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Appetizers & Salads
Tuscan Village Soup$9.00
sausage, white beans, kale
sundried tomatoes, mozzarella, sweet sausage, smoked garlic aioli
Grilled House Sausage$12.00
soft polenta, pepperonata,tomato sauce
Salumi & Formaggio$18.00
daily selection of cured meats and cheeses, olives and house giardiniera
Roasted Cauliflower$11.00
cauliflower two ways, castelveltrano olives, marcona almonds
Black Gnocchi$13.00
lobster cream, roasted peppers, andouille sausage, rock shrimp
Calamari Fritti$10.00
spicy tomato sauce
Pomodoro Mussels$14.00
tomato, tarragon, brandy, lobster broth
Classic Mussels$14.00
white wine, garlic, butter, parsley
Fried Brussels Sprouts$8.00
pancetta sherry vinaigrette
Field Greens$7.00
frisée, baby greens, tomato, sherry vinaigrette
Roasted Kuri Squash$9.00
barley, arugula, pomegranate molasses
beets, apple, arugula, goat cheese fondue, citrus vinaigrette
baby romaine, parmiggiano reggiano, herbed crostino
shaved parmigiano reggiano, fennel, lemon, olive oil
house made mozzarella, tomato, olive oil
beef, béchamel, house made mozzarella
roasted butternut squash, hazelnut, brown butter, sage
Pork Gnocchi$20.00
braised pork, cabbage, carmelized onion
Lamb Gnocchi$20.00
chianti braised lamb, house made ricotta
Pasta Mia$21.00
sweet potato gnocchi, pork jowl, hazelnuts, brown butter, sage
Tortelloni Mignon$21.00
tenderloin, tomato cream sauce
Tortelloni in Brodo$23.00
brasied chicken and pork in a parmesan infused broth
Goat Cheese Agnolotti$22.00
shrimp, baby zucchini, tomato
Sunday Gravy$25.00
pork ribs, meatballs, sausage braised in tomato with rigatoni
sausage, rapini, tomato, ricotta salata
Papardelle Cacciatore$23.00
hunter style chicken, mushrooms, house made pasta
Pumpkin Pappardelle$23.00
wild boar bolognese
Scallop & Shrimp Risotto$25.00
diver scallops, shrimp and white truffle oil
Butternut Squash Risotto$19.00
roasted butternut and braised chard
Fish & Meat
Diver Sea Scallops$26.00
cauliflower puree, beluga lentils, leeks, citrus vinaigrette
Pan Seared Trout$24.00
acorn squash, cipollini onion, brussel sprout and mustard vinaigrette
Cider Braised Pork Shank$25.00
celery root puree, rioja braised cabbage, candied pumkin seeds
Muscovy Duck Breast$25.00
sweet potato gnocchi, swiss chard, hazelnuts, port jus
Balsamic and Sage Chicken$21.00
slow roasted half chicken, glazed root vegetables, braised greens
Tuscan Flat Iron$21.00
heirloom tomato and basil vinaigrette, arugula and herb salad
Filet Mignon$32.00
wilted spinach, potato herb tart, shallot reduction
Power Lunch$25.00
Three courses: choose one salad, one pasta, one dessert
Speed Lunch$15.00
Two courses: choose one salad, one pasta or pannini
Lobster Brodo$9.00
Scallop quenelles
Tortelloni Brodo$9.00
Duck and sweet potato tortelloni
Herbs, pecorino
Croutons, parmesean, grated egg
Pancetta, pickled onion, ricotta salata
Goat cheese fondue, citrus, apple
Tomato, basil, olive oil
Pumpkin Pappardelle$12.00
Wild boar bolognese
Veal ragu, saffron, mushroom
Sausage, rapini, tomato, ricotta salata
Lamb ragu
Bolognese, bechamel, mozzarella
Crab Spaghetti$12.00
Chilies, chives, lobster butter
Sweet Potato Gnocchi$10.00
Pork belly, shved brussels sprouts
Grilled Cheese$9.00
Tallegio, mozzarella, scamorza, basil
Arugula, lemon vinaigrette, tomato rosemary jam
Short Rib$10.00
Open faced, goat cheese mash, provolone
Bottles; Whites, Sparkling & Champagne
CHAMPAGNE, Veuve Cliquot, NV, Champagne$120.00
Dominated by Pinot Noir with almost a third chardonnay, it's firm structure has elegance, finesse and perfect balance
PROSECCO (Brut), La Gioiosa, NV, Alto Adige$46.00
Straw yellow and slightly effervescent, strong aromas of flowers, freshly baked bread and vanilla
