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We here at KairaâÂ?Â?s Bridal are saddened – We here at Kairaâ??s Bridal are saddened to hear that another bridal shop has closed its doors and left many brides without their gowns. Our store is dedicated in providing brides with a memorable wedding experience and we would like to offer our help to any brides who have been affected by the closure of Once In a Life Tyme Bridal. Our store works with many of the same manufacturers and can help brides contact them to locate the dresses that they ordered or at a minimum help negotiate a discounted price on reordering their gowns. Nobody should have to endure this type of stress before their wedding day and we would like to help these brides in any way that we can.
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They just closed with no notice leaving Lord knows how many brides and bridesmaids in the dust. They literally moved out in the middle of the night after dodging phone calls for at least a week.
They have at least 30 unresolved complaints against them at the BBB and I know of at least 2 cases with the commissioner's office. They were also just on 3 on your side!
If you've been "had" by these weasels I suggest you try to sue them instead of just filing compliants because obviously they don't care about their reputation and never have.
Check out the Anti-Once In a Life Tyme Bridal group on Facebook!
OMG!!! Now they double charged myself and my bridesmaids twice and still no call from manager or money creditied back... not even a sorry! I did get a "call back Monday at 2" and thats a week since we were charged. In order to do this they would of had to manually pull our file and enter all of our credit cards, apparently they didn't see the receipt attached RUN people RUN
Perfect – The dresses were beautiful. The staff was very helpful.I got the perfect gown for my wedding day!
FANTASTIC – My experience at Once In A Life Tyme was fantastic! Rebecca was wonderful and very helpful. I felt very welcome here, and I also felt like I was the only bride here, even though there were several others. I would recommend this store to all brides to be and ask for Rebecca.
Best Prices – I went to the bridal show downtown last weekend. I spent all day Saturday and Sunday checking out all the different shops and there was alot to cover. I ended up at Once In A Life Tyme on Wednesday to purchase my wedding gown. I knew exactly which gown I wanted and this store beat all the others by far with the best price.
They pass bad checks!!! – This company has written two bad checks to MY business and failed ever to make payment or make it right. I would never do business myself with anybody who runs their business with those ethics!
Awesome customer service – I walked into the store and was amazed at how big and how much inventory they had. They have very beautiful gowns. I wanted to try almost all of them however, I chose a very good selection I had about 20 dresses to try on and the staff was more than happy to help me out. They provide me with all types of advice and I just fell in love with one of their gowns I had to buy. The girls were such a big help. Totally recommend them to anyone.
RUN, DON'T WALK – This store was on my long list of bridal shops to visit while looking for my wedding gown. I called to make an appointment but was told I didn't need one. I really liked that! On the day of my first visit, I was acknowledged right when I walked through the door. The girls were very pleasant and gave me some instruction as to how the store was set up. What sizes and designers were in which rows. They have a very large selection of all kinds of gowns, not just bridal. I was able to go through the dresses at my leisure and never felt hurried or pressured. When I was ready to start trying on, Rebecca was right there to assist me. She was very helpful and I was comfortable working with her. I ended up coming in two more times with some of my friends to get their opinions on my favorite gown. The staff was very courteous each time and said it was not a problem at all. I ended up purchasing my dream gown here and would highly recommend this store to everyone. Laurie Becker
No Appointment – One of the things I liked about this place is you don't have to make an appointment. Many of the other bridal shops require an appointment and that was annoying to me. I was able to go in on my schedule and look around and try on as many gowns as I liked. They have the largest selection of gowns and all the designers. I found my perfect wedding gown and I only had to put half down and can pay the balance when my dress arrives.
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Maria Sharapova continued her journey Wednesday toward what she hopes will be her first Sony Open title, though she stretched the match a bit too long for her liking.
Credit seventh-ranked opponent Sara Errani of Italy for the roadblock that consisted of three set points against world No. 2 Sharapova, who was up one set and serving at 4-5 in the second set. The game, during which Sharapova double faulted twice and kept the audience on Stadium Court intermittently cheering and groaning, finally ended when the long, leggy Russian blasted an inside-out forehand winner.
Two games later, Sharapova had won her quarterfinal 7-5, 7-5 to advance to her fifth semifinal in Key Biscayne since 2005.
"To begin with, I don't feel like I should have been in that position," Sharapova, 25, said when it was suggested that she is defined by her aggressiveness under pressure. "It's great that I got myself out of it, but, you know, I don't think I should have been there.
"I was up a break. I had my chances. I was up 30-love on my serve, and those are the type of games against these types of opponents you need to buckle down and win. Of course it's great that I was able to come back, but I felt like I made things much more difficult than they should have been."
With well-rested world No. 1 Serena Williams and defending women's champion Agnieszka Radwanska set to play Thursday's late-night semifinal, Sharapova's 1 p.m. semifinal opponent was decided on a crisp, 62-degree night Wednesday at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park.
No. 22 seed Jelena Jankovic defeated No. 15 Roberta Vinci 6-4, 6-7 (6-8), 6-3.
"It's a great win," Jankovic said. "It was very tough and I was really frustrated at times, but I'm happy I was able to pull this match through. It's great to be in the semifinals here again. Really looking forward to [Thursday]."
Jankovic, 28, of Serbia, is making her 11th appearance in Miami's main draw. She lost to Williams in the 2008 final.
In the daytime quarterfinal, Errani, 25, tried to prevent Sharapova's offensive punch by hitting deep groundstrokes to her backhand corner. But Sharapova eventually escaped.
"I had three chances," Errani said. "I had set points. She played very good on those points. For sure it's frustrating for me. I'm fighting a lot, running a lot, trying to play my best, but well done for her."
Errani said Sharapova's aggressive nature and hard-hitting, flat groundstrokes don't give opponents much time to strategize.
"Yeah, it's tough," Errani said. "You don't have the time [that you have] maybe with another player to think tactics and where to hit with her. The points are always very short, and you have to be ready."
In Wednesday's opening quarterfinal, Sharapova had 44 unforced errors and 13 double faults in a grueling two-and-a-half-hour match, with Errani adding 21 unforced errors.
"I had my chances," Errani said.
The quarterfinal was a rematch of the 2012 French Open final. Sharapova won that one, too, to complete a career Grand Slam — the Australian, French, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.
Sharapova has now won 10 consecutive matches and 20 sets in a row. She indicated the difference between the Sony quarterfinal and the French final, in which the Russian won 6-3, 6-2, was that she when she led Wednesday, she didn't always finish.
"I put a few points together pretty well," she said, "and then either my concentration or my focus wasn't there. … It's nice to get through a match when you don't feel like you're playing your best because you have a chance to really improve in the next one."
But it is the Sony that has eluded her, as she has fallen in the 2005, '06, '11 and '12 finals there.
"With all the tournaments I have played," Sharapova said, "this one I have been so successful at but yet haven't won it. It would certainly mean a lot to me to go all the way."
