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Friday - 11/23/2012, 2:00am EST
(This column originally appeared Nov. 13)
It's great to donate money to starving children overseas and to support charities, hospitals and rescue animals. But there are times when there is nothing wrong with turning inward and helping people, even fellow federal workers and retirees, closer to home, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says. Like now...
It is noble to help starving children overseas, to adopt shelter animals and to donate money to charitable and research hospitals. In return, some offer you a T- shirt, certificate, tote bag or monthly pictures and thank-you cards.
My two favorite charities are a national organization that helps people down-on-their-luck and trains them for work, and a children's hospital where nobody is turned away because they can't pay. Turns out one of my sons has given generously — meaning even more than me — to the same hospital. It is our way of saying thanks for having, between us, seven healthy and happy (most of the time) children.
Global giving notwithstanding, there are times when charity begins closer-to-home. Maybe this is one of them. Superstorm Sandy barely clipped the D.C. area. We stocked up as per usual. Our comfort kit is white milk, white bread and toilet paper. All we got was some cold rain.
Other parts of the Atlantic coast got slammed. New Jersey and New York took a major hit. We've all seen the TV shots of the Jersey shore, flooding in lower Manhattan, etc. People are still without power, heat or fuel. Cops are monitoring gasoline rationing in stations which have the electric power to run the pumps. Many ATMs are out. Some people's homes are gone or uninhabitable.
They can use our support and (if that's your thing) prayers. But also, they can use cash. Like now.
There are many ways we can help. The Red Cross and Salvation Army are obvious choices. And there are many more.
For federal and postal workers, there is an obvious choice: FEEA. The Federal Employees Education and Assistance Fund. FEEA gets its money from some very generous corporate sponsors (GEICO, Blue Cross-Blue Shield, LTC Partners), and from some very generous federal workers. Some contribute with each paycheck via the Combined Federal Campaign. Others, at times like now, contribute directly.
Members of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association hit by the hurricane can apply for grants of up to $500 through the NARFE-FEEA fund. They must have documentation of damage or need. Those wishing to apply can do so by clicking here. Or, call (800) 338-0755. Remember, the lines are busy, and they are staffed by volunteers.
To donate to the NARFE-FEEA fund members can send tax deductible donations to:
NARFE-FEEA Disaster c/o: FEEA
3333 S. Wadsworth Blvd.
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You can also donate by credit card by calling (800) 338-075 or by clicking here. Select "NARFE-FEEA Relief Fund" from the drop down menu in the Gift Designation Section.
The National Treasury Employees Union (one of the co-founders of FEEA) has pledged to match up to $25,000 based on member contributions to FEEAs's NTEU Fund. More than 30 major federal installations (as well as the homes of workers) were right in the Hurricane Sandy bullseye.
All East Coast victims of the hurricane can download an application by clicking here.
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Twenty-eight women crammed into a Mini Cooper car in London last week to set a new Guinness World record. "The adrenaline is amazing," said one of the participants who was dubbed "Gearstick Girl," so named for her precarious perch in the tiny vehicle.
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From digitization of mail to GPS tracking, the Postal Service is investing in new technologies to help it grow revenue. Ellis Burgoyne, the agency's chief information officer, says his department is concentrating on five main projects in 2013 that will help the Postal Service cut costs while improving efficiency and customer service. USPS ended fiscal 2012 with $15.9 billion of debt.
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Kent State Professor Helps Solve Rubik's Cube ProblemPosted Aug. 18, 2010
A long-standing problem behind one of the world's most popular and addicting puzzles has been solved. A team of researchers, including Dr. Morley Davidson, an associate professor of mathematical sciences at Kent State University, has unveiled new research that finds that every position of the Rubik's Cube™ can be solved in 20 moves or less.
"In seventh grade, I got a Rubik's Cube as a birthday gift from my mom, and I was soon determined to understand the mathematics behind the puzzle," Davidson said. "Four years ago, while incorporating the puzzle into my teaching, I became interested in computational Cube research and began working with graduate student Joseph Miller on theoretical questions related to popular solution methods. This past spring, I was invited to participate in the end run to crack the God's Algorithm problem."
