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Downers Grove Wine ShopRead MoreSurrounded by yellow walls and gleaming bottles of fine wines and craft beers, patrons test new additions to the store's inventory during tasting classes. At sessions accompanied by light appetizers, knowledgeable staff members pour samples of six select wines and explain what makes each wine unique and how its flavor profile will pair with entrees or desserts. In addition to libations, the store's wooden racks hold wine accessories such as aerators and bottle decorations and gift baskets filled with chocolates. Custom label creations are also available to personalize bottles for weddings, anniversary celebrations, or protection inside the office refrigerator.1202 75th StDowners Grove, IL US
Lynfred WineryRead MoreWith its massive selection of varietals and styles, Lynfred Winery seems determined to make something for almost any wine drinker. The cellar brims with everything from bold, spicy reds to crisp and refreshing whites, as well as fruit wines made from apples, cherries, rhubarb, and pears. The grapes arrive from vineyards throughout California and Washington state, although the rest of the fruit typically comes from a bit closer to home, including growers throughout Michigan and Wisconsin. Despite this variety, the staff's commitment to approachable, fruit-forward flavors characterizes virtually everything that the winery makes. This dedication to easy drinking seems only natural given the winery's origins in a home basement. In 1975, Fred Koehler, along with his wife Lynn, decided to try to re-create the family wines his father and grandfather had made throughout the 1920s. The batches grew larger with each passing vintage, and, in 1979, Fred and Lynn chose to upgrade their homespun hobby into a commercial venture. Within six years, Lynfred Winery's creations began to appear in the national spotlight as they garnered awards and medals from wine competitions across the country. This attention allowed Fred to swell production even more, eventually expanding to a larger location in 1990. Fred and Lynn's legacy continues to inspire the staff as they operate a facility that creates more than 100,000 gallons of wine each year using as many as 80 varietals. These wines appear on restaurant menus, on retail shelves, and inside fish tanks throughout the Chicagoland area.15 South Roselle RoadRoselle, IL US
Cooper's Hawk Winery and RestaurantRead MoreCooper's Hawk Naturally, the chefs at Cooper's Hawk have a sharp eye when it comes to wine pairings. Each of the restaurant's contemporary dishes is crafted with a particular wine in mind, which makes plenty of sense given the fact that there's a winery located just next door. Surrounded by oaken barrels and racks lined with glistening bottles, diners may be forgiven for thinking that they made a wrong turn and ended up in the winery itself. After your meal, see the real thing in the Napa–style tasting room, where you can sample up to eight different wines. The selection includes something for everyone, including graceful blush wines and cabernets whose flavors unfold like a novel scribbled on the wings of an origami crane.510 Village Center DrBurr Ridge, IL US
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Unpublished for 90 years, Agatha Christie's extensive and evocative letters and photographs from her year-long round-the-world trip to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and America as part of the British trade mission for the famous 1924 Empire Exhibition. In 1922 Agatha Christie set sail on a 10-month voyage around the British Empire with her husband as part of a trade mission to promote the forthcoming British Empire Exhibition. Leaving her two-year-old daughter behind with her sister, Agatha set sail at the end of January and did not return until December, but she kept up a detailed weekly correspondence with her mother, describing in detail the exotic places and people she encountered as the mission travelled through South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii and Canada. The extensive and previously unpublished letters are accompanied by hundreds of photos taken on her portable camera as well as some of the original letters, postcards, newspaper cuttings and memorabilia collected by Agatha on her trip.Edited and introduced by Agatha Christie's grandson, Mathew Prichard, this unique travelogue reveals a new side to Agatha Christie, demonstrating how her appetite for exotic plots and locations for her books began with this eye-opening trip, which took place just after only her second novel had been published (the first leg of the tour to South Africa is very clearly the inspiration for the book she wrote immediately afterwards, The Man in the Brown Suit). The letters are full of tales of seasickness and sunburn, motor trips and surf boarding, and encounters with welcoming locals and overbearing Colonials. The Grand Tour is a book steeped in history, sure to fascinate anyone interested in the lost world of the 1920s. Coming from the pen of Britain's biggest literary export and the world's most widely translated author, it is also a fitting tribute to Agatha Christie and is sure to fascinate her legions of worldwide fans.
Agatha Christie was born in Torquay in 1890 and became, quite simply, the best-selling novelist in history. Her books have sold over a billion copies in the English language and another billion in over 100 foreign languages. She is the author of 80 crime novels and short story collections, 19 plays, and six novels under the name of Mary Westmacott. Mathew Prichard is Agatha Christie's grandson and Chairman of Agatha Christie Limited, which runs her business affairs. This is the first time he has been directly involved in the writing of a book about his grandmother.