In Wednesday's late-night men's quarterfinal, Tommy Haas defeated Gilles Simon 6-3, 6-1 to advance to a Friday semifinal against No. 3 seed David Ferrer of Spain.


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According to TxDOT, in 2012, 460 Texas motorcyclists were killed in accidents. That's down six percent from 2011 when 488 riders were killed.
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The Youth Entertainment Stage Company presents the epic musical "Ragtime," about three families one white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, one black and one Jewish immigrant pursuing the American dream in the early 20th century. Mixed in are real historic figures from the time, including automobile manufacturer Henry Ford, educator Booker T. Washington, magician Harry Houdini and anarchist Emma Goldman. The production features 70 cast members age 7 through high school.
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WHEN: 10:30 a.m. Saturday
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TICKETS: $25 in advance, $30 at the door
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We are nearing the Christmas break for the NHL season. We have had plenty of surprises as well as plenty of disappointment, hopefully you have been reading many of the articles that are on the website to help you keep up to date on the latest news that's happening on the fantasy front.
Maasquito Buzzings…
- Mikko Koivu is now the Western Conference leader in faceoff wins with 321. Shawn Horcoff is second with 310 and is followed closely by Sammy Pahlsson at 307.
- Mikko Koivu has the most power-play faceoffs won in the Western Conference with 81.
- B.J. Crombeen led the Western Conference with six points this past week.
- Crombeen, Dustin Brown, and Ed Jovanovski were all ranked ninth, twelfth and eighteenth respectively in Yahoo rankings this week. It just shows how the Eastern Conference is the more offensive conference as the season rolls along.
- Crombeen (4%) and Jovanovski (68%) and Alex Steen (3%) are all having decent weeks and could be very productive in fantasy hockey pools moving forward.
- Dustin Brown maintains the lead in the Western Conference with 99 hits.
- Kyle Wellwood's shooting percentage dropped slightly to 35.3%. I'm still waiting for the huge drop to transpire. Tomas Holstrom is firing at 25.8%, while Alex Frolov is hitting a quarter of his shots on goal.
- For the first time this year, Teemu Selanne didn't register a power-play goal this week, he still maintains the NHL lead with 13 power-play goals. Brown picked up two power-play tallies last week, and seems to be ready to break out of his early season slump.
- Dustin Brown is firing a ton of bombs on opposing goalies as he maintained his Western Conference lead with 135 shots on goal, he's still 35 shots on goal behind league-leader Alex Ovechkin though. Marian Hossa is fifth overall with 126 and Corey Perry is tied with Henrik Zetterberg for eighth with 109.
- Zetterberg , Brown and Johan Franzen fired 15 shots on goal this past week as Western Conference leaders, followed by Anze Kopitar, Brad Boyes, Ryan Getzlaf and Perry at 14.
- Shane O'Brien had a huge PIMs week, as he picked up 32 last week. He now has 110 on the season and is on pace for 291 this season. He's well worth a pick up if you don't really have a solid number four defensemen on your fantasy squad just for the PIMs. He's only 24% owned in Yahoo leagues.
- Minnesota isn't as airtight on the PK as they were earlier in the season, they stayed steady at 88.7% on the PK for the season.
- San Jose maintained their even strength play by leading the Western Conference with a ratio in five-on-five situations of 1.36. Minnesota is the worst in the Western Conference with a rating of 0.78, which explains why they are on a five game losing streak.
- Detroit leads the Western Conference with an average of 10.8 minutes in penalties per contest. So don't look for any big PIM producers on a very disciplined Detroit line-up. Anaheim is averaging the league high of 19.8 and Vancouver is second last while averaging 19.7. Both teams are near or under the 80% mark on the PK, so would think that doesn't bode well for the coaching staff.
- An interesting stat that I never paid attention to, San Jose is 8-0-0 when being outshot by their opponents, St. Louis is last at 5-11-2. San Jose is 16-3-2 when out shooting their opponents, while Anaheim is last at 5-7-1 when out shooting their opponents, but is 12-4-0 when being outshot by their opponents…
Around the Wild West
Columbus has lost five consecutive road games and they play their next eight out of 11 games on the road. You might want to bench your Blue Jackets if you own them. With the solid play of Steve Mason, he looks like he has stolen the number one gig away from Pascal Leclaire. It also means that Fredrik Norrena will probably be sent to the minors if not dealt to another team. The Blue Jackets are still struggling to find scoring from the D, they have only tallied 55 points as a whole unit in 30 games. If you are looking for a bright spot, R.J. Umberger, who is only 8% owned in fantasy leagues might be worth picking up. A few ago I mentioned the advantages of owning a shooting center, Umberger has 92 shots in 30 contests, and it's just a matter of time before Rick Nash, and Kristian Huselius begin to start scoring. Derick Brassard also has five points in his past seven games, he's slowed down a bit since the start of the season, but he still averages 14:43 in total ice-time for the Jackets and should have a very productive rookie season.
Chicago has been brilliant this season at home, where they are 10-1-4 this season. On the road, however is a totally different story, as they are just 5-5-3. The Hawks have split Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane apart, as Toews lined up with Dustin Byfuglien and Troy Bouwer, while Kane winged for Patrick Sharp and Kris Versteeg. Martin Havlat joins Dave Bolland and a red-hot Andrew Ladd on the third line. The Hawks have a very balanced offense which shows in their third ranked 3.46 goals per game average. Nikolai Khabibulin returned to action so it looks like Cristobal Huet and Habby will be splitting time once again.
The big news out of Detroit is the return of veteran defensemen Chris Chelios. Chelios, who turns 47 next month, is competing with a variety of younger defensemen for the fifth and sixth defensive spots on the Detroit blue-line. He won't garner enough fantasy value to be owned in fantasy pools, but his veteran presence might have a calming influence in the dressing room and help in non-fantasy related ways. Osgood, continues to be a double-edged sword. His 12-1-4 record isn't anything to complain about, but his 3.20 gaa and .875 sv % probably hurts more fantasy teams than it does helps. If you own Osgood, it would be wise to pair him up with a Mike Smith, Tim Thomas or even Dwayne Roloson just to even out the stats. Tomas Holmstrom also returned to the Detroit lineup. He has four points in five contests and should be owned in more than 55% of Yahoo leagues. He rejoined Pavel Datsyuk, and Henrik Zetterberg on the top-lines for the Wings. Pick him up ASAP!
Nashville likes to play ahead of the competition, as they are unbeaten this season when they have a lead after 20 minutes. They are also second to only Detroit in faceoff percentage. What that translates to is that, when you win faceoffs you win puck possession, when you have puck possession it usually means more opportunities to score. That just provides another reason so go after Jason Arnott, especially if you are in a league that counts faceoff wins. Joel Ward might have hit the jackpot, as he earns a top-line spot alongside Arnott and J.P. Dumont, who as a pair have accounted for 51points so far this season. Ellis hasn't been great this season as his 9-11-3 record demonstrates, but he did pick up his second shut out of the season against the Stars. He's only allowed three goals in the past three games, which shows that he's rounding back into form. If he keeps it up, its only a matter of time before the wins start to arrive.