Along with Davidson, the research team consisted of John Dethridge, an engineer at Google in Mountain View, Calif.; Herbert Kociemba, a math teacher from Darmstadt, Germany; and project leader Tomas Rokicki, a programmer from Palo Alto, Calif. With computer time donated by Google, the team essentially solved every position of the Rubik's Cube – all 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 positions – and showed that no position requires more than 20 moves.
"Every solver of the Cube uses an algorithm, which is a sequence of steps for solving the Cube," the team explained on its website. "One algorithm might use a sequence of moves to solve the top face, then another sequence of moves to position the middle edges, and so on. There are many different algorithms, varying in complexity and number of moves required, but those that can be memorized by a mortal typically require more than 40 moves.
"One may suppose that an omniscient being would use a much more efficient algorithm, always using the shortest sequence of moves. This is known as God's Algorithm. The number of moves this algorithm would take in the worst case has been called God's Number since the early years of the Rubik's Cube some 30 years ago. At long last, God's Number has been shown to be 20."
According to the research team, it took 15 years after the introduction of the Cube for somebody to find the first position that provably requires 20 moves to solve. Appropriately, 15 years later, it has been established that 20 moves suffice for all positions.
The cube was created in 1974 by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian university lecturer, and was launched in 1980, soon becoming a global phenomenon and an icon of the '80s. In the puzzle's 30-year history, more than 350 million have been sold worldwide. To learn more about Rubik's Cube, visit www.rubiks.com.
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- Using apache mod_jk and the Jetty AJP connector.
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Configuration as a Reverse Proxy
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Dr. Cole is board certified in dermatology. He obtained his BA degree in bacteriology, his MA degree in microbiology, and his MD at the University of California, Los Angeles. He trained in dermatology at the University of Oregon, where he completed his residency.
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
Seborrheic dermatitis facts
What is seborrheic dermatitis?
Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic skin inflammation that becomes worse and better spontaneously. Seborrheic dermatitis causes an eczema-type eruption commonly affecting portions of the head and upper torso. Seborrheic dermatitis is also known as seborrhea.
What are risk factors for seborrheic dermatitis?
Although almost all patients with seborrheic dermatitis are generally entirely healthy, there does seem to be an association with diseases of the central nervous system and AIDS.
What causes seborrheic dermatitis?
The causes of seborrheic dermatitis are poorly understood. Since this condition tends to occur in areas of heavy sebum production, it is felt that oily skin may be a factor leading to seborrheic dermatitis. In addition, it seems that many patients with seborrheic dermatitis have excessive growth of a normal skin yeast (Pityrosporum or Malassezia) in the affected areas. Whether this common microorganism really leads to seborrheic dermatitis or is just a secondary phenomenon remains to be determined.
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VICTORIA – Finance Minister Mike de Jong unveiled B.C.'s second straight surplus budget Tuesday, with few spending and tax changes as the province plans for economic growth driven by natural gas exports.
The biggest tax change is that provincial tobacco tax goes up 32 cents a pack April 1, on top of the latest federal increase of 40 cents a pack. B.C.'s share is expected to generate another $50 million, and de Jong said a "significant portion" of that will be used to develop smoking prevention efforts in partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society.
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NDP finance critic Mike Farnworth said the government balanced its budget with cuts to skills training, increases to fees and appropriating $480 million added to BC Hydro's growing debt.
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What if I told you that a photograph was worth a thousand words? But what words? What if the words were "unethical" and "fiction"?
Though many would deny this claim, for the indigenous Maya people of Yucatán, it's far from falsehood. What may have seemed like a typical act of journalism has in actuality created a slew of questions and concerns about the ethical validity in which photography plays in cultural perception.
For the Maya people, capturing suicide through photography isn't the issue at hand but the way in which the photographs and reports are being presented to the public audience. Through images and articles "red" journalism has influenced the illusion that "Maya people have a cultural predisposition to suicide." In The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean article "He Followed the Funereal Steps of Ixtab: The Pleasurable Aesthetics of Suicide in Newspaper Journalism in Yucat´an, Mexico " By Beatriz Reyes-Foster, the issue of cultural misconception through media is addressed.
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Pietersen broke a thumb in the Super Rugby final that ruled him out of the entire Rugby Championship, but returns to bolster the Sharks for the latter stage of their Currie Cup campaign.
