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Scheduled sales once or twice a month featuring a fresh selection of vintage, industrial, farmhouse items for yourself and your home.
CITY:St. Charles
At Marino's Pizza & Pasta we pride ourselves on creating sumptuous food that tells the story of our Italian heritage. When I immigrated to America at the tender age of 8, I never have thought I could take so many of you back to Italy with me. We invite you to dine with us & taste the love & history we put into all of our dishes.
CITY:Elk Grove Village
LongHorn welcomes guests into a warm, relaxing atmosphere reminiscent of a Western rancher's home where friendly, attentive servers help them unwind and savor a great steakhouse meal.
This restaurant serves a full menu including chili, melts, salads, soups and club sandwiches. They are famous for their steak burgers.
Maggiano's Little Italy invites you to enjoy authentic, scratch-made Italian-American cuisine in our restaurant or banquet facilities. Bring the family in for dinner or have your next party at one of our banquet facilities.
We serve authentic Mexican Dishes made from only the finest ingredients that the whole family can indulge in. We have an ever expanding menu of dishes that are sure to please and will keep you coming back for more of our unique taste and flavor.
CITY:Elk Grove Village
Extensively rehabbed and converted into an upscale American restaurant, bar and whiskey lounge, the Glenview House. Features beautifully presented, upscale American comfort food with French, Italian and Asian influences. The restaurant specializes in imported and craft beers with over 100 different selections available on draught and in bottles. Guests can enjoy lunch or dinner in one of the many dining areas. Seasonal outdoor seating available
This contemporary breakfast and lunch cafe opened its doors in February 2008. You'll find plenty of breakfast basics here, but we're also well-known for our decadent twists on the regulars...like the stuffed french toast, blueberry bliss cakes and berry explosion waffle. You can also enjoy a delicious mimosa or bloody mary with breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
The Northwestern Wildcats offer some of the best Division 1 college sports action in the Midwest, featuring 14 teams competing in the Big Ten Conference. Come early and enjoy the festivities at Wildcat Alley for a pre-game fan fest. Home Game Schedule: • Sept. 3: versus Western Michigan • Sept. 10: versus Illinois State • Sept. 17: versus Duke • Sept. 24: versus Nebraska • Oct. 22: versus Indiana • Nov. 5: versus Wisconsin • Nov. 26: versus Illinois
Culinary Champion for Best Soup, Best Dessert and Best Veggie/Vegan dish! Experience exquisite Italian cuisine and world class culinary arts including their famous wood burning oven techniques. Vegan? Food-intolerant? Let them know and Chefs Gaetano and Wendy DiBenedetto will make up a special culinary delight just for you!
This long awaited gastropub boasts 48 beers on tap, private party rooms and an extensive wine and craft cocktail menu to compliment the chef driven menu. Menu includes burgers, wraps, salads, ribs, seafood and much more.
More than just a cup of coffee; a place for minds to meet. A well-made latte paired with a scrumptious sandwich? Yes, please! River's Edge Café serves up a strong brew with amazing pastries in the morning and unbeatable soups, salads and sandwiches in the afternoon. The options here are outstanding! They have organic and gluten-free options that are deceivingly delicious.
Holiday Shopping at Chicago Premium Outlets
Chicago Premium Outlets is the largest outlet center in the Chicago market and ninth largest outdoor outlet mall in North America. With more than 140 designer and top brand-name outlets, the newly-expanded Chicago Premium Outlets® is being pegged by many as the market's must-shop destination this holiday season. Holiday shoppers at Chicago Premium Outlets will find seasonal delights at every turn, from the showpiece ice skating pond and Dickens-inspired carolers, to cozy warming lounges serving complimentary hot cocoa on select days and look for Santa to be strolling the promenades handing out goodies to children. Weekend Shopper Shuttle service from Union Station to Chicago Premium Outlets available. (Check their web site for more details.)
Think of your dream crust. Is it flaky along the edges, buttery and so full of flavor you don't know how it could possibly be real? Well, look no further than Pie Boss. With their specialty being pot pies, you won't find too many desserts here (except on the weekends) so don't be disappointed if the menu says "sausage" instead of "apple." Don't let that detour you–these pot pies are delicious and reminiscent of the ones you had as a child. Only difference? This South African bakery blows those away!
Dining at El Barrio is always a memorable experience. This family owned restaurant offers a Tex-Mex food, comfortable atmosphere and colorful decor that makes customers feel as if they have traveled to Mexico. The menu is full of authentic Mexican dishes. Be sure to ask about the fine selection of tequila from the bar.
The Second City "Free Speech (While Supplies Last)" at the James Lumber Center
The Second City Touring Company performs "Free Speech! (While Supplies Last)," an irreverent look at America's electoral insanity. This topical new show features political satire made famous by Second City stars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Keegan-Michael Key. It's a must-see evening of comedy that features some of Chicago's best and brightest and a majority of laughs.
Hirano Restaurant specializes in sushi. With an endless variety, every taste bud is sure to leave satisfied!
The Broken Earth Winery in Long Grove offers wine tastings, wine club memberships, video gaming and a seasonal menu of small plates featuring wine friendly nibbles, along with wine, craft beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Broken Earth Winery brings award-winning Paso Robles wines to Illinois oenophiles.
CITY:Long Grove
The vibrant downtown Highland Park district contains an upscale outdoor shopping destination filled with unique boutiques, jewelry stores, home decor shops, amazing restaurants, and businesses catering to beauty and personal care.
CITY:Highland Park
Sky Zone is the world's first indoor trampoline park. They're the inventors of "fun fitness" and the makers of trampolines as far as the eye can see. They offer one of the greatest workouts ever combined with awesome, healthy fun. They've been voted the number one "out of the box" workout and the "best party ever." Experience WOW – the weightlessness of bouncing, flipping and landing in a pit filled with 10,000 foam cubes. Sky Zone is dedicated to providing the pure joy that comes with flying. They are sky lovers, thrill seekers and people who believe that jumping is freedom. They believe fitness can be fun and play can be smart. They are healthy and bursting with energy. They fly high and keep it safe. They are Sky Zone. Have Fun, Fly Safe Aurora!!
Off Square Music - Open Mic Nights
Off Square Music is an organization of volunteers who wish to share the folk music art with others in many different ways. We invite the public to be a part of the experience during Open Mic Nights on the second and fourth Fridays of every month* beginning at 7:00 p.m. at Stage Left Café in the Historic Woodstock Square. *Open Mic Nights will be held on the first and third Friday in August.
Sgt. Pepper's Presented by Art of Time at the Genesee Theatre
Led by Artistic Director Andrew Burashko, Toronto's Art of Time Ensemble transforms the way the audience experiences music. Fusing high art and popular culture, their reinvention of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band entertains as it enlightens.