B.J. Crombeen continues to be red-hot for the Blues. The third-line grinder continues to pile on the points, when many expected him to go ice-cold. He has seven points in seven games and seems to have enjoyed plenty of success playing alongside Alex Steen, and Jay McClement. David Backes has six points in seven December games. Brad Winchester is lining up alongside Patrick Berglund and David Perron, he finally started producing on Saturday against San Jose after being recalled from the minors 10 games ago. Paul Kariya and T.J. Oshie are recovering well from their respective injuries and should be returning later on this month. Manny Legace is out because of a concussion, look for Chris Mason to get the bulk of the starts till he returns.
The Flames have been great on the penalty kill so far this season as they are operating at 85.2% and is tied for fourth in that department in the NHL. The power-play is on the opposite end of the scale as they only have one goal in the past four contests. Miikka Kiprusoff has been solid in December, as he has a 2.11 gaa and a .920 save percentage this month. If you are looking for goalie help, you might want to use Kipper's slow start to your advantage and see if you can buy-low on him. Craig Conroy has rejoined Jarome Iginla and Mike Cammalleri on the Flame's top-line. Curtis Glencross joins Matthew Lombardi and Rene Bourque on the third line, while Todd Bertuzzi, Daymond Langkow and David Moss compete on the second line for the Flames. Bourque has 16 points in 30 games so far this season, and could be in for a very quiet 50 points this season. Brandon Prust will be out until January so they'll most likely depend on Andre Roy to pick up the slack in the fighting department.
In Colorado, the big line of Ryan Smyth, Paul Stastny and Milan Hejduk have been playing well in the last few weeks. Smyth has six points in the past six games, while Stastny and Hejduk both have eight points in the same amount of games. All three have been off to slow starts this season, so you might be able to take advantage of that and see if you can acquire them right now. Wojtek Wolski has also begun to pick up the scoring slack too, he scored his seventh goal of the season last night against Detroit. He's scored five of those goals in the past eight contests. A few weeks ago, he was shooting at only 6%, and as projected he's rose up near his career 12.5% average now. He should breach 20 goals and maybe 25 if he can maintain his second-line roster spot with Tyler Arnasson and T.J. Hensick. He's only 39% owned in Yahoo leagues, and might be worth a pickup if you are looking for help on the left wing.
Eric Cole has been a big disappointment for the Oilers this season, he only has three goals in 27 games this season. The Oilers seem to be happy with the trio of Mathieu Garon, Jeff Drouin Deslauriers and Dwayne Roloson between the pipes. With the shutout against the Canucks on Saturday it looks like Roloson has picked up the number one gig in Edmonton. Dustin Penner has eight points in seven games and seems to have developed some chemistry with Ales Hemsky and Shawn Horcoff. Horcoff has 12 points in the past eight games and is very hot. He is only owned in 41% of Yahoo leagues, so if you are in need of help up the middle, Horcoff maybe the way to go.
Marian Gaborik looks like he'll be ready to return from his groin injury. Some reports have stated that he should return to the Wild lineup on Wednesday. Marek Zidlicky has 28 PIMs in 25 contests, he also has 14 points, 11 of which have come on the power-play. Zidlicky is one of the main reasons why I'm sitting on top of the Dobber Expert Fantasy hockey league. He's only 58% owned, and should be way higher than that considering his stats. His acquisition this off-season, has greatly affected the fantasy value of Brent Burns. Mikko Koivu has cooled down quite a bit as he has only picked up one assist in four contests this past week. Owen Nolan missed four contests with a leg injury and won't accompany the Wild on their three game roadtrip. Backstrom was 0-3-0 this week despite having a 2.33 gaa and .933 save percentage.
Big news coming out of Vancouver is that superstar goalie Roberto Luongo suffered a season-threatening setback in his rehab stint. His status has been downgraded from day-to-day to week-to-week. If you own Luongo, you might want to adjust your roster accordingly. If Curtis Sanford or Corey Schneider is still available in your league, you might want to pick them up. As the Mats Sundin sweepstakes draw closer and closer, it looks like the Canucks are the front runners for Sundin's services. They have the most lucrative financial deal, but may not have the talent to get them very deep into the playoffs. Unless Sundin is willing to take a huge paycut to play for a contender it looks like he's going to end up in Vancouver. The Canucks power-play has been on fire as of late registering at least one power-play goal in six of the past seven games and have gone eight for 27 in that span. Kevin Bieksa has 17 points in 18 games and is the top defensemen in Vancouver.
Corey Perry finally snapped a eight-game goal-less drought by potting one against Minnesota. Jean Sebastian Giguere has been red-hot in the past five games, with a 1.93 gaa and a .942 save percentage. Bobby Ryan has been demoted down to the fourth line for the Ducks. His talents are wasted playing alongside Ryan Carter and George Parros. I still don't see why they don't stick him on the second line with Brendan Morrison and Teemu Selanne.
Ding Dong the witch is dead... Sean Avery is not going to return to the Stars this season. He'll still get paid but won't be an active member of the team. It'll be interesting to see what happens to his career going forward. With the numerous injuries to the Stars blue-line, Trevor Daley seems to be the main beneficiary in terms of ice-time. He picked up 23:33 in Saturday night's contest. Stephane Robidas will be out at least another week with a broken jaw injury. Sergei Zubov has still not begun skating. Jere Lehtinen still has begun skating with his teammates, but still looks weeks away. Chris Conner joins Brad Richards and Loui Eriksson on the top-line for the Stars, keep an eye on him to see if his fantasy value increases.
Sometimes splitting two talented players results in positive changes for a team. That's exactly what happened in LA, when Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar were separated from each other. Kopitar joined Patrick O'Sullivan and Teddy Purcell on the top-line, while Brown joined Jarett Stoll and Kyle Calder on the second unit for the Kings. Erik Ersberg injured himself in the second period of Monday night's game and if it results in a long-term injury look for Jason LaBarbera to cement himself as the number one in LA. For the past few weeks I've been touting Kyle Quincey, he hasn't proven me wrong yet as he has seven points in his past 10 games. He also has 27 shots on goal, eight PIMs, and is a plus four in that span. He's still only 50% owned in Yahoo leagues.
In Phoenix, the high expectations entering this season have not been met. They have struggled immensely to begin this season, but their play recently has improved quite a bit since the beginning of the season. Martin Hanzal has seven points in seven games playing alongside Mikkel Boedker and Viktor Tikhonov and is beginning to show signs in the positive direction in his development. Peter Mueller has six points in eight games, all of which are assists. He'll come around sooner or later, he'd be a target I'd attempt to buy-low on right now. Ed Jovanovski is finally picking it back up again. He has nine points in the past eight contests, after starting the season with four points in his first 20 games. 68% ownage seems awfully low for a 50 point defenseman last year.
