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Santa Yogs wrote:It's ultimately to the writer/artist, so all you can really do is just put in a suggestion. Vehemently defending it like you're on trial isn't going to do anything.
Mir@k wrote:I would love to see an honest to got beatdown to the death, and i mean a no holds barred beatdown, not a parade fo fireworks and references that ends up with some kid being blown up and dying, but not by the hands of heroes no, by explosion.
Spartan117 wrote:Blood, Clearly you don't know as much Halo as I do
Spartan117 wrote:Slipspace doesn't work like a portal, but more like a, bluntly, torn hole in space AND time. And Can cause anomalies, in time and space, like it did to the shipboard A.I. Melissa, who was brought back to our time on a website.
Spartan117 wrote: I like a soldier figure in a cast of characters, (and to be honest Samurai Jack was a little close in my opinion, to that but he doesn't seem fit) I think a SPARTAN-II fits the job.
Spartan117 wrote:the damaged slipspace drive on the Dawn activating
Spartan117 wrote: Hey, even a stray wormhole can bring Chief here.
Spartan117 wrote:suporting character that CAN tag along too
Spartan117 wrote:Oh I have infinite knowledge of Halo. If there is one person that will be quivering: it's Bloodlord
BeeAre wrote:Incidentally, the answer of another question, "the bomb goes off and Blossom and Buttercup fail to stop it," is another thing to ponder.
BeeAre wrote:The Master from Fallout is in fact TOO nightmarish. I don't want to get PMs/emails from parents again.
Spartan117 wrote:How about something like a mass teleportation to another location in the universe. Something like moving the planet to the interior of another planet.
This is more complicated than any ordinary time bomb. It's like an elliptical eclipse temporal nebula altering gadgerwidget or something overly complicated that Beeare wanted in, in place of an honest to goodness time bomb.Sir Soulchild wrote:This bomb is a time bomb . So its not where but more of when.
Dear God you are just jumping from Idea to Idea. I thought we were still on Halo.Spartan117 wrote:How about, where ever this bomb takes the planet, theres going to be a giant space station, twenty times its size. And some point after the explosion, A giant fleet strikes. That can be something from the future like, The Federation of Planets, or the U.N.S.C.. Or maybe just The Enterprise because you know what, It can take on giant space stations anyway.
Yes. Yes a thousand times yes.Spartan117 wrote:And do you usually do this to noobs?
Quoting for emphasis:Spartan117 wrote:A space station is definitly gonna happen, and I hope to see the Enterprise or the Voyager.
Spartan117 wrote:And Blood, can you please be less negative on my forum posts.
We already have a complicated- yet still hamfisted thing that proved this. Apparently the original timeline- if there ever was one was Grim Tales. PPGD is the timeline with this giant timeline effecting bomb that is the one being altered.Havoc751 wrote:First, something to separate PPGD, and GT for good. I know they're two completely different timelines, but I would really like to see something proves this story wise.
Hmm... kind of interesting. I could only imagine it being in Grim Tales however- perhaps as one last act of torture to any of the girls, 'Him' could resurrect Bunny to fight them to their deaths.Havoc751 wrote:Now, this might sound a little odd, but what if she was on the side of evil. Like if she was resurrected by the Dark Star, or Aku (I saw that he might be the the story later on).
Birdofterror wrote:We already have a complicated- yet still hamfisted thing that proved this. Apparently the original timeline- if there ever was one was Grim Tales. PPGD is the timeline with this giant timeline effecting bomb that is the one being altered.
This is all conjecture, loosely based on observational evidence, but it stands for now unless directly contradicted.
Birdofterror wrote:Hmm... kind of interesting. I could only imagine it being in Grim Tales however- perhaps as one last act of torture to any of the girls, 'Him' could resurrect Bunny to fight them to their deaths.
Using Otto as an example- I'm inclined to think 'no.'Havoc751 wrote:Although, it would be great if there was like a part with the time squad looking in to it, or something. I mean, isn't that shit basically their bread and butter?
Well, if it were in PPGD it would be a MAJOR plot device. Something that would take buildup, explanation, not to mention cause and effect. Why would they do that paired with how.Havoc751 wrote:Why only GT? I think it would work just fine in PPGD?
