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Dallas >Food & Dining > Amuse Restaurant
1326 S Lamar St, Dallas, TX | Directions 7521532.768004 -96.795750
Mon. - Sat. 11am - 10pm;Sun. CLOSED
Neighborhoods: Cedar Crest
On our last visit to Dallas, a local recommended Amuse. We tried it and had a thoroughly enjoyable meal and evening. The menu selection was more than adequate with a nice wine list. Our server was attentive and answered all our questions. Parking was convenient and secure. We now urge friends visiting Dallas to give it a try because Amuse offers an outstanding meal at a reasonable price.
Quite frankly, Amuse Restaurant and Lounge changed my life. – Okay... So maybe that is pushing it a little but the food here will make you see heavenly visions. Not so much in that psychodelic mushroom sort of a way, but more like in a "Robert Tilton put your hand on the screen and pray with me" kind of way. I have been to Amuse a good number of times since they opened last year and I have yet to find something I did not enjoy. My favorite is the Lamb Shank. We are talking Fred Flintstone sized bone-in shank that is tender, juicy, and melts in your mouth with a perfect touch of mediterranean spices. This thing is bigger than Barry Bonds' head but I am sure it tastes much better. It comes with a cous-cous laced with almonds and golden rasins along with tangine spiced veggies. Do yourself a favor and take some of this home with you to make cold lamb sandwiches for lunch. That way you will be able to enjoy an appetizer of Mussles in a Chorizo and White Wine broth, an Endive Salad with crunchy walnuts and dried apples, and a S'mores Fondue for dessert. Guys, order the S'mores because it will seal the deal, if you know what I mean... Homemade graham crackers dusted with powedered sugar served with a bowl full of rich, sweet, thick chocolate sauce that is then topped with marshmallow cream. Then they take fire to this thing and toast the marshmallow. None of this can even be thought about without booze. Of course, I can't roll out of bed without booze. I kid. Anyway, it's the first thing any waiter asks you when he get's to the table. What can I bring you to drink? The answer has to be the Strawberry Basil Mojito. This place loves their mojitos as well they should because they make you want to apologize to everyone you have even wronged in your life. The Strawberry Basil is made with fresh strawberries, mint, basil, Ten Cane Rum, and ginger ale. That is great to get you started but when that Lamb Shank arrives you will want to get a bottle of Broquel Malbec to pair with. I once was lost and now I am found... at Amuse
great brunch, fun lunch and favorite Tuesday Night 1/2 Price Burgers – My first experience was at brunch on my birthday December 2006. I always wanted to order steak and eggs at some point in life. It always sounds good on TV. I loved it perfect steak and they actually listened when I said well done. eggs over easy and a non alcoholic bloody mary. The waiter made me the perfect blend eventhough i could have made my own. The portion was so big I took half home with me. My second experience was for dinner we ordered the ceaser tacos as appetizers. This is their signature dish, as we were crunching and munching the table catty-cornered to us ordered them as well. This set off a domino effect. The table behind us got them and the table three down from us as well. They are yummy. Then we ordered our burgers. My friend had the blue chesse and I had the, well I made my own burger. I had bacon, cheddar cheese and bar-be-cue sauce. That was heavenly, and I am a burger a day kinda girl. I love burger night so much that i put it on myspace calendar. Yesterday I had lunch there. I don't usually eat that much for lunch so I ordored appetizer combo style. I had the ceasar tacos, salmon cones and salmon croquettes. Now I'm not a big fish eater but these were great. The best part was meeting the chef Jesse Gentile, he was very accommodating with my appetizer combo style ordering. I'm even thinking about having my rehearsal dinner there.
Great relaxed place – I love this place!! I feel like I can stop by anytime and get a bit to eat. It is not stuffy here and the staff is very knowledgeable about the food and the wine list. I love the fact they accomidate my vegetarian diet. The place makes me feel welcomed and relaxed. Parking is very easy as there is a lot right outside the door. I love to sit on the patio and look at downtown Dallas and sip and mojito which they make very very very well. I can bring anyone there and they love it.
If you want a resturant that is relaxed and has great food and service then this a must try. If you just want to stop by and get a little something then sit in the bar area and order from the tapas menu. The goat cheese tapas are my absolute favorite!
great hang out – I have to say I was quite impressed with this venue, even though it is not typically a place i would choose to go. My experiences at Amuse have been some of the best times i have had in a restaurant. The service was unparralled, the food was outstanding, and the atmosphere was right on the money. My favorite thing about this place was definately the staff, I have never been so welcomed in a place like I have here. The bartender made a great drink, my favorite is definately a manhattan, and the ones I reveive here are some of the best I have had. The waitstaff here is also some of the most attentive and friendly that I have come in contact with. My favorite dish at Amuse is definately the ahi tuna nicoise. It is perfectly rare and served with carmalized onion mashed potatoes, french beans, tomatoes, and olives. I highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys good food and good people because this place has the best of both.
I love this place – Amuse is one of my all time favorite restaurants. I ate there for the first time a year and a half ago and have been back every week since then. The atmosphere is hip, yet intimate and very comfortable. They have a large lounge area with different seating arrangements. It's a great place to meet friends after work and share a few tapas and cocktails. My favorite drink is their cherry limeade. It's like a Sonic cherry limeade, but with a kick. The staff is friendly and the service is great. I love everything on the menu that I've tried so far and I've tried a lot of different things. Their endive salad is fantastic. The candied walnuts and dried apples are the perfect finishing touch. Their gnocchi is the best I've ever had. It's light and not doughy at all. The sundried tomato baby mushroom cream sauce is out of this world. Their burger rocks and you can get it for half price every Tuesday along with $3 martinis. My favorite desserts are the beignets with chocolate sauce and the funnel cake. It's like the state fair version only better. They have plenty of free parking. It's located in an up and coming neighborhood, but I feel safe there even at night. I feel safer there than I do on Greenville Avenue or in Deep Ellum. I can't recommend this place enough, but don't take my word for it. Try it yourself.