Last but not least, we have the Sharks. The injuries are starting to rack up on offense for the Sharks, as they were without Jeremy Roenick, Joe Pavelski and Jonathan Cheechoo this week. Dan Boyle has been ridiculous this season while registering 26 points in 29 contests this season. He's also on pace to pot nearly 30 goals this season as well. Devin Setoguchi is continuing his hot-start as he now has 32 points in 30 contests, and five in his last six. Milan Michalek was shifted to center to compensate for all the injuries down the middle for the Sharks. Evgeni Nabokov continues to rack up the wins, but his goals against average and save percentage aren't anything to be proud of. He falls under the same category as Chris Osgood above, you might want to pair him up with a Thomas, Roloson, or Smith as you can.
See you next week, as the Maaaasquito buzzes along. By the way, after solid production this month, I have climbed atop the Dobber Expert League Fantasy Pool. I was second-last six weeks ago and now am six points clear at the top of the standings. All of this occurred after I basically gave Lanky Ovechkin for free (because of Brenden Morrow's injury the day after the trade).


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The other reasons why I feel better is because of what I was telling alot of Skins fans. I said that he's getting hit alot and we are running alot of option stuff only due to injuiries. If Garcon is healthy then we throw alot more and run alot less options. That has been the case. We are throwing more & more and you can tell Shanny is getting more confident each game in throwning when 1st he was a lil cautious with a rookie and no Garcon.
Last but not least, the Shanny's you can tell have also changed. Less option stuff and you honeslty get the sense that its not always real options. Meaning early RG3 could keep it whenever he wants but now it seems as though the play is designed to hand it off no matter what on most occasions. Also we dont run the QB draw anymore although I could see that starting to come back since defenses probably think we wont do it again
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1. Anthony Barr, Defensive End, UCLA
2. Marcus Martin, Center Guard, USC
3. Anthony Johnson, Defensive Nostril Tackle, LSU
4. Marcel Jensen, Offensive End, Fresno State
5. Wesley Johnson, Offensive Any Guard, Vanderbilt
5. Aaron Colvin, Defensive Halfback, Oklahoma
6. Storm Johnson, Guy Who Runs With Football, UCF
The #1 reason I actually take him over Vick or Cam is because of his legs. No one looks at that. Coming out I knew he would be a good passer. Maybe not this good but I knew he was different & better than them because he was a pure passer who looked to throw 1st. I actually thought his legs were overhyped. He didnt have any juke moves in College like Cam, not the quickness like Vick, and he actually looked alot slower to me then they said.
Even in the Summer it seems like our defensive players were saying he's ok as a runner but not Vick and doesnt have that kinda burst. RG3 said he's holding back because its practice. Then the games start and in his 2nd & 3rd games he has like 84 & 77 yards rushing. The next week Cam gets like 70 yards and the commentator says its just the 1st or 2nd time in his career that he's ran for that much. I was shocked but found out it was true. Then RG3 has tha 150 yard rushing game and a 76yd td. Combine that with all the miracle escapes.
He's 10x better as a runner then I thought he would be. He actually looks like Chris Johnson. Its like long smooth glides where he's going alot faster than he looks. Now I think he's more of a threat with his legs than Cam & Vick are when coming in I thought he wasnt even close to them as a runner. Even alot of the media were saying the same thing. They said he's not Cam. They said obviously Cam is bigger but he's also alot more shiftier and a natural runner. They said RG3 wouldnt be half the runner Cam is. I felt the same way but its been the total opposite


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Playing their home opener, the Broncos (16-10) started off the tournament with a 2-1 victory over Minnesota on Thursday. Pitcher Aubray Zell (pictured above) scattered three hits and struck out 11 in eight innings of work.
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Over the Fourth of July weekend, my family and I went to the county fair. It was a great day, but the noise really started to bug me, and I began to get cranky. How dare the barkers at the carnival shout so loudly! Why did the rides have to play music incessantly? My children wanted money for this ride and that toy, and I wanted to yell at them and tell them they couldn't have one more nickel!
Then I sat down to have a bite to eat. Of course, I tested first—and discovered my blood glucose was 65. That was the reason for my crankiness, even though I had thought it was just the noise and the hustle and bustle of the fair!
That's one of the annoying things about diabetes: Fluctuating blood glucose can affect our moods. Plus, we're at higher risk for some pretty nasty complications. And the day-to-day attention we have to pay to what and when we eat and to medications or insulin and to exercise and exertion and . well, just living can pile stress upon stress.
So when Diabetes Health got a query from Aimee Perrin proposing an article about the good parts of having diabetes, we were curious enough to ask her to write it. The article begins on page 30 of this issue.
Truthfully, we were a bit doubtful that she could find one good thing about having diabetes, much less the 10 she proposed.
But when the article arrived, it struck a chord with the editorial staff, and we all became very excited. Managing Editor Daniel Trecroci declared it the "most refreshing article I've read!"
There are many bad things about diabetes, and all too often we tend to focus on the negatives. But Aimee's article got me thinking too. What are the good things that have happened in my life because I have diabetes?
Diabetes led me on an odyssey of self-discovery. I started with frequent trips to the library to look up information about diabetes. The information I found led to a radio program where I interviewed experts about diabetes. That snowballed into this magazine. I believe having diabetes myself is a bonus because I can better understand what is needed to serve people with diabetes.
When my mother was diagnosed with diabetes, the knowledge I had gained from dealing with my own illness allowed me to help her get her type 2 diabetes under control. She felt a lot better, and I was happy knowing that I could help the person who had been there for me when I was younger.
I met my good friend Ted because I have diabetes. He came into our diabetes supply store ten years ago to purchase supplies. We became friends, and he and his family ended up moving down the street from us. I met another friend, Steve, because his mother reads the magazine. Once when I met Steve to go for a bike ride, I discovered I had forgotten my insulin kit. We stopped by his mother's house, and she gave me a fresh syringe and popped open a new vial of insulin so I could give myself an injection for lunch.
My diabetes also got me a kiss from Miss America. A lot of positive things have happened in my life because I have diabetes. How about you? Can you think of 10 good things about having diabetes?
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Akron (plus 37) at Michigan: Yes, Akron is that bad. The pick: Michigan.
Bowling Green (plus 2) at Indiana: Big Ten teams should not lose to MAC teams at home. The pick: Indiana.
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UCLA (plus 4) at Nebraska: Clever of Nebraska to play this game at 9 a.m. Pacific time. The pick: UCLA.
Western Illinois (plus 24) at Minnesota: The Gophers actually tried to schedule Western Guam. The pick: Western Illinois.
Youngstown State (plus 261/2) at Michigan State: Larger question: Will Sparty score 261/2 points? The pick: Youngstown State.
