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Gialel B&B - Rome
Gialel B&B is a family-run bed & breakfast located in a late 19th-century building, only 110 yards (100 meters) away from Via Veneto, the street made famous in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita. You'll be sure to enjoy the rich Italian breakfast buffet served each morning. This Rome B&B is also close to Piazza Barberini square, where the closest metro station is situated.
You can easily reach the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain with a 10-minute walk, and if you need to relax and escape from everyday life you should visit the beautiful Villa Borghese park adjacent to the B&B Bed. The park is where the Borghese Gallery is located, which houses masterpieces by Titian, Raphael, and Caravaggio. Once there, don't miss the Pincio terrace, which provides a beautiful view of the whole city.
The central area of Rome allows you access to shopping centers, attractions for children, and entertainment options, including pubs, clubs, and restaurants.
Gialel B&B - Rome
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $51
- Triple Room, Private Bathroom (External)
- Double Room Single Use, Shared Bathroom
- Double Room Single Use, Private Bathroom (External)
- Double Room Single Use, Private Bathroom
- Triple Room, Private Bathroom
- Triple Room, Shared Bathroom
- Double or Twin Room, Private Bathroom
- Double or Twin Room, Private Bathroom (External)
- Double or Twin Room, Shared Bathroom
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 9 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time noon-9 PM
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM
If you are planning to arrive after 9 AM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- One child (3 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- No parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
In the room
- Ceiling fan
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Down comforter
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- First-run movies
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
Gialel B&B - Rome's small print
Also known as
- B&B Gialel
- Gialel
- Gialel B&B
- Gialel B&B Rome
- Gialel Rome
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.5 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 40 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Crashed my profile Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Unfortunately, this addon crashed my Thunderbird profile almost completely including the accounts. I had to restore the profile from a backup.
The Addon Bar (Restored)
Disappears after every reboot Rated 2 out of 5 stars
...and has to be manually re-activated.
HERE IS THAT PATCH Rated 5 out of 5 stars
How the heck is this supposed to work? Rated 2 out of 5 stars
When I check those checkbuttons, what is going to happen when I click "Clean"???
OK so it removes the entire addons that I check. That is not "cleaning". Cleaning is removing junk like tempfiles, defrag databases and similar stuff.
So the name is misleading.
Restartless Restart
No button, no function Rated 1 out of 5 stars
No icon anywhere Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Not in the toolbar, not in customize!This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.1.1-signed.1-signed).
Yet Another Smooth Scrolling
Does not work properly on Win 10 with touchscreen Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Good with the touchpad, but bad with the touchscreen (flicking the page stops instantly after lifting the finger).
For REALLY mind-blowing scrolling, try the new Microsoft Edge Browser :(
does bloody not work Rated 1 out of 5 stars
I choose "load images from cache only" as standard setting, AND I check if that mode is also active in the current tab. Still ImgLikeOpera loads ALL images from the web, which costs me loads of money abroad.
Not compatible with the TabMixPlus Session Manager Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Don't use the Session Manager of TabMixPlus, otherwise you will have to change the Multifox account on all respective tabs all the time, and to re-sign in to your different Gmail accounts all the time.
Other than that, great.
Copy Folder
Copy but why not MOVE? Rated 3 out of 5 stars
I'd rather MOVE than copy the messages. If copying, you'll end up with lots of duplicate messages because the copy process never runs through but you'll have to start over several times.
Btw, this is the typical WTF-moments you unfortunately get with Copy Folders after like three hours:
Lazarus: Form Recovery
Invaluable Rated 5 out of 5 stars
...for everyone who HATES loosing half hours of their lives!
MiniWebView Sidebar
Great, but leads to high CPU load Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Still amazing -- however MiniWebView Sidebar leads to constant high Thunderbird CPU load in my case (Gmail in the Thunderbird Sidebar). Maybe this can be investigated by the developer?
Edit: thanks for the quick reply -- actually I get the high CPU load also when I disable that script and even when MiniWebView Sidebar does not display anything (is empty).
If I disable MiniWebView Sidebar, then I get like 0,5% CPU load for Thunderbird. If MiniWebView Sidebar is enabled (no matter if empty or with website inside), I get 15% CPU load (Intel i5-2500K CPU).
Correct Identity
Identity based on Folder not Account would be better Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Unfortunately, the standard identity when COMPOSING can only be set based on Account, not based on Folder.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (1.4.3). This user has a previous review of this add-on.
Folder Account
Can't use it unfortunately Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Associating a folder with a standard identity is great for composing NEW mail. So far, the Add-on is perfect.
However, the Add-on overrides the standard Thunderbird behavior when REPLYING -- where Thunderbird beautifully chooses the identity, based on one's own mail address that the original mail was SENT to.
When the Folder Account Add-on is active however, it chooses the wrong identity most of the time when replying to an e-mail.
This problem applies when you use more than one identity in the same folder (e.g. when you have two work addresses and use both in the "work" folder, or two private addresses and use both in the "private" folder).
It would therefore be much better if the Folder Account Add-on would only jump in when composing NEW mail -- and leave Thunderbird to pick the correct "From" address when REPLYING.
Thanks already for consideration.
Search term highlighter
Great, needs only URL exclusion list Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Amazing Add-On that only needs the possibility to disable highlighting on certain pages like for example on Gmail, because it keeps introducing color highlights in e-mails that are composed in Gmail!This review is for a previous version of the add-on (7.1.1-signed).
MiniWebView Sidebar
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Still enthusiastic about Miniwebview-Sidebar (using it for a viewing a copy of Gmail).
Question: is it possible to restrict the Sidebar to a minimum width? Currently, it gets compressed when I open the Thunderbird folder tree sidebar.
MiniWebView Sidebar
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Simply awesome! I have put gmail in the Thunderbird Sidebar which puts all email stuff in one place:
Thanks for the great work!
PS: a code snippet for scriptish that autohides the Gmail left sidebar:
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Vertical Toolbar
Amazingly useful Rated 5 out of 5 stars
...on todays wide screens.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed).
KeePass Helper
Indispensable Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great for time tracking applications that track your time based on titlebar text!This review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed.1-signed).
FindBar Tweak
Review can be deleted, see respective discussion on the support page Rated 5 out of 5 stars
As always, this add-on is great, in principle. One of the most important add-ons in my view anyway. However, and sorry for having to say that again, FindBar Tweak makes user editable text boxes on webpages almost unusable.
As soon as you highlight any text in an editable text box, FindBar Tweak goes completely crazy highlighting stuff all over the place. Even if you highlight one single letter only in a text box, every single occurrence of that very letter gets highlighted not only in the text box, but in the entire current webpage:
Sorry but this bug is pathetic, and I will continue to moan about it until it gets finally fixed -- still hoping that FindBar Tweak does not turn into abandonware after all because it seems that there has been no significant development and bugfixing since January.
Hoping for a fix which will make me donate a significant amount.
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Anyone taking the time to read this probably already knows what I'm about to tell them. In fact, the way that they're reading this column likely supports everything we – the members of the email-illuminati – already believe about how people use devices, share, learn, and interact.
For the second year in a row, Pew Research in conjunction with Journalism.org has released a report on the use of mobile devices, specifically both tablets and smartphones. The study is free and easily accessible, but before you jump, there is some interesting meta information that came from the study. For publishers of news, it's very encouraging.