Pretty good dinner ; Awesome Brunch – I've been to amuse once for dinner and drinks. They serve various types of tapas and over all they were pretty good. Their mojitos were passion fruit flavored, which I didn't like but my friends did. I really don't like that area of night, which is the South Side of Lamar. The new Dallas Police HQ is right next door but still, I'd just rather not venture out in that area at night which probably made me not very comfortable at dinner. As far as brunch goes, I would highly recommend it! Portions are good and they have a Turkey and Brie Cheese breakfast taco that was absolutely wonderful. They serve a type of olive oil baked pita bread at the table which is nice. If you and your brunch guests are of the drinking persuasion you'll like that they have $1 frozen regular and strawberry margaritas, bottomless mimosas for $7 and a bloody mary bar. The bloody mary bar is no where near as elaborate as Ozonas but it's fair. Service is fair. I've been there only three times and one time my party and I had to stand around before I flagged someone down to see if they'd be serving us. The other two times service was great.
Worst experience – To start the hostess that set us down acted really weired. We order our drinks and it took us about 30 min. to receive them. There was another table set of 10 people, given drinks and feed before we were able to order our food. The waiter was not attentive nor was he NICE. He acted as if he was working another job while serving a total of seven people on our table and we were disturbing him. In fact, when we wanted to pay, after being there for two hours, we had to give our money to another waiter to clear us out. The food was awful. The soup was cold. No one finished their plates and it wasn't because they were full.
Very unique flavor combos – Atmosphere - old school mod. Fun, busy, spaced well (although small), nice lounge area, very small bar.
Food - chicken soup was very nice blend of flavors - not overpowering or bland. Mussels appetizer was very good - the chorizo added surprising palate bender. Chicken fried portobello mushroom was excellent, not over-battered. BBQ Osso bucco was tender, flavorful and hearty served on bed of chorizo mashed potatos which are quite addictive - overall great entree. Smores dessert was just ok - Graham crackers were not crunchy enough and choclate sauce cooled very quickly. Only one entree was over $20, entrees were between $9 and $19. Wine list was organized by price, easy to read, priced affordably for a restaurant and had nice selections. Looking forward to a return visit to try other interesting menu options.
Late-night menu and Southside on Lamar location draw trendy downtown revelers. – In Short
Culinary wunderkind Doug Brown of Beyond the Box catering and takeout fame is behind this contemporary lounge and restaurant. A cool color palate of sky blue, celadon, blond wood, and brushed steel lends a mellow feel. Starters include shrimp shots spiked with tomato, avocado and horseradish. Bleu cheese fried chicken is served with brown sugar beans and apple slaw sides. Save room for warm beignets.
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TE/DE, Dwyer
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Rod Johnson
OL, American Heritage
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ATH, Port St. Lucie
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WR, Fort Pierce Central
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RB, Fort Pierce Central
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DE, Lake Worth
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OL, Centennial
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CB, Dwyer
Offer: WKU
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TE, American Heritage
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DL, Seminole Ridge
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RB, Atlantic
Offer: Arkansas State
Xavier Swinton
DB, American Heritage
Offer: BGSU
Kelvin Taylor
RB, Glades Day
Committed: Florida
Justin Williams
DB, Treasure Coast
Offers: FIU, Umass, South Carolina
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Illinois Lincoln Highway Interpretive Gazebo - DeKalb
The Illinois Lincoln Highway Coalition presents 16 Interpretive Gazebos along the Lincoln Highway, a 179-mile National Scenic Byway in Northern Illinois. The DeKalb gazebo offers a unique and interactive way for visitors to learn the significance of the highway in DeKalb while enjoying stories of the early Lincoln Highway and its other Illinois communities.
CITY: DeKalb
Lincoln Highway Interpretive Mural -- DeKalb
The Illinois Lincoln Highway Coalition has produced many Interpretive Murals along the Illinois Lincoln Highway National Scenic Byway and its corridor in northern Illinois. The DeKalb mural depicts the history, heritage, and events of the highway and its impact on DeKalb and the other communities along the Illinois route.
CITY: DeKalb
Gurler House
Bea Gurler was nine years old when her father George moved his family into the house in 1893. Her cousins, the children of her father's brother Henry, had been living since 1888 in the Ellwood Mansion. Everyone said it was magnificent. Bea's parents George and Zillah, evidently shared a taste in homes that favored the elegance of simplicity. It was the unimposing yet dignified structure on Pine Street–where the back door was always open. George and Henry Gurler were both prominent businessmen, and joint owners of a number of dairies. They quickly became world-famous and respected by many dairy farmers. Bea eventually made it a goal of hers to renovate The Gurler House to be the home that she once new and loved. The Gurler House hosts an annual Folk Music Festival every summer, where people are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the music. While you are at The Gurler House, make sure to take a walk through their beautiful garden.
CITY: DeKalb
Green Tree Golf Course
Our facilities include indoor meeting, banquet and reception facilities for small groups or up to 1,000 guests with full food and bar service. Our nine hole championship golf course is creative and challenging. The Executive Chip 'n Putt course is designed to be fun and flexible.Outdoor facilities include the Tikki Hut Bar and Grille, Orchard Picnic Area, mobile sound stage, horseshoe pits, bocce ball courts, badminton and volleyball sets, table tennis and card tables. We will provide children amusements per your request.We invite and will help you mix-and-match our facilities and services to come as close to, as is possible, pleasing each and every one of your guests – from golf outings to multi-activity fun-a-thons with something for everyone!
CITY: DeKalb
Prairie Pines Golf Course
Located 2 1/2 miles west of Annie Glidden Road on Route 38 in Dekalb, Illinois. The nine-hole, par 34 facility features a gently rolling course on 53 acres surrounded by farmland. Soothing views of pine trees and beautiful fields make the experience a pleasure and prevent worries about errant shots hitting homes nearby. Water features are promenant on holes number 2 and 3 and a meandering stream through the course provides ample challenge. Thinking of an outing or a family reunion? You can rent the whole facility at a reasonable price for a few hours or the whole day. Besides access to nine holes of golf and carts, "The Pines" offers fishing in their ponds, a large outdoor barbeque and plenty of space for horseshoes, volleyball, or bag games.