CHARDONNAY, La Crema (Carneros), 2012, Napa / Sonoma$70.00
Everything it should be, and more. This wine brings forth all juicy character depth and concentration possible in Los Carneros Chardonnay. Meyer lemon complemented by subtle toast, heather, and allspice aromas. Broad flavors of yellow apple, custard, tangerine and toffee. Seamless and full bodied; opulent. ( )
PINOT GRIGIO, Jermann, 2010, Friuli$66.00
Tropical fruit aromas explode into orange peel, with the finish of crisp pie crust
ARNEIS, Ceretto "Blange", 2010, Piedmont$62.00
Fruit forward, very dry, hints of apples, pears and fine mineral qualities
PINOT GRIGIO RAMATO 'XL', Scarbolo, 2011, Friuli-Venezia$60.00
This has a pleasant, floral nose, with hints of citrus. Medium-bodied, "copper" pinot grigio. offering up gorgeous layers of perfumed fruit and flowers with a precise crystalline finish
ALBARINO, Paco Y Lola, 2011, Spain$58.00
Straw-colored yellow with green reflections, clean and very bright. Intense and elegant, its aromas bring to mind dew drenched fresh herbs and fine hints of green apples. Citric, with crisp floral notes on the finish
GRUNER VELTLINER, (Brunnthal) Leth, 2012, Austria$50.00
The nose combines spice with a reductive fruit; the palate displays peppery notes; a classic Veltliner from loess terraces. This wine is part of a line from Leth that displays complexity in flavor, minerality and durability
CHARDONNAY, Franciscan, 2010, Napa Valley$46.00
Aromas of ripe pineapple, citrus, yellow peaches and apples. Subtle oak and vanilla balance out the flavors on the palate. Bright and crisp
STAINLESS CHARDONNAY, Chamisal, 2011, Central Coast$44.00
Crisp fruit on the nose combines with tropical pineapple, mango & banana with citrus notes of lemon, lime and grapefruit
PINOT GRIGIO, Giocato, 2011, Slovenia$44.00
Made by cult winemaker, Aleks Simcic, this wine from the Italian border is spectacular. Full-bodied for a Pinot Grigio, with a crisp and fruity minerality
SAUVIGNON BLANC, Sincerely, 2011, South Africa$44.00
The highest quality wine from the southern hemisphere. Supple guava, lychee and tropical fruit aromas dominate the refined palate
PINOT GRIGIO, Bollini, 2013, Trentinio$44.00
A delicious wine, medium to almost full bodied for a pinot grigio, Bollini's lower yields ensure a more concentrated experience, yet one that doesn't forget it's fresh and vibrant nature
SICILIA BIANCO, Colossi, 2011, Sicily$38.00
Bright and clean with fresh apple and lemon aromas
Bottles; Superlative Reds
BRUNELLO, GAJA "Santa Restituta", 2008, Montalcino$220.00
A rare opportunity. Expressive nose with cherry notes, forest fruits, aromatic herbs, and juniper aromas. On the palate, this Brunello di Montalcino expresses ripe tannins, integrated acidity, rich structure and a lingering finish. 97 Points WE
BAROLO D.O.C.G., Tebvio "L'Illuminata", 2004, Piedmont$140.00
Opulent aromas of orange blossoms, pineapple, pink grapefruit, cinnamon and smoky bacon life up the musky nose. Finishes dry with a complete harmony
SHIRAZ, Yangarra "IRONHEART", 2008, McLaren Vale$130.00
With a very deep garnet-purple color, the Ironheart Shiraz has a wonderfully expressive nose of red and black cherries, violets, licorice, cloves and chocolate. The firmly structured, taut palate has a generous amount of youthful, muscular fruit with ripe grainy tannins, refreshing acid, and a good long finish. Wine Advocate, 94 Points
SUPER TUSCAN, GAJA Ca' Marcanda "Promis", 2010, Tuscany$120.00
Light garnet. Bright and fruity with a jammy nose. A delightful wine that combines the elegance and suppleness of Merlot and Syrah with the austerity of Sangiovese. Balanced, almost musical, it's a pleasure to drink from an early age