In other changes to the team that beat the Blue Bulls 13-12 at Kings Park, Louis Ludik starts at fullback, Meyer Bosman takes over from Riaan Viljoen at flyhalf, and Jandre Marais replaces Steven Sykes in the second row.
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McDaniel and Davis Lead Baseball to 10-1 Victory on Sunday; Complete Three-Game Sweep of Limestone
March 21, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Starting right-hander John McDaniel (Mocksville, NC) tossed eight innings, allowing one run on six hits with six strikeouts, helping Pfeiffer University complete the three-game conference sweep over Limestone with a 10-1 victory on Sunday afternoon at Joe Ferebee Field. Behind McDaniel, the Falcons improve to 16-17 overall, 9-6 in Conference Carolinas play. The Saints dip down to 10-18, 5-10.
All of Pfeiffers offensive damage came in the first five frames while McDaniel took care of Limestones offense. Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC) put the hosts on the board with a sacrifice-fly to left while Will Davis (New London, NC) picked up an RBI-double to left to complete a two-run first. Davis was also the main contributor in a three-run second coming up with a two-run single to left in front of Carlos Badillos (Gurabo, PR) sac-fly to right.
The Falcons threw two more on the board in the third and fourth as Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) drove in Badillo and Aarin Sharpe (Winterville, NC) with his single to left while Josh Strickland (Liberty, NC) plated Davis with his two-run blast to center in the fourth.
Scoring on the afternoon rounded out for the Falcons on a Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC) solo shot to center while the Saints got on the board in the seventh with a Tim Welsh (Kalamazoo, MI) single to left that brought home Joe Maloney (Aston, PA).
McDaniel handcuffed the Saints early on retiring 13 in a row during the first five innings. Pfeiffer at the plate was led by Davis 3-for-4 outing with three RBI. Dunn and Pearl each finished with a pair of hits as well. Welsh accounted for two of Limestones six hits on the day.
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Help me start over with a Windows 7 upgrade
I installed the Windows 7 upgrade over the Vista software
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To help evaluate the bone marrow's ability to produce red blood cells (RBCs); to help distinguish between various causes of anemia; to help monitor bone marrow response and the return of normal marrow function following chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant, or post-treatment follow-up for iron deficiency anemia, vitamin B12 or folate deficiency anemia, or renal failure
When to Get Tested?
When you have a low RBC count, hemoglobin, and hematocrit and/or symptoms of anemia; when your doctor wants to evaluate bone marrow function; sometimes as part of a complete blood count (CBC)
Sample Required?
A blood sample obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in your arm or sometimes from a fingerstick or heelstick (infant)
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Reticulocytes are newly produced, relatively immature red blood cells (RBCs). This test determines the number and/or percentage of reticulocytes in the blood and is a reflection of recent bone marrow function or activity.
Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow where blood-forming (hematopoietic) stem cells differentiate and develop, eventually forming reticulocytes and finally becoming mature RBCs. Unlike most other cells in the body, mature RBCs have no nucleus, but reticulocytes still have some remnant genetic material (RNA). As reticulocytes mature, they lose the last residual RNA and most are fully developed within one day of being released from the bone marrow into the blood. Normally, less than 2% of the RBCs in circulation are reticulocytes. The reticulocyte count or percentage is a good indicator of the ability of a person's bone marrow to adequately produce red blood cells (erythropoiesis).
RBCs typically survive for about 120 days in circulation, and the bone marrow must continually produce new RBCs to replace those that age and degrade or are lost through bleeding. Normally, a stable number of RBCs is maintained in the blood through continual replacement of degraded or lost RBCs.
A variety of diseases and conditions can affect the production of new RBCs and/or their survival, in addition to those conditions that may result in significant bleeding. These conditions may lead to a rise or drop in the number of RBCs and may affect the reticulocyte count.
For example, acute or chronic bleeding (hemorrhage) or increased RBC destruction (hemolysis) can lead to fewer RBCs in the blood, resulting in anemia. The body compensates for this loss by increasing the rate of RBC production and by releasing RBCs sooner into the blood, before they become more mature. When this happens, the number and percentage of reticulocytes in the blood increases until a sufficient number of RBCs replaces those that were lost or until the production capacity of the bone marrow is reached.