Iowa (minus 2 1/2) at Iowa State: I'll keep picking the Hawkeyes until they cover a spread. The pick: Iowa.
UCF (plus 6 1/2) at Penn State: Big game for George O'Leary, who coached Notre Dame for a few minutes. The pick: UCF.
Washington (plus 9 1/2) at Illinois: Question: Are the Illini legitimate or just entertaining? The pick: Washington.
Ohio State (plus 15 1/2) at Cal: Who will lead the Buckeyes — Braxton Miller or Kenny G? The pick: Cal.
Notre Dame (minus 21) at Purdue: This game was way more fun when Drew Brees was around. The pick: Notre Dame.
Western Michigan (plus 30 1/2) at Northwestern: Venric Mark figures to be watching, not playing. The pick: Western Michigan.
Wisconsin (plus 5 1/2) at Arizona State: The Big Ten is 0-8 all-time at Sun Devil Stadium. Sorry, Arizona State, you can't join the league. The pick: Wisconsin.
Best bet: UCF.
Last week: 5-7
Total: 9-14
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642 Chester Pike, Norwood
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1162 Baltimore Pike, Springfield
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641 Chester Pike, Prospect Park
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107 Rutledge Ave, Folsom
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Profiles Theatre
Dream Of The Burning Boy, The.
IO Theater
1, 2, 3, Fag!.
IO Theater
1, 2, Fag + Hag!.
I prefer the term beard.
ComedySportz Theatre
100 Proof Comedy and the Chaser.
IO Theater
Veteran improvisers reunite for big laughs.
Th!nk Art
50th anniversary of "The Naked Lunch".
Clothing optional.
Mercury Theater
A Grand Night For Singing.
(Backstage Theatre Company)
A Number.
Fathers and sons.
Chicago Cultural Center
About Dance.
Blend a sizzling dance performance and sharp dance criticism.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Absolute Best Friggin' Time of Your Life, The.
Miss this at your own risk.
Accidental Death Of An Anarchist.
True to the spirit of anarchy.
Playground Theater
(After Party)
After Party.
Catch an always-new, late-night show.
A Red Orchid Theatre
Aliens, The.
(Black Ensemble Theatre)
All In Love Is Fair .
Which way to love?
Strawdog Theatre
Allotment Annie.
Strawdog Theatre
Allotment Annie.
A loving rendition of the WWII era and a healthy dose of demythologization.
American Girl Place
American Girls Revue, The.
Put stars in her eyes and a song in her heart-with American Girls.
(Rivendell Theatre Ensemble)
American Wee-Pie.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
IO Theater
Armando Diaz Experience, Theatrical Movement & Hootenanny.
Giggle along with alumni of Second City and IO.
IO Theater
Armando Diaz Theatrical Experience and Hootenanny .
Pheasant Run Theatre
(Fox Valley Repertory Youth Ensemble)
Art of Murder, The.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
(Victory Gardens)
At Home at the Zoo .
Albee time.
(Bortz Entertainment Group)
Awesome 80's Prom, The.
Head back to the '80s at this bitchin' interactive show.
Apollo Theater
Baby Wants Candy: The Rock Musical .
Gimme sugar.
Chicago Arts District
Bad Arm: Confessions of a Dodgy Irish Dancer, The.
Taking about dance.
1743 South Halsted Street
Bad Grammar Theater.
Stories on schedule.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
(Chemically Imbalanced Comedy)
Bad Review.
Don't hate bad reviews. Embrace them.
Baker's Wife, The.
Mary's Attic
(Bare Boned Theatre)
Bare Boned Cabaret.
New comedy, improv, sketch and cabaret every third Sunday of the month.
Blue Bayou
Bartop Burlesque.
See a lot of skin for no dough.
ComedySportz Theatre
An all-out improv fight, ComedySportz-style.
IO Theater
Beatbox, The.
Complete with rap jam.
Athenaeum Theatre
Beautiful Thing.
Second City
(Second City)
Best of the Second City, The.
The second city's finest improv.
Playground Theater
Big Yellow Bus.
Ensemble members tickle audience members' funny bones.
Artistic Home
Eavesdrop on the bitching and dishing of a socialite to the stars.
American Girl Place
(American Girl Theater)
Bitty Bear's Matinee: The Family Tree.
Family and friendship are the real stars of this kid-focused show.
IO Theater
Black Ted Williams .
Open-run improv.
ComedySportz Theatre
Late night long-form improv by five African-American dudes.
Apollo Studio Theater
(The Blu Mic)
Blu Mic, The.
Solid stand-up in an intimate setting.
Briar Street Theatre
Blue Man Group.
A silent but oddly endearing blue trio explore the humorous and bizarre.
Get it up for these gals. I mean, give it up. I mean...
Gorilla Tango Theatre
BOOBS and GOOMBAS: A Super Mario Burlesque.
I don't want to see Luigi's undergarments.
Bank of America Theatre
Book Of Mormon, The .
Believe the hype.
Studio L'Amour
Enjoy naked ladies in a classier way.
Raven Theatre
Boy Gets Girl .
A bad date gets even worse in this anti-romantic comedy about stalking.
Boys Next Door, The.
Bronzeville Coffee and Tea
Bronzeville Coffee House Comedy Show .
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Brother, Can You Spare Some Change?.
Now that the election ho-ha is over, it's back to funny business as usual.
Ruth Page Center for the Arts
Bud, Not Buddy.
Ruth Page Center for the Arts
Bud, Not Buddy.
Pub Theater
Bye Bye Liver: The Chicago Drinking Play.
The real star of this hilarious sketch show? The bottle.
Cars and Quinceaneras.
Cars and Quinceaneras.
Caucasian Chalk Circle.
A Brecht classic with an original score.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Ceyx Series, The.
Monthly variety.
Champions of Improv Gladiators, The.
Chicago Dramatists
Chicago Dramatists Saturday Series.
Take in an afternoon of staged works-in-progress.
Beat Kitchen
(Chicago Underground Comedy)
Chicago Underground Comedy.
Saucy stand-ups take the stage Tuesday nights.
Gunther Murphy's
(Chicago Underground Comedy)
Chicago Underground Comedy.
Five stand-up comedians wield their best material weekly.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
(Annoyance Theatre)
See the city through the eyes of long-form improv.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
Chicagoland and Fish Nuts.
OPen run Chicago themed show.
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Circus Princess, The.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
Claymore + Wisesnatch.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
(Annoyance Theatre)
Co-Ed Prison Sluts.
That's hot.
The ComedySportz Theatre
College Improv Tournament Alumni League.
American Theater Company
(American Theater Company)
Timothy O'Toole's
Comedians You Should Know.
Think you know all there is to know about local comedy? Think again.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Comedy Showcase.
Three improv or sketch groups go at it.
The Montrose Room
Comedy Sportz.
Suburban Sportz.