PINOT NOIR, La Crema (ANDERSON VALLEY), 2009, Anderson Valley$108.00
Smooth from start to finish, undeniably alluring. Delicate aromas of fresh blueberry and plum are joined by elegant notes of aromatic leaf and floral tones. Juicy flavors of dark bramble and plum meld with hints of spice, leading to a silky sturdy finish. Delicious
Cabernet Sauvignon
Stonestreet "Monument Ridge", 2009, Sonoma$100.00
"The 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon Monument is a beautiful wine. Dark cherries, mocha, plums, spices, mint, minerals and graphite are woven together in this effortless, totally captivating wine" 92 Points, Wine Advocate, 93 Points, WE
MERLOT, PRIDE Mountain Vineyards, 2010, Sonoma / Napa$98.00
Wow. Heady notes of strawberry, kirsch and berry are balanced by subtle hints of hazelnut and cocoa in an excellent, if classic, expression of Californian mountaintop merlot
AMARONE, Sartori di Verona, 2010, Valpolicella$98.00
A wine of excellence; shining ruby red, opening softly with scents of raisin, dried fruit, cherries and cocoa. Sipping reveals a round and full bodied texture, deep fruit flavors, supple tannins and a beautiful cinnamon spice finish. Delicious
BARBARESCO, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2006, Piedmont$96.00
Shows great integrity with dark red fruit and notable persistence on the palate and a round, powerful close with elegance, grace & beauty. Barbaresco D.O.C.G.
SUPER TUSCAN, Guicciardini "La Historia", 2009, Tuscany$88.00
Aromas of blackcurrant, smoke and spice lead to a rich, ripe, mouthful of currant, coffee, black raspberry, and smoke flavors. The texture is pure velvet in the middle but with juicy acidity front and back and fine, powerful, tannins. Currant, licorice, and mocha flavors linger nicely. Magical. 91 Points, Wine Spectator
SAGRANTINO, Montefalco D.O.C.G. L'Orma, 2006, Umbria$86.00
A tannic explosion of deep skinned juices, bold berries and bottle aged into smooth, supple perfection. Sufficiently oaked to tame the red berries into balanced submission. Long finish
CHIANTI RISERVA, D.O.C.G., Podere Ciona, 2008, Tuscany$78.00
90% Sangiovese, 8% Merlot, 2% Alicante. Highly elegant, bold strokes of red fruit dominate the palate in well-structured waves. 91 Points
REFOSCO, Volpe Passini "Zuc di Volpe", 2011, Friuli Venezia$78.00
Smooth from start to finish, undeniably alluring. Delicate aromas of fresh berry and plum are joined by elegant notes of aromatic herbal notes, and excellent minerality
CALIFORNIA 'BORDEAUX' Paoletti Piccolu Cru, 2011, Napa Valley$74.00
An absolutely phenomenally balanced, simply delicious experience. The five varietals conspire to excellence in this perfectly crafted California interpretation of French greatness. Cabernet 36%, Malbec 38%, Cab Franc 2% , Merlot10%, Petite Verdot 14%
DOLCETTO D' ALBA, Pio Cesare, 2010, Alba$72.00
Fermented & aged in stainless steel, the wine maintains 100% of Dolcetto's characteristically fresh fruity round fragrant body and structure. Nicely spicy, but balanced bold and fruity
SYRAH, Castello di Pappiano, 2011, Tuscany$70.00
Smooth & volumptuous texture of rounded black cherries , red currant & cherry
COTES DU RHONE, J.L. Chave "Mon Coeur", 2011, Rhone, France$64.00
Light but warm on the palate, pleasant with an impressionable finish of plum, cracked pepper and hints of cinnamon
PINOT NOIR, Byron, 2011, Central Coast$62.00
Displays aromas of dark berry and cherry accented by hints of floral and mineral. The flavor profile has a core of dark berry and dark cherry with hints of earth and brown spices, backed by a smooth, silky and long finish
CABERNET SAUVIGNON, Silver Palm, 2011, North Coast$58.00
Dark ruby in color, with aromas of Bing cherry and cassis. Flavors of menthol, spice and oak with round firm tannins lead to a soft, silky, lingering finish