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It's always a thrill when you get to meet a boyhood hero. And at the annual New York State Baseball Coaches Association Clinic at the Hall of Fame on Friday, I got to do just that.
My family moved to back to Kansas City in 1993, just in time for me to catch Brian McRae's last two seasons as a Royal. Both of those seasons were the formative years when I chose players from the team being managed by Brian's dad Hal – a fellow Royals legend – to be my "favorites." During that two year span, I proudly declared notables like the younger McRae, Mike MacFarlane and 1994 Rookie of the Year Bob "The Hammer" Hamelin (and his coke-bottle glasses) as my favorites.
Retired for 13 years now McRae, now 44, lives in Kansas City and was in Cooperstown to talk to New York State coaches about their practices, approaches to the season and share tips that he used to play 10 seasons in the majors.
McRae said it had been since 2003 or 2004 since he's been back to the Hall of Fame – a place he'd visited three times before. His favorite part?
"The Buck O'Neil statue, with me being a Kansas City guy and having a good relationship with Buck O'Neil during his time in Kansas City and I've spent time at the Negro Leagues Museum, so that's kind of a neat thing," he said. "That was once of the first things I saw when I came in. That was neat seeing that and Buck's legacy will stand for as long as people are talking about baseball."
During the clinic McRae talked hitting, defense, fundamentals and drills. He related his experiences to the coaches, giving them examples of what made him successful, for example McRae was an infielder-turned-outfielder. So when asked about how to keep young high school outfielders involved and interested, he said he brought his infielder mindset to the outfield.
"Every inning, I thought the ball was going to be hit to me," he said. "I'm out here because I can do a job. I don't want to be caught off guard. When the game is over, I'm mentally drained because I just calculated 150 pitches I thought were going to be hit to me."
Aside from emphasizing defense – caring about your work in the field and not just at the plate – McRae talked about how he lets players use their natural talents and only highlights fundamentals such as making sure the batter is taking the shortest distance to the ball in order to square up, but he won't mess with a player's hands. Plenty of players have found success without "proper" mechanics, like Gary Sheffield's wiggling bat or Kevin Youkilis' bat held over his head.
"They found a way," McRae said. "You wouldn't teach that, but as you can see there are a lot of ways that you can be successful, there's not a textbook way. So I don't like the cookie-cutter way that everybody has to stand this way and everybody has to hold their hands this way. Because people have different shapes, sizes skill sets and you just have to find a way to work from there."
For the former center fielder, clinics like Friday's are almost par for the course – in some form helping younger players improve. While last week's event was all about helping the coaches improve their programs, McRae runs a non-profit baseball organization in Kansas City called the Kansas City Sluggers, does speaking engagements through the Royals Alumni and this summer will coach a summer league team in the Coastal Plains League in Moorhead City, N.C.
"I enjoy working with the high school-age kids, college-age kids," McRae said. "That's where I feel I can relate the most and get the most out of them and where I feel my expertise fits. It keeps me fresh and keeps me young."
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Here's one rail observer, one American urban dweller with few ties to the Motor City, who is truly sad on both counts. They're linked.
Detroit's inevitable bankruptcy was as predictable as the auto metaphor used to open this piece, but not enough Americans of any stripe, including Yoopers and those former residents fleeing to Florida, seemed to care overmuch during a six-decade span.
One notable exception: the private-sector parties in Detroit still scrambling to offer meaningful rail transit options to Detroit's dwindling population. Those include Penske Corp. founder Roger Penske, whose fortune has been generated from truck rentals and car sales—clearly the warrior personified for the supposed "War on Cars"—advancing the M1 streetcar project, backed now by federal funding, as city boosters strive to launch a rail revival.
But Detroit defaulted, and before the threat of any meaningful rail which, anti-rail types often contend, can destroy a city's "quality of life."
Sure, I'm running the risk of oversimplying a complex historical, demographic, and political picture; Detroit's decline from fourth-largest U.S. city to simply the largest urban bankruptcy in U.S. history (affecting 700,000 residents directly, others as well) will be parsed and dissected for some time to come. But I've no doubt – none at all – that rail transit's continuing absence, beginning with the retirement of the city's PCCs in the 1950s, played a part.
