The Revel/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through October 25
*The Revenants/WildClaw Theatre/Through February 22
*Ring of Fire/Mercury Theater Chicago/Through
June 28 August 30 November 1
*The Rose Tattoo/Shattered Globe Theatre/Through February 28
The Royal Society of Antarctica/The Gift Theatre/Through
April 26 May 24
*The Royale/American Theater Company/Through March 29
*The Salts/The Inconvenience/Through May 30
Samsara/Victory Gardens/Through March 8
*Scream, Queen, Scream!/Hell in a Handbag Productions/Through October 31
*The Secret Garden/Court Theatre/Through June 21
*The Selfish Giant/Chicago Children's Theatre/Through
February 22 March 1
*Sense and Sensibility/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through June 7
*Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Goose/Raven Theatre/Through January 4
The Shining City/Irish Theatre of Chicago/Through January 4
Shining Lives: A Musical/Northlight Theatre/Through June 14
*Short Shakespeare! Macbeth/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through February 14
*Side Man/American Blues Theater/Through May 24
*Side Show/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through October 25
Slamazons!/The Annoyance Theatre/Through May 28
Soap Box Derby King/The Annoyance Theatre/Through September 17
*Sondheim on Sondheim/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through March 15
*Song About Himself/Theater Oobleck/Through April April 26
Soon I Will Be Invincible/Lifeline Theatre/Through July 19
*Sorry/TimeLine Theatre Company/Through April 19
Sounds So Sweet/Black Ensemble Theater/Through May 31
*Spamalot/Theatre at the Center/Through October 18
*Stanley in the Name of Love/The New Colony/Through August 29
*Steppenwolf Garage Rep/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through April 26
*Heat Wave/Cold Basement Dramatics
The Walk Across America For Mother Earth/Red Tape Theatre
*Angry Fags/Pride Films and Plays
*Stick Fly/Windy City Playhouse/Through
July 5 July 19
*stop. reset/Goodman Theatre/Through June 21
*Storm/Moon Fool and Walkabout Theater Company/Through June 28
A Strange Disappearance of Bees/Forget Me Not Theatre Company/Through October 24
*A Streetcar Named Desire/American Players Theatre/Through September 5
*Stupid Fucking Bird/Sideshow Theatre Company/Through August 30
*Sucker Punch/Victory Gardens Theater/Through October 18
The Sweeter Option/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through March 28
*The Table/Blind Summit at Chicago Shakespeare/Through January 25
The Talking Cure/Idle Muse Theatre Company/Through March 22
Tannhäuser/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through March 2
*The Telephone and Hello Out There/Chicago Theatre-Opera/Through June 6
*That Hopey Changey Thing/TimeLine Theatre Company/Through April 18
*Thérèse Raquin/Chicago Opera Theater/Through February 28
these saints will burn/The Plagiarists/Through April 18
*Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight/Windy City Playhouse/Through October 4
*This House Believes the American Dream is at the Expense of the American Negro/Oracle Theatre/Through September 19
*This Is Modern Art/Steppenwolf Theatre for Young Adults/Through March 14
*Three Sisters/The Hypocrites/Through June 6
*Title and Deed/Lookingglass Theatre/Through May 3
*[title of show]/Brown Paper Box Co./Through August 16
*Titus Andronicus/Babes With Blades Theatre Company/Through April 4
The Titus Andronicus Project/The Home for Wayward Artists/Through July 30
*Today We Escape/Tympanic Theatre Company/Through April 4
Top Girls/The Arc Theatre/Through February 8
*Tosca/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through March 14
Traces/Feast Productions/Through March 28
Track 13/Free Street Theater/Through October 23
*Travesties/Remy Bumppo Theatre Company/Through May 3
*Trouble in Tahiti/Chicago Fringe Opera/Through March 21
*Trust Us/Screw You/The Neo-Futurists/Through
June 13 June 17
Twist Your Dickens, Or Scrooge You!/Goodman and Second City/Through January 3
*Twisted Melodies/Congo Square Theatre/Through June 14