SANGIOVESE, San Paolo "Rubio", 2010, Montalcino$56.00
Fresh aromas of cherries, violets and currants, followed by supple spices and notes of vanilla- well balanced, easy drinking, delicious
RUCHE di CASTAGNOLE, Crivelli, 2011, Piedmont$55.00
Fine aromas to savor: roses, pepper, black cherries, and cinnamon. Lovely fresh acidity and a fine backbone of mineral make this a delicate wine to enjoy any time. Floral & Beautiful
PINOT NOIR, Acrobat, 2012, Oregon$54.00
Deep garnet red, this Oregon Pinot opens with aromas of cherry cola, strawberry, Raspberry, dark chocolate, saddle leather, dried tobacco leaf, and vanilla. One taste reveals Red cherry, muddled raspberry, mushroom, cocoa, and smoked oak. Velvety tannins and Fresh acidity contribute to a well-balanced wine. 90 Points, Wine Spectator
RED BLEND, Meritage (CA), Rhiannon, 2011, California$52.00
It's a ripe fruity red blend with a lot of red cherry elements and a bright, clear mouthfeel. Low acidity and medium tannins, with an aftertaste of blackberries and black cherries. It's an interesting blend of grapes...It's a good example of the great power wine has
MALBEC, Antucura Reserva, 2009, Uco Valley$50.00
Smooth from start to finish, undeniably alluring. Delicate aromas of fresh blueberry and plum are joined by elegant notes of spice and blackberry. Velvety smooth
COTES DU RHONE, Les Genestas, 2012, Cotes Du Rhone$50.00
Vibrant purple/red in hue with a fragrant nose showing aromas of blackberry, red plum, cherry and blueberries. There's hints of deep spice, roasted meats and earth along with touches of dried flowers, citrus rind, sous bois, macerated black fruits, licorice
NEBBIOLO, Benotto; Monferrato Rosso, 2010, Asti$48.00
Approachable & aromatic, full of fruit with just enough edge to counterbalance richly flavored dishes. A Floriana favorite
COTES DU ROUSSILLON, Walden, 2012, France$48.00
A blend of equal parts Syrah, Grenache and Carignan, along with a touch of Mourvedre, it offers bright aromas of black cherry, salted plum, mocha and wild herbs. On the palate, juicy red and blue fruit flavors are highlighted by notes of milk chocolate, black licorice, tarragon, smoke and a delightful saline minerality
TOSCANA, Le Mastrelle di Santa Christina, 2010, Tuscany$48.00
A balanced blemd incorporating Sangiovese (60%), Merlot (20%) and Syrah (20%) Mastrelle shines with nice soft, easy-drinking, low tannin, mouth feel. Juicy & Ripe
BARBERA D'ASTI, Crivelli's Colina La Mora, 2011, Asti, Italy$46.00
An exquisite round, full and complex wine. It has a beautiful ruby red color with an aroma of herbs and dried flowers
CABERNET-MERLOT, William Hill Estate, 2012, Central Coast$44.00
Rich palate of dark fruit flavors, with subtle hints of caramel and cocoa. The Sonoma fruit gave this wine its blackberry and black cherry flavors, while the Lake County fruit brought tremendous structure and presence to the blend
CHIANTI (D.O.C.G.), Poggio Vignoso, 2010, Tuscany$44.00
Clear ruby-red color with clean aromas of wild rose, black currant and sour black cherry. Persistent flavors of red berries with soft tannins and an overall fine structure
MONTEPULCIANO, Rubesto "Riserva", 2010, Abruzzo$42.00
Delicious. Deep ruby red fruit notes with hints of vanilla & spice
MONASTRELL, Lorca Bodegas del Rosario, 2009, Spain$36.00
100% Mourvedre, Bold, balanced, and smooth. Explodes with earthy tannin and red berry flavors
beef, béchamel, house made mozzarella
roasted butternut squash, hazelnut, brown butter, sage
Sweet Potato Gnocchi$21.00
pork belly, brussells sprouts, bread crumbs
Lamb Gnocchi$22.00
chianti braised lamb, house made ricott a
Tortelloni Mignon$21.00