Take a look at the list of U.S. cities that flirted with bankruptcy and somehow avoided same in the past six decades. New York. Cleveland. Philadelphia. The sky was falling, but people of modest means were still able to get to their jobs, using cars and buses and trains. And even the people who participated in the mass urban exodus of post WWII America not yet totally detached from evil urban cores had access – rail access – and used it.
I experienced New York's very dark times in the 1970s, and that's probably why Detroit's fall makes me wince as it does. The past is prologue, and oddly still fresh in my mind 38 years later. It still rankles me when folks at a rail gathering these days, learning that I'm an elitist East Coast urban rat, wonder or posit – sometimes sincerely, more often with big, fat crocodile tears – how I made it through, why I stayed, how I can possibly stay now, by choice, a believer in New York and in urban America.
So far, I've refrained from replying with a stereotypical, colorful New York euphemistic response. Better to stay with a stock answer. "New York is a dinosaur too stupid to know how to die," a friend of mine once said, but T-Rex isn't just back; it roars. Oh, and when I discover a car problem in the morning, I note it, maybe phone the dealer to make an appointment, then head off to work, unimpeded. I've got rail. Do you?
A cursory examination of a comparable list of locales that didn't avoid default (dumber dinosaurs?) finds many (most?) of them don't have a significant urban rail option. Jefferson County, Ala., for instance. Or Stockton, Calif. True, San Bernadino, Calif., does have Metrolink and Amtrak service, and that city defaulted, so there's one exception noted – maybe even a harbinger of hope for Detroit and its M1 streetcar plans.
Detroit, one might argue, has had** urban rail options, after a fashion, including a heritage trolley and a downtown automated people mover (APV). I nearly played the role of Wile E. Coyote on my first trip to Detroit, marveling at tracks in the sidewalk before looking up in time to see a trolley looming ahead. And I used the Detroit People Mover on business. I'm not sure either is adequate to address Detroit's real rail needs.
My trips to and from Detroit have employed air travel, but I made it a point once to visit the near-empty hulk of Detroit's Michigan Central Station, once accompanied by venerable Tiger Stadium, at midday. The place was nearly empty. Some station platform tracks had trees growing through them (some of them four inches in diameter). My heart broke. No wonder some Americans couldn't take Amtrak seriously. No wonder SEMTA regional rail service faltered and failed. No wonder I relish the joie de vivre of Grand Central Terminal back home.
Critics and cynics might assert that bus transit, or Bus Rapid Transit, can, could, or should do the job alone. I'm not convinced. More important, neither are the private-sector players advancing Detroit's M1 Rail streetcar project, who (I have no doubt) must have seen this slow-motion mess coming to its conclusion more clearly than I, more clearly than most. Buses are part of the package, but not the whole deal. That's a lot more enlightened than the "War on Cars" warriors spouting nonsense throughout North America (don't want to leave out the mayor of Toronto or my Canadian brethren).
I must believe that many other cities across North America have similar thoughts, have drawn similar conclusions, based on the number of those cities I see trying to implement new rail starts, grow existing systems, improve old(er) systems already in place. The efforts span the continent, no longer a coastal (or even bicoastal) phenomenon or a "crazy Canadian" diversion or the frenzy of Blue State radicals. They span a variety of rail modes, with some municipalities even all in on more than one mode (Charlotte, N.C., Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City among the expansive relative newcomers).
Too bad Detroit isn't among those cities for now. One can hope that bankruptcy, for all its disruption and pain, doesn't delay rail transit's much-needed arrival in the Motor City. The M1 streetcar won't solve so many of the city's woes. But it will be oh-so-necessary for any revival or comeback of any kind. Car manufacturing is what Detroit necessarily does. But auto alternatives are something Detroit needs.
**Update, July 31, 2013: Several readers kindly noted that Detroit's heritage trolley ceased operation in 2003, making my original present-tense assertion in error. The verb tense has been adjusted to reflect that reality, paradoxically (in my view) furthering the argument that much more strenuously; my thanks to the sharp-eyed.