The Two Gentlemen of Verona/Oak Park Festival Theatre/Through August 22
*Two Trains Running/The Goodman Theatre/Through April 19
The Universal Wolf/Trap Door Theatre/Through September 26
Unspeakable/Broadway in Chicago/Through October 25
*The Upstairs Concierge/The Goodman Theatre/Through April 26
*Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike/The Goodman Theatre/Through
July 26 August 2
*The Venetian Twins/Piccolo Theatre/Through May 9
Victor/Victoria/NightBlue Performing Arts Company/Through October 10
*Voyage/Cock and Bull Theatre/Through August 1
*Waiting for Godot/Court Theatre/Through February 15
*West Side Story/Drury Lane Theatre/Through March 29
*Whatever/the side project/Through
August 9 August 23
White Guy on the Bus/Northlight Theatre/Through February 28
*The White Road/Irish Theatre of Chicago/Through June 13
The Who & The What/Victory Gardens Theater/Through July 12
The Wild Duck/Halcyon Theatre/Through June 14
*With Love and a Major Organ/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through October 14
*The Woman Before/Trap Door Theatre/Through June 13
A Work of Art/Chicago Dramatists/Through July 19
*Yankee Tavern/American Blues Theater/Through March 22
Yellow Eyes/Visión Latino Theatre Company/Through September 20
Reviews from 2014
*The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee/Drury Lane Theatre/Through August 17
*5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche/Chicago Commercial Collective/Through
June 8 June 29
Agreed Upon Fictions/16th Street Theater/Through
October 25 November 2
*Ain't Misbehavin'/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through March 16
*Alice/Upended Productions/Through November 2
Alice Invents a Little Game and Alice Always Wins/Forget Me Not Theatre Company/Through October 5
*All My Sons/Raven Theatre/Through November 15
Amadeus/BoHo Theatre/Through March 16
*American Myth/American Blues Theater/Through March 30
*Animal Farm/Steppenwolf For Young Audiences/Through
November 14 November 16
*The Arsonists/Strawdog Theatre/Through September 27
Asskicking Amazons/Chicago Mammals/Through March 22
*Assistance/LiveWire Chicago Theatre/Through March 16
*Attack at Bikini Werewolf Beach Part II/Robot vs. Dinosaur/Through May 25
*Audience Annihilated Part 2: Gold Star Sticker/Dream Theatre Company/Through November 2
*Avenue Q/Mercury Theater/Through
June 29 July 27 October 26
The Barber of Seville/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through February 27
*Bellboys, Bears, and Baggage/Redmoon/Through June 8
*Bethany/Gift Theatre/Through November 23
*Both Your Houses/Remy Bumppo/Through November 9
*Brahman/i: A One-Hijra Stand-Up Comedy Show/About Face Theatre and Silk Road Rising/Through
April 27 May 4
*Brigadoon/Goodman Theatre/Through August 17
*Burning Bluebeard/The Ruffians/Closed January 5
*Buzzer/Goodman Theatre/Through March 9
Cabaret/Marriott Theatre/Through March 16
*Capriccio/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through October 28
Carrie: The Musical/Bailiwick Chicago/Through July 12
*Chapatti/Northlight Theatre/Through April 13
*Charles Ives, Take Me Home/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through June 21
Checking Boxes/About Face Theatre Youth Ensemble/Through August 1
Chicago/Broadway in Chicago/Through March 2
*Chicago's Golden Soul (A 60's Revue)/Black Ensemble Theater/Through March 29
*A Christmas Carol/Drury Lane Theatre for Young Adults/Through December 23
*A Christmas Carol/Goodman Theatre/Through December 28
*A Christmas Carol: An Evening of Dickensian Delights/Dream Theatre Company/Through December 21
*Christmas on the Air/Provision Theater/Through December 28
*The Christmas Schooner/Mercury Theater/Through December 28
Cicada/Route 66 Theatre Company/Through May 25
Cirque Dreams: Holidaze/Cirque Dreams/Through December 21
*The City Life Supplement/Bootstraps Comedy/Through May 31
Clemente: The Legend of 21/NightBlue Performing Arts Company/Through September 14
*A Clown Car Named Desire/Second City e.t.c./Open Run
*Cock/Profiles Theatre/
April 6 June 29
*Coraline/Black Button Eyes Productions/Through September 6