CITY: DeKalb
Fox Valley Ice Arena & Fitness Club
Year-round sports complex with 3 ice surfaces, full-service pro shop, full-service fitness club, and on-site restaurant. Also home of The Chicago Freeze Junior A Hockey Team.
CITY: Geneva
Settler's Hill Golf Course
This unique 18-hole course was built on the site of the old County Farm and Home; the dairy barn has been remodeled and is now used as a clubhouse. The course is 6,449 yards, par 72.
CITY: Geneva
Mill Creek Golf Club
This 18-hole championship golf course, featuring wildflowers and elevated tees, offers spectacular views of the Fox Valley region.
CITY: Geneva
Fabyan Japanese Garden
A tranquil oasis where history melds with nature and design. This historic garden affords the opportunity to experience the uniqueness of Japanese gardening and enjoy a moment of harmony with nature.
CITY: Geneva
Willowbrook Wildlife Center
DuPage's premier wildlife rehabilitation and educational facility. Over 90 species of injured native wild animals are on exhibit. Open daily. Donations encouraged.
CITY: Glen Ellyn
Holes & Knolls Miniature Golf Course & Clubhouse in Maryknoll Park
The perfect setting for business & pleasure. Holes & Knolls features two 18-hole miniature golf courses and a clubhouse in a 25-acre park setting. The course design incorporates cascading waterfalls & streams. The clubhouse is available for rent.
CITY: Glen Ellyn
Glen Ellyn Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Discover 300+ acres of fun: splash park, outdoor swimming, mini golf, tennis, sand volleyball, bocce ball, horseshoes, ice skating, fitness center, playgrounds, athletic fields, banquet facilities, special events and year-round programs for all ages!
CITY: Glen Ellyn
Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 88,000 sq. ft. multi-use facility: 40-yd. x 40-yd. indoor turf field; 3 basketball courts with wood floors; rock-climbing; Chicago Bulls/White Sox Training Academy batting cages; multi-lane running track; multi-purpose rooms; 7,000 sq. ft. fitness center.
CITY: Glen Ellyn
Glendale Lakes Golf Club
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 18-hole public golf course and golf shop. Restaurant open for lunch daily; Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for dinner. Meeting rooms and banquet facilities for up to 250.
CITY: Glendale Heights
Splash Station Waterpark
Railroad-themed, outdoor water park featuring a 6 person racing slide, body slides, tube slides, lazy river and zero depth pool.
CITY: Joliet
Bird Haven Greenhouse and Conservatory
Lord and Burnham designed this historic greenhouse featuring a tropical house, cacti room, show house and outdoor gardens.
CITY: Joliet
Forest Preserve District of Will County
Biking and running trails, bird watching, camping, cross-country skiing, sledding, outdoor ice skating, canoeing and rafting and fishing. The district office provides all information on preserves and issues picnic permits.
CITY: Joliet
CPX Sports
A 143-acre extreme sports park featuring paintball, mountain bike trails, skate park and monthly airsoft games. Available for open or private play year round. Visit www.cpxsports.com or call 815/726-2800 for more info.
CITY: Joliet
Empress RV Resort
Twelve-acre RV resort. Good Sam club.
CITY: Joliet
Inwood Ice Arena
Open public skating. Skate rental and concessions.
CITY: Joliet
Race View Farms RV Camping
RV, camper and car parking during major races at Chicagoland speedway and at Rte. 66 Raceway.
CITY: Joliet
Martin Campground
Overnight and long-term RV parking.
CITY: Joliet
Woodruff Golf Course
Opened in 1921, Woodruff is an 18-hole sporty course with hilly terrain and a clubhouse.
CITY: Joliet
Wedgewood Golf Course
This 18-hole golf course is known for its hilly terrain, and features a clubhouse.
CITY: Joliet
Inwood Golf Course
Inwood offers a lighted range, pro shop and concessions.
CITY: Joliet
Inwood Park
Inwood Park is located southwest of Provena Saint Joseph Medical Center. The park has tennis courts, fitness trails, a playground and picnic area. Horseshoes and bocce ball are also on the grounds.
CITY: Joliet
Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park
On historic Bluff Street along the waterway in downtown Joliet, this park features free summer concerts, lush grounds, outdoor bandshell and indoor theatre. Office hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm and Friday 8:00 am - 12:00 noon.
CITY: Joliet
Haunted Trails Restaurant & Entertainment Park
Perfect setting to raise your spirits! 14 acre park offers 3 go kart tracks, two 18-hole mini golf courses, batting cages, laser tag arena, rides, 100+ games, restaurant w/ private dining room plus private 5 acre picnic grove for company picnics and groups up to 2,000.
CITY: Joliet
Camp Sagawau
Forest Preserve District of Cook County's Camp Sagawau is an environmental education center established to promote the study of nature. Call for program schedule.
CITY: Lemont
Nature Education & Ski Center
This environmental education and cross country ski center is dedicated to educating the public while protecting and restoring our natural environment.
CITY: Lemont
Camp Sagawau Environmental Education Center
Environment Education Center - offers cross country skiing in the winter.
CITY: Lemont
Cog Hill Golf and Country Club
The public is invited to play any of Cog Hill's four award-winning, 18-hole championship golf courses, including the world-famous Course #4, Dubsdread. Dubsdread was host to the PGA Tour's BMW Championship from 2009-2011.
CITY: Lemont
Ruffled Feathers Golf Club
Just 40 minutes from Chicago lies one of the area's premier golf courses. The only Illinois course designed by Pete Dye offers a world-class golf experience and outstanding banquets/weddings for our guests.