Decreased RBC production may occur when the bone marrow is not functioning normally. This can result from a bone marrow disorder such as aplastic anemia. Diminished production can also be due to other factors, for example, radiation or chemotherapy treatments for cancer, a low level of the hormone erythropoietin, or deficiencies in certain nutrients such as iron, vitamin B12, or folate. Decreased production leads to fewer RBCs in circulation, decreased hemoglobin and oxygen-carrying capacity, a lower hematocrit, and a reduced number of reticulocytes as old RBCs are removed from the bloodstream but not fully replaced.
Occasionally, both the reticulocyte count and the RBC count will be increased because of excess RBC production by the bone marrow. This may be due to an increased production of erythropoietin, disorders that cause chronic overproduction of RBCs (polycythemia vera), and cigarette smoking.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm or sometimes from pricking a finger or the heel of an infant.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
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Fall to Pieces: A Memoir of Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and Mental Illness
Fall to Pieces: A Memoir of Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and Mental Illness (Paperback)
In March 2007, twenty-four hours after Mary Weiland dragged her husband Scotts pricey rock-star wardrobe onto their driveway and torched it, she was arrested and locked up in a mental hospital.
To the outside world, Weiland had led what seemed to be an enviable life. A successful international model in the nineties, she married her longtime sweetheart, Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver, in 2000. Mary was the sane one, went the story; it was the tempestuous, unpredictable Scott who was crazy. But the truth was somewhere in between.
With refreshing candor, innate comic timing, and earned wisdom, Weiland chronicles her quest to come to grips with the addictions that could have killed her, and to understand and manage her bipolar disorder. Fall to Pieces is a wild ride into the dark and back into the light.
About the Author
Mary Forsberg Weiland lives with her two children in Los Angeles, where she is studying for her certification in drug and alcohol counseling, with a focus on co-occurring disorders. This is her first book.
A former editor at Esquire, Lear's, and Good Housekeeping magazines, Larkin Warren was a contributing writer to Addiction: Why Can't They Just Stop?, the companion book to HBO's documentary of the same name, and collaborated with Professor Elyn R. Saks on Saks's bestselling memoir, The Center Cannot Hold, which Time magazine named one of the Top 10 Nonfiction Books of 2007.
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"A harrowing story of addiction and mental illness."
"A worthy addition to the rock canon."
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Three Falcons Combine to Toss One-Hit Shuout as Baseball Blanks Carson-Newman 2-0
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Three different pitchers combined to toss a one-hit shutout, while a two-run double provided all of the offense needed, as Pfeiffer University blanked visiting Carson-Newman College 2-0 in baseball action on Wednesday at Joe Ferebee Field. Jeff Barkley (Charlotte, NC), Chuck Ingram (Richfield, NC) and Adam Sedberry (Monroe, NC) teamed up to help pitch the Falcons to 4-4 on the season while sending the Eagles to 3-5.
Barkley tossed the first six innings on Wednesday allowing just the one hit with three strikeouts in the win. The lone Carson-Newman hit was thanks to a Kyle Koeneman (Seymour, TN) lead-off single to center in the second. Ingram came in to face one more than the minimum in the seventh and eight before Sedberry, making his first appearance in over a year, pitched a perfect ninth for the save.
Dalton Lindley (Siler City, NC) put the Falcons with the only runs needed in the first with a two-out double down the left field line that scored Jon Gray (Granite Falls, NC) and Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC). Gray would keep the inning alive by reaching on a fielders choice while Lyon singled to left.
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Summer is the sweet season for restaurants. Fresh produce is abundant, daylight lasts longer and restaurants are busier and bigger (with the addition of outdoor seats) than at any other time of the year.
So once again I'm trotting out my Summer Eating List, a compilation of recently opened and about-to-open restaurants that deserve your attention.
Mimicking the style of the reading lists that hounded the summers of my youth, the Summer Eating List is broken down into categories: "Required eating" (you simply must dine at these places), "Electives" (pick at least four from this group), "Extra credit" (polish your report with these restaurants) and "Field trips" (for overachievers with transportation).
It may be physically impossible to visit every restaurant on the list because, as I've learned, sometimes restaurants that plan on opening in, oh, mid-July don't open until much, much later. Case in point: One of the opening-soon restaurants on the list was an opening-soon restaurant on last year's list.