The first finding is an important one for all publishers: email, for the second year in a row, is the number one app used on both smartphones and tablets. According to Pew, 65 percent of tablet users access email weekly on their tablet, with 44 percent checking in daily. In the case of smartphones, a whopping 80 percent of smartphone users check their email weekly, with 61 percent reporting daily email use.
The second finding – that news consumption is the second most popular activity on tablets and smartphones – closely tracks email usage. Sixty-four percent of tablet users and 62 percent of smartphone users consume news weekly on their devices, with tablets barely edging out smartphones in daily news consumption 37 to 36 percent.
If these two things were not encouraging enough so that news publishers might start to invest more in their outbound email programs, the Journalism.org story also reports that 49 percent of tablet users "notice" ads and 14 percent click on them. And why wouldn't they?
There is a clear relationship between news consumption and trust. This relationship is paralleled between email and trust. The intersection of news and email is very compelling because in effect it is a "two-phase commit." When you sign up to receive email from a news publisher, say The Wall Street Journal or The Washington Post, you are providing "affirmative consent." This implies trust times two. And just as when you get a recommendation from a friend about a product, email subscribers are likely to trust the ad that is placed next to the news content that they have signed up to receive in their email inboxes, the central junction of their online existence.
There have been many jeremiads written about how the Internet was going to dethrone "big news" and replace it with bloggers. That may be the case, but be it a multinational news holding company, or just a guy writing a blog in a Starbucks, it's increasingly likely that the news is going to be read on a smartphone or a tablet, and that it's going to be delivered by email.
So to them I say: "News publishers! Start your mobile email monetization engines!"
If you are interested in the entire Pew Research report, which is very interesting, please find it here.
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Dec 1st through the 25th, I'm creating a full color illustration of a toy I received or wished for Christmas, and posting it to my Instagram account. These have been a blast to do and it's been super fun sharing these to see who else had the same toys. These are some of my favorites from week 1. To see more visit my Instagram page (lifeofcole) and check the hash tag wishmaslist.
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
The Ashley Ridge boys avenged a prior loss to Cane Bay, handing the Cobras an 80-63 loss Friday.
The Swamp Foxes dominated the first five minutes of the game to jump out to a 14-0 lead. Tyquan Tucker and Andre Grant both hit a pair of three-point shots during the run.
Cane Bay finally got on the scoreboard with a 3-pointer from JiQuan Hammond with three minutes remaining in the opening period but Ashley Ridge carried a 16-5 lead into the second quarter.
Hammond and Devin Kilgore then led a rally to pull the Cobras within a point, 20-19. Ashley Ridge responded with a 15-7 run to take a 35-26 lead into the half.
When the teams came out of the locker rooms, Ashley Ridges Tray Jenkins opened the third period with a couple of free throws due to a technical foul. Jenkins hit both to give the Swamp Foxes a double-digit lead and it was an uphill battle for the Cobras after that.
I think that is indicative of our team a little bit, Ashley Ridge coach Brian Welch said. We have some youth and inexperience but we are scrappy and play really hard. We got a lot of things from a lot of different guys. We fought at Stratford last night but the shots just werent falling for us.
Tonight they fell a little for us, but the thing Im most proud of is how well we played defensively and the way guys just got after them and rebounded well.
Tucker led the Ashley Ridge scorers with 20 points after hitting five 3-pointers. Jenkins finished with 14 points and Grant with 10.
Hammond finished with 30 points to lead all scorers. He hit two 3-pointers in the game and made 10 of 11 free throw attempts. Najee Walker added nine points for the Cobras.
In the girls game, Shelby Daly had a team-high 14 points to power the Lady Foxes past Cane Bay 45-36.
Ashley Ridge rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit to earn its fourth victory in five games.
Makayla Dudley led Cane Bay with 17 points, while Shameque Robinson added eight points. Lindsay Manning scored six points.
Two nights earlier, Cane Bays basketball teams were swept at home by Stall. The Lady Cobras fell 46-37 while the Cane Bay boys lost 56-54.
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Kane County Flea Market/June 2017
"The Best in the Midwest or Anywhere"--Up to 1,000 dealers display and sell antiques, collectibles, & Fancy Junque. Food is served both days.
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"The Best in the Midwest or Anywhere"-up to 1,000 dealers display and sell antiques, collectibles, & Fancy Junque. Food is served both days.
CITY:St. Charles
The Antiques + Modernism Winnetka Show (A+M Show) is the ultimate destination for interior designers, shoppers, and collectors alike. Ranging in styles from classic to modern, the Show is renowned for exquisite home furnishings and accessories, artwork, clothing, and jewelry, exclusively available for purchase from dealers who are nationally recognized specialists. The Show's 60-year history and prevailing reputation speak to the caliber of this spectacular style and design event. The 2016 A+M Show is fortunate to bring three internationally recognized design mavens to its events' line-up: iconic designer Alexa Hampton, entrepreneur and style maker India Hicks, and Chicago luminary Michael Del Piero. Proceeds from the Show benefit the Winnetka Community House.
During the early 1900's, George Filbert, his wife and their young son, Charlie, could be seen on a horse-drawn wagon in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood delivering bottles of milk to stores and homes. It wasn't until the height of prohibition that Filbert's began making Root Beer. Now 85 years later, Ron Filbert, the fourth generation Filbert, continues to make his families famous Root Beer in the same Bridgeport neighborhood where his Great-Grandfather started it all back in 1926.
Frank Lloyd Wright, Emil Bach House, Chicago's impressive "one of a kind" vacation rental home. Whether you are in town for business or pleasure, you will look forward to staying at this wonderfully restored home, again and again. The two guest bedrooms are located on the 2nd floor, each with a hallway bathroom for your comfort. The Emil Bach House is not your typical meeting space. It is great for private outside events in our large garden areas and smaller indoor events. Tailor the event to use the house and gardens to your own personal needs.
Savor the Flavor of the Seasons' Bounty at the Deerfield Farmer's Market. Look for the bright orange carrot. Locally grown seasonal vegetables and fruit, organic and naturally grown vegetables and flowers, fresh-cut flowers, potted flowering plants, annuals and perennials, freshly baked breads, muffins and cookies, hand-crafted Wisconsin cheese, tasty maple syrup and honey, and other specialty products and much more! This market is held in downtown Deerfield at the Metra Commuter Parking Lot, located at 850 Waukegan Rd. (Deerfield and Robert York Ave).
Chief O'Neill's Pub & Restaurant
Since 1999, Chief O'Neill's has had the privilege of serving Chicagoland as well as many people from around the world. A Pub, Restaurant and Banquet facility with a majestic garden area and private rooms for you to choose from when hosting your next event.
Today the old tavern has taken on a new life, yet still with the same spirit. Emmit's owners, Kevin Doherty and Ron Halvorsen (both firemen) re-opened the bar in July of 1996. With hard work, both renovating and becoming established, these gentlemen have brought back the nostalgia, creating a new Irish Pub with great spirit, great food and more wild times to come.
One of the most authentic Irish pubs in Chicago, Keegan's Pub is a favorite local hangout known to serve the best Guinness in the city. The pub also has a wide selection of draft beers on tap as well as pints. The hip and casual ambiance of the pub is perfect for unwinding after work and mingling with the locals. The extra-friendly service in addition to the affordable prices make Keegan's Pub a must stop when visiting Southside.
The Chicago Architecture Foundation's Open House Chicago is a free public festival that offers behind-the-scenes access to 200 buildings across Chicago. Open House Chicago is extending beyond the city's boundaries into Evanston. Explore the hidden gems and architectural treasures of Evanston and Chicago's diverse neighborhoods—all for free. See website for full listing.