Hopvine Brewing Company is an original, locally owned and operated restaurant and brewery in Aurora, IL. Guests immerse themselves in the craft brewing process while looking through windows into the brewery, the fermentation room and ultimately the storage cooler. Hopvine Brewing Company offers a selection of craft beer, fine wines, specialty drinks and an extensive, constantly evolving selection of fresh seasonal menu items.
One-of-a-kind chocolate inspired restaurant. A fun and casual restaurant, lounge and boutique for foodies and chocolate lovers alike. Diners will find a variety of beautifully plated main courses, appetizers and desserts that incorporate the restaurant's namesake ingredient alongside delicious options where chocolate is optional - or non-existent. The venue will also offer artfully packaged craft chocolates and other treats made by independent chocolatiers and local chocolate makers.
Harvest at Pheasant Run Resort
Seasonal dishes inspired by a farm-to-fork theme. Finest grade of aged Midwest beef, market-fresh seafood selections. Recommended for dinner.
CITY:St. Charles
Peppa the Pig at the Genesee Theatre
Based on eOne's popular Peppa Pig television series, Peppa Pig's Big Splash is a fully immersive musical production featuring a dozen familiar and original songs, as well as a sing-a-long. An interactive experience full of singing, dancing, games, and muddy puddles, Peppa Pig's Big Splash is a guaranteed blast for the whole family. Tickets go on sale March 11th.
BatFest is Batavia's annual Halloween themed family event attracting over 2,500 ghouls. Includes downtown Trick-or-Treating, Mothers' Club Parade, pumpkin roll, contests, BatArt and games for free family fun. Before the festival, join Batavia United Way for their BatFest 5K walk/run and 10K Run along the Fox River Trail.
Interesting variety of vintage books, postcards, jewelry, glass, porcelain, military, coins and deco lighting.
CITY:St. Charles
Classic fun food, cruise nights, neon lights and service with a smile. Situated on the historic Illinois Lincoln Highway, Route 30 next to Phillips Park Golf Course & Mastodon Visitors Center and the Illinois Lincoln Highway gazebo.
Knowledgeable members of the Chicago Herpetological Society will give short talks about crocodiles and their kin, including some of our very own residents. Jim Nesci and his world-famous American alligator, 'Bubba,' will pay a visit from 10 – 12. Come see the skull of a 24-foot saltwater crocodile, today's largest living terrestrial predator! There'll be face painting, storytelling and other activities for children. There will also be craft vendors and other fun for the whole family.
CITY:Lake Forest
Dine at La Quinta de los Reyes for the best in authentic Mexican cuisine, drinks and live entertainment. Located on the corner of Broadway (Rt. 25) and New York Street in downtown Aurora between the Aurora Transportation Center and Paramount Theatre.
The Onion Pub is a perfect place to relax with friends and family. Enjoy fresh handcrafted beers from our own Wild Onion Brewery and hearty comfort food. The timber framed bar and dining room, anchored by a massive stone fireplace, create a comfortable atmosphere that has made the Onion a local favorite since 2003. The Great Hall banquet facility can accommodate 200 people and is anchored by a large timber frame cathedral ceiling that overlooks a beautiful 11 acre lake. Guests can enjoy a champagne toast under a canopy of bistro string lights with the sweet sound of flowing water. Also enjoy brewery tours and live entertainment.
Featured on The Golf Scene with Steve Kashul and Heralded as one of Chicagoland's best buys for 18 holes, Settler's Hill is a favorite in Kane County and beyond. Here links, parkland and water holes combine to create a truly varied and memorable golf experience. Quirky greens, deep bunkers and colorful seasonal wildflower displays add to the course's charm. Superb conditioning and a casual atmosphere make Settler's Hill welcoming and enjoyable for all levels of golfers. The course's west-central location in Batavia near the Fox River makes Settler's Hill a natural choice for meeting friends for a round or planning an outing.
Holiday Express at Blackberry Farm
All aboard! Take a magical ride on the Holiday Express train. You'll see Lake Gregory and Blackberry Farm in all its holiday glory amid the twinkling lights and songs of Christmas. Back in the village, enjoy storytelling of the classics, festive decorations, reindeer food bar, hay wagon rides and a visit with Santa! And don't miss the famous Adventure Playground – decorated as Candy Cane Village! It all happens on 8 magical days in December. Admission is just $5 per person. Tasty concessions with seasonal favorites and drinks (non-alcoholic) available for purchase. Fridays: 5 - 8 pm. Saturdays: 2 - 6 pm. Sundays: 2 - 6 pm. Pre-purchase tickets online and avoid lines at the ticket window.
Established in 1974 and located on Historic Lincoln Highway (Rt. 30) O'Malleys Pub & Eatery is the place to go for great beer, food and a happy atmosphere. Celebrate where great times and great food come together!
SiVer Place cuisine, outdoor dinning on Lake Michigan and live entertainment makes it an experience like any other in Waukegan, or Lake County. The Executive Chef brings an interpretation of modern but fun culinary art to the city of Waukegan. Menu includes salads, tacos, pizza, sandwiches, sliders and more. Kids and desserts menus also available.
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant - Naperville
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant opened in 2005 in Orland Park, a south suburb of Chicago. The concept was unique. We would create a signature menu with a selection of dishes designed to pair perfectly with our own Cooper's Hawk wines, made in our own private winery. With sophisticated food and exceptional wines, our concept was born. The Cooper's Hawk concept includes four distinct components: an upscale casual dining restaurant, full-service bar, private barrel-aging room, and Napa-style tasting room and retail gift store…all under one roof. Each Cooper's Hawk location is distinctive in layout and décor, but carries the same warmth and elegance that guests have come to expect.
Morkes Chocolates provides high quality and diverse tastes at affordable prices. With a history of candy making going all the way back to 1920, we at Morkes Chocolates continue to make our chocolate confections from scratch, with all natural chocolate, pure butter, fresh roasted nuts, and a lot of fun.
Knotty Pine Farm began as a vision in a 7 year old little girl's head many years ago: a farm filled with animals of all sorts to learn about, care for and love. That vision is now a reality! Children of all ages can enjoy horses in a comfortable and safe environment. We are a family owned and operated equine center offering a variety of animal related activities. Located north of Woodstock, IL in beautiful McHenry County. We offer english and western riding lessons, horse camps, pony rides, petting zoo, girl/boy scout outings and a party facility.
CITY:Wonder Lake
Kane County Flea Market/October/ 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.
CITY:St. Charles
Enjoy your meals with family and friends in our cozy country dining room with a warming fire during the winter months. The atmosphere at the Olde North Pancake House is warm, friendly and filled with items created by local craftsmen for that at home feeling!