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Well, my $0.02.
Initially, I was skeptical, thinking that a "reboot" this soon after the previous trilogy was pushing it. To my surprise, I liked it. A lot. More than any of the previous three, except for Spider-Man 2, which I think is in the top 5 of comic book movies anyway.
Garfield makes a good Peter Parker. Martin Sheen makes a terrific Uncle Ben. I liked that they changed up the origin story to make it seem fresh. The battle scenes with the Lizard and Spider-Man were much less cartoony than the effects of the original movies. Pretty neat to see what almost a decade of CGI improvements will get you.
Isn't Spidey a little too casual with his identity, though? He reveals his face to a kid who's DEFINITELY old enough to remember and describe it. He lets Gwen know. He LEAVES A CAMERA WITH HIS NAME ON IT when he's fighting as Spider-Man. Then he gets captured and discovered by Stacy's dad.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Journalists who verify the assertions of public officials are doing their jobs and supporting democracy. Seems like a well-worn truism, right?
False. This column joins a firestorm of recent comment on "the fact-checking thing."
A public editor columnist, Arthur Brisbane, went viral at the start of the year, in part, because of its quirky request: "I'm looking for reader input on whether and when New York Times news reporters should challenge 'facts' that are asserted by newsmakers."
Press and blogs lit up in response, answering Brisbane with what seemed like a murmuring "huh?" followed mostly by indignation.
That was just one of many quibbles with what has lately been dubbed the "fact-checking movement" and the "Golden Age of fact-checking."
Curiously, what everyone is calling "fact-checking" isn't new. Fact-checking has always been fundamental to professional news work. Ask any veteran newsroom copy editor.
However, fact-checking does come with a twist today: computational power. Politifact.com, FactCheck.org, and their in-house newsroom cohorts are using powerful, new computer-assisted analytical and visualization software.
All that computational science in the hands of reporters may ring of snooty elitism. For fans of the HBO series "The Wire," it may also conjure the drama's relentless focus on "juking the stats," the idea that facts and statistics can easily be woven into manipulative lies.
Instead, today's fact-checking is teasing out new norms, such as the recent emphasis on transparency. Journalists are asking questions like "What should we fact-check?" And, most legit fact-checking projects include background on how and why the content was fact-checked, as well as any limitations of the approach.
It's no secret that newsrooms need to cultivate new norms. American attitudes toward the news media have sunk to record lows this election season. A recent Gallup poll showed that 60 percent don't trust the media's ability to report news accurately and fairly.
Today's news consumers aren't averse to fact-based reporting. People dislike the news media now because there's a little something out there for everyone to hate.
Gone are the days of a monolithic news media with a monopoly on the truth. New technologies — for better and worse — have enabled just about anyone to discover, create, share, personalize and react to news.
Today's news consumers have gravitated to "news with a view" because it affirms personal values. In an era of information overload, news with a view can be clarifying and familiar.
Sure, it may come with high-octane, unverified assertions, but it's perceived as credible because it comes with an unapologetic view, a person, a Sean Hannity, a Rachel Maddow.
We certainly don't need more personality-driven news, more subjectivity, more emotional appeals, or more "he-said, she-said" journalism. Plenty of that to go around.
Fortunately, the fact-checking process has become a kind of provocateur, agitating debate about what responsible journalism does, doesn't do, should do, shouldn't do. Bring it on!
In the short run, this aggressive, transparent, data-driven political fact-checking may only earn more haters. It may scare off timid advertisers.
In the long run, it will help rouse reporters and reporting processes from sequestered newsrooms. It will lead to more community collaboration, to the defending of old news values that are worth saving and to the invention of pertinent new ones that no one has thought of yet.
This participatory approach to news can build trust in fact-based reporting. And, rest assured, that trust will be needed when "social media fact-checking" kicks into high gear.
Hans Peter Ibold is an assistant professor of journalism at Indiana University.
