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13 Heads of Garlic and Some Strung-out (up?) Pork
Tomorrow is another Iron Chef night. The ingredient: garlic. I have no idea what the complete meal will entail, but, as it is our turn to host, we are preparing the entrée. With vegetarians and omnivores and food-sensitive folks in attendance, we opted for a garlic and parsley pork roulade with a balsamic glaze, and a roasted garlic and baby bella risotto – which I'll get to in another post.
In all, I roasted 13 heads of garlic – 12 regular and 1 elephant. An older gentleman at the grocery store buying a single tomato seemed a bit shocked by my bag full of stinking roses.
I do have to admit that, as much as I love the smell of garlic, the roasting process was overwhelming. The smell was just too much and I had to head out for a run which, by the way, was amazing. Picture yourself running down a mountain road to a Bluegrass banjo-pickin' pace, shadow-boxing with the setting sun against the freshly fallen snow. Fresh air, sunshine, deer on the mountain-side, and your heart pounding – wonderful.
Back to the garlic. I learned to tie a pork loin today. It was my first attempt ever. But, given that the pork loin was fairly narrow, I did not butterfly it in a way that lends itself to being rolled. Instead, it was folded. Oh well, the point is that it was chock full o' the garlicky goodness that led my husband to invite our guests over for a little "drinky and stinky".
Since dinner isn't actually until tomorrow night, I've tied the roulade and am letting it sit in the refrigerator until tomorrow night. The plan is to baste it while it cooks with a balsamic roasted garlic glaze to add a little more moisture and flavor (though, I'm not really sure it will need it.) I'll tackle the risotto tomorrow, as well.
The roulade recipe I used is largely based on one presented earlier this year by the Kitchenista, though, it includes quite a bit more garlic and a little extra wine. I figure you can't go wrong with either.
Roasted Garlic and Parsley Pork Roulade
Ingredients and supplies:
- 2 lb boneless pork loin
- 2 Tbsp olive oil
- 2 Tbsp dry white wine
- 2 heads of garlic, roasted (or more)
- juice from 1 lemon
- 1 bunch of Italian (or flatleaf) parsley
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Kitchen twine / butcher's string
- 1/4 c white wine, chicken broth or water
Roasting garlic
Top the garlic heads, i.e., chop off the top third or so. Put each head in a piece of foil, drizzle some olive oil, salt, and pepper on top, wrap, and bake for 50 mintues at 350 degrees. You can remove the paper from the leftover garlic tips and roast them in foil and oil as well. When done, remove garlic from oven, let it cool, and then squeeze out of the husks.
Place the roasted garlic cloves, white wine, parsley leaves, lemon juice, and salt and pepper to taste in to a blender or food processor. Chop to create a rough paste; do not puree.
Preparing the pork
1. Butterfly the pork loin. See Culinate.com's great photographic guide to doing this. See the image below for what it should look like.
2. Spread paste evenly across surface of the pork.
3. Carefully roll (that's what roulade means) the pork from one long edge to the other.
4. Tie the roulade lengthwise using a 5-6 foot long piece of twine. See bon appétit for a visual and instructions on how to do this if you have not tied meat before.
Cooking the roulade
Pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees F.
Heat a casserole (or dutch oven) on the stove to medium-high heat. Pour in a little bit of olive oil and spread it around. Sear each side of the pork loin for 3 to 5 minutes, until browned. Pour the ¼ cup water, wine or broth into the bottom of the casserole, cover, and place in oven for 25-30 minutes.
Because many pork loins have limited fat, you will want to monitor it as it cooks to make sure that it is not too dry. You might consider basting it every ten minutes with the liquid at the bottom of the casserole or a glaze/marinade of your choice. Check the temperature after about 20 minutes; as soon as it reads 145 degrees F, pull it out of the oven and let it rest for 10 minutes to allow the temperature to reach 155 degrees F.
Cut string, slice, and serve.
Balsamic Garlic Glaze
- 10 cloves roasted garlic, mashed
- 1 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1 tsp raw honey
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sea salt
Pour the balsamic vinegar, honey, salt and the mashed garlic into a pan and mix well.
Simmer for about 10 minutes, or until the liquid reduces and becomes the consistency of syrup.
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I will openly admit that I was one of those kids who were initially drawn to the communications degree because it promised a full absence of numbers. After 12 years of math classes, I was pretty over formulas and equations. I happily embraced the opportunity to learn about words and pictures, without the threat of having to use them for calculating anything.
Numbers do not go away after college.
Yes, that's right all you liberal arts majors—the numbers will follow you even after you cross that stage and wrap your hands around that diploma. I realized this when I began interviewing for jobs. It was not uncommon for the employers to screen me using an initial test, often including a writing sample and, YES, some math problems.
Now, for the business majors in the group this isn't a huge deal. However, if you haven't seen a mixed fraction since 8th grade, these types of problems may trip you up and prevent you from getting the job. So what can you do to keep your edge?
Keep your math skills up. Think through common math problems in your head, like figuring out the cost of an item on sale. Remember, business people and clients love metrics. The more information you can give them to prove that you are doing your job and making a positive impact, the better for you.
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> On 6/6/12 10:26 AM, Pacho Ramos wrote:
> > After reading:
> > https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419795
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> > I think that would be interesting to try to not get grep build with pcre
> > support by default, specially after reading "man grep" and seeing that
> > its support is tagged as experimental:
> This is more a reason to mask USE=pcre for grep, rather than taking
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I thought about that option at first time, but later I checked grep
ChangeLog and saw "pcre" USE flag was dropped time ago but later readded
due user request.
> > Also, at least of my systems there are only a few installed packages
> > with this USE flag and, then, I am unsure about real advantage of having
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> This is a possible reason for dropping it, but I'm not sure. What
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> Paweł
In my laptop, just now, only a few:
$ equery hasuse pcre
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This Gym-Dandy relic from 1984 is the kind of thing I'd go bananas for as a kid. My parents, on the other hand, would take one look at that speeder bike swing and see it toppling the rest of the
AT-AT AT-ST — kids included. What kind of monsters can't get down with a little "Jedi excitement" in the backyard?
The caption in the bottom right reads:
Gym-Dandy brings Jedi excitement to America's backyards. Little Jedi Knights can swing on the sturdy Speeder Bike and activate 4 great sound effects: Laser Cannons, Turnstile Guns, Scout Walker and Proton Torpedoes!
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The Nevada nursing board is unhappy with the program at National University. Please nursing students or potential nursing students, Please do your homework!!! They can no longer accept new students!!! UMMM... Read More
- 1Jun 22, '12 by ny2lvgirlI heard that the school is in litigation and students are appealing for discriminations because too many policies were broken. I also heard that the quality of lectures are bad and they have no support for students (after they announced that they are closing, that's when they hired a tutor). They focused more on the ATI (pass/fail) but not how a student should learn after graduating or being in the nursing field. I doubt if they will get approved for BSN, students are sending all their complaints to NV State Board of Nursing. Students are not prepared for NCLEX, that's why they have low pass rating. They practice on ATI and if you fail it, the student fail the class. What a way to focus a nursing student.
- 1Jun 22, '12 by GonnaAmazeYouI heard that too, if they have a reason to sue I say go for it, I personally am satisfied with my education from NU. I completed the LPN program at CSN in 2000 and I think NU taught me a lot more and have me better prepared than CSN did. I do know that the ATI is a terrible way to fail out and they will if you do not reach the benchmarks, but the representative from ATI said the assessments are used to see what a person needs to study, not to gage what they know or are proficient in- so I never got why they would kick someone out over ATI.