Juicebox - Chicago Cultural Center
With engaging music and dance in a kid-friendly setting, the free admission Juicebox programs are geared toward the stroller set and enjoyable for the whole family. Children will experience a diverse range of artistic and educational presentations, with hosts regularly inviting youngsters to move, dance and interact with performers. Presented by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, the Juicebox series runs on alternating Fridays at the Chicago Cultural Center and Saturdays at the Garfield Park Conservatory, with occasional special events at other venues. Except where noted, performances are 11-11:45am.
Clucker's serves only the highest quality organic, natural, golden plump chickens. As each bird is carefully roasted, the irresistible aromas of open air charcoal are infused into the chickens giving them a rich, earthy flavor that's sure to ignite every appetite. From Cajun to Latin the chickens cater to a wide range of taste buds. Menu also includes turkey burgers, salads, Chicken Enchiladas, BBQ Brisket and more along with an array of sides.
Black Violin at the Genesee Theatre
Black Violin is the blend of classical, hip-hop, rock, R&B, and bluegrass music. Live, they are accompanied by their incredible band, featuring ace turntable whiz DJ SPS and a drummer. Along with Chicago Bucket Boys, this should be a show not to miss. Ticket prices are $23.00, $28.00 & $48.00.
Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine and Juke Box Show
This show is the largest show of its type in the world. It's very popular with dealers and collectors from across the country and around the world for its wide range of high quality antique collectibles. Some items you might find, slot machines, coke machines, barber poles, pinball machines and much more.
CITY:St. Charles
Located above "Hamburger Mary's" Dining Room, Mary's Attic plays host to a variety of weekly and special events including our famous MaryOke, theatre performances and musical acts. Mary's Attic is also available for private events. From corporate outings to weddings, let Mary's take care of all of your special event needs.
Fresh and Friendly since 1973, Nookies is committed to serving the highest quality and most delicious of comfort foods to Chicago. From our family to yours, Eat, Live and Enjoy.
Sale of juried artist created work. Includes pottery. jewelry. textiles, ornaments. more. Mon-Thurs 10am-8pm; Fri.Sat 10am-5pm; Closed Sunday.
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Known as Chicago's liveliest Irish bar, located in the heart of downtown Chicago's River North Neighborhood, The Kerryman is a little piece of Ireland. The 3 owners all hail from Co. Kerry Ireland and the Head Chef Damo Moloney from Co. Limerick, Ireland who creates an upscale authentic Irish menu.
Daniel O'Donnell at the Genesee Theatre
Daniel O'Donnell's is a charismatic, good ol' Irish boy with a voice of gold who has endeared himself to audiences all over the world. Daniel O'Donnell has been a mainstay in the music industry for a quarter of a century, showcasing a mix of old Irish favorites, warm country tunes, and inspirational pieces. Propelled by his charming personality and engaging stage presence, O'Donnell is foremost a performer who truly loves to perform.
At Bow Truss, their goal is to make specialty coffee more approachable, bringing fantastic single origins, naturals, and delicious direct trade to you through partnerships and collaborations around the world. Visit one of their shops, see what's new, or pick up a subscription for your home or office.
Hang with the Beverly crowd at this Far South Side institution, where Irish brogues are the norm and the staff is among the friendliest in town. The fenced-in, wooden deck has a homey, antique decor along with two bars that are great places to root on the White Sox.
Bridget McNeill's is not your average Irish Pub. They are serving up affordable, craveable American comfort food in a laid back, local environment. You can find items for every palate and every pocket, and with their rotating beer and drink lists and great wine selections, they've got something for everyone!
Billy Gardell at the Genesee Theatre
Billy Gardell is known as Officer Mike Biggs on the CBS hit show Mike & Molly. Come out and experience his powerhouse stand-up show. His grounded, down-to-earth point of view strikes a strong chord with audiences. The tales about his rough childhood, wild adolescence and new family life are told with the skill of a master craftsman.
A classic neighborhood diner serving a variety of delicious breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night dishes. Founded in 1961, Melrose Diner has been a local staple in the neighborhood. Since then, the menu has evolved to include vegetarian and gluten free options. Come join us on our lush outdoor patio on the corner of Melrose and Broadway in the heart of Lakeview East and bring your friends.
Mr. Jackson's acclaimed works of art can be found throughout the state of Illinois. Check his website for details. One of a family of ten children growing up in the small city of Decatur, Illinois, Preston Jackson became a storyteller and an artist at an early age. In his artwork he intends to deliver information about who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed. His training is in the field of metal fabrication, both steel and foundry cast metals, as well as in painting. The materials used most often in his pieces are cast bronze, steel, and stainless steel. His work tends to be narrative in nature, with emphasis on relating the details and personalities of our past.
Courtyard by Marriott St. Charles
121 guest rooms. Amenities: Business center, exercise room, extended stay, indoor pool, restaurant, lounge. Pet friendly-charges apply. Guest rooms renovated 2014
CITY:St. Charles
Carlos Menica at the Genesee Theatre
Known for his brash comedy about politics and race, Carlos Mencia has been winning over audiences with his take-no-prisoners performing style and humorous observations for decades. Mencia's show pokes fun at everything and everything, from talking about racist road signs to having religious figures wrestle each other. Ticket prices from $38-$48.
NIU Football Game: Huskie Chi-Town Showdown
Northern Illinois University and the University of Toledo will play in the "Huskie Chi-Town Showdown," the first football game in the 25-year history of U.S. Cellular Field, on Wednesday, November 9, 2016. Annually one of the Mid-American Conference's premiere contests, the #MACtion game between MAC West Division rivals will air nationally on an ESPN Network at a time to be determined. Single game tickets for the Huskie Chi-Town Showdown will be priced at $45, $55 and $65 and will go on sale via Ticketmaster on August 1 along with single game tickets for NIU's five Huskie Stadium home games. NIU students will be admitted free with their OneCard and can purchase student guest tickets for $22.
Andersonville makes it easy to save money and support local businesses while shopping for friends and family (or even yourself!) at the 14th annual Late Night Andersonville on Friday, December 2 from 6-10pm. For 4 hours only, over 40 beloved Andersonville stores and restaurants will be open late and offering great savings on distinctive holiday gifts and delectable meals, plus free refreshments and entertainment.
In a recording career that spans almost three decades and 23 albums, Grammy® Award-winning saxophonist Kenny G has grafted elements of R&B, pop, and Latin to a jazz foundation solidifying his reputation as the premiere artist in contemporary jazz. He will be performing many of his career hits and as well as songs of the holiday. Tickets range from $49.50-$89.50.
67 guest rooms. Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Pet friendly-charges apply.
CITY:St. Charles
When it comes to steaks, Chicago has much more than the sizzle, it's got the meat. Guests on this tour will get the sizzle, the smells and the tastes as they learn about the grand history of steaks in Chicago and go to the great steakhouses that serve them. Chicago Steakhouse Tours is the first excursion of its kind that takes visitors and locals through some of the most historic neighborhoods and to the most iconic steakhouses of Chicago's rich history. Our guests will take a tour through the River North, Gold Coast and Streeterville neighborhoods via luxury bus and stop at three different Chicago steakhouses to sample a prime cut of meat or a signature dish at each establishment. You will get an exclusive look at what makes each individual steakhouse so special while learning not only the secrets of their steak preparation, but stories of some of the world's most famous celebrities that have dined and partied there. Each steakhouse has a unique story of its own with it's own savory flavor.