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July 5, 2015 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mark 6:1-6 Fr. Robert deLeon, CSC
"Even if no life was saved, an ER physician makes a difference." In this blog authored by Kevin Bird, MD, there seem to be echoes of the gospel passage we hear today, and so I share excerpts with you: "I walk out of the patient room. My eyes stare at the computer screen. I'm behind, way behind. My neck feels tense, and I have a headache. I look up. A man walks out of a patient room across the hall. Our eyes lock. I quickly look away. There are patients waiting. I need to get moving. I put my head down and turn to walk away. "'Doctor. Doctor. Are you Doctor Bird?' he calls to me with urgency. Crap, I think to myself. I'm never going to get caught up. 'Yes?' I answer, hesitantly. 'Did you work at [such-and-such] Medical Center about 10 years ago?' he asks. He looks familiar, but I can't place him. 'You won't remember me, but you took care of my son,' he says, with a warming smile. Right then, it hits me, like a ton of bricks. 'My son had cancer,' he says. "'Brain cancer,' I answer, and right then my mind goes back 10 years at warp speed, back to room 10, during a chaotic shift at my first job out of residency. I'm looking at a 12-year-old boy laying in bed. His eyes are sunken and gaunt, skin pale, hair blond. He's dying of cancer and all treatments have failed. I had never seen a child so sick, so ill appearing, yet still alive. He looks like he's in terrible pain. There's nothing left to do, but to try to make his last few days, hours and moments as painless as possible. He needs IV fluids, some pain and nausea medicine and needs to be made comfortable. In a chair next to him is his father, dying inside. My heart sinks. 'I remember you, and I remember him. I even remember the room you were in.' "'He died shortly after that. But I still remember you. You really took the time to ease his suffering, if only for a short time. That meant a lot to me. Most of all, you seemed to care,' he says. "I felt a little dizzy having a flashback so vivid and real. Walking down the far hallway, walking in the room and closing the door. As the door closed behind me, it was stark quiet. I remember feeling the heart-wrenching sadness of this man sitting next to his dying son, so helpless. I felt equally helpless. I remember thinking, I don't care how many patients are waiting. I need to pause and listen, if only for a short time. I need to acknowledge what this boy, his father and family are going through. I need to find some way, no matter how small, to make things a little better, or a little less painful for both of them. Someday, I'll have children, I think to myself. Someday this could be my child, or my family member. Someday this could be me. "He smiles again. 'I don't want to keep you any longer. It looks like you're having a busy day. Again, I just wanted to tell you I remembered you. You were very nice that day. And thanks,' he says, as he turns and walks away. 'Thank you,' I say, truly touched, and half-choking out the words myself. I turn and walk away. I sit down. I take a deep breath. Somehow, I think to myself, somehow, I had made a difference. There was no life saved that day, no heart restarted. There was no great diagnosis or adrenaline-inducing procedure to be done. Somehow I feel that an angel-like being had come to tell the faint vestige of the idealistic pre-med hopeful that still remained in me, 'Keep up the good work. You're making much more of a difference than you'll ever know.' "My eyes lock back down on to the computer screen to see who my next patient is going to be. I need to get back to work, as I'm falling farther behind. For a moment, my neck feels slightly better and my headache is gone. I look at the clock. My day is almost done." (www.kevinmd.com/blog/2014/11) Powerlessness: I imagine every one of us has experienced it. It is acutely painful when shepherds—among them parents, teachers, and doctors—are unable to provide for those given to their care. The anguish is soul-deep. Perhaps, though, feelings of powerlessness are something of a mirage. Though a caregiver may be unable to provide what seems most necessary at the moment, Dr. Bird's story reminds us that the gift of compassionate presence is of value beyond measure. Every human has experienced some degree of powerlessness, and the gospel passage we hear today testifies that Jesus, too, knew what it felt like to stand helpless before a situation he could not change. As St. Mark writes, "Jesus came to his home town, and on the Sabbath he began to teach in the synagogue, and many who heard him were astounded. They said, 'Where did this man get all this?' And they took offense at him. And Jesus could do no deed of power there." (Mark 6:1-3, 5) Entering the synagogue in his hometown, Jesus was rejected by the congregation, their lack of faith rendering him powerless. I can picture Jesus, head hung low in sorrow, leaving the synagogue. No flashy miracle that day, no healings, no one raised from the dead; it was just Jesus standing there, listening to them, caring for them, wanting the best for them. Just so is he with us every moment of our lives.
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I became curious about what became of these once mega-popular appellations, whose top positions lasted from 37 years to being one-time-wonders (bearing in mind that they well might have been top-ranked for years before the SSA started keeping figures in 1880), particularly those that were once in the Top 10 but now reside outside the Top 500, thus eliminating evergreens like, yes, Mary and Elizabeth that have retained their popularity. You might find a few surprises here–unless you've known a lot of Tammys and Tracys in your life.
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My guesses: Sawyer, Camden, Rowan, Ever, Sloan, Laurel
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33 years and going strong without it.
I've lost all my swag now.
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There is no fucking rush, plenty of bitches about.
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