tenderloin, tomato cream sauce
Short Rib Ravioli$23.00
short rib, parsnip, porcini sauce
Crab Spaghetti$25.00
chilies, lobster butter
Sunday Gravy$26.00
pork ribs, meatballs, sausage braised in tomato with rigatoni
sausage, rapini, tomato, ricotta salata
Veal Fettucini$25.00
saffron pasta, mushrooms, sage
Pumpkin Pappardelle$23.00
wild boar bolognese
Scallop & Shrimp Risotto$25.00
diver scallops, shrimp, white truffle oil
Saffron Risotto$23.00
ricotta and pecorino stuffed zucchini blossom
Fish & Meat
Diver Sea Scallops$26.00
parsnip puree, maitakes, rapini, piquillo pepper
Pan Seared Salmon$24.00
beets, fennel, citrus vinaigrette
Berkshire Pork Loin$26.00
brown butter potatoes, rapini pesto, rosemary jus
Muscovy Duck Breast$26.00
sweet potato gnocchi, swiss chard, hazelnuts, port jus
Chicken Oreganata$21.00
potato puree, glazed onion, panzanella
Prime Rib$29.00
horseradish fingerlings, taleggio creamed spinach
Filet Mignon$34.00
polenta, cavolo nero, truffle jus
Minestrone Verde$8.00
spring vegetables, fregola
sundried tomatoes, mozzarella, sweet sausage, smoked garlic aioli
Pork Belly$12.00
violet mustard, pickled cabbage
Salumi & Formaggio$18.00
daily selection of cured meats and cheeses, olives and house giardiniera
Roasted Cauliflower$11.00
cauliflower two ways, castelveltrano olives, marcona almonds
Smoked Salmon Frico$12.00
fried capers, frisee lettuce
Black Gnocchi$13.00
lobster cream, roasted peppers, andouille sausage, rock shrimp
Calamari Fritti$11.00
spicy tomato sauce
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Implementation with Near-Complete Information
Many refinements of Nash equilibrium yield solution correspondences that do not have closed graph in the space of payoffs or information. This has significance for implementation theory, especially under complete information. If a planner is concerned that all equilibria of his mechanism yield a desired outcome, and entertains the possibility that players may have even the slightest uncertainty about payoffs, then the planner should insist on a solution concept with closed graph. We show that this requirement entails substantial restrictions on the set of implementable social choice rules. In particular, when preferences are strict (or more generally, hedonic), while almost any social choice function can be implemented in undominated Nash equilibrium, only monotonic social choice functions can be implemented in the closure of the undominated Nash correspondence. Copyright Econometric Society, 2002.
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Prominent Dunedin identities are among characters in a
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The project, whose working title is Still Life, is
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the disease, giving her a sense of peace in the process.
''That was really lovely to hear, because we'd not done harm,
and perhaps it had been quite therapeutic for her,'' Dr
Lawless said.
Interviewees included dementia carers, spouses, and people
with the disease. The play would use about a dozen individual
stories, most of them from Dunedin.
''It's definitely a Dunedin story. It has that flavour about
it,'' Dr Lawless said.
Subjects were drawn from a diverse range of backgrounds, and
some were well known.
''Some have said that they don't mind being identified, and
part of their identification is part of their story, because
they are prominent Dunedinites,'' Ms Diver said.
Dr Lawless was interviewed by Ms Diver a few years ago for
another verbatim theatre project, whose theme was domestic
Seeing it performed made her realise the power of theatre to
depict social issues, and Dr Lawless suggested the pair one
day work together on a project about dementia.