- 0Jul 6, '12 by seunRNQuote from GonnaAmazeYouI heard about their BSN coming to Vegas. But I don't think they will get approved because of all the complaints and litigations they have that BON knew about. Because of all the changes in their policies that they don't inform students or clear about their ever changing policy. They might grey approve if all the staff are replaced.I am a student in one of the final cohorts... the school is not bad, it was just that fact of so many schools and the low pass rate, the state board of nursing had to crack a whip. National did not have that many students in their first cohorts and it it goes 2 years from when your first student tests, you have to achieve an 80% pass rate. The only place they were wrong was by starting their program when they only had 4 or 5 students. The last cohort that graduated had 10 or so students (this was their biggest class to graduate so far I believe) and all of them passed on the first try. My cohort has 18 students and hopefully we will all pass on our first try.
Anyways they aren't closing, they are bringing their BSN program from CA-- it is already nationally accredited so the state board of Nursing will approve their provisional licensing... they just have to finish with the ASN program and then they can start on that. It is actually a good school, and the instructors are awesome- including the director. I doubt I will get my BSN there though-- it is TOO expensive!!
- 0Jul 10, '12 by stillThe same is true for SAN DIEGO. I recently posted this on NU Commons (A web based app on facebook) to the nursing community and it was immediately deleted and I no longer have access to NU Commons.
Please please rethink about attending nursing at NU San Diego. The pass rates are low. SDCC has a higher pass rate. The lead clinical instructor who is on leave is quoted as saying, "Don't be afraid to FAIL them." Recently a cohort lost 30 out 45 students in MEDSURG I. To me that is a reflection of the Professor. Try to talk to some nursing students in the program. The nursing campus is in Rancho Bernardo. I'm sharing this because although I am still in the program, I really feel that future students should know what they are getting into. Everyone's experience will be different. The program is a lot of money and before making that huge investment on them, you should do your research on school, faculty, pass rates, how problems are resolved, etc. If you choose to attend anyway, good luck. =>
Like I said. Everyone will have a different experience. I am just stating facts and giving you advice on how to do research on National University before making a huge and expensive commitment. My advice is to go to the Rancho Bernardo campus and ask questions from students and faculty.
Ask them how they resolve inconsistencies with lecture objectives and exam questions?
Ask them how can they be ok with 30 out of 45 students being failed in one class and not question the instructor, who is still on board as a faculty member?
Ask all the questions you can think of before you make the commitment. Once you fail a class, you will have to wait for the next cohort on space available basis. So please think about it carefully. For the price you are paying for your education, the quality is not there.
- 0Aug 14, '12 by sooperdooperYou do realize NU is one of, if not only, non profit university in San Diego that doesnt force you to achieve a certain score on the ATI predictor test before allowing you to sit for board? All the other schools have artificially inflated scores because those that are more likely to fail the NCLEX are not even given a chance to take it!
- 0Aug 14, '12 by GonnaAmazeYouSooperdooper I think you are misinformed. NU requires level 2 benchmark in all classes as well as competency predictor test. If you don't achieve the level 2 you are sent to tutoring and given one more chance, if you fail you fail the class. If you fail the competency predictor you are dismissed from program.
- 1Aug 14, '12 by GonnaAmazeYouAnd whatever they are doing, whether the state board agrees or not, is working because I passed NCLEX on my first attempt with 75Qs and so did 5 of my classmates(8 more are testing at the end of the month)
- 0Aug 15, '12 by justmeinlvI am proud to say, I graduated from National University. I passed the NCLEX in 45 minutes with 75 questions. Today, I am a pediatric critical care nurse.
Sense graduating I have become certified in among others, ACLS, PALS, TNCC, pediatric critical, and I am a soon to be BLS instructor.
In the unfortunate event a child who is important in your life becomes critically ill or injured, rest assured this NU grad has the knowledge and skill to keep your precious child alive.


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I went to New Orleans for the IACP conference,
which is my chance to connect with food friends
from all over the world,
attend classes
visit somewhere I have never been.
I think it was a hard choice to pick New Orleans
as a conference spot ( over 4 years ago)
after Katerina and the flooding
but I am so glad they did.
Never have I seen such hospitality
and warmth from a community still in so much pain.
Florence had a huge flood in 1966, which brought the city to it's knees,
but the world came and helped dig it out of the mud.
I know that there are organizations that are still
bringing help to New Orleans,
on my flight back to the states
was a group of kids that spent their break helping to build houses with
Habitat for Humanity.
While walking down the streets of the French Quarter,
seeing all the tourists with their HUGE
drinks in hand, staggering down the roads
many in pirate costumes
( was that a Johnny Depp look-alike?)
It was hard to see any damage.
lovely Spanish style buildings in the "French Quarter"
Breakfast at Cafe du Monde was incredibly crowded,
powdered sugar dusting everything.
Cheap thrills for three bites of clouds, $1.82
and the chicory coffee was really perfect, although so packed with tourists,
it felt more like Disneyland.
There are somethings that should be enjoyed where they are produced,
but I am going to whip up some beignets for my husband soon
and serve them with a cafe latte
and put on my zydeco CD I brought home.
The Fleur du Lys adorn the city at every corner
on T-shirts
It wasn't until leaving the city that I saw
people still living in tents under the freeway.
But we had some excellent speakers who conveyed
the feelings of those who live and lived there.
What it was like to leave and not know when you would or could return.
Losing everything
both rich and poor.
But still having the passion and love for your city
to go on and rebuild.
Jessica Harris spoke on the Rythmn of New Orleans
that of the kitchen, of the street
The voices, the energy.
We saw the playful spirit that still brings smiles to daily life.
I felt that the people wanted to take care of me,
as one of the family.
Sharing their tales, opening their hearts.
That was the rythmn I heard,
heartbeats of people in love.
In love with a town.
Me too!
I don't think I could deal with the crowds of Mardi Gras
But I will be back for some great food and music.
For many Mardi Gras my come only once a year,
but I got the feeling that here is a place
to play dress-up everyday!
They don't need a reason to celebrate life.
EVERYDAY is reason enough.
Paul Prudhomme, master of hospitality!
Love our own chef pirate behind him!
For the first night I organized a dinner at Cochon
We had one of everything from the Boucherie part of the menu, fried pig ears were fabulous,
boudin balls, the charcuterie plate, Empanadas, the BEST largest soft shelled crab and more.
I couldn't resist some White Lightning to digest our meal.
It was very smooth and I enjoyed it a lot!
Doesn't this look like a happy group?
IACP is about making friends around the table for those of us that it touches
in someway or another.
Those that teach, write, cook and guide.
Food is life and what better place to celebrate that
than New Orleans.
The neon in town was really fabulous
Voodoo shops we quite facinating.
I did bring back a couple of pieces to protect me!
Covering all my bases!
As we flew out, Bush was flying in for a meeting.
I wonder if there were protests?
I would be screaming with rage!
I hope he saw this t-shirt!


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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Will Blunderfield on Tokyo, Yoga, Music, and His New Album, "Hallelujah"
Interviewer: Dylan Robertson
Through the encouragement of his yoga students, Will Blunderfield has embraced his dream of a career in music. His album "Hallelujah" debuts in March 2011. I had the good fortune to hang out with Will during his recent visit to Tokyo. After listening to his album, I decided to ask him about his trip, his music, and yoga practice.
How would you describe your music?
I call my music yoga-inspired pop fusion. If Enya and George Michael had a baby that LOVED yoga, I would be it!
What have been your greatest musical influences?