CITY:West Chicago
Primo Italian American Cuisine
Primo Italian American Cuisine is Lake County's newest dining hot spot with five star ratings across the board. Menu includes Primo salads and sandwiches, pasta, seafood, steaks, extensive wine list and much more. Make Primo one of your stops for lunch, dinner, or drinks when you Visit Lake County.
An ode to the American table with its diversity and global influence. We set out to be an expressive regional American kitchen, all while remaining approachable, affordable, and welcoming.
CITY:St. Charles
Kane County Flea Market/Sept. 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.
CITY:St. Charles
Pal Joey's has prided itself with a pizza that has remained consistent throughout its 32 year history. The pizza was given 4 stars by Chicago Tribune food critics and named as one of the best pan pizzas in the Chicago area. Fine Italian food and award-winning pizza. Outdoor dining by the Fox River is a special treat!
Sweet Pete's Candy is the sweetest destination on Earth. We offer handmade chocolates and confections, ice cream, frozen yogurt, cupcakes and more. Join us for a party, class or field trip for a sweet candy-making experience you will be sure to love.
CITY:Lake Forest
Chain O'Lakes Brewing Company is McHenry County's favorite taproom and biergarden to enjoy locally brewed craft beer and conversation. Visit "Brewery Corner" in downtown McHenry in the building of McHenry Brewing from 1868-1942 and ask about our "prohibition" tunnel.
ZaZa's Tavola Italiana offers an intimate, comfortable seating to relax and savor authentic and fresh Italian foods like visiting a Trattoria in the Italian countryside. The pastas are rich and flavorful reproductions of "Old World" standards, such as our Rigatoni Abbruzzese or Paccheri Tartuffi. There are plenty of entrees for our guests to enjoy, like the Filet Barolo and the Pesce Bianco Spinaci, as well as insalates, antipastas and rustic brick-oven pizzas.
Bill's Friendly Christmas Tree Farm
Cut your Christmas tree in a backwoods setting. We have many trees, including Norway, white spruce and blue spruce. Family owned and operated. Trees up to 23 feet tall.
Wood-roasted chicken, ribs. Free s'mores in outdoor fire pit. Seven flat screen TV's to watch sports.
CITY:St. Charles
Bill Maher at the Genesee Theatre
Come out for an evening with comedian Bill Maher. known for being the host of Politically Incorrect and Real Time, Maher is known for his sarcastic attitude, political satire and sociopolitical commentary. He targets many topics including religion, politics, bureaucracies, political correctness, and the mass media.
Styx have committed to rocking the Paradise together with audiences far and wide and now coming to the Genesee Theatre for one night of original hits. Enjoy hits like Come Sail Away, Renegade, The Grand Illusion, Blue Collar Man, Crystal Ball and more.
Iconic Michael's opened in 1977 as a hot dog stand in downtown Highland Park. At the infamous counter the food is made-to-order before the customer's eyes. Order the fare that made Michael's famous such as Chicago-style hot dogs, hamburgers, teriyaki chicken sandwiches, Italian beef, Polish sausage and cheddar fries. Alternatively, opt for healthier selections such as wraps, bison burgers, pockets, baked potatoes, veggie or turkey burgers, signature greens or create-your-own salad from our 60+ salad ingredient choices. Talk with our professional Events by Michael's staff about a corporate event, milestone celebration, reunion or fundraiser. Catering at the restaurant or your place. Let us bring our popular Char Bar to your backyard BBQ or if you desire a more upscale menu, we have you covered. In early 2016 Michael's will undergo a full renovation including private event space with sophisticated AV, a fully-equipped bar and a built-in DJ booth.
CITY:Highland Park
America's Baking and Sweets Show
North America's first and biggest baking and sweets event, America's Baking and Sweets Show, takes you on a gourmet grand tour of the most delectable and hottest trends in the world of baking and beyond. Our theme this year is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" so join our showboy Charlie in the magical world of baking and sweets at The Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel and ...Explore. Discover. Shop.
Fermilab's Lederman Science Center
The Leon M. Lederman Science Education Center houses hands-on exhibits for ages 10+, technology and science labs, a store and the K-12 Teacher Resource Center. Science Adventures classes for all ages take place at the Lederman Science Center. The Center also has a unique collection of indoor and outdoor exhibits introducing students to the world of particle physics. Open to the public Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–4:30 PM and on Saturdays from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. The Center can accommodate groups of five or fewer on a walk-in basis. Larger groups must book a visit. Call 630-840-8258 for more information. A guided tour for families is available the first Saturday of the month from 10:00 am to noon.
Fun Inc. is a manufacturer and wholsale distributor of magic tricks and gag novelties. Our knowledgeable and experienced factory staff, most of whom have been with the company for over 20 years, take pride in paying attention to the smallest details. This makes accurate fulfillment of orders and timely shipments a top priority.
The Chicago Bandits are a women's professional softball team based in Rosemont, Illinois. Since the 2005 season, they have played as a member of National Pro Fastpitch (NPF). The Bandits won the 2008 NPF championship, defeating the Washington Glory in the final game of the championship series. The team won their second NPF championship following the 2011 season when they won the championship series two games to none over the USSSA Pride. Following the 2015 season the team won its third NPF championship defeating the USSSA Pride two games to none. They play their home games at Rosemont Stadium in Rosemont, Illinois.
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.
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.
Nestled on the eastern edge of Highland Park's bustling Central Avenue among other trendy boutiques is Ooh-La-La, a small shop that's big on style and service. Located in the historic Highland Park Movie Theatre Building, in a space previously dedicated to a millinery shop during the 30's and 40's, proprietor and designer Lisa Farrell interprets the art of millinery with a modern eye. This tres chic boutique feels like a Parisian millinery salon complete with draped velvet curtains, an elegant chaise lounge and an ornate vintage mirror. By far the most dramatic element of the salon is the wall lined with old hat blocks – a true mark of craftsmanship seldom seen in department stores. Beautifully handcrafted women's hats are displayed in small vignettes throughout the intimate salon. These one-of-a-kind couture creations are wonderfully detailed with frothy feathers, sumptuous fabrics, vintage beading or another well-crafted trim.
CITY:Highland Park
Kane County Flea Market/Dec.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.
CITY:St. Charles
Aurora University's Crimi Auditorium
This much-lauded and beautiful auditorium hosts classical and popular musical events as well as popular lectures and recitals. It is located in Aurora University's Institute for Collaboration building.