CITY: Lemont
The Morton Arboretum
Magnificent, 1,700-acre museum of trees and plants from around the world. Hiking trails, paved roads, restaurant, gift shop, open-air tram and handicapped accessible facilities. A perfect place to visit this fall.
CITY: Lisle
Cross-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing at The Morton Arboretum
Explore a winter wonderland at The Morton Arboretum, where you'll find 3.5 miles of groomed ski trails. Bring your own or rent a pair of snowshoes or cross-country skis (in children's and adult sizes). Ski trails are open when there are four or more inches of snow on the ground.
CITY: Lisle
Prairie Bluff Golf Club
This 18-hole championship course has a driving range and learning center.
CITY: Lockport
Volz Fieldhouse- Dellwood Park
CITY: Lockport
Siegel's Cottonwood Farms
Siegel's Cottoonwood Farm is an over 100 years old 4th Generation working family farm established in 1909. We offer Spring and Fall Educational Farm Tours. In the Spring and Summer the farm is open with a Garden Center featuring Bedding Plants, Veggie Plants, Shrubs, Trees, Hanging Baskets, Fresh Baked Pies, Jams and Jellies & much more. Starting in July the farm has Fresh Picked Xtra Sweet, Sweet Corn and other Farm Fresh Produce. Sweet Corn & Produce are also available at the Joliet and Shorewood roadside stands. Starting June 1st thru October the farm is available for company picnics, group outings, corporate events and fundraisers. Starting the 3rd Weekend of September the Annual Pumpkin Fest opens with "Affordable Fun on the Farm" with over 20 different attractions; among them a Petting Zoo, 10 Acre Zombie Cornfield Maze, Grain Train, Gem Mining, Train Rides and new attractions added every year, like this years Zombie Farm Paintball Ride. For the adults don't miss out on the #1 Voted Haunted House, Statesville Haunted Prison, Open the first weekend of October.
CITY: Lockport
Lincoln Landing
Dedicated on February 12, 2009, Lincoln Landing is Lockport's newest attraction. This park, located on the original Public Landing platted as a dock area by Canal Commissioners in 1836, features a unique bronze statue of a young Abraham Lincoln created by artist David Ostro. Interpretive signage through the park highlights the history of the I&M Canal, its impact on the Lockport community, and Lincoln's connections to both. This open-air museum is self-guiding, but is enhanced by a website with school lesson plans.
CITY: Lockport
Kuipers Family Farm
Kuipers Family Farm is a 230 acre entertainment farm. U-Pick Apple Orchard September thru October. Orchard Store is open thru Mid December offering apples, pasteurized apple cider, our famous cider donuts, home baked pies, cream & butter fudge & country gifts and goodies. Have we grown a challenge for you at The Amazing Maize Maze open weekends only thru October. U-Pick Pumpkin Farm Mid September thru October features Scarecrow Acres where customers can enjoy hay wagon and pony rides, the Haunted Forest, a petting corral and much more down-on-the-farm fun! U-Cut or precut Christmas Trees Nov. thru Mid Dec.
CITY: Maple Park
I&M Canal State Trail
Enjoy hiking, jogging, cross-country skiing, camping, snowmobiling, fishing, boating, canoeing and biking along the I&M Canal State Trail. This 61-mile recreational trail begins at Brandon Road in Rockdale and parallels the canal to LaSalle Peru.
CITY: Morris
Heidecke State Fish and Wildlife Area
State hunting, fishing, and wildlife refuge.
CITY: Morris
William G. Stratton State Park
Although only 613 acres in size along the Illinois River, this state park is widely used by boaters and anglers of northeastern Illinois. Launching ramps with docks serve boaters from the Illinois River Bridge in Morris.
CITY: Morris
Goose Lake Prairie State Natural Area
Largest tall grass prairie in Illinois. Big bluestem, Indian grass, and switchgrass thrive here, as do broad-leafed flowering plants known as forbs. Hiking and cross-country skiing.
CITY: Morris
Kayak Morris
Less than 1 hour from Chicago, Kayak Morris provides unique rentals, guided tours and lessons. Trips are approximately 2 hours in length. Kayak and canoe tours maintain a leisurely pace, making stops along the way to enjoy nature and to take a rest. For a faster pace try a specialty kayak or canoe tour. All kayak and canoe tours will be on the Illinois River, Mazon River or I&M canal. All tours include kayak or canoe, life vest, paddle, lesson, and safety briefing. Tours are kept small in size to maintain comfort and pacing, so make sure to reserve your place ahead of time.
CITY: Morris
Gebbhard Woods State Park
Hikers, campers, picnickers, and canoeists frequent this 30-acre site, making it one of the state's most popular state parks. Fishing, boating and bird watching are also popular activities. This picturesque park is bordered on the south by the Illinois & Michigan Canal and to the north by Nettle Creek which gently flows along the perimeter and through the park adding to its natural beauty and abundance of wildlife. Stately old trees including walnut, oak, ash, maple, sycamore, hawthorn and cottonwood provide ample shade throughout the park. In the spring, trillium, bluebell, white trout lily, violets, wild ginger, phlox, toothwort and spring beauties are just a sample of the wildflowers that can be enjoyed by park visitors.
CITY: Morris
Gebhard Woods State Park
Hikers, campers, picnickers, and canoeists frequent this 30-acre site, making it one of the state's most popular state parks. Fishing, boating and bird watching are also popular activities. This picturesque park is bordered on the south by the Illinois & Michigan Canal and to the north by Nettle Creek which gently flows along the perimeter and through the park adding to its natural beauty and abundance of wildlife. Stately old trees including walnut, oak, ash, maple, sycamore, hawthorn and cottonwood provide ample shade throughout the park. In the spring, trillium, bluebell, white trout lily, violets, wild ginger, phlox, toothwort and spring beauties are just a sample of the wildflowers that can be enjoyed by park visitors.