Vigneto del Bino Winery is a boutique winery specializing in "Wines grown from local Vines." The winery sits on one acre of a 10 acre property surrounded by 2,300 grapevines. Vigneto del Bino specializes in producing unique wines from grapevines that grow here in Illinois. The winery building encompasses the manufacturing of the wines, a tasting room and gift shop. Relax and shop for gift items; while sampling our crisp and refreshing wine selection.
The SoFo Tap is your neighborhood bar South of Foster, located at the corner of Clark and Argyle. Enjoy a game of darts, hang out in our spacious outdoor patio, play your favorite song on the jukebox or check out the videos on our flat panel TVs. Our friendly staff is here, ready to pour your favorite drink.
Da Baffone Cucina Italiana, in downtown Crystal Lake, is a culinary gem and everything you want a family-owned restaurant to be. Sample old-world recipes made with fresh ingredients while you sip wines from around the world. With a knowledgeable and friendly wait staff, this restaurant is the best of Italiana without renewing your passport. Reservations highly recommended.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Situated in the picturesque Wicker Park neighborhood in Chicago, Alliance Bakery features fine European pastries and desserts, custom-designed cakes to suit any occasion, and a full espresso bar. Come visit us and enjoy our free wifi lounge and outdoor café. And discover Alliance Patisserie, a modern day pastry boutique rooted in French style and tradition. Here we pair European technique with an artistic eye and an unmatched flavor profile, specializing in macarons, petits gateaux, and viennoiseries. Nestled in the River North neighborhood of Chicago's bustling downtown, we provide a sweet stopping place for neighbors and visitors alike.
Pickard China ranks among the finest china made anywhere in the world. The same painstaking craftsmanship and skilled handwork necessary to produce top quality ware has not changed through four generations. Each piece of china produced in the Pickard factory passes through a minimum of 21 stages and three 100% inspections, and is handled by Pickard employees averaging 18 years on the job.
Clucker's serves only the highest quality organic, natural, golden plump chickens. As each bird is carefully roasted, the irresistible aromas of open air charcoal are infused into the chickens giving them a rich, earthy flavor that's sure to ignite every appetite. From Cajun to Latin the chickens cater to a wide range of taste buds. Menu also includes turkey burgers, salads, Chicken Enchiladas, BBQ Brisket and more along with an array of sides.
Longtime Prince collaborator and full-time smooth Morris Day is one of the most swaggering and peacockish funk performers to hit the stage since the Purple One himself. As the frontman of the Time, the charismatic Day built a serious name for himself in the '80s with his colorful showmanship, introducing international audiences to his slick stage presence in musical films like Purple Rain and Graffiti Bridge. Tickets are $29.50-$54.00.
Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience
Theresa Caputo, psychic medium and star of the hit TLC show, Long Island Medium, will be appearing live at the Genesee Theatre. Theresa will give interactive readings to audience members throughout the show and will also share personal stories about her life and her unique gifts. Tickets start at $39.75 and will go on sale beginning June 24th.
Our Tap Room is a place where everyone can feel comfortable to enjoy our beer at its freshest. Temperance Beer Company is not a brewpub, but we offer freshly-made sandwiches from our neighbors at Curt's Cafe South. Come meet us, have a tour and a taste. We are excited to offer tours each month on the 2nd Saturday at 1 PM.
Tighthead Brewing Company is a craft brewery located in Mundelein, a suburb of Chicago. Our brewpub is a neighborhood institution where friends and families can meet up and enjoy great music, wonderful company, and the best beer in town. Since we opened our doors in 2011, we have poured our heart and soul into every glass. Stop in and taste what we're talking about!
122 guest rooms, Amenities: Business Center, Exercise Room, Outdooe Pool, Complimentary Hot Breakfast. Pet friendly - charges apply.
CITY:St. Charles
Stevens' is a spirited family owned and operated establishment. that strives to make it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a warm and comfortable experience close to home. Offering a wide selection of finely aged steaks and chops, the freshest seafood, extensive wine and martini list and an eager staff to serve you.
Replay is the premier entertainment establishment. An extensive collection of the finest bourbons and a huge selection of craft beers (over 20 on tap alone!), Replay also boasts the largest collection of vintage arcade games in the East Lakeview!
1042 guest rooms, IACC-Certified Space to 2000. Amenities: Business Center, Exercise Room, Lounge, Spa. No leisure guests-corporate and association meetings only.
CITY:St. Charles
The feel is casual, comfortable yet energetic and an inviting, exciting and sophisticated atmosphere. The menu features artesian hand tossed Pizza made in a wood fired oven with a very thin crust and exceptional flavor profiles, house made chips, Dutch oven steamed mussels, truffle deviled eggs, proprietary ground beef blend hand patty burgers, Braised Beef of the Day and baked pasta dishes. The Brew-House will produce up to 12 different brews to be served, from Lagers to IPA's, to Stout's and seasonal, and even some small batch wood barrel aged specialty beers. The Brew Master will also create craft sodas, do brewery tours and walk throughout the facility and let guests sample our craft brews, and be educated on the Half Day Brewing experience.
Ellen King is the co-owner and head baker at Hewn. She is a classically trained chef and has worked in various restaurants in Seattle with a specialty in French, Mediterranean and Vegetarian foods. Each day our bakers mix the dough by hand, turning it every 30 minutes over a four hour period. The dough is then shaped and placed into bannetons, where it rests overnight to rise naturally. The results are delicious.
Watch as intricate rod puppets perform A Halloween Spooktacular. Featuring a collection of haunting classics from musicals. Reservations are required.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
It's time to kick back and relax. They have great food and drinks, plus Lake Michigan on their doorstep. How could it get any better? Oh yeah, live music acts and festivals constantly throughout the summer, so you are never bored and always satisfied!
Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns
In a new Halloween event called Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns, more than 1,000 hand-carved pumpkins—some as large as 150 pounds—will light up the night at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Replacing HallowFest, Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns is the only event of its kind in the Chicago area. The LED-lit jack-o'-lanterns will be staged along a festive, paved pathway, starting at the Esplanade. Along the way, encounter entertaining characters, view the ghostly trains in the Model Railroad Garden: Landmarks of America, and find seasonal light food and drink, such as apple doughnuts, cider, and ale, for sale.
Fall Color Festival and Glass Pumpkin Patch
Celebrate the cool crisp weather and the changing of the seasons in nature! Fall Color Fest at The Morton Arboretum is a festival of activities to entertain the entire family. One of the most anticipated events is the Glass Pumpkin Patch. Each piece is unique and each particular glass pumpkin has been made exclusively for this event at The Morton Arboretum. Don't miss your chance to take home one (or more!) of these exquisite pieces of art. Fun is nestled in a radiant nature show of reds, golds, and oranges. All ages.
We proudly offer locally sourced and responsibly-raised meats, seafood, and produce. Working closely with local farmers and foragers ensures that all of our products are fresh and of the highest quality.
CITY:Oak Park
Harvest Celebration Crush at Vigneto del Bino
Make plans to come out to Vigneto del Bino Winery's annual Harvest Celebration Crush. Enjoy discounts on wines, wine tastings, gift basket raffle, music from 4pm-7pm, food, stomping the grapes and make a T-shirt.