Celebrate Fall at Abbey Farms Pumpkin Daze! This old-fashioned farm boasts a variety of activities and events for all ages. Who is ready for the Human Hamster Ball Experience? New attractions abound at Abbey Farms Pumpkin Daze this year! Just a few of the fun activities included with the price of admission are tractor hay rides and log balancing beams, a pirate ship imagination adventure and two 200' foot long zip lines, the all ages jumping pillow and adult pedal go-karts and Kane County's largest corn maze! New for 2016 (additional cost): Strap yourself into the air-filled Human Hamster Ball experience, take aim with the corn cannon challenge, run a lap on the new bouncing cow train ride and grab a craft beer and or pumpkin from the pumpkin patch! Lastly, be sure to visit our new Pine Tree Café & country store & bakery for a dozen of our famous Apple Cider donuts on your way out!
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).
Step back in time a few years and enjoy clean, old-fashioned outdoor fun at Abbey Farms. Unique – no haunting themes, no electronic games, no gimmicks, just clean old-fashioned outdoor fun for everyone. Enjoy three seasons of fun; fresh produce in summer, Pumpkin Daze in fall and U-pick Christmas trees in winter. Shop their fresh bakery goods, cider donuts, and other seasonal delights. Looking for a unique venue for that special occasion? Visit their new rustic-chic barn, the Nagel Emporium.
A one-of-a-kind festival celebrating craft beer, wings and live music. There are hundreds of craft brew fests to attend every year in and around Chicagoland. Why attend Cock-A-Doodle Brew Fest? Simple, because we will be offering an atmosphere like no other. Equal balance of craft beer that cannot be found elsewhere, a variety of different wings to amaze your taste buds, and a solid lineup of local bands ensure you have a great time. A portion of all proceeds will benefit Operation Support our Troops. Plus, you can upgrade to a VIP experience and share a brew with one of your favorite DJs.
North Aurora Hotel Inn and Suites
North Aurora Hotel has 120 comfortable, convenient guest rooms including King, Queen, Double and King Suites. Complimentary continental breakfast from 7 - 10 am every day. 24-hour front desk welcome center. Kitchenettes, free WiFi access and cable TV. Spacious free parking for up to 250 cars. Conveniently located right off I-88, Exit 117 at Rt. 31. Minutes from Chicago Premium Outlets, Hollywood Casino Aurora and the Aurora Transportation Center.
CITY:North Aurora
Double Yolk Pancake House and Restaurant
Finding a brunch spot as delicious as Double Yolk is about as rare as finding a double yolk in an egg. With homemade corned beef hash, the shamrock benedict is great! The hollandaise is perfect, especially when paired with the corned beef hash. Their chipotle chicken sandwich is seasoned to perfection. *This restaurant recently ranked one of TOP 25 in the USA by Restaurant.com.*
This independently-owned, hometown bookstore offers a great selection of best sellers and local favorites with a knowledgeable staff who will help you choose the perfect read. The store also includes a selection of toys, an old-fashioned candy counter and many local gift items. Located in the Historic Woodstock Square.
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.
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
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.
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.
Sale of juried artist created work. Includes pottery. jewelry. textiles, ornaments. more. Mon-Thurs 10am-8pm; Fri.Sat 10am-5pm; Closed Sunday.
CITY:St. Charles
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.
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.
Jaci's Cookies is a gourmet cookie company based in Woodstock, IL. Open since Halloween of 2008, Jaci's Cookies offers delicious versions of classic cookie favorites. Jaci's also offers a variety of cookies catering to those with dietary restrictions, such vegan and gluten-free.
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.
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
Chef Alain Roby, a three-time Guinness World Record holder, prepares exquisite desserts and truffles from the finest grand cru-quality Belgian and Swiss chocolate, as well as authentic Italian Gelato, just like in Rome! The Devil's Food cake he prepared as a guest star on The Martha Stewart Show also can be enjoyed while admiring the life-sized chocolate sculptures that are seen on many Food Network specials.
67 guest rooms. Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Pet friendly-charges apply.
CITY:St. Charles
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.
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.
Mamma Mia! Live Paramount Production
This is a story of love and friendship, of lost dreams and that last chance to make it all right. Best of all, the entire show is set to the music of one of the most popular bands in world – ABBA. From "Dancing Queen" to "Take a Chance," from "SOS" to "Knowing Me, Knowing You," it's one hit song after another that will have you mouthing the words, dancing in your seats and touching your heart. Experience the musical that is an international phenomenon, experience Mamma Mia! Suggested Rating: PG.
Aurora's Zagster Bike-Share Program
The City of Aurora and Zagster, Inc. launched a new bike-share program that will provide Aurora visitors with a convenient, affordable and healthy way to get around town. 18 cruiser bikes are available at three downtown stations for riders to use for on-demand, local trips. Stations are located at RiverEdge Park - 360 Broadway Ave., Aurora City Hall - 44 E. Downer Place and Santori Public Library of Aurora - 101 S. River Street. This initiative creates new opportunities for visitors to experience the Aurora Area from a different vantage point and see it in a whole new light.
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
Windmill City Spinners & More Decor
Our shop specializes in artisan garden spinners, crafted by Bill Saloga. These beautiful pieces are as efficient as they are artistic, using an aerodynamic and bearing technology Bill and his dad developed, allowing the spinner to perform with as little as two m.p.h wind speed. As Windmill City Spinners changes from season to season our artistic presentation of home and garden décor makes this little shop a worthy destination.
Bill Engvall at the Genesee Theatre
Bill Engvall is a Grammy nominated, multi-platinum recording artist and one of the top known comedians in the country. Known for his part in the Blue Collar Comedy troupe, Envall's humor and southern charm will make it a night not to be missed.
Take a kayaking class or a kayaking trip with an ACA certified instructor on the beautiful Fox River, Batavia. It's fun and informative. Check out some videos on what you will learn in the different classes. Several group and private kayaking classes - first time kayakers to intermediate. See the calendar for dates and times. So grab your friends and let's go paddling!
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.
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New doors on Eva Renteria's house will cut the drafts this winter, but the retired Amarillo woman says she still worries about the cost of staying warm.
The doors, courtesy of the Panhandle Community Services weatherization project for the poor and elderly, were installed last week as the biting winds ushered in Amarillo's first cold snap. The program had installed storm windows on the house on north Garfield Street previously, and also placed a wall heater in the living room - something Renteria, 70, had done without for 13 years, relying on the kitchen stove and her electric blanket to keep warm on the coldest Panhandle nights.
The higher cost of natural gas concerns her, she says, using the heater sparingly.
"It's been worrying me about that," Renteria said while waiting for the crew to complete the weatherization of her home. "I've just been turning it off."
Recuperating from the flu, she knows that's not good. Renteria worked in health food stores before being diagnosed with lupus, arthritis and fibromyalgia. Now she lives on a disability check.