Ms Diver said she had not previously had personal contact
with dementia, and from the project learned about the stigma
and misunderstanding that existed around it.
''I would love for people to come along, and listen to these
stories, and walk away with a little bit more compassion ...
and a wee bit more knowledge.''
The play is directed by Stuart Young, and will be performed
at Fortune Theatre Studio over two weeks in June.
Most of the funding to produce the play has been secured,
with some funds still being sought through sponsorship
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i ftp a burnout 3 from my dvd drive, then i put it in a folder and call it burnout 3, before i do anything to it, i can access the files and folders, now i know that i need first to patch the default.xbe, right? after you do that you need to make it into an iso, right? so i did and it selected the whole folder, "burnout 3" with all the folders and patched defaults in it, when qwix finished making the iso it ended up changing into 1 archive file that i could not acesss i got an error saying that the folder in either unkonwn or corupted! witch is right, because thats what it says in the tutorial!
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the closest i ever got a backup to work was when i didnt convert the files into iso and just put all the files and the patched default on dvd, the xbox reconised it as a game but said that the disk is dirty or damaged, and i understanf its becasue i didnt make it into an iso!
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Posted: 11/27/2015 - Dallas quarterback Tony Romo will miss the rest of the season with a small fracture in the same collarbone that previously sidelined him for seven games this year.
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Come spend some time at Toyota Park for our Taste of Pierogi! Lots of carnival rides, food, live music, and beer! Hope to see you there! Th-F 4-11PM; Sa 1-11PM; Su 12-11PM
This free, family-friendly event celebrates the Aurora community and its burgeoning arts and cultural scene. The art festival turns Water Street Mall, the brick alleyway between Downer Place and Galena Boulevard, into a vibrant city center featuring more than sixty local artists, crafters, and artisans. Free music on the lawn, a creative children's booth, delicious food, and so much more is offered to create a fun and exciting day for everyone.This outdoor, grassroots art festival is from noon to 5 p.m. on the last Saturday in August.
Forest Foundation of Kendall County's Fall Fest
Free family fun in a beautiful and inspiring location. Join the Forest Foundation of Kendall County at their Annual Fall Fest. This family-friendly event will feature live animal interactions and demonstrations, kids' activity areas, live music, concessions sponsored by the Kendall County Pork Producers, and more! Bring chairs to relax in while you enjoy the entertainment. Food will be available for purchase throughout the day. 11 am - 5 pm
Yorkville Fall Fest and Pumpkin Pull
Watch as hundreds of pumpkins float down the river and have your chance at winning prizes in the second annual Pumpkin Pull at his year's Fall Fest! Join the United City of Yorkville and the Knights of Columbus to enjoy hayrides, pumpkin decorating, live music, great food and more! 10 am - 6 pm
2017 NCAA National Golf Championships at Rich Harvest Farms
The 2017 NCAA National Golf Championships will be held at Rich Harvest Farms and hosted for the first time by Northern Illinois University, with play taking place from May 19-24 (women) and May 26-31 (men). Sugar Grove will be only the third Illinois city to host the Division I Golf Championships. Cook County's Olympia Fields Country Club hosted the men's championship in 1943, while Conway Farms Golf Club outside of Chicago played host to the men's as well in 1997.
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Visitors to Day at the Farm will see how the oats are removed from the chaff and straw with an antique threshing machine/separator. Kids can pet farm animals, play on a pedal tractor pull, and enjoy pony rides! Bossie the "milk her yourself' cow will be there as well as the corn box. But there's more! Antique cars and tractors, tractor-pulled hayrides, and food from the Country Kitchen. All this with live bluegrass music in the air. C'mon out! Caption: Dickson-Murst Farm volunteers were busy harvesting oats using a vintage 1930s-40s hay binder getting ready for old-time harvesting demonstrations during Day at the Farm.