ComedySportz Theatre
Fast, funny improv suitable for all ages.
Raue Center For The Arts
TimeLine Theatre Company
(Timeline Theatre)
Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West.
IO Theater
Cook County Social Club.
Get together with some sketch fiends.
Chicago Center for the Performing Arts
(Thirteen Pocket Productions)
Cool Table, The.
Improv comedy with a rock-star vibe.
Cousin from Nowhere, The.
The hilarious Berlin operetta.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Crash! Boom.
As opposed to all those silent sketch shows.
University of Chicago
(University of Chicago)
Crime and Punishment.
Dates, prices and times TBA.
Stage 773
(The Cupid Players)
Cupid Has a Heart On: A Musical Guide to Relationships.
First comes love, then comes marriage...
Donny's Skybox Studio
Damn, Gina!.
Jedlicka Performing Arts Center
Das Barbecu.
IO Theater
Who dat?
IO Theater
Deep Schwa.
Playground Theater
(BLEWT! Productions)
Demon Who Never Appeared, A.
From stand-up to improv, this show's got every comedy covered.
Royal George Theatre Center
(Bailiwick Chicago)
Departure Lounge.
The white zone is for loading and unloading only.
Gorilla Tango's Skokie Theatre
(Robert Curtis)
Dial with a Smile: An Office Musical .
(The Dinner Detective)
Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show, The.
Town Hall Pub
(Dirty Water)
Dirty Water.
Fun-loving, wise-cracking improv artists rock the stage.
Bella Bacinos
(Dirty Water )
Dirty Water.
Improv comedy set in a South Boston sports bar.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
Royal George Theatre Center
Dixie's Tupperware Party.
Real tupperware, fake host.
Stage 773
Does my Fat Ass Make my Ass Look Fat? .
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Dont Blink: A Doctor Who Burlesque.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Don't Blink:A Doctor Who Burlesque.
Playground Theater
(Blewt! Productions)
Don't Spit the Water!.
A late night game show so funny it'll make you spit.
Apollo Studio Theater
(Emerald City Theatre Company)
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat .
Rubin's Chicago Room Gallery Cafe
Duke Disdain Show, The.
Sassy stand-up mixes with toe-tappin' music.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Who you calling dummy?
ComedySportz Theatre
Easter Bunny Visits, The.
Bunnies are funny!
(Dave Odd Productions Entertainment)
Edge Underground Comedy Club, The.
Edge isn't just the name of this stand-up showcase.
Eight Reindeer Monologues, The.
Aloft Loft
El Circo Cheapo Cabaret #2.
A circus in a loft? Yep.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
(Salsation Theatre Company)
El Mari Chi Chi: A Robert Rodriguez Burlesque.
Greenhouse Theater Center
(Waltzing Mechanics)
El Stories.
Get on the train.
Greenhouse Theater Center
El Stories: Brown Line.
This show runs express.
Underground Lounge
Electric Muse Cabaret.
Lady Jack electrifies second Fridays.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Empire Brings Sexy Back: A Star Wars Burlesque Sequel, The.
Town Hall Pub
Entertaining Julia.
It's free, it's funny and it's full of spastic performers.
Loyola University
Epic Spectacles: A New Play.
A new coming of age story.
A gala event.
Book Cellar
Essay Fiesta.
Words words words.
Playground Theater
Extended Play.
Faith Healer.
Actors Gymnasium
Fall Youth Circus.
IO Theater
(Atticus Finch)
What's funnier than improv? Sassy puppets performing improv.
Lucky Number Grill
Festival of Flesh.
Lucky Number Grill
Festival of Flesh!.
Burlesque is the besque!
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
Final Balloon, The.
Bird's Nest
Flock Yourself.
A new open mic.
Town Hall Pub
Fourth Friday Comedy Night.
Catch funny folks making jokes every fourth Friday at Town Hall Pub.
The Playground Theater
(Koleno, the Panty Filers, and Hair Club for Men)
Free for All, The.
Nothing's for free eh?
Playground Theater
Free Improv Show, The.
ComedySportz Theatre
Free Night of Comedy.
The name says it all.
(Emerald City Theatre Company)
Frog Prince, Continued, The.
Funny Story Show, The.
Playground Theater
Give Me 5.
Funny for money.
Playground Theater
Give Me Five.
Five for five.
Angel Island
(Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company)
Glass Menagerie, The.
An American classic, viewed through a grimy glass.
God of Carnage.
Family problems.
Emerald City Theatre School
(Emerald City Theatre Company)
Goodnight Gorilla.
Playground Theater
Playground Theater
We can't get our fill of Adventure Club.
College of DuPage McAnich Arts Center
Grand Derangement!.
Step dancers rock out to an explosion of lights and sound.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Grass is Almost Greener, The.
The Silver Room
Grown Folks Storytelling.
Bring your booze and bring your story.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
GTT Improv Zoo Presents: Uncaged.
Jerry's Sandwiches (Division)
Gulp Productions.
Powell's Bookstore (Lakeview)
Guts & Glory: Live Lit for the Lionhearted.
University of Chicago
(University of Chicago)
Dates, times and prices TBA.
Building Stage
(Building Stage)
Hänsel und Gretel.
Into the woods...
Stage 773
(Shattered Globe Theatre)
Happy Now?.
IO Theater
Harold, The.
IO's signature, long-form improv piece.
(The Right Brain Project)
Porn and innocence.
Playground Theater
Hill, The.
Guess it's a patriarchy.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Holy Bouncing Boobies! A Batman Burlesque.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Hooter Rangers:A Spicy Morphing Burlesque.
ComedySportz Theatre
Hot Karl, The.
There's a reason this "mature" improv show doesn't go on until the wee hours.
Steppenwolf Theatre
How Long Will I Cry?: Voices of Youth Violence.
Strawdog Theatre
(Kevin Mullaney & Friends)
Hump Night.
Improv Kitchen
Improv Kitchen.
Fill your belly and then watch it jiggle as you giggle.
IO Theater
Improvised Shakespeare.
Improv that uses the bard's language and themes.
Millennium Park
The John Hancock Tower is hilarious.
Playground Theater
ImprovStandsUp! .
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
In a World....
Voice over optional.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
In Sovereign We Trust.
Chicago Dramatists
Instant Theatre.
A week to write, an hour to rehearse.
US Beer Company
International Bedlam Society Asylum Variety Show .
Wait, what?
University of Chicago
(University of Chicago)
Into The Woods.
Dates times and prices TBA.
Stage 773
(Bailiwick Chicago)
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Playground Theater
Journey, The.
Josephinum Academy
(Polarity Ensemble Theatre)
One woman's life.
Book Cellar
Kates, The.
No one in this comedy show is actually named Kate.
Mercury Cafe
Kates, The.
No one in this comedy group is actually named Kate.
Playground Theater
Kidz Movie Club.
No kidding.
Kinetic Jam, The.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Kiss Kiss Cabaret.