I was a choir boy for most of my childhood and teenage years, so a lot of my influences and singing style come from classical musical training in voice. I later studied theater in New York and became heavily involved in rock musicals such as Rent and Taboo by Boy George. Once I discovered yoga and Kirtan Chanting there (traditional call-and-response singing from India), I had the idea to bring my passions together into my own style. I love Devotional Chant/Sacred Song/Kirtan. It's what's moved me through the rough times. It was important for me going into this album to have one foot stay in that world and the other in the world of Pop/Rock music—fuse the two together, old and new. While I am nodding to traditional Kirtan Chanting on this album, I wanted to write songs that people would hum and wouldn't be able to get out of their heads, that are accessible, that people from other countries will be able to understand—songs that are far-reaching generationally. It's about getting more people exposed to yoga through the universality of pop music!! Something modern and kind of original!
Describe your yoga background and influences.
My love for yoga began in 2003. It was a feeling of stability, freedom, and a powerful "plugging-in" to myself that got me hooked on this practice. I went on to explore many forms of yoga while working and studying in New York and Tokyo and completed my Yoga Alliance teacher training in the styles of Hot, Yin, and Power with Dan Clement, Eoin Finn, Bernie Clark, Wade Morissette, and others. I continue to explore many forms of yoga, including recent workshops in Yoga Trance Dance with Shiva Rea, Anusara Yoga with Ross Rayburn, and Core Yoga with Nico and Chloe Luce. Yoga, for me, is about connecting my physical practice to my higher intentions and the world of spirit. My background as both a musician and student of comparative religion and psychology has been a strong influence in my teaching style. My biggest inspiration, however, are my students, who remind me to keep an open heart in the midst of whatever arises, both on and off the mat.
What is your new album "Hallelujah" about?
There's a lot in my classes and my album about moving through insecurity and struggle. A lot of my students and fans are really troubled, as I still am to some degree. I guess you could say I relate to my students in that way and I choose not to hide from it. I'm not interested in being a perfect, placid yoga teacher who pretends that everything's great. I'm not interested in teaching my students how to contort themselves into a pretzel. I'm more interested in helping my students and music fans to LOVE who they are and rise above pressures from society that have lead them to not like themselves.
Here's a YouTube clip of me in the recording studio!
You recently visited Japan—what were your impressions?
I absolutely loved it. It's such an inspiring place. Everyone puts so much passion into what they do, and the fashion is off-the-wall! I feel at home when I'm in Japan.
Are you vegetarian or vegan? Could you find anything good to eat?
I like to call myself a "conscious eater," meaning that I do my best to eat organic, local produce and meats. However, I enjoy trying foods from different cultures and loved all the delicious seafood Japan has to offer! My favorite Japanese dish is domburi and my favorite drink while in Japan is Grapefruit Sour!
Did you have a chance to attend any yoga classes or workshops here?
Not this time around, as I was only there for four days. I do plan on attending some classes at Yoga Tree and Fab Academy when I come back to Tokyo in May!
I understand you're planning to visit Japan next year. What would you like to offer Japan in the way of workshops or performances?
My "Shake Your Asana Tour" is a fusion of yoga, dance, live performance, and mindfulness meditation, providing a challenging and fun workout based on traditional postures to create internal heat and develop strength, concentration, and core-stability. I aim to cultivate a sense of playfulness while maintaining a safe and invigorating atmosphere. I invite my students to find lightness as they play their edge, remembering to nurture their inner child. I plan on bringing my tour back to Tokyo in May 2011 for Yoga Aid and to YogaFest Yokohama in September. My song "Long Time Sun" has been chosen as the theme for YogaFest 2011 and something's in the works to stage the song with dancers and actors for the opening ceremony!
What is the mission and central theme behind your musical and yoga work?
Through Kirtan Chanting, Pop Music, and Devotional Yoga, my mission is to touch and open hearts and to empower others on their path. Simply put—to spread the Love! The music I write and the yoga I teach is designed to connect me—designed to heal me. That's what you get when you listen to my album or come to a class, somebody healing themselves. If you heal yourself, that energy is available to everybody. I hope everybody looks to my messages in my classes and music and who I am as a person as an encouragement to feel good about yourself, and to take chances, and to just be real. That's what I'm about.
Is there a place you are generally based where we can experience your music and yoga?
I am based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and lead local classes and workshops at Yyoga, Westcoast Hot Yoga, Yogapod, and Hollyburn Country Club.
What did you perhaps hear about but miss out on trying or seeing during your last visit to Japan that you'd like to try next time?
I would love to visit Okinawa and sip tropical drinks on the beautiful white sand beaches! I plan on going there after I perform at Yoga Aid Japan and YogaFest Yokohama next September!
Will's album "Hallelujah" debuts globally in March 2011 on Nettwerk/Nutone Records, Canada's largest independent record label, and home of such eclectic artists as Sarah Mclachlan, Avril Lavigne, Barenaked Ladies, Ron Sexmith, Tiesto, Jay Brannan, Jars Of Clay, and Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star), as well as renowned chant artists Krishna Das, Jai Uttal, Donna de Lory, and more!
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The variability of maize yield and some soil properties in an exhaustively cultivated field in the School of Agriculture, Ikorodu was examined using a coefficient of variation and stepwise multiple regression analysis for two years (1990 and 1991). The variability of individual soil properties and maize yield as indicated by cv values differed widely. Soil chemical properties (ex, Ca, Mg, Ex, Avail. P and zinc) varied more than the physical properties of the soil (sand and water holding capacity). Variability of some soil properties and maize yield were likely to have been markedly influenced by previous land use and other management practices around the exhaustively cultivated field. In 1990, 18 soil properties explained 92.51 % of the variation in the yield of maize on the exhaustively cultivated field. Compared to 87.29% in 1991, each of the soil properties exerted a different influence on the yield of maize. Soil properties which exerted stronger influences on the yield of maize within the cultivated field were available P, Exchangeable Potassium, organic matter, water holding capacity, Exchangeable calcium, sand and zinc. This study has highlighted the tremendous amount of soil and maize yield variability that may exist within a small exhaustively cultivated field. The approach used in this study seems reasonable for improving crap yield on the field. It would be useful for selecting different soil praperties for land and soil fertility evaluation studies.
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This will just be spun into an example of how Global Warming is to blame. Despite the wolf population doesn't predate the 1940s...
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This will just be spun into an example of how Global Warming is to blame. Despite the wolf population doesn't predate the 1940s...
This. The cell phone providers are selling devices and subscriptions to fempto-cells and these boosters cut into that market and compete with their services. This isn't about the airwaves.
No, it's because I actually know what an MSA is and that is most certainly not a city. MSAs cover massive areas of land and include suburbia. If you want to hold me to my words, I will respond in kind. City != MSA. Also, the rates are for the entire state. The raw numbers are just that raw, and must be turned into rates for them to be in any way meaningful. But just look at MA. Not a single murder outside an MSA. NH is the next state over and it's a free for all compared to MA. The homicide rate is half that of MA. Even your misreading of the data is supporting my conclusion.
Back when I was in Brazil they had a fair amount of legal guns - that was 25 years ago, but they didn't even need a permit to carry, if they could legally buy one. They did need a license for that.
Major changes in Brazil in the last decade. Major changes. And as they clamp down on the guns, the crime rates go up.
A: in 1780s America, guns were typically flintlocks and muskets.
And we didn't have email, the internet and digital books. Your point? The gatling gun and the rifled mini ball were the advanced arms of their time and believe me, these same arguments were used in the 1800s...