CITY: Morris
Waterfall Glen Hike
Waterfall Glen Hike in DuPage County is a nice, moderate hike. This trail wraps around Argonne National Laboratory and is 11.4 miles long. The main path consists of crushed limestone, but it is ok to take the side trails that are mowed grass or part of an abandoned railroad track. Most of the path is under a tree canopy. Marshes and swamps abound in this area so be sure to bring some insect repellent.
CITY: Morris
Odyssey Fun World
Out of this world family fun featuring a four-level exploration playland, tag team laser trek, interactive video/prize redemption/games and outdoor amusement park. Caters to groups.
CITY: Naperville


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Let's starting putting 2008 behind us and get onto 2009, and as if you didn't already know, this is going to be one active offseason for LA. We can only say for sure that we know who three starting pitchers (Billingsley, Kershaw, Kuroda) and four batters (Loney, Martin, Kemp, and Ethier) are going to be – and even that's subject to an unforeseen trade - so there's a lot of work to be done.
According to the most excellent Cot's Baseball Contracts (where I'm getting all of this payroll info from), the Dodgers payroll on Opening Day 2008 was $118.5 million, plus about $7.5 million for ex-Dodgers, making a total of roughly $126m. Coming off the books is about $54 million in Furcal, Lowe, Kent, Nomar, Penny, Saito, Beimel, and assorted lesser veterans.
So by my count, the Dodgers have about $72m committed to next year, although that's likely go up a bit with some arbitration raises to guys like Martin, Proctor, Ethier, and Broxton. It's always hard to tell exactly how that's going to go, so let's ballpark it at $80m. And yeah, the fact that $42.1m of it is going to Andruw Jones, Juan Pierre, and Jason Schmidt absolutely kills me. So were I to live out every fan's dream and be a GM, here's how I'd go about it. Let me just say, I know the numbers aren't going to be perfect here – for example the $80m figure is my best estimate based on the figures I could find, and that sounds about right. I'm sure it's off a few million either way, but it's close enough for these purposes. I haven't seen anything that says what the Dodgers are expecting their 2009 payroll to be, so I'm going to assume it'll be about the same, but with room for a slight bump based on all the extra income the postseason and Manny-mania brought in – so let's say up from $126m to $135m. For new contracts, I'm going to go with reasonable estimates. There's an excellent chance that what happens in reality won't really be near these, but since I'm not in the negotiating room, it's the best I can do. I'm also trying to backload a little bit because after 2009, Jones and Schmidt's awful deals are both off the books and that frees up huge amounts of cash.
One last disclaimer! This is what I would try to do, not what I think they will do. Basically, I'm going to try to figure out the best use of approximately $135 million, with $80m already committed and $55m free. Remember, with all of the other holes opening up (especially in the infield) that means you're only going to be able to sign Manny or an ace starting pitcher, not both, unless you really want to see an infield next year of Loney/Abreu/Hu/DeWitt.
1. Re-sign Manny Ramirez to a 3 year, $70 million contract ($19m/$25.5m/$25.5m)
How can you possibly let him go after what he did this year? You've never seen a Dodger hitter like this, simply because there's never been one. Besides, he brought in millions himself just in merchandise sales and all the postseason home games that never would have happened if he wasn't around. We all know that McCourt values PR above all else, and the fans would kill him if he allowed Manny to walk. That said, I wouldn't make sure to win at all costs; if some team decides to come along and blow up the market with a 4 or 5 year, $100+ million deal, then have a nice life, Manny (don't give me the 6 year BS that Scott Boras is selling. There's no prayer that happens). But I really don't see that happening, because if you look at the big three teams, it's possible that none will be in on the bidding. Clearly Boston won't be there, and the Mets and Yankees might each be more interested in pitching. Not to mention – and yes, I know, money trumps all – there's still the possibility that Manny decides he really would rather stay in a warm-weather, soft-media, heavily-Latino town where he's already a god rather than going back East to the media fishbowl. 3 for $70m still represents a nice raise on the 2 for $40m team options that he wanted to be free of, so evil incarnate Scott Boras can still call this a "win".
$80m + $19m =$99m
2. Re-sign Rafael Furcal to a 3 year, $45 million contract ($11m/$17m/$17m)
Yeah, this is a pretty dangerous one. The thought of giving Furcal all that money and having him get hurt yet again makes the heart skip a little. However, I think this could work. Furcal's probably not going to get the long-term, huge money deal he wanted after missing most of this season, but this still represents a nice raise on the deal he's just finished. It's still possible that he could get a longer deal on the market since he did seem to prove his health in the playoffs, but back problems do tend to scare away suitors – and you'd like to hold out some naive hope that he feels some loyalty to the Dodgers for all the time he missed. From the Dodgers point of view, it's not that hard to see how different the team was when he was in the lineup as opposed to injured. Remember Angel Berroa? Nomar? Yeah, I try to forget those days too. And if not Furcal, who? Chin-Lung Hu certainly didn't prove he's got the bat to take over, and the shortstop market is completely barren. Either way, all indications are that both sides want to make this work. Jon Heyman at SI.com suggests the Dodgers are likely to try to re-sign him, but he doesn't say for what terms.
$99m + $11m = $110m
3a. Offer Casey Blake arbitration and cross your fingers that he declines. If he does…
I do NOT want to see Blake back as the starting 3B in 2009, but I would like to at least collect a draft pick for having to spend Carlos Santana and Jon Meloan. Blake will turn 36 next season and was on a pretty solid decline before being traded. And for all the talk about how he was "just as important as Manny", let it be shown that his stats all dropped markedly once he arrived in LA, ending up with only a 97 OPS+. He still has pop and can play multiple positions, so he'll get a job somewhere – likely back in Cleveland. Let's hope he does.
$110m + $0 (add 1 draft pick)
3b. …trade Scott Elbert, Greg Miller, Chin-Lung Hu, and Delwyn Young to Seattle for Adrian Beltre.