*The Coward/Stage Left Theatre/Through October 5
*Crime and Punishment/Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company/Through March 16
Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake)/Jackalope Theatre Company/Through December 20
*The Cryptogram/Profiles Theatre/Through
November 16 December 6
*The Dance of Death/Writers Theatre/Through
July 20 August 3
*Darlin'/Step Up Productions/Through April 13
*Days Like Today/Writers Theatre/Through
July 13 July 27
Dead Accounts/Step Up Productions/Through November 2
Death and the Maiden/Victory Gardens Theater/Through July 20
Death Tax/Lookingglass/Through October 12
*Depraved New World/Second City Main Stage/Open Run
*Die Fledermaus/Lyric Opera/Through January 18
*Don Giovanni/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through October 29
*Dorian/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through May 18
*The Downpour/Route 66 Theatre Company/Through
October 12 October 19
*Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical/MSG Entertainment/Through November 29
*The Earliest Known Photo of Men Drinking Beer/Drinking & Writing/Through April 12
*Eat Your Heart Out/Rivendell Theatre Ensemble/Through June 28
Ecstasy/Cole Theatre/Through September 28
*The Emperor of Atlantis & The Clever One/Chicago Opera Theatre/Through June 8
*Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live/Broadway in Chicago/Through March 30
*Evil Dead – The Musical/Broadway in Chicago/Through October 12
The Frozen on the Square (1982)/Akvavit Theatre/Through November 9
*The Game's Afoot/Drury Lane Theatre/Through October 19
Ghost Bike/Buzz22 Chicago/Through April 6
Gidion's Knot/Profiles Theatre/Through March 9
The Gin Game/Rebekah Theatre Project/Through May 31
*God's Work/Albany Park Theater Project/Through April 19
*Godspell/Marriott Theatre/Through August 10
*Golden Boy/Griffin Theatre Company/Through April 6
*The Golden Dragon/Sideshow Theatre Company/Through February 23
*The Goldfish Project: Procreation/The New Colony/Through October 11
*The Gospel of Lovingkindness/Victory Gardens Theater/Through March 30
*Great Expectations/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through December 20
The Great God Pan/Next Theatre Company/Through May 11
*Grounded/American Blues Theater/Through July 13
*The Guide to Being Single/Underscore Theatre Company/Through December 7
*The Gun Show/16th Street Theater/Through
August 2 August 9
*hamlet is dead. no gravity/Red Tape Theatre/Through February 22
*Hank Williams: Lost Highway/American Blues Theater/Through
August 31 September 28
*Happy Days/Theatre Y/Through November 23
The Haunting of Hill House/City Lit Theater/Through May 11
*Hedda Gabler/Writers Theatre/Through
March 16 April 6
*Hellish Half-Light: Shorter Plays of Samuel Beckett/Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company/Through August 30
Hello, Dolly!/Drury Lane Theatre/Closed January 5
Hello Failure/the side project/Through July 6
*Hit the Wall/Chicago Commercial Collective/Through
June 29 May 25
*Holiday Bizarre/Foiled Again/Through December 20
*Holiday Spectacular/Kiss Kiss Cabaret/Through December 19
HoliDaze/Step Up Productions/Through December 21
*Holmes and Watson/City Lit Theater/Through December 14
*The How and the Why/TimeLine Theatre/Through April 6
*How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through June 1
The Hundred Flowers Project/Silk Road Rising/Through November 23
*Il Trovatore/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through November 29
Improvised Twilight Zone/The Annoyance Theatre/Through December 27
*In the Garden: A Darwinian Love Story/Lookingglass Theatre/Through
June 15 June 29
*Intimate Apparel/Eclipse Theatre Company/Through August 24
*Into the Woods/The Hypocrites/Through April 5
*Ionesco Suite/Theatre de la Ville at Chicago Shakespeare/Through October 19
*Iphigenia in Aulis/Court Theatre/Through December 7
*Isaac's Eye/Writers Theatre/Through
December 7 December 21
*It's a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago!/American Blues Theater/Through December 28
