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Customers of increasingly popular downtown rooftop gardens and outdoor patios could hang out an hour later on weekdays under a proposed trial program that got a preliminary nod from a City Council panel today.
Ald. Brendan Reilly, 42nd, put the proposal forward, saying it would help eateries and bars better cater to a cosmopolitan clientele. It was endorsed by the Committee on Licensing and Consumer Protection and is slated for a full council vote next week.
Reilly said tourists from around the globe, including those from Europe who tend to go out later at night, would appreciate the change. He said that if any problems arose with neighboring residences, he would try to find a solution.
Under the measure, the patios and rooftops would be able to stay open until midnight seven days a week, as they already can on Friday and Saturday nights. They now close at 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday.
Reilly said the change was recommended by the Illinois Restaurant Association, the Illinois Hotel and Lodging Association and the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce.
Reilly said there are 70 places in his ward, which covers most of downtown, with outdoor patios or rooftop gardens. His proposal would not affect outdoor cafes.
The measure applies to the central business district, includes downtown but also extends south and north of the Loop.
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JJ Abrams says that "in many ways games are better than movies at telling stories"Comment
That and more in the video below.
In an impassioned presentation at DICE 2013, Puzzle Clubhouse CEO and respected analyst Jesse Schell spoke about the importance of getting people to want to try your product. Or not. It turns out that if you're selling a video game, it would be wise for you to not let people try a demo of it.
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First Trimester Problems: When to Call Your Doctor
2. Excessive Nausea and Vomiting continued...
What it may mean: "Vomiting that interferes with your day-to-day activities can lead to weight loss, dizziness, dehydration, and an imbalance of electrolytes," Aziz says.
What to do: Tell your doctor. "You may need hospitalization to treat the dehydration, and many medications are available to control nausea," Aziz says.
Bottom line: "Nausea and vomiting are normal occurrences during pregnancy, but the extremes can cause problems," says ob-gyn Stanley M. Berry, MD, of William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Mich. "The majority of women who have nausea and vomiting in their first trimester will go on to have normal, healthy pregnancies."
3. High Fever
A fever greater than 101 degrees Fahrenheit or 38 degrees Celsius during pregnancy may be serious.
What it may mean: It could be a sign of infection, which could affect the baby.
Fevers during pregnancy that are accompanied with rash and joint pain may be a sign of infection such as cytomegalovirus (CMV), toxoplasma, and parvovirus. "CMV is the most common cause of congenital deafness, and it is not as uncommon as we think," Aziz says.
What to do: "Report any fever plus upper respiratory symptoms, body ache, and flu-like symptoms or rashes and joint pain to your doctor," Aziz says. And get your yearly flu vaccine.
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Some vaginal discharge is normal. But in some cases, "These may be signs of treatable infections or sexually transmitted diseases that can have important consequences in pregnancy," Aziz says.
What this may mean: If it's an infection, it could harm the baby.
What to do: Don't be shy. Let your ob-gyn know what is going on down there because if there's a problem, treating it could make a difference to your baby.
5. Pain or Burning During Urination
What this may mean: "These can be signs of bladder or urinary tract infections, and if left untreated, they can lead to more serious illness, infection, pre-term labor, and pre-term birth," Aziz says.
What to do: If it's an infection, treating it can relieve your pain, and help assure a healthy pregnancy.


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Stepping out to show off their latest work, the cast of "The Butler" lined the red carpet at the film's New York premiere on Monday evening (August 5).
Turning heads in a little black dress and a bedazzled sling, Mariah Carey arrived at the Ziegfeld Theater on the arm of her hubby, Nick Cannon.
Taking care of some promotional duties, Heidi Klum, Melanie Brown, and Nick Cannon all showed up at the "America's Got Talent" Season 8 Red Carpet even in New York City last night (July 31).
The former Spice Girl was ravishing in a cleavage-baring red dress, while Mr. Mariah Carey dazzled the shutterbugs outside Radio City Music Hall with his blue three-piece suit.