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The PTH test measures the level of parathyroid hormone in the blood.
PTH stands for parathyroid hormone. It is a protein hormone released by the parathyroid gland.
A laboratory test can be done to measure the amount of PTH in your blood.
Parathormone; Parathormone (PTH) intact molecule
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see: Venipuncture
Ask your health care provider if you should stop eating or drinking for some period of time before the test. Most often, you will not need to fast or stop drinking.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or slight bruising. This soon goes away.
Parathyroid hormone (PTH) is released by the parathyroid glands. The four tiny parathyroid glands are located in the neck, near or attached to the back side of the thyroid gland. PTH controls calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D levels in the blood. It is important for regulating bone growth. Your health care provider may order this test if:
To help understand whether your parathyroid hormone level is normal, your doctor will measure your blood calcium at the same time.
Normal values are 10 to 55 picograms per milliliter (pg/mL).
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- After waiting for his parents and younger sister to go to bed upstairs, a 14-year-old Hutchinson boy poured gasoline throughout the downstairs rooms twice to "do a thorough job," then soaked the doorways and stairway to block their escape before setting the fire, a prosecutor said in a court document.
The ghastly details emerged after Reno County District Attorney Keith Schroeder filed a motion Tuesday to try the teen as an adult on charges of first-degree murder of his mother and 11-year-old sister and attempted murder of his father. He also is charged with aggravated arson in the Sept. 26 fire.
Schroeder wrote in the filing that the teen considered the victims to be "loving and caring," and confessed to planning and carrying out the crimes.
"He wanted people to die. He set the fire to his home with a design to kill," according to court documents. "He thinks human life, other than his own, is worthless. He believes all persons are awful."
The youth also told investigators he was working on a plan with others to detonate bombs with "pulse detectors" in Washington, D.C., according to the filing. The teen also allegedly said he had considered a "sword attack" at Buhler High School in Buhler, Kan.
Defense attorney Gregory Bell did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
Schroeder told the court in the filing that the teen should be tried as an adult because he is an extreme danger to the community, noting his own father is afraid of him. The prosecutor wrote that the youth has "openly declared he is a danger to people in the future and indicated he might harm other teens in detention."
As a juvenile, he would be under the court's jurisdiction until he turns 23. If convicted as an adult, he'd face a life prison sentence.
The teen has also professed that he would "do this again" if released, Schroeder said.
Schroeder noted that the teen is extremely intelligent, articulate and has no history of mental illness. He had a 3.71 grade point average at the time of the fire and "openly considers himself superior in intellect to others," Schroeder said.
"He has shown no remorse and is unemotional about killing his mother and sister," according to court documents. The boy also told detectives that, "We're all going to die eventually," and showed the most concern about his gray cat, the court filing says.
In support of its request, the state said its evidence against him is overwhelming, adding it will submit to the court his video confession.
He is scheduled for a first court appearance on Oct. 22, although proceedings likely to remain closed unless the court authorizes the state to prosecute him as an adult.


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Myelofibrosis is a disorder of the bone marrow in which the marrow is replaced by fibrous scar tissue.
Idiopathic myelofibrosis; Myeloid metaplasia; Agnogenic myeloid metaplasia; Primary myelofibrosis; Secondary myelofibrosis
Bone marrow is the soft, fatty tissue inside your bones. Stem cells are immature cells in the bone marrow that develop into all of your blood cells. Your blood is made of:
When the bone marrow is scarred, it cannot make enough blood cells. Anemia , bleeding problems, and a higher risk of infections may occur.
As a result, the liver and spleen try to make some of these blood cells. This causes these organs to swell.
The cause of myelofibrosis is unknown. There are no known risk factors. When it occurs, it usually develops slowly in people over age 50.
Diseases such as myelodysplastic syndrome, leukemia , and lymphoma may also cause bone marrow scarring. This is called secondary myelofibrosis.
Physical examination shows swelling of the spleen. Later in the disease, it may also show an enlarged liver .
Tests that may be done include:
An examination of the blood shows teardrop-shaped red blood cells and immature white blood cells. Bone marrow biopsy is usually needed to make the diagnosis and to rule out other causes of the symptoms.