It's A Wonderful Santaland Miracle Nut-Cracking Christmas Story… Jews Welcome/Stage 773/Through December 28
*It's All-Right to Have a Good Time: The Story of Curtis Mayfield/Black Ensemble Theater/Through
December 29 March 30
*It's Christmas Goddamnit!/The Annoyance Theatre/Through December 27
*Jack Lemmon Returns/Royal George Theatre/
June 25 July 20
JACOB/Provision Theater Company/Through June 15
The Jewels/TUTA Theatre/Through April 27
*John Doe/Trap Door Theatre/Through October 25
*The Killing of Michael X/Jackalope Theatre Company/Through April 13
*King Hedley II/Congo Square Theatre Company/Through April 6
King Lear/Chicago Shakespeare/Through November 9
*A Klingon Christmas Carol/Commedia Beauregard/Through December 21
*A Kurt Weill Cabaret/Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre/Through October 19
*La clemenza di Tito/Lyric Opera/Through March 23
*The Last Ship/Broadway in Chicago/Through July 13
Lay Me Down Softly/Seanachai Theatre Company/Through May 25
*Les Parents Terribles/The Artistic Home/Through April 13
*Let Me Down Easy/American Theater Company/Through October 10
Let Them Eat Chaos/Second City/Open Run
*The Lieutenant of Inishmore/AstonRep Theatre Company/Through November 23
*The Little Prince/Lookingglass Theatre/Through
February 23 March 16
*Lost in Yonkers/Northlight Theatre/Through June 8
*Love and Understanding/Redtwist Theatre/Through March 24
Love Me, Tinder/The Public House Theater/Through June 28
*Love Tapes/The Inconvenience/Through July 5
*Luna Gale/Goodman Theatre/Through February 23
*Lyle Finds His Mother/Lifeline Theatre/Through April 27
*M. Butterfly/Court Theatre/Through June 8
*Macbeth/Chicago Opera Theater/Through September 21
Madama Butterfly/Lyric Opera/Through January 26
*The Magical Exploding Boy and the Invisible Circus/The Actors Gymnasium/Through March 23
*The Mandrake/Commedia Beauregard/Through February 9
*The Marvelous Marvelettes/Black Ensemble Theater/Through September 7
*Medea/Dream Theatre Company/Through September 14
*Men Should Weep/Griffin Theatre Company/Through August 10
*Mercy Strain/American Theater Company/Through November 9
The Merry Widow/Light Opera Works/Through December 31
The Merry Wives of Windsor/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through January 19
*The Merry Wives of Windsor/First Folio Theatre/Through August 10
*Methtacular!/About Face Theatre/Through September 28
*The Midnight City/Firecat Projects at Steppenwolf Garage/Through
October 19 October 26
*A Midsummer Night's Dream/Piccolo Theatre/Through May 3
*The Mighty Ted/MCL Chicago/Through November 16
*Mill Fire/Shattered Globe Theatre/Through June 7
*Mishap!/Akvavit Theatre/Through March 23
*Miss Marx: Or the Involuntary Side Effect of Living/Strawdog Theatre Company/Through March 29
Mnemonic by Complicite/Red Tape Theatre/Through October 5
*Monstrous Regiment/Lifeline Theatre/Through July 20
Motown the Musical/Broadway in Chicago/Through August 9
The Mousetrap/Northlight Theatre/Through December 14
Mr. Shaw Goes to Hollywood/MadKap Productions/Through February 16
*Much Ado About Nothing/Midsommer Flight/Through August 24
*Mud Blue Sky/A Red Orchid Theatre/Through
May 25 June 29
Mud, River, Stone/Eclipse Theatre Company/Through December 14
*A Musical Tribute to the Andrews Sisters/Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre/Through July 27
*My First Time/Broken Nose Theatre/Through
August 29 September 26 December 19
*Native Son/Court Theatre and American Blues Theater/Through October 19
*A Nativity Story: More Than a Miracle/Congo Square Theatre/Through December 28
*The Next Thing/Signal Ensemble Theatre/Through June 7
*The Night Alive/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through November 16
*The Nutcracker/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through December 28
*Old Jews Telling Jokes/The Royal George Theatre/Through
February 16 March 30
*On the Town/Marriott Theatre/Through October 12
One Day When We Are All Robots/Chicago Slam Works House Ensemble/Through September 5
One Hit Wonders/Black Ensemble Theater/Through June 29
Option Up!/Stage 773/Through May 11
The Oregon Tail Burlesque: You Have Died of Sexy/Gorilla Tango Burlesque/Through April 11