B: Australia has virtually no legal civillian gun ownership and their firearms homicide rate has dropped 47% between 1991 and 2001. (nb. AU bought back guns from owners in 1996)
C: Provinces and Cities outside of the US with strict gun control regimes are some of the safest places to be in North America wrt gun related homicides. (n.b. CA ended casual gun ownership in 1997 with Bill C-51)
Homicides and violent crime are what matters, not "gun homicides". People who die and who are attacked but can't defend themselves are what, morally superior if they are not armed? Read John Lott's book and tell me that your handful of cherry picked examples matters...
Oh, BTW Lets see how Australia is doing these days...
By using manipulated stats you are biasing the conclusion. Canada has also been loosening it's firearms laws in recent years. More importantly Australia's violent crime rate is rising as the criminals learn how to work the system. The UK has a very high violent crime rate 5+ times ours because those who fight back get in more trouble than those who just suck it up and take it. The yobs run the show there.
D: just because someone is for reasonable limits on guns doesn't mean they don't know anything. Your arrogance is absurd when some of us think reasonable gun limits and gun rights can be reconciled.
The people in this thread are not trying to reconcile gun rights with anything. They are secure in their belief that certain things are not covered by the scope of the right and more importantly that any of this crap matters. The VT shooter used handguns and killed more people, all of whom where capable of fighting back (as opposed to kindergarteners) than the lunatic in CT but yet they demonize extra killy clips and black rifles. In CO the kid actually killed very few and had a 100 rd drum. Oh, it jammed. Yeah, that's what they do. They suck. The best thing the anti-gunners could do is given them away. They are jam-o-matics. So what is being reconciled here? How am I being arrogant? Because I actually know what I am talking about?
in the US, a concealed carry program that is rigorously administered as well as making manufacturers liable for advertisements and the gun culture they foster would be several ways to achieve these without infringing on a US citizen's right to self defence. We would have to compromise. you're willing to do that, right?
Compromise requires your side give something. All I see is people taking something. Everyone said 10 rounds was acceptable. See what happened in NY? 7 rounds is now the "safe" limit. There is no compromise here. It's all take and no give. If people would actually listen to gun owners, you would know we don't want people to die and that we know how to prevent it. Focus on dangerous people and not on us with no records. But really all people do is focus on plastic boxes and black colored rifles because they want to ban guns and are doing everything and anything to make it happen. Meanwhile lunatics in the subways will continue to kill a few people every month in NYC and the next lunatic school killer will be working on his pipe bombs. Don't believe me?
No, I am not. A large number of guns used in cartel violence in Mexico that come from the US are not civilian legal in the US. ie; the mexican army and police are letting them out the back door. You have a highly corrupt government there. Also, there are a lot of half truthes coming out of Fox/Calderon's government re: trace data. A lot of US arms supply the military and police and they only trace stuff that they think will actually be traced to the US. This is why 90% trace rates are being seen. But they don't trace everything for obvious reasons. A lot of stuff comes from Honduras and other SA countries. But again, it's not my bias here that is clouding the issue. My rights are not subject to punishment because of the bad actions of others. Just like it's absurd to punish two children because one of them misbehaved, it's absurd to punish me for the actions of others, especially when those others are corrupt foreign government leaders.
I don't have a problem with my argument. You assume you have actual facts and not lies perpetuated by a lazy media. The vast majority of guns illegally trafficked are stolen and very few, less than 10%, are bought new by straw buyers. The time to crime for a gun in the US is 10 years. That means on average, it takes 10 years from first sale before a gun is used in a crime.
If an RPG is not covered, then a nuke wouldn't be either and I didn't think I needed to draw that distinction. If it wasn't clear, I stated that defensive arms were. As for court cases, Us. v. Miller (1934) and DC v. Heller (2008). Read them and you will see that guns in common use (AR 15s are mighty common) for both individual and the common defense.
As for what a person would be faced with, it's the same as what a cop would be faced with. Here is a guy who needed it. He is not the only one.
What??? You don't know the law. While it's per se legal for someone to buy a bunch of ARs, it's a strong indication of a straw purchase and the FFLs are required to not sell them and these FFLs along the border . The FFLs were told by the ATF to proceed on the sales. The electronic tracker program was only one of the programs and that was not implemented on all 2500 guns but only a handful of them.
Learn the law and get your facts straight. The US government intentionally trafficked firearms so they could track those firearms to mexican crime scenes. In other words, the guns were needed to be used before they could be tracked.
I can't believe how many people believe the bull shit of the anti gun crowd like it's real.
I replied with data points that refuted his absolutist statement. I have a job and a volunteer position that I need to attend to and can do everyone's homework for them.
If you want to investigate this issue please do and you will realize that respected economists and others have found no correlation, much less causation, of gun control policy v. actual gun violence (eliminating suicides from the mix). Even ones who were originally antigun and who thought they would find the opposite. Start with John Lott.
B. Tens of thousands of guns end up in Mexico from the US. Mexico is actually pleading with the US to restrict sales so that a kid can't go in and buy 20 heavy weapons to smuggle across the border.
C. The guns are coming from the surrounding areas, they would be just as dangerous (or more) if they allowed guns. A (geographically) broader ban on guns would bring down the gun deaths.
Yes, The US government is actually supplying those guns to mexican cartels (google fast and furious cartel guns) and I am sure things will be peachy once all of us are disarmed in all of North america. It's not like the governments don't supply guns to bad people...
Sorry, distilling not fermenting. You are right there in my haste I didn't make the distinction.
I see, so the conversation you want to have is that I am automatically wrong ("But that conversation will go nowhere if you think you have a constitutional right to a high-capacity magazine"), you are automatically neutral (because you are open mined about the destructiveness of a plastic box) but everything is framed in terms of need and enjoyment. I see.
So you don't have a right to post on the internet for all to see. You don't have a right to email because it allows you to communicate with lots of people with little cost. I don't see the 1A says that speech to large numbers of people is part of the right any more than you see a right to a box. And when you invariably say "But it's guns and they are killy and only meant to kill" realize speech kills. A lot. A turd in FL burned a Koran and 20 UN workers in Afghanistan were slaughtered. Yeah, the syria thing was BS but the one in Afghanistan wasn't. People lie routinely in political campaigns. Bush II got elected and then waged war based on a pack of lies. How many people dies because those lied allowed the people to support his stupidity?
An arm is easily defined and frankly that you would think that nukes falls under that or even entertain that is telling. An arm is that which a soldier can bear by themselves for their defense. An RPG is an offensive arm. Not a defensive arm. It's real simple actually. A rifle is a defensive arm in that it is suited for that. A single RPG pull of the trigger can kill tens of people. A single pull of the rifle trigger kills at most one. Offensive v. defensive. It's done.
You don't want a conversation. You want a conversion by me to your deluded way of thinking that objects are responsible for the havoc their operators cause. We don't ban cars because people kill with them. We don't ban kitchen knives because more people are killed by those than assault weapons. Hell, more people are killed by hammers than assault weapons. Look it up. FBI stats. Google it as many articles have been written on it.
A: Regulated meant disciplined in 1780s America.
B: Mexico and Brazil have virtually no legal civilian gun ownership and their murder rates (including those with firearms) are orders of magnitude higher than ours.
C: States and Cities in the US with strict gun control regimes are some of the most dangerous places to be in this country. The stats you are swallowing whole include suicides in them to make the rural areas look dangerous.
D: You know nothing about this topic and are simply seeking information to confirm your biases.
Good day to you sir.
And the stupidity of this "theory" of theirs is only once has the squirrel found this nut. Every other mass shooter has gone through magazine after magazine of ammo without ever getting stopped. VT ran through 17 magazines averaging 10 rounds each and guess what, no one stopped him. It's a canard.