In the past, the treatment of myelofibrosis has depended on the symptoms and degree of the low blood counts.
In young people, bone marrow or stem cell transplantation appears to improve the outlook, and may cure the disease. A long-term (5 year) remission is possible for some patients with bone marrow transplantation. Such treatment should be considered for younger patients and some others.
Other treatment may involve:
This disorder causes slowly worsening bone marrow failure with severe anemia. Low platelet count leads to easy bleeding. Spleen swelling may slowly get worse.
The average survival of people with primary myelofibrosis is about 5 years. However, some people may survive for decades.
Make an appointment with your health care provider if you have symptoms of this disorder. Uncontrolled bleeding, shortness of breath, or jaundice (yellow skin and whites of the eyes) that gets worse need urgent or emergency care.
There is no known prevention.
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Blue Jay way comes to Cooperstown
While an assortment of injuries have derailed Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Litsch's season, it did afford him the opportunity to accompany his father for a recent visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
The connection between fathers and sons and the National Pastime is a common sight at the Cooperstown institution. And such was the case as the 27-year-old right-handed hurler, currently on the 60-day disabled list and lost for the season due to shoulder and bicep problems, talked about the motivation for Saturday's trip with his father, Rick, to Upstate New York.
"We just wanted the whole memory," Litsch said. "It's something we've wanted to do for awhile and we had time right now so decided to shoot up here and get the whole experience.
"Obviously rehab is not what you want to be doing this time of year, but being able to bring my dad here is a special treat."
Litsch's only other time spent in Cooperstown came when he accompanied the Blue Jays to face the Baltimore Orioles in the 2007 Hall of Fame Game.
"That was my rookie year and I remember A.J. Burnett made me do the bucket," Litsch recalled. "They were playing Home Run Derby out there and I had to get all the balls as the come in from the outfield."
A Florida native, he grew up a Cincinnati Reds fan whose favorite player was inducted into the Hall of Fame last month.
"My favorite player is Barry Larkin," Litsch said, "so it's kind of cool to come here the year the year he gets enshrined."
As for his own future, Litsch, who has spent his entire five-year big league career with the Blue Jays, says things look bright. Though he will miss the entire 2012 season, his career big league numbers include a 27-27 record, topped by a 13-9 mark in 2008.
"It's been a hectic year," Litsch said. "I had an infection that caused an emergency surgery and since then I had to have another surgery that is hopefully the key, so it's a matter of getting through it and getting back ready for next year.
"Everything is coming along well. It's a process. You just have to sit and wait, wait, wait and let it get better."
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I've read that radiation therapy is seldom given to the same area twice. In this case, any recurrent cancer would have to be treated with chemotherapy, which seldom does more than provide temporary help. Is recurrent cancer thus fatal in most or all cases?
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It is true that we seldom radiate the same place twice. If cancer reoccurs in a previously treated region, we tend to use chemotherapy (or biologic or hormone therapy, depending on the type of cancer). Such therapy is often the better option because if the cancer has reappeared in the same place, we are concerned that there could be cancer cells floating somewhere else in the body that we cannot see. Radiation only targets a limited area, whereas chemotherapy, biologics and hormones can get through most of the body via the bloodstream. Contrary to popular belief, some cancers (even recurrent) can be cured with chemotherapy (look at Lance Armstrong!) As for the notion that all recurrent cancer is fatal, this is not always the case. The outcome is very much dependent on the type of cancer that the person has, as some types are more responsive to retreatment than others.
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Holiday Lights Train
The Holiday Light Train is Pete's biggest event of the year. The park is decorated for the Holidays. See over 250,000 lights in various displays. Giant toy soldiers, candy canes, cascading snow flakes, flying reindeer, and swans swimming, just to name a few of Pete's displays!
CITY: Waterman
The Underpants
Play set in Dusseldorf, Germany on 1910, Louis Maske inadvertnetly drops her ill-fitting drawers in the middle of town square during a parade to honor the king.
CITY: DeKalb
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Hinckley Germanfest
Planned activities include a craft show, a dance contest, stein holding contests, antique tractor show, races, a church service and delectable international food and much more!