Orville and Wilbur Did It!/The New Colony/Through July 20
*Othello/The Gift Theatre/Through August 24
*Our Class/Remy Bumppo/Through May 11
Our Country's Good/Shattered Globe Theatre/Through February 22
*Our Holiday Stories/16th Street Theater/Through December 13
*Out of Disorder/Greenhouse Theater/Through November 9
*Owners/Interrobang Theatre Project/Through November 2
*Parade/BoHo Theatre/Through November 16
Partners/LiveWire Chicago Theatre/Through July 20
*Passion/Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre/Through April 27
*Period Piece/The Playground Theater/Through March 21
Peter and the Starcatcher/Broadway in Chicago/Through April 13
*The Phantom of the Opera/Broadway in Chicago/Through March 2
Piano Diaries/Salt Muse, Inc./Through July 6
*Pinkolandia/16th Street Theater/Through May 10
The Pitchfork Disney/Interrobang Theatre Project/Through March 2
*A Place in the Woods/The Fine Print Theatre Company/Through May 4
Plainsong/Signal Theatre Ensemble/Through March 8
The Planetary Defense Force In: Crisis on Planet Earth/Public House Theatre/Through March 27
*Playboy of the Western World/Raven Theatre/Through April 5
*Porch Play/Theatre Momentum/Through March 8
*Porgy and Bess/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through December 20
*The President/Oracle Theatre/May 31
*Principal Principle/Stage Left Theatre and Theatre Seven of Chicago/Through August 18
*Pseudo-Chum/The Neo-Futurists/Through November 29
*A Q Brothers' Christmas Carol/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Through December 31
*The Qualms/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through August 31
*Queenie Pie/Chicago Opera Theater/Through
March 5 March 23
*The Rape of Lucretia/Chicago Fringe Opera/Through November 24
*The Raven and the Messenger/The Annoyance Theatre/Through August 22
Reasons to Be Happy/Profiles Theatre/Through October 12
*Rest/Victory Gardens Theater/Through October 12
*Road Show/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/May 4
*Romulus/Oracle Theatre/Through November 22
*The Roper/The Den Theatre/Through April 13
*Rose and the Rime/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through March 23
*Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer the Musical/Broadway in Chicago/Closed January 5
Russian Transport/Steppenwolf/Through May 11
*Sandalwood/Tympanic Theatre Company and the side project/Through April 20
*The Seafarer/Seanachai Theatre Company/Closed
January 5 February 1
*Season On The Line/The House Theatre of Chicago/Through October 26
*Second City's Holidazed and Confused/Second City/Through December 31
*Seven Guitars/Court Theatre/Through February 16
*Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England/Theater Wit/Through
April 27 May 17
The Shadow Over Innsmouth/WildClaw Theatre/Through January 26
A Small Fire/Steep Theatre/Through August 16
*Smokefall/Goodman Theatre/Through October 26
Solstice/A Red Orchid Theatre/Through February 23
*Songs From An Unmade Bed/Pride Film & Plays/Through April 27
*Sons of the Prophet/American Theater Company/Through March 9
*The Sound of Music/Lyric Opera of Chicago/Through May 25
Stoop Time/You&Me Productions/Through August 10
Strandline/A Red Orchid Theatre/Through December 7
*strangers, babies/The Steep Theatre/Through March 1
*Stupid Fucking Bird/Sideshow Theatre Company/Through September 21
*The Submission/Pride Films and Plays/Through November 25
Sweeney Todd/Porchlight Music Theatre/Through November 16
*Sweet Smell of Success/Kokandy Productions/Through February 2
Table Manners/The Public House Theatre/Through May 28
*A Tale of Two Cities/Lifeline Theatre/Through April 6
*Tamer of Horses/Teatro Vista/Through December 14
*The Tennessee Williams Project/The Hypocrites/Through March 2
The Testament of Mary/Victory Gardens Theater/Through December 14
*That's Weird, Grandma/Barrel of Monkeys/Through September 1
*Thinner Than Water/The Gift Theatre/Through May 25
This is Not a Cure for Cancer/Collaboraction/Through March 30
*This Is Our Youth/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Through July 27