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CITY: Hoffman Estates
Holiday Inn Express - St. Charles
2-story hotel interior corridors, 122 rooms, exercise room, king and two double bed rooms, non-smoking and smoking, complimentary continental breakfast.
CITY: St. Charles
Exel Inn - Prospect Heights
123 clean and comfortable rooms at affordable rates. King beds, continental breakfast. 10% senior citizen discount. Kids 17 and under stay free with adult.
CITY: Prospect Heights
Embassy Suites Chicago North Shore
A luxurious newly renovated all-suite ideally located for travelers wanting first class room accommodations and guest services. Suites feature king or two double beds with plush extra-long Serta® Sweet Dreams mattresses, separate living area with sofa sleeper, microwave, refrigerator, wet bar, two 32" flat screen TVs, video games, cable TV and high speed internet access. A stay always includes a full cooked to order breakfast and nightly manager's reception. Enjoy the pool, work out in the fitness center, which features the latest Precor equipment or dine in at our new restaurant. Take advantage of the sleek meeting and banquet facilities by throwing a boisterous bash in our Lincolnshire & Deerbrook Ballrooms with 2,000 sq. ft. of combined space, or an intimate corporate session in the Executive Boardroom Suite.
CITY: Deerfield
Residence Inn Chicago Lake Forest Mettawa
The Residence Inn by Marriott Lake Forest/Mettawa hotel in Chicago is ideal for extended stay business travelers and is within easy reach of both downtown Chicago and North Shore businesses and attractions. Conveniences, too, like grocery shopping and daily housekeeping, free HomeTouch SM hot breakfast buffet and nightly manager's reception all compliments of Residence Inn by Marriott. Our studio, 1 and 2 bedroom suites offer complimentary high speed internet access and HDTV.
CITY: Mettawa
Hilton Garden Inn - Hoffman Estates
Hilton Garden Inn hotels offer spacious guest rooms full of thoughtful amenities complemented by friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere. 184 guest rooms, breakfast cafe, pavilion lounge, 24-hour pavilion pantry convenience mart. 2,000 sq ft of meeting space
CITY: Hoffman Estates
La Quinta Inn - Hoffman Estates
A great place to unwind. Rooms have enhanced lighting and expanded bathrooms. King plus rooms offer recliners. Free local calls. Children uner 18 free in parent's room.
CITY: Hoffman Estates
The Mansion Bed & Breakfast
Located in a historic 28-room mansion.
CITY: West Dundee
Comfort Inn and Suites - Hoffman Estates
Newly renovated hotel featuring wireless high speed internet access and complimentary breakfast. Meeting space to accommodate 30 people.
CITY: Hoffman Estates
La Quinta Inn - Chicago/ Arlington Heights
The La Quinta Inn Chicago Arlington Heights is Northwest of downtown Chicago, close to Arlington International Racecourse and the Village of Long Grove. We are centrally located to several major corporate centers, including Motorola and Federal Express. Just a few miles away is the Metra station for trains to downtown Chicago venues.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - Schaumburg
Beautiful and elegant inn. All rooms feature refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, cordless telephones, CD player & goose down bedding. Some with spa tubs and fireplaces. Complimentary Evening Reception with Drinks and Snacks, Full Buffet Breakfast.
CITY: Schaumburg
Sherwood Inn & Jacuzzi Suites
All 68 rooms in the Sherwood Inn & Jacuzzi Suites provide cable TV and guest laundry facilities. Walking distance to area restaurants and other amenities. Retro-lodging brings you back to days gone by.
CITY: Prospect Heights
Chicago Marriott Schaumburg
Sophisticated and modern, our business class hotel with a boutique feel has gracious hosts waiting for you to experience our passion for hospitality. Step into the Chicago Marriott Schaumburg and discover the multitude of ways to combine work time and play time. Located in the heart of Schaumburg, near Arlington Heights, Itasca, Hoffman Estates, Addison, Rolling Meadows, Palatine and Elk Grove, minutes from O'Hare International Airport, this Schaumburg, Illinois hotel has it all. From Marriott Mobile Checkin to Marriott Mobile Meetings, explore the innovative technology created with the ease of the traveler in the mind. State of the art Fitness Center, Indoor and Outdoor pool, 32-inch LCD TV's and Revive Marriott bedding package redesign the art of hosting. Located near several award winning restaurants, Blue Fire Grill will dazzle your culinary senses right from the start. Bevande Lounge is the perfect spot to put an exclamation point on your day. A full hot breakfast buffet is available each morning or let the Bean Counter, our Starbucks café, catch you on the fly with the first cup of fresh coffee and a wide variety of grab and go options. This suburban Chicago hotel is accented by the LegoLand Discovery Center , Woodfield Mall and The Streets of Woodfield shopping complex are located less than 2 miles from the hotel. Choose from nearby attractions which include Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament, premier horse racing at Arlington Park Race Track, watching your favorite hockey teams at the Edge Ice Arena, or take a stroll in Busse Woods Natural Preserve. The Chicago Marriott Schaumburg is hospitality redefined.
CITY: Schaumburg
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott - St. Charles
Most convenient hotel to the Kane County Fairgrounds, home of special events/shows nearly every weekend, including the monthly Kane County Flea Market.
CITY: St. Charles
La Quinta Inn - Chicago/ Schaumburg
The La Quinta Inn Schaumburg is northwest of downtown Chicago, not far from O'Hare International Airport (ORD). We are close to many popular attractions including Arlington Park Racecourse, Medieval Times, and the Streets of Woodfield, an exciting retail complex with a mix of urban shops, theaters, clubs, and restaurants. Stay here while visiting area businesses, inclduing the Motorola World Headquarters, Sears, Canon Training school, Zurich America, and Verizon.
CITY: Schaumburg
Quality Inn - Schaumburg
Located one block from shopping, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, evening beverages, and high-speed internet access. All rooms with microwaves and refrigerators.
CITY: Schaumburg
Old Victorian Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast
Our bed and breakfast is an 1860 historical home with 4 guest rooms and holds much charm and history, yet it is current in every way to meet your overnight needs. Each room restful, peaceful, and inviting. Children Friendly, Pet Friendly and Wireless Access. Breakfast is served with crystal and china. Just 5 blocks from antique shops and restaurants, we boast 10 golf courses within 10 miles of our location as well as being close to lakes, swimming, fishing, cross country skiing, bike paths, and a car museum.
CITY: Wauconda
RavenStone Castle Bed & Breakfast
RavenStone Castle may look medieval, but it is the newest edition to McHenry County's collection of B&Bs. It's straight out of Camelot and is the perfect place to indulge your royal fantasies.
CITY: Harvard
Muirhead Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast
Private Master Suite. Surrounded by nearly 800 acres of prairie, this Frank Lloyd Wright designed home offers a private bath, historical artifacts, hearty country breakfasts and beautiful views.
CITY: Hampshire
Hyatt House - Schaumburg
All-suite, luxury property with fully-equipped kitchens. Complimentary breakfast, evening reception, high-speed internet, indoor pool, fitness center, and sports court. Studio suites, one and two bedroom suites as well as spa suites.
CITY: Schaumburg
The Inn at Lake Elizabeth
Charming home turned B&B overlooking Lake Elizabeth on the Illinois Wisconsin border.
CITY: Richmond
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Carol Stream
194 rooms with pillowtop mattresses(44 upgraded two-room suites), complimentary high speed wireless internet, indoor pool, fitness room & business center. Banquets for up to 400. Alberto's Restaurant offers breakfast, lunch & dinner with an Italian theme.