How natural gas prices rose to record levels is no mystery. Last winter's early and late cold snaps drew down the supply, pushing up prices across the board with the expectation that summer's demand for gas-fueled generating of electricity would match the summer of 2002.
Here's where the mystery begins.
Summer was cooler than expected, and the combination of sluggish manufacturing demand for electricity and the cooler record meant that summer demand for natural gas was less than expected. Still, the amount of natural gas pumped into storage for this winter remained lower than average for the previous five years, so natural gas prices remained at higher than usual levels.
With October unusually mild, the demand for natural gas was below usual levels, according to the federal Energy Information Administration, and when November started out warmer than usual too in regions that typically start drawing down their supplies, the amount of natural gas in storage exceeded last winter's supply for the first time.
But the price for natural gas, which dipped below $4 per million Btu on Oct. 31 according to the EIA, rose back above that level and was at $4.87 per million Btu late last week.
Atmos Energy said it calculated the average cost of natural gas this year at $5.76 per thousand cubic feet, compared to $3.81 for 2002.
The oil and gas industry has a simple explanation of why prices remain high even though supply is back up.
Juan Palomo, a spokesman for the American Petroleum Institute, said that because demand remains strong, prices stay high.
"It's like everything else: If you pay more for a product, you generally charge more for it when you sell it," Palomo said.
But others are not so sure, and some see an outside chance for a drop in natural gas prices.
Ken Medlock, visiting professor of economics and energy consultant to the Baker Institute at Rice University, said supply has strengthened because demand for natural gas has weakened in the face of high prices. Thus, if industrial demand increases with a strengthening economy, prices are likely to remain high. Drilling costs are also rising because companies are turning to deeper sources, which are more expensive to produce.
Mark T. Williams, who was senior vice president of Citizens Power Co. for five years and now is on the finance and economics faculty at Boston University, said the perception of a possible shortage this winter affected prices earlier this year. That effect could continue if winter is colder or longer than usual.
Williams notes the incentive to switch from natural gas to some other fuel source to produce electricity is great. Even buying electricity on the open market from other producers is cheaper now than producing it from natural gas, he said.
Another factor in the continued high cost has been the financial weakness of some major natural gas traders. Because their credit has been weakened, the market has been dominated by financially stronger companies, Williams said.
He points to American Electric Power Co. of Columbus, Ohio, as one that has remained strong, and may be influencing prices through its trades.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission in October filed a complaint against the company charging it with filing false reports of its natural gas price trades. Such reports are used to calculate prices to settle transactions.
The CFTC alleges that American Electric Power misreported 2,800 of 3,600 trades from November 2000 through October 2002 and gained a financial advantage from the misstated reports.
All that indicates that prices may go down.
"More arrows are pointing to why prices should go south rather than increasing," Williams said.
Donald Murry, vice president of C. H. Guernsey & Co., an oil and gas consulting company in Oklahoma City with an office in Amarillo, said he doubts prices have been manipulated, although in some regions, competition has thinned and could be susceptible.
Guernsey's survey of winter fuel supplies indicates that if the winter falls within the normal range, the supply should hold up through the winter.
"A normal winter draw down would leave approximately 1,200 billion cubic feet in storage at the end of March," Murry said. This past spring, the heating season ended with 623 billion cubic feet in storage, triggering fears of a shortfall.
Although he does not want to sound falsely optimistic, Murry said a warm spell in December or early January could trigger some liquidation of natural gas supplies at reduced prices so companies could avoid storage costs.
But in a cold snap, prices could still spike, he warned.
Prices were high through the storage season because companies did not want to be caught short, he said.
"More buyers were willing to accept higher prices," Murry said. "They came out of winter last year wanting to do something to avoid any losses."
The futures market, which was pegging natural gas through the winter at $5 per million Btu, roughly equal to the thousand cubic feet measures associated with home heating bills, is a good indication of where prices will be this winter, he said.
The Energy Information Administration also projects natural gas in the $5 range, although by next year, the expected growth in drilling and a lesser demand growth translates into an average price of $3.99 per thousand cubic feet for producers.
Such expectations are troublesome for Margaret Wolfe, who heads the weatherization program for the Panhandle. Throughout the 26-county service area, she said, she has a list of 500 elderly, handicapped or poor families needing weatherization services.
The program has improved 106 homes this year, and has funding through March for another 17 houses, Wolfe said.
While the next round of funds will be available in April, she said she hopes the state Department of Housing and Community Affairs reallocates unused funds for others here.
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Management and Owners are all good. A bit tough on their constituents at times but I know its just because they have a lot on their plate and they get stressed out too. They take care of tie-up clients, partnerships, promotions, all this to make sure operators are busy making money and thereby the company as well. Management takes care of all repairs and maintenance to make sure everyone can do their jobs out in the field.
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The Hanson Rod and Gun Club, Inc. was formed and organized at the home of our first club President, William H. Carey, on September 10th, 1954. Hanson Rod & Gun Club is still true to it's original purpose. The club still is a sportsman's club. Programs for the hunter, fisherman, and marksman still make up a great deal of the event calendar. Our oath of membership that is part of the new member initiation ritual, still stipulates the importance of good sportsmanship and the respect for fish and game laws.
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Senior Fellow for the Humanities
Diane O'Donoghue is the Senior Fellow for the Humanities at Tisch College. She joined the Tufts faculty in 1991, teaching in the Department of Visual and Critical Studies (in affiliation with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts) in both the undergraduate and graduate programs. She served for two terms as department chair and has been a recipient of the Excellence in Teaching award. She is an art historian (Ph.D. Harvard University) who specialized in the Bronze Age of China and has taught courses on the visual cultures of Asia, as well as on theories of representation, gender, and art criticism.
It was in the course of writing Reflection and Reception: The Origins of the Mirror in Bronze Age China (Stockholm: Östasiatiska Museet, 1990) that she began to recognize that, in addition to serving as cultural and political documents, excavated objects produced meanings of depth and surface, of materiality and memory. To pursue these questions from another perspective, she became an affiliate scholar at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, where she was a Silberger Scholar, and was elected to membership and appointed to the faculty. Dr. O'Donoghue has been the Fulbright/Sigmund Freud Scholar of Psychoanalysis at the University of Vienna and the Freud Museum.