*Titanic/Griffin Theatre Company/Through December 7
Tom Jones/Northlight Theatre/Through February 23
February 9 February 15
Tyrant/Sideshow Theatre Company/Through June 29
*The Vandal/Steep Theatre Company/Through November 8
*The Velveteen Rabbit/Lifeline Theatre/Through
November 23 December 7
*Venus in Fur/Goodman Theatre/Through April 13
*Vieux Carre/Raven Theatre/Through June 28
*A View From the Bridge/Teatro Vista/Through May 18
Vision Quest/Ray BradGary/Through June 23
*Water by the Spoonful/Court Theatre/Through April 6
*The Way West/Steppenwolf/Through June 8
*We Three Lizas/About Face Theatre/Closed January 5
The Whaleship Essex/Shattered Globe Theatre/Through October 11
*What the Tour Guide Didn't Tell You: A Chicago Revue/UP Comedy Club/Through January 14
What to Listen For/the side project/Through July 6
The White Snake/Goodman Theatre/Through June 8
*The Wild Party/Bailiwick Chicago/Through November 2
*Wit/AstonRep Theatre Company/Through June 7
Women At War/Rivendell Theatre Ensemble/Through December 6
*The World of Extreme Happiness/Goodman Theatre/Through October 12
*Young Frankenstein/Drury Lane Theatre/ Through March 16
Reviews from 2013
*12 Nights/The Hypocrites/Closed October 6
*All Girl Frankenstein/The Chicago Mammals/Closed
November 30 December 14
*Appropriate/Victory Gardens/Closed
December 8 December 14
*Audience Annihilated Part Two: Gold Star Sticker/Dream Theatre Company/Closed November 3
*The Balcony/Trap Door Theatre/Closed October 12
*The Birds/Hell in a Handbag Productions/Closed September 15
*Blood on the Cat's Neck/Trap Door Theatre/Closed December 28
Bo Thomas and the Case of the Sky Pirates/Babes with Blades Theatre Company/Closed September 21
The Book of Spectres/Grey Ghost Theatre/Closed October 20
*Broadsword/The Gift Theatre/Closed November 24
*Compulsion/Next Theatre Company/Closed November 17
Conversations on a Homecoming/Strawdog Theatre Company/Closed September 28
*The Crownless King/The House Theatre of Chicago/Closed October 20
Cyrano de Bergerac/Chicago Shakespeare Theater/Closed November 10
The Dead Prince/The Strange Tree Group/Closed December 22
Directions for Restoring the Apparently Dead/Pride Films and Plays/Closed November 10
Double Trouble/Porchlight Musical Theatre/Closed October 6
The Dumb Waiter/Proud Kate Theatre Project/Closed September 1
*Elegy/The Elegy Project/Closed December 1
*Flea Market: An Evening with Mark Kelly Smith/Raven Theatre/Closed November 24
*Great Expectations/Strawdog Theatre Company/
December 14 December 22
*Hank Williams: Lost Highway/American Blues Theater/Closed
October 6 October 12
Heist Play/The Ruckus Theater/Closed November 10
*An Iliad/Court Theatre/Closed December 15
*In God's Hat/Profiles Theatre/Closed October 13
*Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey/Remy Bumppo/Closed November 10
*Kate and Sam Are Not Breaking Up/The New Colony/Closed
December 14 December 15
*King John/Linchpin Theatre/Closed November 11
King Ubu/The Plagiarists/Closed September 28
The Lockout/Six Hours Short/Closed September 15
*La traviata/Lyric Opera/Closed December 20
*The Life and Death of Madam Barker/Red Tape Theatre/Closed November 10
*Lord of the Flies/Steppenwolf for Young Audiences/Closed November 15
*To Master the Art/Chicago Commercial Collective/Closed October 20
*The Mikado/The Hypocrites at Steppenwolf Garage/Closed December 29
*Monroe/The Public House Theatre/Closed
October 4 October 26
*The Mountaintop/Court Theatre/Closed October 13
Musical of the Living Dead/The Cowardly Scarecrow Theatre Company/Closed November 9
*Mythical Proportions/Theater Wit/Closed September 22
The Nerd/Black Fox Theatre/Closed September 1
*Next to Normal/Drury Lane Theatre/Closed October 6
*The Normal Heart/TimeLine Theatre Company/Closed
December 22 December 29
The North China Lover/Lookingglass Theatre Company/Closed November 10
*The Old Man and the Old Moon/PigPen Theatre Co./Closed
November 10 December 1
Once/Broadway in Chicago/Closed October 27
*Otello/Lyric Opera/Closed November 2
*Parsifal/Lyric Opera/Closed November 29
*Pullman Porter Blues/Goodman Theatre/Closed October 20