I can already feel how unpopular this one's going to be. "But Scott Elbert's just 22 and a talented lefty! You can't trade guys like that!" I know, I know. Well, look. The Dodgers are clearly in "win now" mode after this year's successes and the Mariners badly need to rebuild a moribund farm system, especially after last year's brutal Erik Bedard deal. The Dodgers farm system isn't as strong as it once was, due to the graduation of all our former prospects into vital parts of the team that aren't getting moved, and do you want to trade Andrew Lambo or James McDonald? Me neither. So here the M's get an excellent young pitching prospect in Elbert, a chance to take a flyer on a former top prospect in Miller – exactly what lousy teams ought to be doing – a good infield prospect in Hu (who I just blocked by re-signing Furcal, and anyway Ivan DeJesus, Jr. is nearly ready), and unfortunately, one of my favorite players in Delwyn Young, who's just never going to get a shot with his hometown team and really ought to be a DH in the AL anyway – plus dumping Beltre's salary and getting rid of a veteran who's not interested in sticking around a rebuilding team. The Dodgers get back their old third baseman who's been horribly underrated in Seattle – sure, he never matched his obscene 2004, but he's still one of (if not the) best defensive 3B in baseball who's still hit 25+ homers in each of his last three seasons. Yes, he does have a no-trade clause to eight teams including LA, but Beltre said in an interview that he would "be more than happy to come back to LA."
$110m + $12m = $122m
4. Trade Juan Pierre and cash to either Cincinnati or the Chicago White Sox for either a mediocre prospect or a bench piece/bullpen arm.
Kudos to Pierre for not whining in September and October for not complaining when he was banished to the bench during the playoff run, but I can't imagine that he'd be willing to go into 2009 as a bench player – and with Manny back, that's exactly what he'd be. He's already making noise about wanting to be moved if that's the case, and with 3 years and about $28.5 million left on his deal, the contract is no longer an unmovable albatross (aka, "The Andruw Jones Special"). No, you can't expect to get a whole bunch in return for him, but you'll still be able to find a taker. The most likely landing spots? The White Sox, who have a question mark in center field and have made it clear they'd like some speed, would be one. Also, Cincinnati, which has holes in the outfield after dealing Adam Dunn and Ken Griffey, Jr., and who is managed by Dusty Baker – who not only had Pierre with the Cubs, but gave the excerable Corey Patterson (.238 OBP!) 155 plate appearances in the leadoff spot this year. Pierre's a Hall of Famer compared to that! I wouldn't mind taking Jeff Keppinger in return from the Reds; his stats were depressed this year because he returned too soon from injury, but he showed a decent bat in 2007 and I love guys who can play a lot of positions (everywhere but catcher and CF in his career). For the sake of our accounting, let's say the Dodgers make the deal for Keppinger and have to kick in $3 million/year.
$122m – $6m = $116m
5. Offer Derek Lowe arbitration, but don't re-sign him.
Everyone acts as though it's a foregone conclusion that Lowe's gone, and sadly, it probably is. He recently told Ken Rosenthal that he wants to go back to the east coast, and he told the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo that Boston is very high on his list. Don't let this make you think that I don't want Lowe back, because I very badly do, and if he's willing to sign for something like 3/$45m, then I'd definitely do that. I just think he's going to be an incredibly attractive alternative to Sabathia for some team that's willing to give him something like 4/$75m, and I just can't see fitting that into this budget.
$116m + $0 (add two draft picks)
6. Re-sign Nomar Garciaparra to a 1 year, $4 million contract.
Surprised? I bet you are. Me too! Hear me out on this one. After yet another injury-filled season, no one's going to give Nomar a starting job. How could they? I can't see that if the Dodgers made an offer, Nomar would be willing to leave his hometown (where's he still immensely popular, no matter how he plays) with a young family in order to squeeze a few more dollars out elsewhere. Nomar can still hit lefties (.339/.424/.643 this year) and offers excellent positional flexibility, in addition to his PR value. For a small deal like this, it's worth the risk, and anyway it's not the end of the world if he spends a majority of the time on the DL.
$116m + $4m = $120m
7. Pick up Brad Penny's option.
Speaking of surprises… yeah, I did say on September 26 to let him go, in the wake of his leaving the team after being placed on the DL. That was said a bit emotionally, and he did later return to the club during the playoffs. Let me first say, if it turns out that he's more seriously injured than we know and he does need surgery, then forget it, buy him out. I'm going on the assumption that he's not that seriously hurt, because as I detailed after his last appearance, dudes with bum shoulders don't hit 96 on the gun. Nearly all of his problems seemed to be easily chalked up to rust, and I wouldn't at all be surprised to find out for sure that placing him on the DL was simply because they needed the roster spot and didn't think Penny would have a chance to pitch enough to work his way back into shape during a playoff push. So why am I picking this up? Two reasons, the first of which being, he was excellent as a Dodger before 2008. His ERA+ was better than league average in every year since he arrived in LA, and 2007 was fantastic at 16-4 with a 159 ERA+. I have a hard time believing that he's just "lost it" – again, barring a more serious injury we don't know about. The second reason is, it's cheap. Since the $8.75m option has a $2m buyout, we're only talking about $6.75m here. Do you really think you could go out and find a pitcher with his track record for one year, $6.75m? Of course not. This is exactly the kind of gamble a large-market team like the Dodgers should be taking.
$120m + $8.75m = $128.75m
8. Re-sign Greg Maddux to a 1 year, $5 million contract.
There's been conflicting rumors about whether Maddux wants to return or not, but what is known is that he'd almost certainly only consider San Diego or Los Angeles. This would be taking just half of what he got in 2007, but when you're narrowing your choices down like that, you don't have a whole lot of leverage – and Maddux has never seemed like the type to only play for the cash. So what can you expect from him? While his ERA was a lousy 5.09 in LA last year, his WHIP was actually lower than it's been since 2004. He might not be more than a five-inning pitcher, but if he can give you 30 starts of five league average innings, that's worthwhile for a 5th starter – and to be honest, I'd give him $5 million just to talk to Kershaw, Billingsley, and McDonald all season long.