She has received the CORST Prize, for her writing on psychoanalysis and archaeology, from the American Psychoanalytic Association, and was awarded a second Fulbright Fellowship for Austria, where she was affiliated with the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. She was the Ortner-Chopin Visiting Professor, also in Vienna, in 2010, and the Scholar-in-Residence at the Erikson Institute for the spring semester of 2014. She is currently completing a book project that investigates the role of visual cultures in Freud's construction of the unconscious. A recipient of the Felix and Helene Deutsch Prize for writing on Freud's Interpretation of Dreams, she has published on a variety of cultural objects—ruins, maps, "antiquities," and illustrated books—as they informed the psychoanalytic theories of mind. She serves on the editorial board of American Imago: Psychoanalysis and the Human Sciences.
Dr. O'Donoghue was a Tisch College Faculty Fellow in 2013-2014. Her project involved the work of the descendants' organization that she co-founded in Vienna in 2009 to advocate for the restoration of Jewish cemeteries in Austria. Along with other activities, they organize reparative public projects to counter the effects, from the Nazi era onward, of anti-Semitic and racist desecrations of burial sites and memorials. Read more about that project here.
Spearheaded by Prof. O' Donoghue, the Initiatives in the Public Humanities at Tisch College will sponsor this series of monthly brown bag lunches during the spring semester of 2016. The Tisch Talks in the Humanities seek to identify areas of mutual interest and concern through conversations informed by contemporary civic and cultural practices.
All sessions will take place in the Rabb Room of Tisch College, Lincoln Filene Hall.
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March 4 | 2:00 p.m.
Rabb Room, Tisch College
Noe Montez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Drama and Dance; and Amy Remensnyder, Professor of History at Brown University and Public Humanities Fellow at the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, will share work involving theatricality and pedagogy, respectively, within spaces created for incarceration.
Of Intimacies and Alchemy
April 4 | 3:00 p.m.
Rabb Room, Tisch College
This panel will address the potential for re-visioning historical narratives of colonialism and human labor through literary, material, and sensory productions. The topic will put into conversation the recent work of two of the participants:The Intimacies of Four Continents, by English Department Professor Lisa Lowe; and Alchemy of the Soul, an exhibition (on view until early April at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem) by María Magdalena Campos-Pons, faculty member at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Professor Adriana Zavala, Associate Professor in the Department of Art and Art History, will be the program's discussant.


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For release Saturday, March 17
Today is Saturday, March 17, the 77th day of 2012. There are 289 days left in the year. This is St. Patrick's Day.
Today's Highlight in History:
■ On March 17, A.D. 461 (or A.D. 493, depending on sources), St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, died in Saul.
■ In 1762, New York's first St. Patrick's Day parade took place.
■ In 1776, British forces evacuated Boston during the Revolutionary War.
■ In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt first likened crusading journalists to a man with "the muckrake in his hand" in a speech to the Gridiron Club in Washington.
■ In 1910, the U.S. National Museum, a precursor to the National Museum of Natural History, opened in Washington, D.C.
■ 1912, the Camp Fire Girls organization was incorporated in Washington, D.C., two years to the day after it was founded in Thetford, Vt. (The group is now known as Camp Fire USA.)
■ In 1941, the National Gallery of Art opened in Washington, D.C.
■ In 1942, six days after departing the Philippines during World War II, Gen. Douglas MacArthur declared, "I came through and I shall return" as he arrived in Australia to become supreme commander of Allied forces in the southwest Pacific theater.
■ In 1950, scientists at the University of California at Berkeley announced they had created a new radioactive element, "californium."
■ In 1966, a U.S. midget submarine located a missing hydrogen bomb which had fallen from an American bomber into the Mediterranean off Spain.
■ In 1970, the United States cast its first veto in the U.N. Security Council. (The U.S. killed a resolution that would have condemned Britain for failure to use force to overthrow the white-ruled government of Rhodesia.)
Today's Birthdays: Rock musician Caroline Corr (The Corrs) is 39. Actor Patrick Duffy is 63. Actor Kurt Russell is 61. Country singer Susie Allanson is 60. Actress Lesley-Anne Down is 58. Actor Mark Boone Jr. is 57. Country singer Paul Overstreet is 57. Actor Gary Sinise is 57.
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Notre Dame, Midland advance to MHS Spectacular semifinals
MIDLAND – Notre Dame's Pioneers and Midland's Rebels made it look easy Tuesday evening, cruising to victories in the quarterfinals of the Midland Holiday Spectacular.
The Pioneers (8-6) broke open a tight game in the second quarter and rolled to a 68-49 victory over Holden while the Rebels coasted to a 70-37 victory over Welsh.
Notre Dame took on Crowley last night in the first of two boys' semifinals contests. Midland squared off with Elton in the second. Results from those two contests were not available at press time.
In the first quarterfinal game Tuesday, Holden and Notre Dame went back and forth in the first quarter with the Pios rallying from a four-point deficit to claim a 16-13 edge.
Notre Dame, which at times looked complacent in the first quarter, regrouped in the second frame and the rout was on.
The Pios went on an 11-2 run in the first four minutes of the second quarter before outscoring the Rockets 6-2 to enter the intermission with a commanding 33-17 advantage.
"Early on, I just think we weren't really ready to play," said Notre Dame coach Raymond Griffin. "We thought we were just going to come out here and roll over them and we just kind of went through the motions in the first quarter.
"We were able to regroup and we held them to just four points in the second quarter."
Another key to Notre Dame's run before the break was its rebounding. The Pios dominated the boards in the first half and limited Holden to just one shot for most of the first 16 minutes.
"We did a good job on the boards," said Griffin. "The sooner our kids understand that if we control the rebounds, we control the game, we will be a better team" said Griffin.
Holden got within 11 (43-32) late in the third quarter before Notre Dame outscored the Rockets 21-17 in the fourth to close out the game.
"Holden is a scrappy team and they have a good program," said Griffin. "It is tough to knock a team down and keep them down like that, so we did a really good job in the second half to hold that lead."
Offensively, Notre Dame was led by Kane Thibodeaux and Ricky Stoma with 17 and 14 points, respectively.
Jeremy Rogers and Jeremy Smith each pitched in nine points, B.J. Vidrine added eight and Jesse Smith scored six. Also contributing was Austin Bordelon with three and Stu Cook with two.
"We got a lot of production from a number of guys tonight," said Griffin. "I think that's a credit to our kids and the way they prepare. I'll take 68 points all day."
Midland (14-5) also got a lot of production from its offense in the Rebels' quarterfinal victory over Welsh.
The Rebels had 11 players score in the game that was never in doubt from the opening tip.
Allen Fontenot scored 10 of his game-high 16 points in the first quarter to help Midland build a 23-8 lead.
Midland's defense continued to cause Welsh problems in the second quarter, forcing turnover after turnover that led to the Rebels taking a 42-16 lead at the break.
"We really came out with a lot of intensity tonight," said MHS coach Todd Briley following the victory. "We ran our offense well, moved the ball well and had a bunch of good looks.