A Chicago-based neo-vaudeville, burlesque cabaret.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Kiss Kiss Cabaret: Anniversary Show.
Stage 773
(Porchlight Music Theatre Chicago)
Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill.
A Musical Biography of a Legend
the side project
Lady M.
Don't plot for a crown with crazy.
Royal George Theatre Center
Late Nite Catechism.
Enroll in a class of Sister's sharp religious humor.
Brisku's Bistro
Laugh Off & Variety Show .
Laugh it off.
Laugh Out Loud Theater
(Laugh Out Loud Theater)
Laugh Out Loud.
Now there's even
improv comedy in Schaumburg.
Links Hall
Laughing from the Other Side of Your Face.
Which side is that?
No Exit Cafe
Laughing Liberally Chicago.
Laughing left.
LeapFest 10.
Leaves, Trees, Forest.
Writers' Theatre (Tudor Court)
(Writers' Theatre)
Letters, The.
Who will claim the upper hand?
Dream Theatre
Lights Out, Everybody - a tribute in Horror to Arch Oboler.
Lincoln Tap Room
Lincoln Fair, A Monthly Burlesque Exposition.
Lincoln Restaurant
(Tight Five Productions)
Lincoln Lodge, The.
Hot, saucy stand-up next to a down-home diner.
Cadillac Palace Theatre
Lion King, The.
Can you feel the love again?
Stage 773
(Vaudezilla Productions)
Live Band Burlesque.
IO Theater
Lottery, The.
IO blends a bunch of improv classes and earns an A.
Steep Theatre
Greenhouse Theater Center
Magic Cabaret , The.
Deep dish Chicago magic.
City Lit
Magic Chicago.
Let the magic and mystery dazzle you.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Magic Factory, The.
Chopin Theatre
Magnificents, The.
Women & Children First
Mary F. Burns.
Burn it up.
Copley Theatre
(TOC Productions)
Menopause the Musical.
Hot flashes, memory loss and chocolate binges galore.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
(Annoyance Theatre)
Messing With A Friend.
Top comedians fill a rotating spot in this two-person improv show.
Apollo Theater
Million Dollar Quartet.
Four famous musicians team up and rock out.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Minsk, 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker.
Playground Theater
Mixer, The.
For anyone interested in improv whether you're brand new or old hat.
Steppenwolf Theatre
Motherf**ker with the Hat, The.
A monumentally enjoyable theatre experience.
VFW Berwyn
(New Branch Theatre Company)
Murder at the Disco.
It's death meets disco at the biggest dance contest of 1976.
Chief O'Neill's
(Prop Theatre)
Music Mad.
Lifeline Theatre
Mystery of the Pirate Ghost.
Studio L'Amour
Naked Girls Reading Slumber Party.
Stay up late "reading."
The Gift Theatre Company
Natural Gas .
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
New Play Festival .
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
New Play Festival.
No Shame Theatre.
Debonair Social Club
No Tell Motel.
Wild Wednesday.
IO Theater
A fierce improv duo tackles overlapping narratives.
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Now and Forever, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Nude Hope, A Star Wars Burlesque.
May the sexual force be with you.
Holiday Club
Nu-Nights .
Off Off Broadzway Presents: Trick or Teets!.
Guests are encouraged to come in costume.
Studio BE
Oink if it's funny.
Steppenwolf Upstairs Theatre
Oral Histories.
Goodman Theatre
(Goodman Theatre)
Other Desert Cities.
A play with great potential doesn't quite gel.
Playground Theater
Out of Character.
Improv it up.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Perfume, Whiskey, and Sickness of the Soul: Improvisation in the Style of Tennessee Williams.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHamily the Musical.
Smart, funny improv you can sing along with.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHarm pHresh.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHlip Cup.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
Vote for the funniest performer of the evening.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHrenzy PG.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
pHrenzy pHucked.
Balls-out, no holds barred improv that encourages BYOB.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
(Bucky's Planet Productions and Chemically Imbalanced Comedy)
Pimps improvise. Yeah, you read right.
Chemically Imbalanced Theater
Pimprov presents: Tricks and Treats.
Pimp it.
Holiday Club
(Vaudezilla Productions)
Pints & Pistons/ Bikes & Burlesque.
You're never fully dressed without a bike.
Playground Theater
Playground, The.
Savor a night of long-form improv by national troupes.
Laugh naked.
Beat Kitchen
(Chicago Underground Comedy & RooftopComedy.com)
Pop Stand, The.
Chicago's alt-comic elite tackle pop culture.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Pratfall of Civilization.
"Pratfall of Civilization" takes aim at America and hits its mark (mostly).
Pressure Billiards & Cafe
(Edge Comedy)
Pressure Open Mic.
Weekly mixer of comedy and caffeine.
Stage Left Theatre
(The Mill)
Private Lives of Eskimos, The.
Ever wonder about life after anti-depressants?
Athenaeum Theatre
(Hell in a Handbag Productions)
Pussy On The House.
A Tennessee Williams parody from the Orson Welles of the Chicago drag scene.
Royal George Theatre Center
(Quade Productions)
Put the Nuns in Charge!.
Roll in the aisles with a little religious humor.
Theater Wit
Celebrate this classic satire's 100th birthday with the party it deserves.
Noble Horse Theatre
A dinner performance spectacular, featuring dancing white stallions.
Queer Comedy.
Red Bar Comedy Show, The.
Fresh stand-up in an upscale, Vegas-style venue.
University of Chicago
(University of Chicago)
Red Light Winter.
Dates, times and prices TBA.
Athenaeum Theatre
Richard II .
Building Stage
Ring of the Niebelung, The.
Pack a lunch.
Tommy Gun's Garage
(Da Gangsters & Da Flappers)
Roaring 20's Audience Interactive Musical Comedy Holiday Dinner Show.
Take a trip back to 1920s Christmas.
Romeo Juliet.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Royal Hunt of the Sun, The.
Stage 773
Royal Jelly.
(About Face Theatre)
Run, Mourner, Run.
Many voices, one story.
Royal George Theatre Center
Saints & Sinners.
Nun of that.
Playground Theater
Sandbox Improv Showcase, The.
Mercury Theater
Screwtape Letters, The .
C.S. Lewis writes Christian satire.
Women & Children First
Sharon Pomerantz.
Sharon Pomerantz reads from Rich Boy.
Shits & Giggles.
This gender-queer cabaret runs the first Sunday of every month.
Show Below, The.
Funny is free.
Pub Theater
Show Theodora!.
The third Wednesday of every month.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Side Effects May Include.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace
Singin in the Rain.
Well, that was delightful!
Six Characters in Search of an Author.
Studio BE
Sketch-travaganza: Best of Sketchfest.
Themed hours of sketch comedy...what more could you want?