CITY: Carol Stream
Country Inn and Suites - Gurnee
You will feel the country charm throughout with a fireplace, hardwood floors, and the personal touches of home. Our staff will go out of their way to make sure your visit with us is memorable.
CITY: Gurnee
Holiday Inn Rolling Meadows-Schaumburg
Complimentary shuttle within 5 miles, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet throughout, indoor Polynesian atrium with tropical gardens and waterfalls, 2 indoor pools, 2 Jacuzzi's, tiki bar, basketball court, volleyball court and arcade area.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago - Schaumburg
Close to downtown Chicago, the Hilton Garden Inn Schaumburg Illinois hotel offers comfortable and modern amenities for business or pleasure. Our Schaumburg Illinois hotel's 166 spacious guest rooms offer many amenities including spacious work desk with two phones (each with 2 lines) with voicemail, an ergonomic chair, complimentary high-speed internet access, flat screen television, and a hospitality center with microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker. Iron, ironing board and hairdryer are standard in all rooms. The Hilton Garden Inn Schaumburg Illinois hotel also offers complimentary and 24 hour accessible business center, indoor pool and exercise room. The Hilton Garden Inn Schaumburg hotel is ideally located within close proximity to both businesses and leisure activities for our guests. Some attractions include the Arlington International Racecourse, Woodfield Mall and Ikea. Many corporations are located within easy reach of the Hilton Garden Inn Schaumburg Illinois hotel including IBM, Motorola, Pepsi, AT&T and the Sears Headquarters.
CITY: Schaumburg
Quality Inn - Woodstock
Fifty-room hotel. Minutes from downtown Woodstock.
CITY: Woodstock
Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Arlington Heights - South
Located off I-90, Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Arlington Heights - South has an indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center, restaurant serving breakfast, free high-speed internet. This is a non-smoking property.
CITY: Arlington Heights
USML Conference Center
Situated on 900 acres of wooded land, the Conference Center at the University of St. Mary provides meeting space for groups from 3 to 300.
CITY: Mundelein
Wakan Cove Bed & Breakfast
A romantic, rustic, waterfront B&B. Lakeview breakfasts and sunsets, a swimming pool, wildlife, and watersports produce an atmosphere of a small resort. Full breakfast.
CITY: Wauconda
Best Western Plus Antioch Hotel & Suites
The newly renovated and redesigned Best Western Plus in Antioch, Illinois offers an unsurpassed combination of suburban comforts, neighborhood charms and magnificent views of the Chain O'Lakes, plus easy access to downtown Chicago or downtown Milwaukee. Both vacationers and business travelers will appreciate the all the extra touches including a complimentary full hot breakfast buffet each morning, complimentary high-speed internet access, the new state-of-the-art 24-hour fitness room, and access to the new business center. Relax in the full-sized heated indoor swimming pool, oversized whirlpool and spacious sun deck. Stylishly decorated guest rooms features an upgraded luxurious bedding, flat panel HDTVs, microwaves & refrigerators. Enjoy a cocktail at Fox's Lounge overlooking Lake Antioch with indoor and outdoor seating including a 2,000 sq. ft. heated patio. And count on superior service from our 24-hour front desk associates to ensure every detail is perfect.
CITY: Antioch
Holiday Inn Express Chicago - Arlington Heights
The best choice in suburban hotel! Perfectly situated in the Northwest Suburbs just off of I-90 taking the Arlington Heights exit heading north. Only 7.5 miles from O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and less than 10 minutes to the Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Complimentary shuttle service to and from O'Hare Airport and within a 5-mile radius of the hotel. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast with hot items available every morning. Wireless Internet is accessible throughout the hotel at no charge. 125 beautifully appointed oversized rooms with the simply smart bedding collection.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Jameson Suites - Arlington Heights
Free hot/cold breakfast buffet, also Japanese breakfast items, Japanese TV and newspapers, free WiFi, whirlpool. Extended stays welcome. King & Double/Double bed rooms with sofa sleeper. Executive Suites available.. Complimentary O'Hare shuttle and shuttle provided in a 5 mile radius. Work-out facility plus complimentary Health Club passes. New Dreamium Bedding. Renovation 2008-2009. Next to Mitsuwa Marketpalce.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Extended StayAmerica Chicago - Rolling Meadows
Welcome to Extended StayAmerica Chicago - Rolling Meadows - Schaumburg Convention Center. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with studios featuring fully-equipped kitchens and plenty of work space, as well as amenities you won't find in a typical room.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
Super 8 Motel - St. Charles
Meeting space for up to 15 people. Free coffee, juice, bagel and toast bar. Copier and fax service. Suite wtih microwave and refrigerator. Pets welcome.
CITY: St. Charles
Courtyard by Marriott - St. Charles
121 rooms, indoor pool, exercise facility. Restaurant open for breakfast only, lounge serving beer and wine.
CITY: St. Charles
Days Inn - Barrington Chicago Northwest
Newly renovated, value-driven rates, weekly rates, business class rooms.
CITY: Barrington
Round Robin Inn Bed & Breakfast
Victorian country decor offers true warmth and friendliness. Round Robin Inn hostess entertains guests on her Baldwin piano during breakfast.
CITY: Mundelein
Royal Victorian Manor B&B
Royal Victorian Manor Bed and Breakfast is an 1894 Victorian home that has evolved to offer the perfect combination of modern amenities while maintaining its original majestic qualities. Featured as the "The Cherry Street Inn" in the movie "Groundhog Day" (1992), this majestic painted lady is designed to cater to the discerning traveler. Located in Woodstock, Illinois, the Manor is celebrated as a historic and cultural vacation retreat.
CITY: Woodstock
Country Inn & Suites - Gurnee
Visit Six Flags Great America, just a short walk across the street from this Gurnee hotel or do some shopping at Gurnee Mills Mall and Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World. The hotel is just a few miles from Lake Michigan and a short drive from Chicago. The Country themed hotel features comfortable accommodations and convenient services, including free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast, indoor pool, pass to nearby Gold's Gym and business services including a meeting room accommodating up to 40 people. Pets are also welcome.
CITY: Gurnee
Forest Lodge
King or double beds, guest laundry, cable TV, jacuzzi suites. Efficiency apartments for extended stays.
CITY: Prospect Heights
Hampton Inn & Suites - Libertyville
Located just minutes north of downtown Chicago, five minutes from Lake Michigan and Six Flags Great America, this hotel in Libertyville puts you convenient to the museums, sports arenas, shopping, theaters and attractions that make Chicagoland special. Settle into one of the 96 spacious and comfortable rooms or suites with the amenities you expect, plus a few extras including an indoor pool, exercise room, 24-hour business center, high-speed internet in every room and enjoy your favorite programs on the 32 inch flat-panel TV. Each morning, we offer a complimentary On the House® hot breakfast to get your day started or take a healthy breakfast bag to go Monday-Friday.
CITY: Libertyville
Holiday Inn & Suites Carol Stream
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 193 rooms with pillowtop mattresses (44 upgraded two-room suites), complimentary high speed wireless internet, indoor pool, fitness room & business center. Banquets for up to 400. The Italian themed Alberto's Restaurant offers breakfast, lunch & dinner.
CITY: Carol Stream
Crystal Lake - Super 8
59 rooms available. Queen beds, newly refinished. Located near shopping center. Several restaurants within walking distance. Also near a bike path.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Wingate Inn by Wyndham
Offering 108 rooms and suites, coffeemaker, iron & board, 2-line cordless phone with dataport conference call and voicemail. Enjoy the fitness center, whirlpool and breakfast bar.