If all else fails, there's always prayer. That's what Nick Cannon is offering Amanda Bynes as the actress struggles to get her life back on track.
"She's in my prayers, I'm praying for her, it's all you can do," he said Thursday (July 25).
Stepping out to take part in the first live episode of the season, the stars of "America's Got Talent" were on hand for the season eight pre-show event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Tuesday (July 23).
Looking gorgeous, supermodel and judge Heidi Klum rocked a multi-color knee length frock while her co-judge Melanie Brown looked equally as stunning in a figure-hugging blue number.
She's never been shy about showing off her sexy form, and Mariah Carey's enthusiasm has only grown with the invention of social media apps like Instagram.
And while some husbands may feel a bit uneasy about their wife sharing sultry snaps with the entire world, Nick Cannon isn't sweating it.
She took a pretty bad spill while filming a music video on Monday (July 8), but Nick Cannon says his wife, Mariah Carey, was a "trooper" through the whole thing.
Stepping out for some media duties, Nick Cannon stopped by "The Howard Stern Show" in New York City this morning (June 18).
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It's almost time for another action-packed season of "America's Got Talent," and Nick Cannon leads viewers through a crazy sequence in a new sneak preview.
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Haven't posted or been around much lately, so I just wanted to take a minute to share what I've been doing. I recently started as Creative Director of Empty Room Studios Publishing, and have been working at creating gaming tiles for miniature games like Dungeons and Dragons and such.
I started with a basic dungeon setting, did a couple of expansions to that, and also started another line of modern city tiles. Well sort of modern. They're based on American towns from about 1920 to around 1950.
Anyways here's some images.
This is a huge dungeon I assembled from all the tiles I've made so far. You can view a bigger, 1280x1024 version on our forums.
Here's some of the tiles that I printed and mounted on foam board.
Here's an image of the city tiles I did. It's a city block with 2 houses, and an old antique or thrift store. The streets are also separate tiles so you can build even more blocks.
My goal with these is to create a huge series of interconnected areas and environments that people can assemble to make 2D scale models of cites, fantasy worlds, and other stuff. Right now these are all downloadable pdf's, but we're thinking about trying to get these pre-printed. Anyways, that's what I've been up to. Crits welcome!
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These are cool, I had a bunch of them from Games Workshop way back when, always loved using them. Yours look great.
We had an ocean adventure once and I made a foamcore ship with the grids on the floor and multiple levels including a crows nest. No walls on the hull. It was very usefull for keeping track of who was where.
If I could have back all the many hours I wasted playing D&D...I'd probably spend them playing D&D again.
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The Greatest Ukrainians (Ukrainian: Великі українці) was a Ukrainian TV project. The programme was the result of a vote conducted to determine whom the Ukrainian public considers the greatest Ukrainians have been in history.
The show is running under a license from the BBC and originally appeared on British TV under the name 100 Greatest Britons and was a successful show. Such countries as Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands and many others have also created their own versions.
The TV show was broadcast on Inter being 90–180 minutes long during Sunday prime-time. The host of the program, Savik Shuster, started primaries (pre-voting) during his other Friday talk show The Freedom with Savik Shuster. The co-host of the programme was Inter's news anchor Hanna Homonai. Pre-voting took place in a number of Ukrainian cities such as Kiev, Lviv, Yalta, Kharkiv, Odessa, Donetsk, Simferopol, Nizhyn, Mykolayiv, Ostroh, Chernivtsi, and Kamianets-Podilskyi.
Top Ten[edit]
On 11 April 2008, the top 100 of Great Ukrainians were announced. The top 10 was to be re-voted, and the results were shown on 16 May 2008. The final top 10 were:[1]
- Yaroslav I the Wise (40% of the votes)
- Mykola Amosov (19.88%)
- Stepan Bandera (16%)
- Taras Shevchenko (9.3%)
- Bohdan Khmelnytsky (4.02%)
- Valeri Lobanovsky (3.18%)
- Vyacheslav Chornovil (2.63%)
- Hryhorii Skovoroda (1.73%)
- Lesya Ukrainka (1.64%)
- Ivan Franko (1.49%)
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Great Ukrainians series[edit]
An hour-long documentary was filmed on each of the top 10 nominees, each of them hosted by a celebrity advocate, who delivered a passionate argument as to why their choice should be voted the greatest Ukrainian of all. The series concluded with a debate on the merits of each selected Ukrainian, bringing all of the advocates together to make a final plea to voters.