$128.75m + $5m = $133.75m
9. Re-sign Joe Beimel to a 2 year, $7 million contract.
Man, guessing what kind of contracts relievers will get is impossible. On one hand, Beimel made $1.925m in 2008, so this is a nice raise, but then you've also got insane deals like Scott Linebrink's 4 year, $19m pact. So I might be way off on this one, but it seems like a fair deal on both sides. Beimel gets his first big deal, and the Dodgers get to retain one of the more reliable relievers in the National League over the last three years. Plus, Beimel seems to be pretty comfortable as a Dodger, and is more popular with the fanbase than any middle reliever really ought to be.
$133.75m + $3.5m = $137.25m
10. Sign Will Ohman to a 2 year, $5 million contract.
Ohman's a 31-year old lefty reliever and Pepperdine alum who's made it into at least 56 games in each of the last four seasons with the Cubs and Braves, with ERA+ marks of 151, 112, 94, and 112. Plus, he's absolutely murder on lefties (.571 OPS against in 2008), which makes him unlike Beimel (who's actually harder on righties) and Kuo (who kills everyone, but isn't really a situational kind of guy). He just came off a 2 year, $2.5 million deal, so this doubles his salary.
$137.25m + $2.5m = $139.75m
11. Give Blake DeWitt first crack at the second base job.
In 112 at-bats after returning from the minors, DeWitt put up a .284/.402/.443 line with 4 homers, plus showed surprisingly good defense at second base. No one expects him to OBP over .400 over a full season, but that's certainly a respectable line you can live with, especially when you consider he'd almost certainly be the 8th hitter in the lineup. If he can't handle it, you've got some options behind him in Keppinger, Abreu, and DeJesus, Jr.
12. Re-sign Danny Ardoin to be the backup catcher. Or don't. I don't care.
Really, backup catcher doesn't matter too much to a team like the Dodgers. Sure, it'd be great if we could go find a better backup that might nudge Torre into sitting Martin a little more, but the state of catching is so lousy right now that plenty of teams can't even find a decent hitting starter, much less a backup. Like most journeymen backstops, Ardoin can't hit but he's a pretty decent receiver (unlike the 2008 debacle of Gary Bennett). So retain Ardoin, promote A.J. Ellis, anyone who'll do the job for the minimum is fine by me.
13. Let Jason Repko and Xavier Paul fight it out for the 5th outfielder spot.
Yeah, this presupposes that Andruw Jones is going to be the 4th outfielder, which is a little messy – I just don't see any way that he's not on the roster other than flat out DFA'ing him, which won't happen since that'll leave McCourt on the hook for the rest of his deal. These guys each fit exactly what you want out of a 5th outfielder, which is strong defense, good speed, at least a decent bat – and cheap. There's a case to be made for either one, and it's not important to pick between the two here. Let spring training sort that out.
14. Goodbye, useless veterans.
Pablo Ozuna, Angel Berroa, Mark Sweeney, Tanyon Sturtze, Jason Johnson, and Gary Bennett, you don't have to go home – but you can't stay here.
15. Say goodbye to Takashi Saito.
This is a really, really tough thing to do. But he's going to be 39 by the time next season starts, and he already missed a good chunk of this year with an elbow injury that more often than not requires surgery to fix. Plus, last offseason he said he considered not coming back for 2008 in order to spend more time with his family in Japan. Now if he's willing to come back on another 1 year, $2 million contract, then I'm more than happy to do so. I just think the combination of his age + his questionable elbow + distance from home means that we've seen the last of Saito in blue. It won't be a fun day when that happens.
16. Let Chan Ho Park walk.
He earlier said he'd leave LA to be a starter, here a scout says he'll be a 2009 starter for someone, and he was terrible down the stretch (ERA of 6.00 in August, 6.52 in September). Hey, if he wants to come back to LA as a reliever for say, $1m, fine, but otherwise let's just appreciate how well this $500k flyer worked out in 2008 and move on.
17. Start signing some of the young arbitration-eligible guys to long-term deals.
By now, you really ought to have a good idea of who's going to be useful major leaguers. You can't be going year to year on arbitration with all these guys, because you're going to get killed. That's the beauty of the long-term deal for young players. They get their first big payday sooner, and don't have to worry about getting injured before making enough money to be set for life, and if the player performs to expectations, it saves the club money in the long run, plus gives them cost certainty for future planning rather than deal with the fluctuations of arbitration. So what's the wait? I think we've all seen enough of guys like Martin, Billingsley, Kemp, etc. to know that we'd like to see them around for a while. In Colletti's defense, he did approach Martin about this last season and was rebuffed, but we need to see a few of these guys locked up this offseason.
So after all of that, this is the team you're looking at…
1. Furcal SS
2. Martin C
3. Manny LF
4. Ethier RF
5. Beltre 3B
6. Kemp CF
7. Loney 1B
8. DeWitt 2B
Bench: Nomar, IF Keppinger, IF Jones, CF Repko/Paul, OF Ardoin, C
Others: Abreu & DeJesus Jr. in AAA to take Nomar's spot upon his first migraine
This team is similar to the lineup that terrorized the league after Manny was acquired, but it has the potential to be even better. Beltre is an upgrade on Blake, Furcal is a huge upgrade on Berroa, and you expect further improvement from the young guys. The bench has nice flexibility (especially in the infield), and with Repko/Paul each having strong arms, either would be a big upgrade on Pierre for Manny's defensive replacement.
1. Billingsley RH
2. Kuroda RH
3. Kershaw LH
4/5. Penny/Maddux/McDonald/Schmidt RH & Stults LH
I know there's going to be a lot of complaints that there's no big-ticket free agent starter here to replace Lowe, but if you want to pay Manny there's only so much you can fit into the budget. Sure, there's a few question marks here, but there's also a lot of depth. Here alone we've got 8 starting options, and that's not even counting the inevitable non-roster veteran who shows up to become the 2009 recipent of the Scott Erickson/Aaron Sele/Chan Ho Park Memorial "I'm not dead yet!" award. Billingsley is a young ace, Kuroda was surprisingly effective, I'm really excited to see what Kershaw and McDonald can do over a full season, and if Penny's not hurt and can return to a semblance of his former self, that's a pretty dangerous rotation.