*Smokefall/Goodman Theatre/Closed November 3
*The Sovereign Statement/The Neo-Futurists/Closed
November 23 December 14
*Sweet Child of Mine/The Neo-Futurists and The Last Tuesday Society/Closed September 21
*Terminus/Interrobang Theatre Project/Closed October 6
*This is War/Signal Ensemble Theatre/Closed September 28
Unwilling and Hostile Instruments: 100 Years of Extraordinary Chicago Women/Theatre Seven of Chicago/Closed October 27
Warped/Stage Left Theatre/Closed October 6
*The Water's Edge/AstonRep Theatre Company/Closed October 26
*The Wheel/Steppenwolf Theatre Company/Closed November 10
*Wicked/Broadway in Chicago/Through December 21
Wrecks/Profiles Theatre/Closed November 17


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Where do we begin. The shopping season is either coming to a close for some of you or others are just now starting to have a freak out. Don't fret- Below I'll give you 12 recommendations to make your life easier. Pictures of the most popular included. Even thought it might be getting close to that cut off deadline for monogrammed items or personalized barrel heads………There is always New YEARS 🙂
Men, Women, Children, Pets- No matter who you are shopping for we can recommend the perfect gift. Is it Bourbon socks and a tie for your father, brother, or husband? Maybe sweatshirts and hats for your little ones. For the home decorator in your life (wife, sister, mother)- Pillows, Frames, Stemware, Candles will always do the trick. We even have UK jerseys, dog bowls, and toys for your pets. Enjoy shopping, find the best deals, and here's to you finishing up your list!


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Whos dating who dan cook
In the last year alone the book was made available on Amazon and in many high street online and offline stores and is mainly sold outside of the site these days.The book also went onto the kindle and is hopefully due on very soon, making it easier for people in the U. The app was also created in different versions and has been very well received.Anyway on to today's post: Many people ask me what they should do to eliminate their anxiety or how do I get rid of this particular symptom?I was one of those people who went over and over things, trying to find a solution to the way I felt, constantly trying to stop myself feeling this way.Yet this is what most people attempt to do and just end up more entrenched in the habit.I say the opposite and tell people to feel it, to go towards it, do nothing to try to get rid of it.
Go out and live your life, uncomfortable or not, take all your insecurities with you and feel it all at will.
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I do need help as every year things take off more and more.
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The Cabin Fire is located in the Golden Trout Wilderness in the Sequoia National Forest. For the week of August 10 through August 14, crews will continue to patrol and monitor for hot areas. Areas that pose a threat to the line will be extinguished. Firefighters have completed the needed fireline utilizing Minimum Impact Suppression Tactics (MIST). The northern portion of the perimeter uses the Lion Fire (2011) as the confinement line. No active ground suppression is needed along this portion of the perimeter due to sparse fuels.
Firefighters used natural barriers such as rock outcroppings, open areas of sparse fuels, and water courses where available to confine the fire. These activities are consistent with the direction provided in the Wilderness Act of 1964. All contingency planning in nearby communities with cooperative agencies is completed.
A local Incident Management Type 3 Team (Villa) is assuming command of the fire on August 10th at 6 pm.
Sequoia National Forest Closure: The western portion of the Golden Trout Wilderness west of Trail 33E01 is closed but Trail 33E01 is open from Lewis Camp to Kern Canyon Station. A map of the closure area can be found on the Sequoia National Forest website http://www.fs.usda.gov/sequoia
For information on the Rough Fire, please call 559-269-2259.