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Cinco de Mayo
A festive Sycamore celebration with games, prizes, crafts, food, petting zoo, live music and family entertainment.
CITY: Sycamore
The Chicago Rat Pack "One Swingin' Night"
Egyptian Theatre - DeKalb, IL. For over 18 years, the unforgettable trio (Frank, Sammy and Dean) excited audiences nightly at the Copa Room and the Sands Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. These wonderful performances have been recreated with remarkable accuracy. Critics all proclaim "One Swinging Night" as being as close as any person could come to experiencing the original Rat Pack. With so much talent on stage together, these wild wonderful performers would set the standard tone for all those who came to Vegas throughout the Swinging 60's. How could these performances be anything less than historical? The Chicago Rat Pack's show, "One Swinging Night" is perhaps one of the few special productions that shall become as timeless as the actual counterparts (Sammy, Frank and Dean). This fantastic show transports its audiences to a time when life was a lot less complicated. "One Swinging Night" is a brilliant reenactment of the "Summit." This was the period at which all three of the magnificent super-stars were at the prime of their wonderful careers. At times, these three actors seem to transcend reality by totally becoming the characters they portray. Along with this and the fact that each member of this cast is very talented in his own right makes "One Swinging Night" a show that must be seen!
CITY: DeKalb
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Sublette Annual Toy and Antique Tractor Show
Vendors from more than ten Midwestern states fill eight buildings with over 400 tables of farm toys and collectibles. Antique tractor show with over 200 tractors lining the streets. Semi-tractors line up to show off their unique paint jobs. Train show with large operating layout, quilt show, and craft show. Pancake breakfast on Sunday. Free shuttle will transport visitors to the various buildings on Sunday only.
CITY: Sublette
AC Rock
Chicago's premier a Capella quartet, singing classic rock favorites from the 50's and on in stunning vocal harmony, without instrumental accompaniment.
CITY: Sandwich
March to Bourbon Street
"A Festival of the Arts – Celebrating the Mardi Gras Experience" Egyptian Theatre – Downtown DeKalb Saturday, March 28, 2015 7:00pm-10:00pm Presented by: The Egyptian Theatre and Dance Dimensions New Orleans jazz music is an identity to American culture and signature to the Mardi Gras event. Experience a tributary extravaganza that celebrates the local art community with connected talents in music, dance, visual art, costume, and food cuisine at this Bourbon Street Blast. Taking place in the historic Egyptian Theatre in Downtown DeKalb this event will immerse guests into the Bourbon Street experience. Food and drinks will be available while enjoying roaming performers, live visual artists, art on display, a variety of live performances throughout the evening and phenomenal music all night long. This captivating event typical of a big city arts scene is being brought to Downtown DeKalb to celebrate the vast array of artistic talent and offerings in our community. Whether you're an arts enthusiast or looking for a fun night out with friends, the "March to Bourbon Street" will having you dancing in the streets all the way home!
CITY: DeKalb
Barb City on Tap
Barb City On Tap is coming to Dekalb, Illinois on Saturday, March 28th at the NIU Convocation Center. This three-hour premium event will showcase over 100 releases from some of America's best craft breweries and imports as well. Attendees will sample beers in an atmosphere filled with live music, delicious food available for purchase, and great vendors. *Participants must be at least 21 years of age to attend* STANDARD TICKET | $35 *TICKET PRICES INCREASE BY $10 AT THE DOOR* INCLUDES: 3 Hours of Beer Sampling (2:30PM – 6:00PM) Souvenir Sampling Glass Live Music Entertainment http://americaontap.com/america-on-tap-dekalb-il/
CITY: DeKalb
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Kennel Club of Yorkville Dog Show
The Kennel Club of Yorkville Dog Show will be held April 4th and 5th at the NIU Convocation Center in DeKalb, IL. For more information visit www.niuconvo.com
CITY: DeKalb
ISL State Championships
The Illinois Stepping League presents the 2014-2015 State Championships. The best youth step teams in Illinois will compete for the title of State Champions in the U-12 (elementary), U-14 (middle/junior high school), and U-19 (high school) divisions. http://egyptiantheatre.org/
CITY: DeKalb
Billy Riggs at the Egyptian Theatre
Billy Riggs, Master of Enchantment, Entertainment and Empowerment is coming to the Egyptian Theatre. A man who has performed in 50 states and in front of audiences with over 20,000 people is coming to DeKalb to bring you "Grand Illusions, Grander Realities". Billy will perform illusions, use humor and inspire you for a fun filled evening. A portion of the proceeds from this show will be used to assist charities in DeKalb County, including Hope Haven, Feed My Starving Children / Make a Difference DKC and Network of Nations. Come join us for a night out for all ages! Presented by: Hillcrest Covenant Church. http://egyptiantheatre.org/
CITY: DeKalb
4 - 14
Monty Python's Spamalot - Stage Coach
Stage Coach Players Theatre presents "Monty Python's Spamalot". Check website for show times. http://www.stagecoachers.com
CITY: DeKalb
Retrospective - Simon & Garfunkel Tribute Band
AJ Swearingen's warm baritone and Jonathan Beedle's soaring tenor combine to capture the essence and magic sounds of Simon and Garfunkel's classic rock.