Dig out your berets and bowlers, ushankas and sombreros, and celebrate diversity in style! This event is a dancing, eating, creating and learning celebration of Aurora's diverse cultures, past and present, benefitting Family Focus Aurora, World Relief and the Aurora Historical Society. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. 4-8 pm
The Kendall County Fair is a fantastic fair full of new and exciting events for the whole family. Enjoy the Truck and Tractor Pull, Western Speed Show, Carnival and Livestock Shows and many new exhibits for your family to enjoy. Fun contests every day. See also the Family Stage, Grandstand Shows and 4 H Auction.
Historic LaSalle Street Auto Show
Historic LaSalle Street (Aurora) comes alive with classic cars. The block of LaSalle Street between Downer Place and Benton Street is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Cars were first sold and serviced in Aurora on LaSalle Street in 1907. LaSalle Street was fondly called "LaSalle Street Auto Row". Food vendors, games, prizes and cars! 9 am - 3 pm
More than 50 craft brews, ciders, music, and snacks will be on hand for your enjoyment! Rain or shine, come out for a fun day.
24th Annual State Championship Chili Cook-Off
Come taste the best chili in the State of Illinois and share in the excitement. Three categories of competition: (1) Illinois State Championship Chili Cook-Off (2) Traditional (includes Restaurant Division) (3) New Salsa. Chili & Salsa tasting begins at 2 pm. Tasting cups available for a small fee. Free admission. Concession Available. Presented by Batavia Parks in cooperation by the Batavia Chamber of Commerce and Confident Aire.
Presented by the Alpine Runners, this is a 1/2 Marathon, 5K Run/Walk, Youth Mile, and also offers kid's races. Something for all runners and the whole family. The races run through the streets and along the shores of beautiful Paulus Park in Lake Zurich. Gatorade, water, and time splits will be available along the course. Food and drinks will be available to participants at the finish line. No dogs, strollers, bikes, rollerblades or headphones are allowed in the races please.
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Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival
The Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival will be presenting its 2015 festival from July 24 – 31 at AMC Randhurst 12 in Mount Prospect, Illinois. The festival regularly exhibits over 30 films from around the globe that compete for a variety of awards that range in genre, production, performance and audience categories. Each film selected for exhibition and competition is screened in one theater over the course of eight days. Judges experience each film for the first time along with the audience.
CITY:Mount Prospect
Join Sugar Grove for their annual festival commemorating sweet corn. Enjoy live entertainment, carnival, parade crafts, 5K race, fireworks, beer tent and lots of corn!
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Get the Led Out at RiverEdge Park
Last summer, these talented rockers lit up RiverEdge Park with shredding guitar, piercing vocals and a head-banging drum solo that made us feel like we were seeing Jimmy, John, Robert and John Paul back on stage. This year, they're bringing it all back, and then some. Get the Led Out's mission is to perform songs from Zeppelin's legendary albums like Led Zeppelin I-IV, Physical Graffiti and In Through the Out Door with the explosive energy the guys were known for.
Downtown Alive! 7th Heaven at RiverEdge Park
Chicago's 7th Heaven has been an area staple for 3 decades, playing over 250 dates every single year. In addition to being kings of the Midwest's cover band circuit, these talented dudes have opened for Bon Jovi, Kid Rock and Styx with their original material and classic favorites. If you've never experienced 7th Heaven's world-famous "30 Songs in 30 Minutes" medley, get ready to be knocked off your feet. And if you have, you know what these guys are capable of. Set up your lawn chair, crack that cold one and get ready to sing along to your favorite hits from yesterday, today and maybe even the future… who knows what tunes these guys are going to bust out at the Park.
Please join us in Elmhurst City Centre for great local food, beer and wine and some of the area's best live music! The two day festival will run on Friday, September 9th from 4 to 10:30 pm and Saturday, September 10th from Noon to 10:30 pm.
Skokie's downtown summer street festival is held annually over three days in late August featuring carnival rides, events for all ages and a concert stage with regional and national acts. Since its inception, Skokie's Backlot Bash has presented some of the nation's most eclectic Rock, Blues and R&B artists. This year includes Blue Oyster Cult, Living Colour, Tributosaurus becomes 'The Police' and more!
Downtown Alive! American English at RiverEdge Park
Acclaimed Beatles' Tribute Band: from that very first song on the Ed Sullivan show to the last note of Abbey Road, it's a night of hit after bloody hit from Chicago's very own American English.