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Todays images are of the Corona Extra Wakeboard Tour taken on 29 July 2012. The 'Corona Extra Wakeboard Tour' took place on the Boulevard in a 52 x 12 metre water tank, participants are pulled along the length of the tank by a high speed winch. Professional riders compete in two competitions, slider and kicker. There are also opportunities for wakeboard novices to … [Read more...]
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What's the best way for an Outlook user to keep work and personal tasks and calendars separate?
edited May 2012 in TRO General Discussion
I don't want my personal stuff to appear on my work computer because I want to keep my personal business, well, personal. I have a personal laptop, a work desktop, and a windows slate tablet that I hope to use to bridge both worlds. I can configure Outlook on the tablet to access my work account, and would like to use it in place of a paper notebook. It's small enough to fit in my purse, and the handwriting recognition is fantastic. What are the best tools, set up and approach to use in this situation? I've purchased online training, and I'm in the process of setting up all of the work related stuff on the work computer, but I don't want to let the personal stuff to lag.
Elaine,You can have separate email accounts for work and personal, just remember that this means you have another collection point (personal email) to process on your personal time.Using the tablet + handwriting recognition is excellent for a notebook as long as the table powers on to the handwriting page quickly (5 seconds or less).Caution: Using two different tools for personal tasks and work tasks might be difficult to manage. Better is usually to keep it all in one task list and use Major Contexts to divide out life areas as TRO Training shows you.Sounds like Outlook works for you as a work task manager/email/calendar. If work uses Exchange server, consider keeping work tasks in a Tasks folder in your Exchange Mailbox folder (.OST file) and your personal tasks in a separate Tasks folder on your hard drive only (.PST file). Drawback: personal tasks will only be available on one computer.Or you could use a personal app like GetItDone or Toodledo on the tablet for your personal tasks and Outlook for work, but see the caution above.


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With a Default Judgment a debt collector can freeze your bank accounts and take money out, garnish your wages, and put a lien on any property you have. In Illinois they can also charge 9% interest until the full amount is paid. Debt collectors count on a Default Judgment since 90% of people don't show up in court and have a Default Judgment entered against them.
A Default Judgment could be entered against you. A Default Judgment means the case is over, the debt collector wins.
In Cook County, collection lawsuit trials are either in front of a judge (bench trial) or with a jury or your peers.
An Appearance is a document you file with the court to let it know you are going to participate in the lawsuit. You file the Appearance after you've been served with a lawsuit before the Appearance Date or Return Date deadline. You have an option of making a Jury Demand which we almost always recommend doing.
No. This is probably the most common misunderstanding about a lawsuit. The Appearance Date or Return Date is a deadline to file an Appearance and Jury Demand. It is not a court date and you don't have to go to court.


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List of places named for James K. Polk
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This is a list of places named for James K. Polk, 11th president of the United States 1845–49 during the Mexican–American War.:
- Polk County, Arkansas
- Polk County, Florida
- Polk County, Georgia
- Polk County, Iowa
- Polk County, Minnesota
- Polk County, Nebraska
- Polk County, Oregon
- Polk County, Tennessee
- Polk County, Texas
- Polk County, Wisconsin
Polk County, Missouri, was named after Ezekiel Polk, President Polk's grandfather. Polk County, North Carolina, was named after Col. William Polk, President Polk's first cousin, once removed, who fought in the American Revolutionary War.
University locations
- Polk Place, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Polk Street, San Francisco
- James K. Polk Elementary School, a public elementary school for grades K-5 in Alexandria, Virginia
- James K. Polk Elementary School, a public elementary school for grades K-6 in Fresno, California
- "James K. Polk" is the title of a song by They Might Be Giants, on their album Factory Showroom.
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I hate to sit idly while using the computer or watching the television so, if my hands are free, I often exercise with a hand grip. It's good for hand and forearm strength apparently. Yesterday I squeezed so hard that it shattered in my hand.
Just call me Hercules, Hercules Fearns (that sounded better in my head).