Dancenter North's The Magic of the Nutcracker
The Magic of the Nutcracker is the largest and most lavish version of the holiday ballet in Lake County! Clara'a dream has been brought to life in a beautiful production by Dancenter North that features over 100 performers, including internationally renowned guests artists. For 28 years, Dancenter North's Nutcracker has been Lake County's favorite version of the classic holiday ballet. Choose from 2 shows 1pm or 5pm.
Rick Springfield & Loverboy at the Genesee Theatre
One night, two bands that defined the 80's. Rick Springfield became a teenage heartthrob after his smash hit, Jessie's Girl. Loverboy, with their trademark red leather pants, bandannas, big rock sound and high-energy live shows, has sold more than 10 million albums, and earned four multi-platinum plaques. Don't miss this great night of music.
It is well known that the B-52s are the World's Greatest Party Band. Thirty-five years and over twenty million albums later, there can be no doubt as to why they remain one of rock music's most beloved and enduring bands with hits like Love Shack, Rock Lobster, Dance this Mess Around, Roam and Private Idaho. Tickets are $28-$73.
Vince Gill at the Genesee Theatre
One of the most popular singers in modern country music, famous for top-notch songwriting, world-class guitar playing and warm tenor. Vince Gill visits the Genesee Theatre for a night of his greatest hits including When I Call Your Name, Look at Us, Go Rest High on That Mountain and The Heart Won't Lie. Tickets go on sale starting July 22.
Fame! The Musical at the James Lumber Center
Derived from the award-winning film and television series, Fame - The Musical follows the incredible journey of a group of vibrant, multi-cultural young artists at New York's High School of Performing Arts. Featuring music for the ages, this riveting theatrical odyssey inspires audiences to embrace their talents and follow their dreams.
The Avett Brothers at the Genesee Theatre
The Avett Brothers joined together to present songs about the human experience. Subject matters are tragic, joyful, and inexhaustible. They combine bluegrass, country, punk, pop melodies, folk, rock and roll, indie rock, honky tonk, and ragtime to produce a novel sound. Tickets are priced at $68-$78.
The Monkees - 50th Anniversary Tour at the Genesee Theatre
Here they come again hey, hey, it's The Monkees! 50 years after their groundbreaking show and hit singles first took televisions and record players by storm, original Monkees members Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork of the Monkees reunite to perform a full evening of magic music and multi-media splendor! Don't miss this incredible evening of history-making hits like Daydream Believer, Last Train to Clarksville, I'm a Believer, A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You. Tickets $40.00 to $95.00 with VIP Packages available.
At Fulton Market Kitchen our hope is to create an entertainment experience that provides guests with the opportunity to simultaneously indulge their passions for dining, drinking and art. To that end, every week a different artist transforms our lounge space into their personal studio, allowing guests to observe, engage, and draw inspiration from their creative process; all while enjoying dinner and cocktails.
Six Flags Great America Bonus Weekend
Six Flags Great America will be open for an extra bonus weekend this year for those who want to take on the thrill rides one more time before the park closes for the season. With Fright Fest closing on October 31st, the park will open for regular visits on November 5th and 6th with limited hours. Please check the website for special hours.
In the Mood at the James Lumber Center
n The Mood celebrates the music of the 1930s and 40s, the Big Band era, with a sensational 13-piece String of Pearls Orchestra and fabulous singers and dancers. The great melodies and lyrics that are still with us today are presented in a musical revue that is jazzy, sentimental, rhythmic, nostalgic and patriotic-all happening at the same time. With music arrangements, costumes and choreography, In The Mood is as authentic as it gets.
The Mecum Auction Company is the world leader of collector car, vintage and antique motorcycle, and Road Art sales, hosting auctions throughout the United States. The company has been specializing in the sale of collector cars for 27 years, now offering more than 15,000 vehicles per year and averaging more than one auction each month.
Chris Isaak 's Holiday Tour at the Genesee
Known as one of the best live performers of our time, Chris Isaak never skimps on spectacle, energy, and flare. Now see him live as he brings his rock show full of your favorite hits sprinkled with songs of the Holiday season, including Wicked Games, Blue Christmas, Somebody's Crying, Baby Did a Bad Thing, and Hey Santa. For Chris Isaak, first comes the song. Tickets are $35.00-$95.00.
Sidetrack® has been welcoming the community and the world for more than 30 years with a unique video mix of pop, rock, comedy, show tunes and retro favorites.
Tomáseen Foley's A Celtic Christmas at James Lumber Center
From the infinite treasury of Ireland's cultural heritage comes Tomáseen Foley's A Celtic Christmas - a recreation of a night before Christmas in a remote farmhouse in the west of Ireland in the 1940s. Neighbors gather around the fireside for a night of traditional Irish music, song, dance and storytelling from native Irish storyteller, Tomáseen Foley. There is magic in the air when the neighbors knock sparks off the flagstone floors with their dancing and the rafters sing with fiery traditional music. A wholesome Christmas show for all the family to enjoy. Contact the Box Office for complete details on the tickets.
With seasonal freshness reflected in both food and drink, the rooftop dons the relaxed ambience of a Great Lakes beach house with a view. Executive Chef Christian Ragano, creator of Glencoe's much loved Guildhall, and former Chef de Cuisine at NoMi, joins forces with renowned Spirit Guide and alumni of The Violet Hour, Nandini Khaund, to bring classic comfort and culinary invention via large format style dining over cocktails and apothecaries. Open for lunch, dinner, cocktails and weekend brunch.
An Evening With Jillian Michaels at the Genesee Theatre
Each show is a truly unique, interactive evening of wit, humor, inspiration, information, and audience Q&A that will help you shatter any and all obstacles holding you back. In her trademark, authentic no-nonsense style, Jillian answers your questions, shares her personal stories, and offers up the critical tools for taking control of your health, your emotions, your relationships, your career, and ultimately your life.
The Magic of Bill Blagg at the James Lumber Center
Bill Blagg is one of the nation's top touring illusionists, thrilling thousands and leaving people in complete disbelief as he creates the impossible. Prepare to be amazed as he passes through the blades of an industrial fan, shrinks his body to just 6" tall and instantly teleports across the theatre.
During the yearly Julmarknad festival, the Swedish American Museum features a handicrafts fair with traditional Swedish food and entertainment. In addition, select Andersonville businesses join the fun with free music, refreshments and more. For a complete schedule of Julmarknad events at the Swedish American Museum, visit www.SwedishAmericanMuseum.org.
200 indoor booths of quality hand-crafted items by exhibitors from 7 states. Holiday decor, oil paintings, water colors, yard art, metal work, mosaic art, purses, home decor. A quality show.
CITY:St. Charles
Piccolo Sogno opened its doors to Chicago in July 2008. The name, which means "little dream," in Italian, was chosen by partners Tony Priolo and Ciro Longobardo because it had always been their dream to open a restaurant of their own. Piccolo Sogno features a menu of fresh, seasonal rustic Italian cuisine with an impressive all-Italian wine list.
Survivor, John Waite and A Flock of Seagulls at the Genesee
Go back in time for a night of 80's rock with Survivor, John Waite and A Flock of Seagulls. Before the show, tease your hair and wear your best frayed jeans and enter the 80's costume contest. Prizes for best male, female and couple will be awarded.
Lynfred Winery invites wine lovers to come out for Wine Boot Camp. Event begins at 9 A.M. and goes until 2 P.M. Guests will learn and experience fermentation tank maintenance, grape crushing, witness a chemistry panel, and a blending session. Ticket price is $225.00.