CITY: Prospect Heights
RavenStone Castle B&B
Step back in time and delight in the ambience of a 16th century style, greystone castle. Located in rolling farm country just south of Harvard, IL. RavenStone Castle features three Medieval theme guest rooms, private baths and European-style breakfast.
CITY: Harvard
Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Bloomingdale
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Beautifully renovated Courtyard includes free Wi-Fi, high-def flat screen TVs, The Bistro serving breakfast, dinner fare and Starbucks, full service bar, market, guest laundry, indoor pool and spa, and fitness room. Buffet for groups available on request.
CITY: Bloomingdale
Holiday Inn Itasca
Holiday Inn Itasca is now featuring renovated rooms! With an updated look, our rooms have a bold wall color, comfortable bedding, and soft lighting that will delight you! We also offer an inexpensive and entertaining birthday party package for your little ones! Our Birthday Splash Bash Package includes use of our indoor pool and game room, pizzas, soda, and chips for ten guests.
CITY: Itasca
Du Page Expo Center
Trade Show facility
CITY: St. Charles
Hampton Inn - Carol Stream
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Change can be a good thing! Enjoy our entirely upgraded hotel in 2012 featuring new guest rooms with internet ready flat screen TVs, new Perfect Mix lobby/breakfast area, and more. Nearby are lush golf courses and a variety of shopping and dining options.
CITY: Carol Stream
InTown Suites - Chicago Northwest - Elk Grove Village
Our Elk Grove Village temporary housing location offers: fully furnished efficiencies, complete kitches, free high-speed Internet, premium TV lineup, guest laundry facility, weekly housekeeping, included utilities, low weekly rates, no lease required.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Hilton Garden Inn- St. Charles
120 room full service hotel and corporate training center offering state-of-the-art technology. Deluxe accommodations, fitness center, indoor pool, banquet facilites and restaurant.
CITY: St. Charles
Holiday Inn Express - Riverwoods
Country Inn and Suites has a charming, home-like atmosphere with a hardwood lobby and fireplace.
CITY: Riverwoods
Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham
Studio & one-bedroom suite rooms include queen beds, full kitchens displaying a full refrigerator, microwave, cook-top stove, and dishwasher. Also includes free guest laundry, wireless high-speed Internet, and complimentary local hotel guest shuttle during the week.
CITY: Schaumburg
Heritage Inn & Suites - Harvard
Fitness center, indoor pool, sauna/spa, meeting facility. Complimentary breakfast.
CITY: Harvard
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - Crystal Lake
80 unit mid-size hotel offering extended stay suites, meeting rooms, pool, spa, and free breadfast.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Hampton Inn - Elgin
No. 1 rated for service in the State of Illinois. The staff is committed 100% to providing you with a great experience.
CITY: Elgin
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - Elk Grove Village
President's Award winning property; Top 25% in guest satisfaction ranking; ideally located 3 miles from Woodfield Mall, 12 miles from O'Hare, and minutes from Metra Rail to Chicago. Complimentary amenities include high-speed Internet, breakfast, airport and local shuttle.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Motel 6 - Chicago/ Arlington Heights
All new rooms. Completely renovated Motel 6 from top to bottom. Flat screen TV's and all new furnishings. Located just off I-90 on West Algonquin Road. Woodfield Mall - 3 miles. Complimentary morning coffee WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Marriott Schaumburg
Upscale full-service hotel. 398 rooms and 4 suites.
CITY: Schaumburg
Chicago-West Dundee Courtyard by Marriott
Relax in one of our spacious guest rooms featuring a comfortable sitting area, large work desk, two phones with dataports, DSL line, and in-room coffee.
CITY: West Dundee
Hampton Inn & Suites - St. Charles
92 guest rooms; 350 sq. ft. of meeting space. Business Center; complimentary continental breakfast; indoor pool, whirlpool & exercise room; In-room coffee makers & hair dryers; 2 phones w/voicemail; Free high-speed internet. Suites feature 32" TV & CD music systems.
CITY: St. Charles
Comfort Inn Hotel
Newest hotel in Crystal Lake featuring single rooms to jucuzzi suites, indoor pool, free continental breakfast & meeting room.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Quality Inn
Complimentary breakfast, fitness center, high-speed internet access, leisure suites available, lots of extras!
CITY: Elgin
AmericInn Hotel & Suites - Schaumburg
The AmericInn Hotel & Suites Schaumburg Hotel provides overnight lodging accommodations in the heart of Schaumburg Illinois in Northwest Chicagoland. Our entire staff will welcome you and your partner with a hot, home-style breakfast, free hotel-wide wifi, and warm, Midwestern hospitality. Shop at nearby Woodfield Mall, order room service from Wildfire Restaurant, or just relax in our cozy lobby. Your room is ready. We are located near several major Interstates including 90 (NW Tollway), 290 (Eisenhower Expressway) and 294 (TriState Tollway).
CITY: Schaumburg
Best Western Inn - Woodstock
45 room hotel with many amenities, located in historic Woodstock, Illinois. Close to many attractions in and around Woodstock.
CITY: Woodstock
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Deerfield-Lincolnshire
This beautiful hotel is conveniently located close to Six Flags Great America Amusement Park, Chicago Botanic Gardens, Gurnee Mills Outlet Mall, Great Lakes Naval Base, Ravinia and just 15 minutes from O'Hare International Airport. Our new contemporary rooms and whirlpool suites are a refreshing retreat and include a complimentary hot breakfast, microwave, mini refrigerator and wireless and wired high-speed Internet. The hotel offers an indoor pool, whirlpool and modern fitness center featuring Life Fitness Cardio equipment. Hotel also offers complimentary local shuttle.(Based upon availability) Business travelers can relax in one of the Executive suites, hold a meeting in the 900 sq. ft. meeting room and take advantage of the 24-hour business center.
CITY: Riverwoods
Holiday Inn Express Rolling Meadows - Schaumburg
Complimentary local shuttle, full hot breafast buffet, outdoor pool, fitness center, business center, complimentary wireless high-speed Internet.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
Super 8 Hotel - Mundelein
A "Pride of Super 8" motel featuring clean and friendly accommodations.
CITY: Mundelein
Sheraton Suites Chicago - Elk Grove
All suites property on 12 acres. 255 two-room suites with Sheraton Sweet Sleeper beds and queen-size comfortable sleeper sofas. Free parking. 5600 square feet of function space, 8 function rooms, 1st floor contiguous access The Link@Sheraton free to over night guest internet access. Lobby lounge level. Indoor/Outdoor pools. Full workout facility. Massage/Spa treatment available. Exceptional restaurant and Lobby bar, "Junipers" with private dining for 40.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
La Quinta Inn - Chicago/O'Hare Airport
The La Quinta Inn Chicago O'Hare Airport is just minutes northwest of O'Hare International Airport (ORD). We are the perfect destination for business visitors to United Airlines Training Center (2 mi), Elk Grove Village Industrial Business Park, Allstate Arena (3 mi).
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Residence Inn by Marriott Chicago Bloomingdale
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 96-room all-suite hotel includes fully equipped kitchens, living area, complimentary breakfast and evening socials from Monday-Thursday.