Key to what's open
N - Open now
TM - Opening this month
LTS - Opening later this summer
Required eating
N Brindille. Carrie and Michael Nahabedian offer a taste of Paris with this new restaurant, just a block north of their Naha restaurant. Oysters with scrambled eggs and caviar, veal sweetbreads paired with rabbit, Dover sole meuniere — this place would scream elegance if it weren't such a quiet, civilized space. Opened mid-April. 534 N. Clark St., 312-595-1616
N Centro. Alex Dana's Rosebud group reached into its own history to resurrect this Italian concept. The first Centro enjoyed an impressive 10-year run on Wells Street; now brought back with original chef Joe Farina, the restaurant will try for another 10 at the corner of State and Hubbard. Opened in May. 6. W. Hubbard St., 312-988-7775
TM County. The latest from DMK Restaurant Group (David Morton, Michael Kornick) is a chef-driven barbecue spot on the site of the venerable Gennaro's. The menu will be overseen by Erick Williams, executive chef of mk restaurant. Opening in late June. 1352 W. Taylor St., no phone yet
N Endgrain. Chef Enoch Simpson (Scylla, Girl & the Goat, others) joined with his craftsman-carpenter brother, Caleb, to create this Roscoe Village newcomer, anchored by the cult-fame Enoch's Doughnuts (which are on sale from 7 a.m. until they're gone) but also featuring a comfort-food menu and offbeat bar snacks. Opened in June. 1851 W. Addison St., 773-687-8191
N J. Rocco Italian Table & Bar. Steve Chiappetti is back in town with this project, a short distance from his late, lamented Mango restaurant, and veteran foodies know what this means: simple-sounding food with exceptional depth and execution, and friendly prices. Opened in May. 749 N. Clark St., 312-475-0271
N Juno. "This is my proudest restaurant achievement," says restaurateur Jason Chan (Urban Union, Butter), who teamed up with chef B.K. Park (Arami) to open this 80-seat sushi specialist (with plenty of cooked seafood dishes) in Lincoln Park. One of the neat features is an assemble-yourself sushi option. This place has the potential to become the best sushi restaurant in Chicago. Opened May 31. 2638 N. Lincoln Ave., 872-206-8662
N Kabocha. Shin Thompson takes favorite dishes from his former Bonsoiree restaurant, which featured set menus, and turns them loose in an a la carte format. But fans of chef-directed menus can always opt for the 10-course menu at Kabocha's kaiseki table. Opened late April. 952 W. Lake St., 312-666-6214
TM Lao 18. Tony Hu, the unofficial mayor of Chinatown by virtue of his Lao-named restaurants (Lao Sze Chuan, Lao Hunan, etc.), will bring his act to River North with a restaurant that will offer dinner, brunch and dim-sum lunch. And plenty of Asian-inspired cocktails. Opening in June. 18 W. Hubbard St., 312-955-8018
LTS Tanta. Peruvian chef Gaston Acurio is a superstar whose flagship restaurant, Astrid y Gaston, is on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list. Tanta will be a simpler and more affordable effort, similar to Acurio's La Mer restaurant in San Francisco, which means we can expect plenty of cebiches, anticuchos (skewers) and empanadas, as well as his signature pollo a la brasa. Opening in late July. 118 W. Grand Ave.; no phone yet
TM Tre Soldi Trattoria & Pizzeria. Jack Weiss of Coco Pazzo, one of Chicago's best Italian restaurants for more than 20 years, will debut this Roman-influenced Italian restaurant on June 20. Weiss doesn't open new restaurants on a whim; this is just his fourth in Chicago, counting Coco Pazzo Cafe (still thriving) and Pili Pili (no longer around, but impressive at the time). Expect Tre Soldi to be a solid newcomer. 212 E. Ohio St., 312-664-0212
TM Beatrix. This latest concept by Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises will be a restaurant and coffeehouse, adjacent to the new Aloft Hotel (which opens June 20). Opening late June or thereabouts. 519 N. Clark St., no phone yet
TM Bellwether. The former P.J. Clarke's in Streeterville was gutted to create this American-with-international-influences restaurant. Owner Nick Tsoukalas (who also runs his father's restaurant, Athena in Greektown) says the new interiors will be "unrecognizable" to PJC regulars (the entire space has been reconfigured) and will appeal to locals, the pre- and post-movie crowd, and summer tourists. Opening late June. 302 E. Illinois St., no phone yet