"We had a little confidence tonight and our intensity on defense was good. We had a lot of tips and steals that kind of got us rolling."
Midland slowed the pace in the second half, but was still able to outscore Welsh 9-8 in the third quarter.
The reserves hit the court in the final frame and outscored Welsh 19-13.
"We got a lot of guys in there tonight and they all contributed," said Briley. "Their attitudes are good and tonight, it looked like we have improved. We just have to keep it going."
In other semifinal action, Elton downed Iowa, 62-44.
Elton pulled away early, taking a 19-2 advantage in the first quarter before rolling to a 33-8 lead at the break behind 10 points from Morgan Fruge.
Fruge added nine more points in the third quarter as Elton took a 51-21 lead.
Iowa rallied in the fourth quarter, cutting the lead to 12 at one point, but the early deficit was too much to overcome.
Fruge scored 21 points in the victory while Landen Carmon had 12.
Hunter Bebee led Iowa with 12 points.
Rayne also advanced in the boys' loser's bracket with a 57-41 victory over Jennings.
The Wolves took a 14-3 lead in the first quarter behind eight points from Darius Bonnom before Jennings rallied to tie the game at 21-21 entering the half.
Ryan Larry poured in nine points in the third quarter when Rayne went on a 27-17 run to claim a 48-38 lead.
Jennings failed to respond in the final eight minutes and was limited to just three points.
Bonnom led all scorers with 21 points while Larry and Brock Nolan added 16 and 10 points respectively.
Also contributing in the victory were Hunter Prejean with six points and Freddie Broussard with four.
Jovan Owens paced Jennings with 11 points and D'Corey Savoy had nine.
Rayne took on Opelousas Catholic yesterday with the winner advancing to today's loser's bracket finals at Noon against either Church Point or Kinder.


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A month after their murder convictions were overturned and they were both released from prison, Amanda Knox's ex-boyfriend and co-defendant, Raffaele Sollecito, says the traumatic case destroyed their relationship.
"It's all over between us," an emotional Sollecito, 27, said during an interview on Italian television, according to Britain's Daily Mail. "I still have a great affection towards her but nothing else."
According to Sollecito, their budding romance in Perugia came to an abrupt end when they were accused and later convicted of murdering Knox's roommate, Meredith Kercher, in 2007.
The pair subsequently spent four years in prison before the guilty verdicts against them were overturned last month.
"Our love was like a seed that was not allowed to grow because it was brutally stamped on," Sollecito said. "We were both victims of a cruel injustice and our relationship was overcome by this tragedy."
Amid reports that Knox, 24, has a new boyfriend, Sollecito also said he has thus far declined an offer from Knox's family to stay with them in Seattle.
"For the time being I just want to build up my life as it was before and it will have to be piece by piece," he said.
"She has suffered like me and now I just want her to be happiest woman in the world," he said of Knox. "Our lives are linked by circumstances but now they are very different."
Amanda Knox's Ex-Boyfriend: We Suffered a 'Cruel Injustice'
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Over the past two days, while the army was shooting into the crowds in Egypt and half of Beirut was lifted by a huge car bomb, and many other awful things were happening, The Jewish Press readership has been dealing with mostly the question of the possibility that a Reform Rabbi named Angela Buchdahl could have attained her high position without the benefit of a Jewish conversion.
It started with an article in The Forward (Angela Buchdahl, First Asian-American Rabbi, Vies for Role at Central Synagogue), that basically suggested Buchdahl was not Jewish according to Jewish law:
But she also engaged Judaism at a time when the Reform movement itself was undergoing dramatic change. Eleven years after Buchdahl's birth, in a move still hotly debated in all streams of Judaism, including within Reform Judaism itself, the Reform movement overturned more than 2,000 years of tradition that recognized only those whose mother was Jewish as Jews from birth. Others, including those with just a Jewish father, were required to undergo a process of conversion, though this process varied among Judaism's different streams.
Starting in 1983, as intermarriage advanced steadily among its members, Reform Judaism conferred a "presumption of Jewish descent" on those with one Jewish parent, whether it was a father or a mother. The one condition to this recognition was that it be established "through appropriate and timely public and formal acts of identification with the Jewish faith," according to the Central Conference of American Rabbis.
In many ways, Buchdahl represents the flowering of this revolution in Judaism, and symbolizes a kind of coming of age of its children.
This was coupled with an article in Hadassah Magazine:
Profile: Angela Buchdahl
Though Buchdahl's mother did not convert, she wanted her children to find a home in the Jewish community. Her father instilled Jewish pride in his children and gave them a Jewish vocabulary, says Buchdahl, but it was her mother who imparted a sense of spiritual yearning and wonder. Her mother's Buddhism informs her Judaism, she says, noting that Jewish and Korean cultures overlap in their approach to life, their emphasis on giving back and their drive to succeed and to be educated.
So yours truly, enchanted by the concept of the non-Jewish Rabbi, charged ahead. I still believe all the points I was making were right, namely that the Reform doctrine of patrilineal descent and the "presumption of Judaism" in the case of a the offspring of a non-Jewish woman married to a Jew were on the money.
Except that it turns out Buchdahl may have converted to Judaism after all.
Thanks, first, to our reader Vicky Glikin of Deerfield, Illinois, who wrote:
It is highly unfortunate that your facts and the very premise for this article are plain wrong. Rabbi/Cantor Buchdahl underwent an Orthodox conversion, a fact that you would have easily discovered had you actually been trying to write an intelligent work of journalism.
So I went looking for the misrepresented conversion, and found the following line in the Times (Defining Judaism, a Rabbi of Many Firsts), hidden among long, familiar paragraphs like this one:
Her first reaction was to think about a formal conversion to Judaism, but a second impulse quickly followed: Why should she convert to prove something, when she had been a Jew her entire life? In traditional Jewish law, a Jew is defined through the mother's line. But over roughly the last 40 years, the Reform movement in Judaism accepted descent through the father's line as legitimate for Jewish identification, so if a child has a Jewish father and a non-Jewish mother who affiliates as a Jew (the mother need not convert if she is involved in synagogue life), the child does not need to undergo a conversion to become a Jew.
But then, the Times revealed: "Eventually, at 21, she did undergo a conversion ceremony, but she prefers to think of it as a reaffirmation ceremony."
Another clue was in something David Ellenson, President of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, wrote in his letter today (Hebrew Union Pres. Pulls Fast One in Non-Jewish Rabbi Debate): "you assume an article that was written in another newspaper and upon which your author draws for his piece reveals all the facts about her life. "
Meaning, Ellenson may have known Buchdahl had converted in an Orthodox ceremony, but to concede this would mean that he agrees that it takes an Orthodox conversion to turn even the child of a Jewish father into a real Jew — as shown by the very poster child of patrilineal descent, the subject of our attention these past two days.