CITY: Bloomingdale
Motel 6 - Chicago/Elk Grove
All rooms recently renovated. Outstanding location near the intersection of Oakton Street and Higgins Road. O'Hare Airport - 8 miles. Allstate Arena - 5 miles. Complimentary morning coffee. WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Super 8 Motel - Mundelein
CITY: Mundelein
Quality Inn & Suites O'Hare - Chicago/ Elk Grove Village
The Quality Inn & Suites Elk Grove Village is just 5 miles away from Woodfield Mall. The hotel is convenient to O'Hare International Airport (ORD), Rosemont Convention Center, Allstate Arena, Akoo Theater, CTA Train station, and Schaumburg Convention Center, and is twenty minutes from downtown Chicago. Hotel features include: Sealy Posturepedic sleep experience, TV with cable and Nintendo Wii at lobby introducing Mario Kart, telephone with voicemail and data port, iron/ironing board; hair dryer; coffee maker, alarm clock with radio, complimentary coffee and tea 24 hours in the lobby, reliable complimentary WiFi, Daily Newspaper. Facilities and services: A meeting room with theater seating, up to 25, non-smoking and accessible rooms available, safe-deposit boxes in all rooms, coin-operated laundry service, complimentary parking, exercise room available, Choice Reward enrollment and start earning points. Park & Fly available.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Towneplace Suites - Dundee
Hotel amenities include fully equipped kitchens, large work spaces with 2 phone lines, personalized voicemail, on-site business services, and more.
CITY: West Dundee
Super 8 Chiago O'Hare
Super 8 O'Hare is located on the northwest corner of the O'Hare International Airport (ORD). We offer Free Shuttle to and from O'Hare International Airport, CTA Blue Line train station, Allstate Arena, and Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. Super 8 has newly renovated rooms with a focus on cleanliness and customer service. Dedicated, reliable complimentary high speed internet. 24 hour O'Hare shuttle service. HD television service. 6 miles to Woodfield and access to downtown. King, Queen, Jacuzzi suites as well as business king, and separate group floors available.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
DoubleTree by Hilton Libertyville-Mundelein
This upscale award-winning hotel prides itself on providing business travelers and family vacationers with the utmost in luxury accommodations perfectly blended with the 5-star styling and service of a downtown hotel. Hotel features 183 custom designed guestrooms with the distinctive design inspired by famed Chicago architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Enjoy a wealth of amenities including natural oak armoires, over-sized genuine leather Morris chairs, imported granite bath finishes, and cozy window seats. Take advantage of a superb selection of services, such as a large indoor heated pool, fitness center, meeting rooms and business center. Then discover Karma Asian Food & Fine Wine, an award winning restaurant and bar featuring an eclectic lunch and dinner menu with a Pan-Asian flavor.
CITY: Mundelein
Elgin Inn
With a complimentary continental breakfast each morning, indoor pool, pay-per-view movies and a caring staff, we will make your stay enjoyable.
CITY: Elgin
Morning Glory Bed & Breakfast
Located in the quite farm country on the outskirts of Harvard enjoy a quite night stay close to apple orchards, farm markets, golfing, and the annual Harvard Milk Days celebration.
CITY: Harvard
Holiday Inn & Express Hotel & Suites
A brand new hotel conveniently located off Hwy. 12 and Route 22. All guests enjoy a complimentary expanded Smart Start breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center, and business center. All rooms are 100% smoke-free and equipped with wired and wireless Internet, refrigerators and microwaves.
CITY: Lake Zurich
Super 8 Motel - McHenry
Conveniently located with clean, comfortable rooms, friendly, courteous staff and affordable rates. Private hot tub rooms available. Children 12 and under are free.
CITY: McHenry
Candlewood Suites - Libertyville
Big and built for comfort these comfortable studio and one bedroom suites feature a full kitchen complete with microwave, stove and full size refrigerator. Work efficiently at the oversized executive desk with two separate phone lines and complimentary high-speed Internet. Relax in the over stuffed recliner while enjoying the CD player and VCR. Borrow a favorite from the free video and CD library or work off some stress in the fitness center. Visit the convenient store, Candlewood Cupboard, where meals and snacks can be purchased. On-site laundry facilities are also available.
CITY: Libertyville
Motel 6 O'Hare Airport
Limited service hotel located adjacent to O'Hare Airport with 24 hour complimentary shuttle van service, wireless internet, extended continental breakfast, fitness room and guest laundry. Rooms: 107, Suites: 8
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson
A cozy stay at a comfortable place.
CITY: Elgin
Holiday Inn – Mount Prospect
139 rooms. Newly renovated property offering guests the utmost in comfort and convenience, including free shuttle service to O'Hare International Airport. Flexible meeting space, free Wi-Fi Internet access and a Business Center are also available
CITY: Mount Prospect
Comfort Suites Elgin
Offering spacious suites, meeting space, hot breakfast buffet, wireless/wired internet, indoor pool and weekly guest reception. Over (9) restaurants within walking distance which makes us the ideal destination for both corporate and leisure travelers.
CITY: Elgin
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - O'Hare/Northwest
Looking for great hotel rooms near Chicago O'Hare Airport? Our Country Inn & Suites hotel in Mt. Prospect, IL, features 94 spacious guest rooms and suites decorated in cozy, country-style décor and equipped with all the comforts of home. Our guest rooms and suites are designed with your comfort and convenience in mind, so come and relax at the Country Inn & Suites.
CITY: Mount Prospect
Colonial Lodge Motel
Oldest motel in Elgin.
CITY: Elgin
Motel 6 - Chicago/Rolling Meadows
Located just off Highway 53 North in the hear of the Rolling Meadows business district. Arlington Park Racecourse - 1 mile, Woodfield Mall - 5 miles. Complimentary morning coffee, swimming pool. WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
CITY: Rolling Meadows
Hampton Inn - Mount Prospect
Check-in and park your vehicle in our private underground garage. Refresh in one of our 120 guest rooms and suites. Each room is equipped with comfortable king- or queen-sized beds, free high-speed internet access and a 37-inch flat-screen television with a premium movie channel. Plan tomorrow's activities while reclining on your bed using our convenient lap desk or at the built-in work desk. Upgrade to a Studio Suite for options such as a walk-out balcony, sofa bed, wet bar, microwave oven and mini-refrigerator. Enjoy the comforts of home and friendly service at our Mt. Prospect, IL hotel.
CITY: Mount Prospect
Super 8 - Richmond
Free Superstart Breakfast, High Speed Internet. Close to Bike and Snowmobile Trail, Fishing, Boating, Skiing, Golf Course and Richmond Historic District. King or Double Beds, Expanded Cable, HBO, ESPN, CNN, Fridge-Micro In Some Rooms. Pets Accepted - 10.00 per day.
CITY: Richmond
Super 8 Motel - Woodstock
Motel with 62 rooms. Standard rooms, presidential suites and jacuzzi theme suites.
CITY: Woodstock
Hampton Inn - McHenry
Newest Hampton Inn in the greater Chicago area (opened in March 2003). This 77-room property is located at the McHenry Corporate Center. Hotel features a spacious lobby.
CITY: McHenry
Days Inn Schaumburg / Elk Grove Village
Newly renovated hotel. Offers complimentary breakfast, wireless internet, business center, fitness center, local calls, and USA Today Newspaper to all guests! Call now and book your stay!
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Comfort Suites Grayslake
Beautiful all-suite hotel featuring spacious rooms with separate living and sleeping areas, microwaves, refrigerators and free high-speed Internet access. Enjoy our free hot breakfast, indoor pool, spa, exercise room and game room. This hotel is close to local points of interest like the Six Flags Great America, Gurnee Mills Mall, Grayslake Historical Society & Museum, Lake County Fairgrounds, Jelly Belly Center candy factory and Lake Michigan which offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities like hiking, biking, fishing and boating. There are a number of entertainment venues, retailers, specialty stores, restaurants, cocktail lounges and coffee shops in the surrounding area. Pets are welcome with a deposit.
CITY: Grayslake