N Fat Rice. This Logan Square restaurant isn't as new as the other places on the list; Fat Rice opened in November. But summer is the ideal time to make the pilgrimage to this tiny corner restaurant and its spicy, Portuguese-Chinese hybrid menu because, thanks to its popularity and its no-reservations policy (and no groups larger than six, by the way), significant waits are unavoidable and, save for a separate-entrance (and even tinier) anteroom, there's no room to wait. At least, in summertime, hanging around the sidewalk is comfortable. 2957 W. Diversey Ave., 773-661-9170
N Ferris & Jack. The former Affinia hotel (now the MileNorth Chicago) is where you'll find this uber-comfortable restaurant, which occupies the former C-House restaurant and a lot more. Ferris & Jack, which takes its name from two Chicago originals (the Ferris Wheel and Cracker Jack; I guess Wheel & Cracker would have sounded like a cheese bar), is a combination restaurant, marketplace, lobby bar and barista bar, designed for locals as well as hotel guests. The lobby looks like a very nicely appointed living room, and you can drink and dine here if you wish; the actual dining room features a menu of Midwest-focused classics, from a lunchtime sausage trio to a dinnertime Magnificent Meatloaf, along with a Mason-jar cake of devil's food and cream-cheese frosting. Opened April 22. 166 E. Superior St., 312-787-6000
N Little Goat Bread. Stephanie Izard brings her bakery and specialty-retail concept (part of Little Goat on Randolph Street) to the Chicago French Market, serving bread in the morning, soup and sandwiches at lunch, and coffee all day. Opened June 7. 131 N. Clinton St., 312-575-0306
TM Mott St. Fans of the tiny BYO Ruxbin will be delighted by the latest from chef Edward Kim and family. The brand-new Mott St. is twice the size of Ruxbin, will feature a simpler menu with lower price points and will offer full bar service. Opening in June. 1401 N. Ashland Ave., 773-687-9977
LTS OON. The restaurant's odd name is an acronym for "out of nowhere," a description hung on chef/owner Matt Eversman by a critic who admired the chef's work at Saigon Sisters. But for a while, we were wondering if it stood for "opening, oh, never;" I had this place on my Summer Eating List in 2012. But, we're assured, OON will open sOON, and Eversman can start reminding diners why he was such a hot chef in 2011. Opening (fingers crossed) early July. 802 W. Randolph St., 312-929-2555
N Siena Tavern. Celebrity cheftestant Fabio Viviani also has a restaurant in Los Angeles, but the dearth of Chicago facetime hasn't kept the crowds from this River North Italian, which is getting good notice for its gnocchi in truffle cream, its array of pizzas, pastas and crudos, and an ambitious cocktail program. Opened in April. 51 W. Kinzie St., 312-595-1322
LTS Tippling Hall. Pre-opening publicity calls this Mercadito Hospitality effort a "classic beer hall," albeit with a concrete bar and lots of communal tables. Ryan Poli will oversee the menu, as he does for other Mercadito projects (Tavernita, for instance), and you know the Tippling Bros. are involved in the boozy end of things. Opening in July. 646 N. Franklin St., no phone yet
N Vu Sua. The old Erwin space (sniff) is now home to this refined Vietnamese restaurant (pronounced voo-SWAH) by veteran chef Macku Chan. Beautiful, minimalist presentations define Chan's dishes, along with the occasional burst of creativity, such as the black-cod-in-chocolate-sauce that Chan first rolled out at Kaze restaurant in 2005. BYOB for now. Opened March 22. 2925 N. Halsted St., 773-360-8816
Extra credit
LTS Giordano's Famous Stuffed Pizza. The pizza chain's 41st brick-and-mortar location (Giordano's just unveiled its first cook-on-board food truck too) will be on the ground floor of a historic South Loop building being renovated for residential use. An on-site pizzeria ought to help sell a few units. Opening late summer. 1340 S. Michigan Ave., no phone yet