I still find the entire affair more than a little bizarre: why should someone who did convert in an Orthodox ceremony be sending out all the signals that they didn't and that they're proud they didn't. Perhaps we'll find out in the next chapter of this very strange story.Yori Yanover
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published Dancing and Crying, a colorful and intimate portrait of the last two years in the life of the late Lubavitch Rebbe, (in Hebrew), and two fun books in English: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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02:29 am EDT @ January 17th, 2015
Nothing wrong with an early start on Saturday. Nothing wrong with that at all. Where am I? Who am I? And, more importantly, what time is it? Oooh, I see. I thought it was 2004. Shame. That was a good year. Anyway, let's get cracking. It's a lovely morning and it's time to cough up the comic. Otherwise, I think it's time to step out into the sunlight again... Nooooo! The light's too powerful. My eyes! Better get back indoors... ah that's better.
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02:34 pm EDT @ August 24th, 2013
Well, this is one of the latest updates ever. Oh well, technically, it's still Saturday. So, here's let me see if I can dig up a comic, aaah, here it is, right in a remote corner of my fucked up mind.
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05:17 am EDT @ March 18th, 2013
Okay, folks, as of this week, we're gonna resume Saturday updates as usual. My ghastly Internet provider still didn't manage to fix my connection (hence, I couldn't post any news this weekend). Okay, I know you don't care much about the news anyway, y'all just want to put your paws on the Saturday BotD...
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10:54 am EDT @ October 27th, 2012
Okay, folks, have to apologize for the late Saturday update. It was moving day today and I'm fucking exhausted. Gonna start with the news right away and I'm working on a review, which is going to go up in a few minutes. Incidentally, I have to add that this new apartment I'm moving into looks like it was decorated by the Joker...
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04:32 am EDT @ September 08th, 2012
What are all you folks doing on this fine Saturday morning (evening)? Oh and don't forget to check out our review of ArenaNet's MMORPG, Guild Wars 2.
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08:36 am EDT @ August 25th, 2012
Hi, folks. Happy Saturday! Just wanted to draw your attention to our latest voting poll, which is related to a particularly favorite video game classic - namely, No One Lives Forever. Never knew why Monolith chose to ignore the series completely. It so deserves to be reborn. Kate Archer was a bloody icon in my book. Anyway, vote away.
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10:47 am EDT @ January 21st, 2012
Happy Saturday! There's yer mornin' post, there's yer babe. Now then, I'm off! Have to go! I have a date...
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07:07 am EDT @ October 01st, 2011
Happy Saturday! Are you feeling happy at all? Well, you should be, 'cause there's a whole lot of gaming goodness coming our way within the next two months. Nice!
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12:42 pm EDT @ July 16th, 2011
It's late... It's Saturday... And I'm not ready to paint the town red (did that last week and I've had enough). I'm actually gonna go to bed early, if you can believe that. First, let's check if there are any interesting gaming news out there. Have a better one!
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02:28 pm EDT @ July 02nd, 2011
Great, technically, it's Saturday for another half an hour or so. This still counts as a Saturday update. I'll rummage around and see what news I can find. Hope you're all having a nice weekend and that you're out there devoting your attention to something meaningful: a sexy naked woman...
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Yeah, it's a really late update, but at least it's still Saturday. Hope you're all having a nice weekend. Some people have been predicting that the world was gonna end today. Technically, the day isn't over, so... Meanwhile, back on Earth, I had a lovely day with the family, bought myself a brand new dinning table and spent most of my time outdoors...
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11:43 am EDT @ November 27th, 2010
Nothing really interesting is going on in the gaming world right now. It's the Thanksgiving aftermath, so I'll try and scrape some potential news tidbits if there are any to be found. Have a nice weekend everyone!
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09:14 am EDT @ November 20th, 2010
Happy Saturday! We should celebrate this occasionally you know. There are so few of them and they really take the sting out of the rest of the working week. Actually, as far as days go, it's the best day. Also, I think we should butt-rape Monday and then kill it...
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05:35 am EDT @ May 29th, 2010
Holy mosquito on a flaming spit! Just started browsing for a bit of laidback Saturday gaming news and, by thunder, there's a lot of stuff today. I'll be posting it as soon as I can. In the meantime, hope all you guys are having a fun and relaxing weekend, involving plenty of women, gaming, alcohol and other illegal substance.
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[MLS]The roster for the MLS team that will face West Ham United July 24 at Toronto's BMO Field in the 2008 Pepsi MLS All-Star Game was completed when seven players were added to the 18-player roster, including a trio of Canadian national team players.
Canadians Jim Brennan (Toronto FC), Dwayne De Rosario (Houston Dynamo) and Pat Onstad (Houston Dynamo) were joined by Colombian Juan Pablo Angel (New York Red Bulls), Argentine Christian Gomez (Colorado Rapids), U.S. national team player Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids) and Edson Buddle (Los Angeles Galaxy)
New England Revolution coach Steve Nicol selected five all-stars (Angel, Brennan, Gomez, Mastroeni and Onstad), while MLS Commissioner Don Garber picked Buddle and De Rosario
If players are unavailable due to injury, international duty or other commitments, Nicol will select alternates. Several players on the First XI could be named to the U.S. Olympic team, which will be announced on Thursday, and would be unavailable for the All-Star Game.
MLS All-Star Roster:
Goalkeeper: Pat Onstad (Houston Dynamo), Matt Reis* (New England Revolution).
Defenders:Jim Brennan (Toronto FC), Jimmy Conrad* (Kansas City Wizards), Frankie Hejduk* (Columbus Crew), Michael Parkhurst* (New England Revolution).
Midfielders: David Beckham* (Los Angeles Galaxy), Cuauhtemoc Blanco* (Chicago Fire), Dwayne De Rosario (Houston Dynamo), Christian Gomez (Colorado Rapids), Shalrie Joseph* (New England Revolution), Sacha Kljestan* (Chivas USA), Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids), Robbie Rogers* (Columbus Crew).
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State police say a 41-year-old man was highly intoxicated when he drove a pick-up truck through the locked gate at state-owned recreational land in Central New York.
Troopers say they got a report Tuesday from Cortland County 911 dispatchers that a pick-up had slammed through the gate and driven up the hiking trail at the Labrador Hollow Unique Area straddling the Onondaga County line 15 miles south of Syracuse.
The Onondaga County sheriff's helicopter spotted the truck stuck in the mud about 2½ miles up the trail. Police say 41-year-old James E. Hobart of Tully refused to get out of his truck and struggled with officers.
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