One of Andersonville's many traditional Swedish events, St. Lucia begins with a torch-lit procession down the sidewalks of Clark Street at 4:45 p.m., kicking off at the Swedish American Museum, 5211 N. Clark St. The procession highlight is the appearance of the specially chosen "Lucia Girls," who will lead the crowd, wearing long white robes and beautiful crowns of candles and singing "The Lucia Song." Children and adults are welcome to join in the procession. Afterwards, all participants are invited to the Lucia celebration at the Swedish American Museum. The Lucia celebration features a telling of the Lucia legend, family entertainment by Dream Big Performing Arts, and Swedish holiday treats including traditional "pepparkakor" ginger snaps. Admission is $1 or can of food to benefit Care for Real, Edgewater's food pantry.
Chicago Ideas Week is a seven-day festival featuring over 200 global thought leaders and innovators speaking on a variety of topics ranging from leadership and life's lessons, to science and technology, to the most pressing issues of the day and the most creative insights in entertainment. We offer more than 150 engaging programs each Chicago Ideas Week to stimulate, inspire and enlighten participants while providing the opportunity for attendees to think, dream and connect.
Find Urban Legend Brewing Company nestled in an industrial park just off of 63rd street in Westmont. Featuring a lively tap room, taste our legendary craft beers where they are brewed. Join us and enjoy beer by the half pint or sample flight. Want beer to go: take home a howler, growler, bottles, or even a keg!
Are you a procrastinator when it comes to holiday shopping? Are you at your most productive when the stress of a quickly approaching holiday is giving you a little extra motivation? Then join us for our second night of Late Night Andersonville, just a little "late-er" than usual. On Friday, December 16 from 6-10pm, take advantage of 4 more hours of the same discounts from Late Night Andersonville, plus once again enjoy free entertainment, refreshments, and pictures with Santa.
Delicious pickings and treats are available at the marking on Wednesdays at Berwyn between Clark and Ashland from May 11th to August 31st 3pm-8pm and September 7th- October 19th 3pm-7pm.
You've Got A Friend 'The Music of Carole King and James Taylor' at the James Lumber Center
This nostalgic concert performance pays homage to the music, lyrics and melodies that comprise the timeless songbook of Carole King and James Taylor. Two long-time friends and collaborators, hit songwriter, Kirsti Mann, and national recording artist, Jonathan Birchfield, share their incredible onstage chemistry and unique artistry, capturing the essence of friendship through music.
Style Room 326 is Chicago's 1st members only wholesale/retail showroom & creative space offering discounted exclusive shopping workshops private events and more. Offers beauty, fashion and entrepreneurial workshops as well as hosting facilities for style and product launch parties.
Masters of Soul at the James Lumber Center
The Temptations, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Diana Ross and the Supremes, The Jackson Five, and Stevie Wonder are just some of the iconic Motown artists who have earned their place in the history of all popular music. In this ultimate stroll down memory lane, Masters of Soul celebrates these artists and many more via incredible harmonies, stylish costumes and endless smooth moves.
Roscoe's is a fun and entertaining gay nightclub for the most adventuresome customer. Whether you come to drink, dance, sing, watch videos, dine at our sidewalk patio or hang out by the fireplace or in the garden, there's something for everyone.
Cary Ale House & Brewing Company
The Cary Ale House is a gastro pub focusing on high quality food made from scratch daily in our kitchen. All of our signature sauces accompanying the menu items are artfully designed and homemade bringing a unique and wonderful flavor profile for our guests to enjoy. Besides the excellent food, we boast a selection of over 85 beers as well as a fully stocked bar with craft spirits, wine and hand-crafted specialty cocktails.
Brewery & Restaurant located Downtown Weaton near the Metra Train Station. Upscale Casual Fare & Award Winning Handcrafted Beer.
Smylie Brothers is where you come to lean back with some cold, craft brewed beer and lean forward over great pizza and mouthwatering BBQ, and tell new stories, and laugh at old jokes. Once you step through our doors, see our wide-open dining room, smell the brisket in our smoker, and hear the whoosh of pouring brew, you'll know that no matter where you're from, you're home while you're here.
Evanston's first luxury B&B! An exquisitely restored Tudor mansion built in 1889, this historic boutique property is home base for anyone visiting Northwestern University; looking to escape for a magnificent weekend; or wanting to explore the world-class entertainment and shopping options found in Evanston. Stone Porch by the Lake provides the ultimate luxury experience by embracing the past while integrating 21st century innovation. The lodging features; flat screen TVs; en suite spa bathrooms with heated marble floors and towel racks; wifi, bedside phone docks; plush robes and H20 Plus shower amenities. A hot gourmet breakfast is served daily in the private dining room. Walk, run or bike along the lakefront path across the street, or kick back and watch the world go by from the front porch. Please come and enjoy our backyard patio, which features a 10-foot tall brick fireplace, couches and chairs, and cozy blankets on cool nights. Life is great by the lake!
Evanston's Stone Terrace. An original Queen Anne Victorian mansion built in 1883, re-imagined in 1910 as a Tudor-revival style house, has found new life as a luxury bed and breakfast only steps away from Lake Michigan. Those looking for a piece of history can explore this property's two century-old architectural and design components, including original fireplaces, beautiful crown moldings and luxurious details for the modern-day guest. A real gem, Stone Terrace sits near Northwestern University and downtown Evanston's world-class restaurants and shops. Stone Terrace's world-class accommodations and amenities include 5 guest bedrooms with ensuite baths, an executive library, a spa, sunroom, and gym. The innkeepers offer a first-class experience and can help meet any guest need. The grounds include two perennial gardens steps away from the beach and lakefront paths. Come enjoy a stay in this meticulously restored and historic Evanston mansion.
Calo Ristorante has been family owned and operated since 1963, in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago. Calo features an exquisite fine dining atmosphere, with a beautiful mahogany bar, and hardwood floors. Calo offers a wide array of authentic Italian and American dishes, succulent steaks, veal, and chicken dishes. There is also a large selection of fresh fish brought in daily. We're also known for our famous pizza, and fall-off-the-bone BBQ ribs.
Craft cocktail lounge located on the upstairs of 3208 N Halsted St. Great vibes, even better drinks. A 1920s style bar with prohibition era craft cocktails.
Downtown Glen Ellyn is the place to shop and dine this holiday season. This event offers something for everyone: shopping, fellowship and new boutiques to explore! Grab your friends! Hundreds of women have joined us each year to get a head start on their holiday shopping and to just enjoy Downtown Glen Ellyn. This year will even be better than ever! More than 20 stores are throwing a party just for you! The night is full of music, cocktails, appetizers and special deals. Event runs from 5 P.M. until 9 P.M.
CITY:Glen Ellyn
Begyle Brewery is a community supported brewing company on Chicago's north side. The taproom is filled with unique as tasty beers and tours of the facilities are available.
The State Ballet Theatre of Russia Presents Cinderella
The State Ballet Theater of Russia, from the city of Voronezh, brings the world's most beloved ballet to glorious life! This company of 65 distinguished dancers has showcased the unparalleled art of Russian ballet to countries throughout the world. Ticket prices are $29.50, $42.50 & $52.50.
Noon Whistle believes that session beers reflect a lifestyle. The lower alcohol and strong, distinct flavor in our beers can be enjoyed with family and friends. Styles? You will enjoy an imaginative menu with different styles and 10 rotating draft handles. Where can you get our beer? Come in for a pint at the Noon Whistle tasting room or take Noon Whistle to go. You will also find Noon Whistle on draft around Chicagoland.