|Great Ukrainian
|Celebrity Supporter
|Nikolai Amosov
|Vitaly Korotich
|Stepan Bandera
|Vakhtang Kipiani
|Valeri Lobanovsky
|Leonid Kravchuk
|Hryhorii Skovoroda
|Ostap Stupka
|Lesya Ukrainka
|Roman Viktiuk
|Ivan Franko
|Svyatoslav Vakarchuk
|Bohdan Khmelnytsky
|Dmytro Korchynsky
|Vyacheslav Chornovil
|Taras Chornovil
|Taras Shevchenko
|Bohdan Stupka
|Yaroslav I the Wise
|Dmytro Tabachnyk
The Chief of Great Ukrainians project, journalist Vakhtang Kipiani, informed the public in his blog, that the voting system had been manipulated by unknown persons. He stated that a couple of days prior to publishing the results he was aware of a possible win for Yaroslav the Wise. Prior to that, with a huge lead in first place was the controversial Stepan Bandera. For example, the winner, Yaroslav I, received 60,000 votes in one month and almost 550,000 in just one day. Mykola Amosov, who took second place, received almost 150,000 votes in just one day. Kipiani said that if these manipulation hadn't taken place Yaroslav would not have won, but the highly controversial Stepan Bandera. To many - especially in western Ukraine - he is a hero and a freedom fighter, but to others (not specified by BBC), Bandera was a terrorist, and a traitor to the Soviet motherland.[2]
Among other Great Ukrainians for whatever reasons appeared Vladimir Lenin as well as such names like Stakhanov, Glushkov, Vatutin, Khrushchev, Sviatoslav I, Vladimir II, Olga of Kiev. And if the last three at least were born on the territory of Ukraine, the rest not only were not born in Ukraine, but never even spoke a word of Ukrainian and have little or nothing at all to do in contribution to authenticate their Ukrainian culture.
- ^ Yaroslav the Wise - the Greatest Ukrainian of all times, Inter TV (19 May 2008)
- ^ BBC dragged into Ukraine TV furore, BBC News (5 June 2008)
External links[edit]
- Official website of the project
- Blog of the project in Live Journal
- Telekritika: Hanna Homonay will be co-hosting "Great Ukrainians"
- Kyiv Post: Ukrainians choose their 'greats'(Ukrainian)
- Manipulations in Ukraine(Ukrainian)
- Manipulations in Ukraine II(Ukrainian)


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But fear not! Dr. Seuss, with his inimitable illustrations and exhilarating rhymes, is convinced ("98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed") that success is imminent. As long as you remember "to be dexterous and deft. And NEVER mix up your right foot with your left," things should work out. (All ages) --Emilie Coulter
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INDIANAPOLIS - JANUARY 16: Ray Lewis #52 of the Baltimore Ravens spits in the fourth quarter against the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game at Lucas Oli Stadium on January 16, 2010 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Colts defeated the Ravens 20-3. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Ray Lewis will keep on talking now that his playing career is over. ESPN officially announced Wednesday that the two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year will be joining the network as a studio analyst. The 37-year-old Lewis revealed in January that he would retire after 17 seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, and the fearsome linebacker went out with a Super Bowl title. Lewis will travel to the site of each week's ''Monday Night Football'' matchup to take part in pregame and postgame coverage. He will also appear on ''Sunday NFL Countdown'' and ESPN Radio. Lewis says ''I'm ready to bring the same level of passion to this next phase of my life as I brought to the field during my years as a player.''
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Fans of the "Assassin's Creed" franchise will appreciate the debut of Aveline de Grandpré on Xbox 360 with "Assassin's Creed Liberation HD," and insights from Ubisoft Community Developer Gabe Graziani on what to expect with this remastered chapter of the pre-American Revolution.