Court Theatre
(Court Theatre)
Chicago Dramatists
(Chicago Dramatists)
Chicago Dramatists
(Chicago Dramatists)
Studio L'Amour
Speakeasy Sunday.
Bring sin into your Sunday.
Second City
(Second City)
Spoiler Alert: Everybody Dies.
ComedySportz Theatre
Stevens Family, The.
Hillbilly comedy.
IO Theater
Move over, Hans Christian Andersen.
IO Theater
Stranded: The Improvised Musical.
Send a duo of improv artists to a stranded island.
Second City ETC
(Second City)
Studs Terkel's Not Working.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
(Signal Ensemble Theatre)
Athenaeum Theatre
(Greasy Joan & Co.)
Mystical, haunting and humorous adaptation.
the side project
Blood and sugar.
Royal George Theatre Center
Sunday School Cinema.
The ruler-wielding nun sets her sights on Hollywood.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace
Sunset Boulevard.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
SuperBoobs: A Superhero Burlesque Adventure .
Mischief, Mayhem, and Mighty Mammaries.
(Neil Tobin, Necromancer)
Supernatural Chicago.
Interactive theater set in one of the city's most haunted nightspots.
Writers' Theatre (Tudor Court)
(Writers' Theatre)
Sweet Charity.
A charitable donation.
Playground Theater
Takin It to the Beats! .
The ComedySportz Theatre
Talk Hard.
Second City
(Second City)
Taming of the Flu.
It's a comedy epidemic.
Tammy: A Coming of Age Story About a Girl Who is Part T-Rex.
"Hey Diary, What's up?"
Fine Arts Building
(Moving Dock Theatre Company)
Tea with the Ladies of the Harvard College Observatory.
Tea and astronomy.
Tease the Season.
Tease me.
Playground Theater
Telethon, The.
Gorilla Tango Theatre
Temple of Boobs: An Indiana Jones Burlesque.
The Geek Girls will reveal all
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Thanks for the Memories: A Veterans Day Salute .
Happy Veteran's Day.
(Barrel of Monkeys)
That's Weird, Grandma.
A boisterous group serves up kids' work for adults.
The Spot
(New Millennium Theatre Company)
The Flaming Dames in 'Torch'.
Usually the Dames take it off. But not this time.
Black Ensemble Theater
(Black Ensemble Theatre)
The Message Is In The Music (God Is A Black Man Named Ricky).
Are you there, Ricky?
Haymarket Pub & Brewery
The Moth StorySLAM.
MORE true stories told live.
The Moth StorySLAM.
True stories told live.
Richochets Tavern (4644 N. Lincoln Ave.)
The Paper Machete.
It's like a blog in real-life form.
Gallery Cabaret
The Two-Hour Comedy Hour.
They defy the laws of time.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
(Theater Oobleck)
There Is A Happiness That Morning.
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Theres A Girl In My Soup.
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
There's A Girl In My Soup.
Three Viewings.
Playground Theater
Thursday Happy Hour.
Comedic actors. Character monologues. What else do you need to know?
Links Hall
(Beverly Nelson)
Time it Takes, The.
Beverly Nelson transforms metaphorical representations of women and war.
Zebra Lounge
Tits and Bits.
IO Theater
TJ & Dave.
Raunchy, raucous improv from a male and female perspective.
Chicago Improv
Tommy Davidson.
Funny guy.
Tommy Gun's Garage
Tommy Guns Garage.
I am the twenties, hear me roar.
Oracle Theatre
Tonight It's Live.
Almost famous.
Piper's Alley
Tony 'N' Tina's Wedding.
You're invited to this loud, Italian-style wedding.
Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.
30 wacky/heart-breaking/funny/political plays in 60 minutes.
IO Theater
Improvers in denim jumpsuits mix homoeroticism with fight scenes.
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
(Victory Gardens)
Dark secrets.
Annoyance Theatre and Bar
(Annoyance Theatre)
Triple Feature.
Three times a play.
Village Theatre Guild
Playground Theater
Tweet Life, The.
The ComedySportz Theatre
Two-Dollar Bill, The.
Intercontinental Chicago O'Hare Hotel
(Annoyance Theatre)
Revvin' up Rosemont.
Trap Door Theatre
Unveiling and Dozens of Cousins, The.
(Second City)
Variety Show A Drinking Game Performance, The.
Drink up!
Outsiders have to stick together.
Ruth Page Center for the Arts
Votes For Women! .
Sister suffragettes!
Chase Auditorium
(NPR and Chicago Public Radio)
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me.
Listen in on the nationally broadcast comedy-news quiz show.
Studio BE
(pH Productions)
Wheel of pHortune.
The wheel of pHortune spins, picking new improv every night.
The Greenhouse Theatre Center
(Circle Theatre)
When the Rain Stops Falling.
Northlight Theatre
Whipping Man, The.
IO Theater
Whirled News Tonight.
A satirical turn on current events.
IO Theater
Whirled News Tonight 6th Anniversary!.
Before the Daily Show there was...
Comedy Shrine Theater
(Comedy Shrine)
Whose Line?.
The classic t.v. show comes to life...as improv.
(Silent Theatre)
Wild Party Variety Hour, The.
No plot, no special effects, just pure entertainment.
Playground Theater
Williams & Martinez .
Funny together.
Playground Theater
Williams & Martinez.
eta Creative Arts Foundation
Wine In The Wilderness.
Greenhouse Theater Center
Zulu Fits .
Twists and turns.
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The hotel is located just a walking distance to Vatican City & It's museum. The room is clean & just right for 2 people. The continental breakfast has choices. The staffs are very helpful, although not available if you arrive early ,before the office opens at 8:30 AM which we are not made aware of when we booked.
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- New luxury residence located in an historical building in the heart of Rome, just around the corner from the Vatican, walking distance from all the main attractions and monuments, Comfort Suites Roma is the perfect choice for guests that require all the comforts of a big hotel.All our rooms are bright and spacious and are furnished with a modern and elegant taste. They all have a private bathroom with a large shower, hairdryer, air-conditioning, soundproof windows, mini-bar, electronic safe, 32" LCD with satellite and free WIFI connection. Complimentary coffees and teas also available in each room. ... more less
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Medium Star - Free Crochet Pattern
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Medium Star
Easy Skill
Size:About 3½" round.
Materials:Worsted Weight Yarn
Blue - 12 yds
Crochet Hook:Size I-9 (5.50 mm)
ch - chain
dc - double crochet
hdc - half double crochet
lp - loop
rem - remaining
rep - repeat
rnd - round
sc - single crochet
sl st - slip stitch
sp - space
st - stitch
yo - yarn over
Rnd 1:(Right Side) Starting at center, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring; ch 1(loosely), 15 dc in ring; join with sl st to first dc. (15 dc)
Rnd 2:* Ch 5, sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, hdc in next ch, dc in next ch, skip next 2 dc (on Rnd 1), sl st in next dc; rep from * around. (5 points) Finish off and weave in ends.
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