N Howells & Hood. Nice of someone to open a restaurant I can reach by elevator. At street level of Tribune Tower, named for the architects who designed said tower, Howells & Hood takes up more than 17,000 square feet of space, plus a 300-seat outdoor cafe. The menu is long on pub favorites (the better to go with the 114 beers featured here), but executive chef Scott Walton has plenty of ambitious dishes too. Opened in March. 435 N. Michigan Ave., 312-262-5310
N Great Street. The well-located (corner of State and Wacker) but oft-ignored Great Street, in the Renaissance Chicago Downtown hotel, is back after a $2 million renovation that includes the addition of floor-to-ceiling river-view windows and a new, seasonal- and local-focused menu. Opened June 1. 1 W. Wacker Drive, 312-795-3333
N Parson's Chicken & Fish. The folks behind Longman & Eagle are part of the team that created this rustic Logan Square chicken and fish specialist, with soul-food and coastal-influenced dishes to be washed down with cocktail "slushies." Executive chef Hunter Moore's impressive resume includes work at Lula Cafe, Nightwood, and Girl & the Goat. Opened mid-May. 2952 W. Armitage Ave., 773-384-3333
LTS Porkchop. A clone of Dion Antic's Market-District barbecue specialist is scheduled to open in Hyde Park, which eventually will make Antic a neighbor of Matthias Merges' second Yusho restaurant. Opening late September. 5235 S. Harper Court, no phone yet
TM Three Dots and a Dash. Top mixologist Paul McGee's tiki-bar concept will open underneath Bub City. Can't wait. Opening late June? 435 N. Clark St., no phone yet
LTS Unnamed concept. Red Violet, which closed in early June, will become home to a straight-up sports bar (and sibling of Bellwether). Opening early July. 121 W. Hubbard St., no phone yet.
Field trips
LTS Ariel's Bar & Restaurant. A "fun and casual" Irish-American restaurant featuring craft beers (28 on tap) and Irish whiskeys, Ariel's menu will offer traditional Irish food along with contemporary dishes such as Moroccan barbecue salmon and coconut-crusted tilapia. Scheduled to open in mid-July. 18401 North Creek Drive, Tinley Park, 708-928-8080
TM 8000 Miles. Former Lettuce honcho Ed Culleeney, along with Shawn Li, Ben Li and Wan Cai Li, are behind this Chinese-Japanese northwest-suburban hybrid, which will offer an entire sushi-bar menu along with Chinese and Japanese traditional dishes and small plates. Opening late June. 107 Main St., Roselle, 630-283-0053
N Guildhall. When Phil Marienthal operated Blue Mesa in Lincoln Park (Boka stands in that space these days), it was one of the coolest restaurants in town. Now he's back at this 150-seat North Shore restaurant, offering locally sourced ingredients with American and European preparations. Opened mid-March. 694 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, 847-835-8100
LTS Lorenzo. You'll need a lot of money to experience Tony Mantuano's latest restaurant, which he describes as a cross between Cafe Spiaggia and Bar Toma. For one thing, there's the airfare to Miami, plus accommodations in South Beach; after that, the food cost will seem unimportant. Lorenzo will be in the as-yet-unopened Redbury Hotel, across the street from Restaurant Michael Schwartz and down the block from Jose Andres' latest Bazaar location. Opening in late September. Miami Beach
LTS Oceanique. What's a 25-plus-year-old restaurant doing on this list? The veteran seafood specialist will close for two weeks at the end of June, reopening with completely overhauled decor, new floor and ceiling treatments, an expanded, refurnished bar and new menu, including a special bar menu. Reopening July 16. 505 Main St., Evanston, 847-864-3435
LTS Sushi +. This arriving-soon restaurant, inside Westfield Fox Valley shopping center, will offer kaiten-zushi, the formal term for conveyor-belt service; customers watch as sushi and other dishes slowly pass by, select what they want and are charged (via color-coded plates) accordingly. Regular waiter service will be available for hot dishes. Opening in July. 4430 Fox Valley Drive, Aurora, 630-820-1666
LTS Unnamed concept. The DMK Restaurant Group plans a chicken-and-biscuits concept in Evanston, near Northwestern University's campus. But it likely won't arrive until fall.
Which will you try first?
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