Winner of ABC's 2013 Great Christmas Light Fight. Over one million led Christmas lights displayed in sync with a dozen different songs including the Blackhawks' song.
Alan Jackson with Lauren Alaina at RiverEdge Park
Alan Jackson ranks as one of the 10 best-selling male vocalists of all-time in all genres. He is one of the most successful and respected singer-songwriters in country music. Jackson's current album, Angels and Alcohol, topped the country album charts when it was released last summer. Lauren Alaina captured America's hearts when she appeared on Season 10 of American Idol. Recently Lauren released a self-titled five-song EP including her latest single, "Next Boyfriend." Lauren regularly appears on the Grand Ole Opry, is one of CMT's "Next Women of Country" and returned to American Idol for its farewell season as a mentor to this year's contestants.
Free and open to the public, the Glencoe Festival of Art will showcase the work of more than 110-juried artists from across the country in a variety of mediums, including painting, photography, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and wood. In addition to the incredible artwork available for purchase, attendees will be able to interact with artists through demonstrations and booth chats. Kids also have the opportunity to participate in art scavenger hunts throughout the weekend. Location: Vernon Ave. & Park Ave.
Boz Scaggs / America at RiverEdge Park
Blues-soul rocker Boz Scaggs is known for songs like "My Time" and "Slow Dancer." The songs "Lido Shuffle" and "Lowdown" were smash hits along with "Breakdown Dead Ahead" and "Jo Jo." His most recent release, A Fool to Care, is a culmination, showcasing soulful originals, country covers and heartfelt features by fellow stars. With a discography as diverse and successful as his, this is going to be one incredible night. After rocking the U.K. charts with their 1971 single "Horse With No Name," America brought the song to the U.S., where it debuted at #1. This dream team of musical talent recorded honest ballads, folk jams and even some trippy numbers, like "Sister Golden Hair" and "Tin Man." Today, Gerry and Dewey are still touring together, bringing their classic sound to forever fans and newcomers alike.
Art at the Glen Town Center: One of the TOP 15 shows in the country! Enjoy this free street festival flooded with the work of the 175 juried artists participating. Glen Town Center is home to some of the finest stores in the Midwest and is an enduring reminder of the community's role in aviation history.


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Working during the school semesters or in the summer is not only a financial necessity for many students, but can also be an excellent way to develop new skills and gain work experience. Drew students have found that their part-time and summer positions have helped them to make new contacts. Often, these jobs lead to full-time positions after graduation.
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NBC: FBI investigating Gov. Gibbons (R-NV).
NBC News reports that former congressman and current Gov. Jim Gibbons (R-NV) is being investigated by the FBI for potentially receiving "a fancy vacation and perhaps other lucrative benefits" from defense contractor Warren Trepp in exchange for "multi-million-dollar government contracts."
Sources close to the investigation say a key focus is a lavish week-long Caribbean cruise in March 2005 by Gibbons, his wife and son, and Trepp, who paid for almost everything. In photos obtained by NBC News, Gibbons is seen hamming it up — kicking back with a drink and posing with his wife, Dawn, Trepp and Trepp's other guests.
Software designer Dennis Montgomery was also on that cruise with Gibbons. He estimates the trip cost "probably $20,000 a person," claiming he saw the invoice. Montgomery says his former business partner Trepp chartered a 727 to fly guests from Nevada to Florida and back and picked up the tab for penthouse rooms, private meals and expensive wines.
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Egg Casserole
Yield: 10 Servings
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- 6 slices stone ground whole wheat bread, toasted and cut into small pieces
- 6 large eggs
- 2 cups milk
- 1 pound ham, bacon, sausage or combo
- 4 ounces butter
- 1/2 pound sliced, fresh mushrooms
- 8 green onions, finely chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1 cup Colby and Monterey Jack Cheese
Instructions:Spray a 9x13-inch casserole pan with cooking spray. Saut
This recipe was submitted by one of our readers and has not been tested by our food editors. We are not responsible for errors in this recipe, but if you find one, please let us know.
Updated Monday, March 12th, 2007
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