CITY: Sandwich
Egyptian Theatre Flashlight Tour
**NEW for 2015** Join Egyptian Theatre staff as they provide a tour of the historic Egyptian Theatre using just your flashlights. Guests will be treated to a behind the scenes backstage tour which will highlight the haunted history of the theatre. This is the tour that reveals all the secrets and lets you go places the public has never seen. Don't forget to bring your camera! You never know what you might capture in your pictures. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students & seniors. Guests must bring a flashlight for the tour. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. This evening tour will last approximately 2 hours and the tickets are limited, so don't wait! http://egyptiantheatre.org/
CITY: DeKalb
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MS: Tour de Farms Bike Ride
NIU Convocation Center - 1525 West Lincoln Highway, DeKalb, IL (map) For more information please visit www.niuconvo.com.
CITY: DeKalb
Rick Springfield at NIU
NIU is excited to announce RICK SPRINGFIELD will be at the Convocation Center on May 15, 2015. --- Grammy award-winning musician, actor and New York Times bestselling author Rick Springfield will hit the road to DeKalb, IL with the full band. The iconic rock star will be at the Convocation Center on Friday, May 15th. Doors open at 6:00pm and show starts at 7:00pm. Special guest to be announced early 2015. Tickets for Rick Springfield go on sale Friday, December 19th at 10:00am. All seats are reserved and ticket prices range from $25 to $45. Tickets can be purchased at the Convocation Center box office, all Ticketmaster Outlets, Ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 800-745-3000.
CITY: DeKalb
Celtic Harpist, Kim Robertson with Brett Lipshutz
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Traditional Celtic and folk music. Enjoy music from Celtic Harpist, Kim Robertson with Brett Lipshutz who will be playing the flute and tin whistle. This performance is supported by Arts Midwest Touring Fund, a program of Arts Midwest, which is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts with additional contributions from the Illinois Arts Council.
CITY: Sandwich
Shania Twain & Cher Tribute
She looks and sounds exactly like Shania...but, wait....is that Cher? Kelly Smith is the premier Shania and Cher Tribute artist in the country.
CITY: Sandwich
Pamela Welcome as Harriet Tubman
Celebrate Women's History Month - Fundraiser for the Sandwich Opera House Pamela Welcome holds a B.A. degree in Acting and Directing from Northern Illinois University. She has performed in many diverse theatrical productions with roles ranging from 'Mama', in "A Raisin' In The Sun"; 'Sister Margaret', in "The Amen Corner"; 'Jo Jo LaMotte', in "Agatha Christie Made Me Do It"; and 'Mrs. Mercy Croft', in "The Killing of Sister George", to name a few. Mrs. Welcome has also done numerous training films and some voice over and commercial work. She currently performs Black Women In History - featuring Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth and a WWII Riveter/Welder. These programs are performed periodically for libraries, women's groups, churches and historical organizations. Pamela is married with two children, Joseph and Briana. General Admission - $10
CITY: Sandwich
Tumbleweed - Eagles Tribute
A tribute to the Eagles and classic rock from the 60's until today including other legendary artists.
CITY: Sandwich


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