Broxton, RH
Beimel, LH
Kuo, LH
Ohman, LH
Wade, RH
Troncoso, RH
Proctor, RH
I can already hear the complaints about entrusting the closer's role to Broxton, but I think that's a pretty big overreaction. Let's not forget that he was just 24 this year and was often dominating. We may have been spoiled a little by Eric Gagne and Saito this decade, but you ask opposing batters if they're intimidated by Broxton throwing 99 MPH fastballs at their heads, and I think you know what the answer's going to be. The pen has a nice lefty/righty mix, plus you figure one of the backend starters finds their way here as well.
So there you have it. We've spent $139.75 million, give or take, and also collected three extra draft picks. That payroll did end up a little higher than I intended it to be, and we didn't even go get an ace starter. It's unbelievable how much the bad contracts to Jones, Pierre, and Schmidt are just killing this team. Now go ahead, tear me apart. But don't tell me that you wouldn't rather see this crew out there than the real team that might feature Jason Varitek, eleven starts of Ben Sheets for $16 million/year, and Casey Blake.
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"Quake the Lake" brings in big business to Detroit LakesDetroit Lakes, MN (WDAY TV) -- If you have a need for speed, Detroit Lakes is the place to be. The sixth annual Quake the Lake is back, and that means big business for the area.
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Peterson has worked in the restaurant for three years, and it's weekends like this that make up for the brutally slow winters.
Sasha Peterson: "Usually people do tip pretty well when they are having a good weekend. You know they are having fun, and it's fun outside and, yea they do, for better moods they do tip a little bit better."
Fifteen percent is a typical tip, but, like Peterson says, when the sun is shining and those moods are high the tips seem to jump to the 20% range.
Sasha Peterson: "I'll just say like $100 on a weekend in a day, and maybe I'll make like $150 because there is an event. You know, it does add in, it does bring in a lot more."
It isn't only servers who are hitting it big this weekend..the hotel is booked and half of those guests are racers and their families.
Jeff Jasperson - Hotel General Manager: "I had somebody yesterday talk about it feels like the Fourth of July here, so we're starting summer early, and so no, it absolutely kicks off summer."
General Manager Jeff Jasperson says this event is one of the biggest for the hotel, and this year is even bigger and better. He has to increase staff to keep up with the demand.
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The top-ranked Virginia men's tennis team concluded the non-conference portion of its schedule Sunday with a 7-0 win over No. 15 Illinois. The Cavaliers (11-0) recorded their eighth win this season against teams currently ranked in the top 20.
Virginia opened the match by winning the doubles point for the sixth straight match.
In singles, the Cavaliers got off to a strong start, winning all six first sets. Alex Domijan was the first off the courts, completing a 6-3, 6-4 win at No. 2. Jarmere Jenkins added a 7-5, 6-1 win at No. 1 and Mac Styslinger followed with a 6-4, 6-1 victory at No. 4 to seal the win.
Virginia returns home next weekend to open ACC play. The Cavaliers host No. 8 Duke on Friday at 3 p.m. and No. 57 North Carolina at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
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Historic Tacoma has added McKinley Elementary School on the East Side to its watch list in an attempt to draw attention to the 105-year-old building's uncertain future and the vacancy that has left it vulnerable to deterioration and vandalism.
The building remains sound, according to Tacoma Public Schools officials, although vandals tagged it twice in October and once again last week. But historic preservationists are worried that the building could fall into disrepair if the district doesn't find a permanent use for it.
"When buildings are empty vandalism happens. The longer buildings are vacant the more they become blighted," said Sharon Winters, vice president of Historic Tacoma.
The group is calling attention to the building after neighbors expressed concerns about the building's future, Winters said. Susanne Marten, who lives in the area and is a former president of the Pacific Avenue Business District, said that the building at McKinley Avenue and 38th Street is an important anchor in the neighborhood.
"That intersection is the entry point to a network of business districts. It is a vital intersect and it is unfortunate that the building is empty," Marten said.
Frederick Heath, a popular Tacoma architect, designed McKinley in the American Renaissance style. The school opened in 1908.
Due to low enrollment and budget cuts, the Tacoma School District closed the school in 2011. The district plans to use the building to house students from McCarver Elementary School while that school is renovated during the 2015-16 school year.
It could use McKinley to house other displaced students as the district makes it way through 10 years of projects funded by the school bond voters approved this year. But after that, its future is unknown.
Historic Tacoma hopes to see Tacoma Public Schools find a permanent use for the building, and also is urging the district to nominate McKinley for the Historic Register of Tacoma Places.
The district has decided to remain neutral on adding the building to the historic register.
"We don't have a position either way," said Stacy Flores, facilities communications coordinator for school district.
Flores said that McKinley's long-term future depends on district enrollment numbers that are impossible to predict. Landmark status will make no difference in the district's plans for the school.
Flores said that McKinley will soon undergo a review to determine what upgrades and renovations are needed to make it usable for students, even on a temporary basis. Any changes will be basic, focused on functionality and would not alter the historic facade.
Winters said that though the building can be nominated for the historic registry without the district's support, Historic Tacoma hopes to move forward with a nomination in partnership with the district. However, meetings with the district on the subject have been unfruitful so far.
A 2009 assessment of McKinley by Kingtree Studios indicated that McKinley is an ideal candidate for the registry due to its architectural and historical significance. The district decided against a nomination then as well, due to the uncertain future of the school.
Historic Tacoma has eight other buildings on its watch list, including another school district property: Hoyt Elementary, a satellite school for Washington Elementary, which is undergoing a remodel. The district has not yet said what it intends to do with Hoyt.Eva Revear: 253-597-8670 eva.revear@ thenewstribune.com


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