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Graduate shows 2015: this device by Royal College of Art graduate Gemma Roper allows the user to stream music according to the pace and rhythm they want to listen to (+ movie). More »
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Moss used as "biological solar panels"
to power a radio
Mathieu Lehanneur wraps Hybrid radio
for Lexon in woven rattan
Maison&Objet 2014: French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has wrapped a pattern of woven rattan around one side of this radio for design brand Lexon, which is on show at the Maison&Objet trade fair that begins today in Paris. More »
Braun Design at Paul Smith Albemarle Street
by das programm
A collection of 1950s and 1960s products by designers including Dieter Rams, Arne Jacobsen and Dietrich Lubs for German electricals brand Braun are on display at the new Paul Smith store in London (+ slideshow). More »
Movie: Yuri Suzuki at
Designers in Residence 2012
London Design Festival: in this movie filmed by Alice Masters for the Design Museum's annual Designers in Residence exhibition, Yuri Suzuki talks about his radio with a circuit board arranged like the London Tube map and his mission to demystify consumer electronics. More »
The Radio by Kosmos Project
Polish Design Season: Warsaw-based designers Kosmos Project exhibited a cross-shaped radio at Pierre Berge & Associes in Brussels last month. More »
Ceramic radio by Studio Lama
Israeli designers Studio Lama have designed a ceramic kitchen radio. More »
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Named after prominent Australian Sir John Monash, Monash University was established by an Act of Parliament in 1958. It was the first university established in the State of Victoria for 106 years.
Our first campus opened in 1961 in Clayton. The first intake was a modest 347 students.
Since then, we have grown into a network of campuses, centres and partners around the world. There are currently more than 59,000 students enrolled at Monash from over 170 countries.
Monash students have a long history of putting theory into action. In the early days of activism on campus, students were involved in politics, Vietnam War protests and the second wave of feminism. More recently, we see this desire to act through our students' involvement in anti-poverty campaigns, volunteering and programs to create a green, sustainable campus.
We offer courses in architecture, biosciences, health, law, business, engineering, science, humanities and culture, design and creative art, education, information technology and communication.
We have created a thriving cultural atmosphere with outstanding performing arts and concert programs and a growing collection of contemporary Australian art.
+61 3 9902 6000
Monash University Victoria 3800 Australia


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UI International Programs and the African Studies Program invite you to attend an upcoming baraza titled, "Durban Dockworkers and the Struggle against Apartheid." Featuring guest speaker Peter Cole, this event will take place on Wednesday, April 27, 2016, from 12-1:30 p.m. in 1117 UCC.
The African Studies Program and Caribbean, Diaspora, and Atlantic Studies Program will co-sponsor an upcoming forum entitled, "Crossing Borders Symposium: Rethinking Memory and Trauma: New Directions in Cultural and Visual Studies." This event is free and open to the public, starting at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, April 22, through 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 23, in 315 Phillips Hall.
The African Studies Program (ASP) and UI International Programs invite you to attend an upcoming baraza titled, "Producing Communities and Commodities:Saraficom and Commercial Nationalism in Kenya." Featuring guest speakers Melissa Tully and David Tuwei, the lecture will take place on February 26, 2016, from 2:30-4:00 p.m. in the UCC 2390 Executive Boardroom.
The International and African Studies Programs will host yet another baraza, or discussion - this time, with Marie Kruger, an associate professor in the Department of English. Trauma on Display: Commemorating Apartheid on Constitution Hill will explore how physical sites across South Africa are devoted to the commemoration of apartheid atrocities, from Robben Island to the Apartheid Museum.
The African Studies Program (ASP) is hosting its next baraza, or discussion – this time focusing on Northern Zimbabwe, an area claimed by the Portuguese but annexed by the British in late 1890. Titled Late Precolonial Struggles, European Expansion & the Making of Colonial Authority, the talk will ask how the making of the geography of European colonial possessions in Africa was influenced by local political struggles among Africans.
The African Studies Program (ASP) is hosting an upcoming baraza and lecture with UI professor Brian Ekdale on the emerging media genre of "slum tourism." Baraza is a Swahili word that means a deliberation meeting help by a collective group of knowledgeable individuals. The talk, titled, BARAZA: Ironic Encounters: Posthumanitarian Storytelling in Slum Tourist Media, will take place on Wednesday, October 14 from 11 a.m.-12:00 p.m. in 315 Phillips Hall. This event is free and open to the public.
"The time has come for me to say goodbye to the University of Iowa where for 12 years, I had the opportunity to explore a tiny tributary of the might river of knowledge. With the exception of my village in Africa, Iowa has probably shaped my life more than any other place I have called home." As he moves on to new places, International Programs faculty fellow Leo Eko reflects on the special place one small Iowa town holds in his heart.
This year, the African Studies Program awarded the Rex D. Honey Lectureship award to Dr. Sandra Barkan, a program officer at Meridian International Center, Washington D.C. Barkan creates cultural diplomacy programs for participants in the United States Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). These programs are for visitors who come from all over the world, including Africa. Dr. Barkan announced that she had decided to donate the $1,000 honorarium that came with the Honey Lectureship Award to the University of Iowa Libraries for the purchase of African Studies materials.
Professor Sandra Hackman Barkan will present a public lecture entitled, "The Elephant and African Literatures" on Monday April 27, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. in 2780 University Capitol Centre (UCC). Barkan will also receive the Rex D. Honey African Studies Lectureship Award presented by the African Studies Program. This event is free and open to the public.
On March 10, 2015, the African Studies Program, a constituent program of University of Iowa International Programs, hosted a reception for musicians of The Nile Project. The Nile Project is a collective of musicians from the eleven countries through which the Nile River flows in Eastern and North Eastern Africa.


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Marymount University offers group tours for interested schools and organizations. This is a great way for your students to experience the Marymount campus and learn more about the programs and opportunities that we offer.
Group tours are available on Wednesdays and Fridays ONLY (no exceptions) during the Fall and Spring semesters starting at 9:30 AM until 3:30 PM. Due to the nature of the visit, we only schedule one group visit per day.
Priority is given to requests from high school and community college groups. Each visit includes an admissions information session and a campus tour.
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I think I have finally decided Id like an OME lift due to wanting to improve my ride on and off road. My research has lead me to believe i need to add either a body lift or BB to fit 33s. I want a lift that will improve my ride and last so I want it done right for as little $ as possible and not worried about being as high as the next guy, I actually prefer stay as low as I can while having good articulation fitting a 33. So starting with an OME 2" lft, My questions are as follows.
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The Amarillo High boys' track team hears it every Monday in a meeting from head coach Joe Bain. From the first meet in late February to mid-April, it's emphasized again and again.
"That's about all coach Bain talks about," said half-miler Chad Stoerner, who won his event in a season-best of 1:59.36. "The first few words out of his mouth is winning the district track meet. It's the most important meet of the year, for us as individuals and as a team. He wants us to be running our best at district."
That talk usually sinks in each year - and certainly it did this weekend. Amarillo High scored what is believed to be the most points the school ever has in a district meet, winning the 3-5A title with 228 points, 17 more than the Sandies scored last year in taking the title in Lubbock.
You get the feeling Amarillo would have run in golf ball-sized hail at 3:30 a.m. Saturday if it meant winning its third district title.
Sandies Grab track crown
Amarillo HIgh scored what is believed to be a school-record 228 points in a district meet. Lubbock Coronado finished second with 138 points. Tascosa was third with 96 points.