It's 1765 and Spanish forces plan to take control of Louisiana in the south – but they face Aveline, an assassin of French and African mixed heritage, who finds herself on a journey that will take her from the crowded streets of New Orleans to voodoo-haunted swamps and ancient Mayan ruins.
Graziani revealed that players will see major improvements in the high-definition game through organic environments such as Agaté's Hideout. Graziani says, "Agaté is Aveline's mentor and he lives deep in the swampy bayou. His hideout climbs nearly to the top of a gigantic tree, with ramshackle rooms built one on top of another in a crazy stack, barely clinging to the tree for support."
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1870 $1 Dollar, Judd-1022, Pollock-1157, Low R.7, PR66 Cameo NGC....
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Gorgeous 1870 Silver Dollar Pattern1870 $1 Dollar, Judd-1022, Pollock-1157, Low R.7, PR66 Cameo NGC.
Struck in Nickel, Judd-1022
Regular Reverse, PR66 Cameo
Struck in Nickel, Judd-1022
Regular Reverse, PR66 Cameo
Design. The regular dies for the 1870 Seated Liberty dollar, but with rusted devices on both sides. Struck in nickel with a reeded edge.
Commentary. About half a dozen of these patterns survive in nickel, struck from proof dies and business strike dies, according to Saul Teichman at USPatterns.com. The rusted design motifs suggest that this pattern was struck sometime after 1870. We are unaware of any specific diagnostic studies of the dies, but offer the following observations: The inside top of the 0 in the date appears to be minutely recut, the shield point is over the center of the upright of the 1, the left base of the 1 is over the center of a dentil, and the date is approximately centered between the border and the base of Liberty. The reverse has a short die line at the top of E in WE.
Physical Description. An incredible specimen with bold cameo contrast between the frosty devices and fully mirrored fields. Both sides exhibit splendid light gray surfaces with hints of champagne and iridescent toning. The design motifs are boldly rendered. The surfaces exhibit slight roughness that remains from the planchet before this piece was struck. Three examples of Judd-1022 have been certified by NGC as of (12/08), with the current offering being the finest specimen--the other PR66 is not designated as Cameo. PCGS has no examples of Judd-1022 in their Population (12/08).
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Willow. Commando. Aliens. James Horner created the soundtrack to my youth. Never forgotten.
One of the top 5 composers to ever live. Sad news. James Horner will be missed. His music will live on.
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For those reasons alone we'll always feature fans athlete's images shaved into their heads on this site. Plus it makes for nice filler material.
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Impressive. I'm not sure how much it costs to have this done, but considering the attention to detail and the time it must take to finish a project like this, I'm going to assume quite a bit. Much more than the $6 I pay at the barber's college for my haircuts, although to their credit they did cut the likeness of Steve Balboni into my hair last time, completely by accident of course. Best $6 I ever spent.
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We Stop Offering Our Biscuit Sandwiches & Oatmeal. Mon-Fri: 11am &12 Noon On Saturday.
Available From Mon-Fri: 11am-Close, Sat & Sun: 11:30-Close .
Options Kids Sandwich Choices
Available Only During Lunch Mon-Fri: 11am-3pm, Sat: 11:30-3, Not On Sunday.
Available Lunch & Dinner. Mon-Fri: 11am-Close, Sat & Sun: 11:30am-Close.
Available Mon-Sat: 3-Close, Sun 1-Close.
Available All Day.
Available Only On Saturday From 8-12 & Sunday All Day!


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UNIONBAY ShermanSKU: #8125917
Product Information
- Warm weather is on its way. Make sure you're prepared with the cool style of the Sherman.
- Reptile-embossed synthetic upper.
- Adjustable buckle straps at ankle and zipper entry at back.
- Stitched toe post.
- Sparkling beads adorn the vamp.
- Smooth synthetic lining and insole.
- Textured synthetic outsole.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Heel Height: 1⁄4 in
- Weight: 6 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 8, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.