Sandies' hurdler Chad Stoerner won the 800 in 1:59.36, a season-best.
Amarillo High's Eduardo Hernandez won the 1600 in 4:39.27 and the 3200 event in 10:33.10.
Tascosa's Justin Long was a double-winner. He captured the 110 hurdles in 14.89 and the 300 hurdles in 39.09.
"Coach Bain always says this is the meet of the year," said Tim Baker, who edged Chase Hill to win the 400. "This is the week we're supposed to be at our best and he emphasizes that a lot. Amarillo High has a big tradition of winning this thing, so we're trying our best."
Amarillo High won the district title Saturday at Dick Bivins Stadium by 90 points, topping Lubbock Coronado's 138. The Sandies won four events on the track, were second in five others, and there was no event that AHS did not finish at least third.
It wasn't a question of if, but how much? And the answer was - a lot.
"The kids' actions certainly speaks for themselves," said Bain, whose teams won their 12th district title since 1986. "It was a heckuva performance. I'm always cautious when I'm figuring out points in case something goes wrong - and sometimes you get cocky and think you can do more than you've been doing - but I never came out with this many points."
Stoerner got AHS' first win on Saturday's second day in the second event when he broke two minutes for the first time, running a 1:59.36, holding off Coronado's James Harris (1:59.74).
"That's all I could think about," said Stoerner of the two-minute mark. "It's gone through my mind a couple of thousand times. That was my goal today, that and get first. I wanted to stay in front of that Coronado guy and hopefully out-sprint him at the end."
Typical of Amarillo High's performance was Baker and Hill's duel the last 100 of the 400 meters. Baker won in 50.37 to Hill's 50.42. The only competition in that race was two Sandies - essentially mirroring the team race.
"It seemed like 1,000 yards instead of 100," Baker said. "Chase competes really well, and it takes a lot of heart to win."
Said Bain: "What he (Baker) brings to us is unbelievable. His attitude about track just spreads to the others."
Eduardo Hernandez completed a double by winning the 1600 in 4:39.27. He shaved nearly 10 seconds off his season best in doing so. Hernandez won by seven seconds over James Harris of Coronado. On Friday, Hernandez, also the district cross country champion, took the 3200 in 10:33.10.
"No strategy really, just to go, and do what God allows me to do," said Hernandez. "I just feel so blessed and so moved to be a part of this."
Amarillo High also won the 1600 relay in a season-best of 3:24.48. It was done without normal runner Lee Orr, who had a day of seconds. His 400 relay was second (43.27), and he was runner-up in the 100 (11.12) and 200 (22.71).
There were two double-winners on the track - Coronado sprinter Teddy Morgan in the 100 and 200, and Tascosa hurdler Justin Long. Long edged AHS' Coby Clark in the 110 hurdles in a photo finish - 14.89 to 14.90. He then won more convincingly in the 300 hurdles, capturing the race, 39.09 to 39.82.
"I set a goal to double," Long said. "I thought Coby had me in the 110s. But I just focused on the last few hurdles. I got over that last hurdle and sprinted to the finish line."
In the 300 hurdles, Long, who ran a season-best of 38.85 in Friday's prelims, took control at the top of the curve.
"I've been working hard on those first four hurdles," he said, "and if I came off those clean, I thought I could finish a little stronger than Coby."
Tascosa finished third with 96 points. In addition to Long in the hurdles, the Rebels' 1600 relay will advance to regionals with a runner-up 3:27.79.
With the top two advancing to the Region I-5A meet April 26-27 in Lubbock, the Sandies qualified both relays and 14 individuals in 12 events.
"I know our competition in this district has been better," Bain said, "but the kids went out and did well. They didn't under-perform in any race."
And those meetings about the importance of the district race?
"That's all we talk about," he said. "We'll take those trophies and medals along the way, but it's a one-game season for us."
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In the beginning was murder. Then came drama: the hair-tearing (or eye-gouging) discovery of one's own overweening hubris, the inconsolable grieving over the loss of the most basic sense of humanity, and, simply, more killing. Indeed, murderers are significant figures in what Erich Auerbach would call "scenes of drama from European literature": Cain, Oedipus, Medea, the parricides in Dante's inferno, and Shakespeare's army of villains. Acts of killing in these literary texts not only contribute to the excitement of the drama, but also make imperative a rethinking of social order, justice, morality, state power, and human-God relations.
Philosophers have also long relied on scenes of crime to ground their reflections on humanity. René Girard believes that sacrifice was needed for the release of pent-up social violence. Georges Bataille sees community as "founded in the act of killing, in the rupturing of separate existence" (Fred Botting & Scott Wilson). Hegel, Jacques Lacan, and Judith Butler ponder the limit of norms and the viability of ethical claims through the figure of Antigone. Giorgio Agamben posits the figure of the homo sacer (he "who may be killed and yet not sacrificed") to illustrate the threshold being qua bare life; Agamben even goes so far as to read the concentration camp, an extreme instance of political crime, as the paradigm of modern biopolitics. And for Michel Foucault, the Panopticon prison system symbolizes a new dimension in the modern modality of power, whereas the mass murder committed by the young peasant Pierre Rivičre in 1835 helps to elucidate the way in which various modern discursive fields such as the medical, juridical, and historiographical intersected with and confronted one another.
Crime scenes continue to figure prominently in our time, oftentimes in a larger-than-life fashion. The Guantanamo Bay detention and torture of war prisoners exemplifies a sovereignty unbound by law, making one wonder if, in the wake of the 9/11 incident, we must always think of crime in the context of globalization and vice versa. In pop culture, cannibalistic serial killers are ranked among the most fascinating, if not also the smartest, filmic characters. Prime-time crime scene investigation drama series are introducing a new truth regime grounded in forensic science and criminal psychology, to the effect of drastically changing the way we think about human conduct and causality. And the virtual world of online games is to a great extent built on the participant's imaginary enactment of the role of the criminal and/or crime buster.
For this special issue of Concentric, we invite submissions that investigate the "crime scene" in theoretical discourses. For instance, how are the following issues dealt with in different theorists, by way of the figure of crime—limit, transgression, power, knowledge, life, and ethics? On the stage of today's worldwide power struggle, is "crime" being redefined thanks to the rise of an inescapably interconnected globe?
We also welcome works that research the genres of crime fiction, crime film, and crime drama in a refreshing light. For example, is the bespectacled detective giving way to the white-robed forensic scientist as the new hero of the social order? Can we read the boom in stories of crime scene investigation and criminal profiling as an indicator of a rational turn in our time? Why is the corpse of the victim increasingly being presented as a familiar, approachable object in these TV and filmic dramas? What kind of repetition compulsion may be at play in the reception of these genres?
Any discussions of the "scene of the crime" in relation to literary, dramatic or cinematic works—including their characters, plots, images, symbols, and ideas—will also be welcome.
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In the final match of their golden partnership, Kerri Walsh Jennings and Misty May-Treanor couldn't possibly find themselves playing for a bronze medal in beach volleyball. It just wouldn't have been right.
But here they were, getting steamrolled in the first set of their Olympic semifinal against China's Xue Chen and Zhang Xi. It was 13-7 in favor of Xue and Zhang, a team that had dominated the last year and had beaten the U.S. golden girls on several occasions.
"It was kind of like, 'We need to start pulling our heads out now,' " Walsh Jennings said. " 'Now, now, now, now.' I kept saying that. But we never panicked, and I think that's something champions do."