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Mazda MX6 1988-1992, Mosom Plus Custom Car Cover by Coverking®. Suitable for indoor-outdoor use, it outlines every curve of your car and fits perfectly. Providing an outstanding barrier against rain, Mosom Plus Car Cover cares about the delicate paint finish. Custom logos are available as an option for this product.
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199.99Brand: Coverking Part Numbers: The Coverking company was founded in 1986 in Southern California by an Industrial and Electrical Engineer, that previously worked in Aerospace Defense industry. Utilizing the latest CAD/CAM systems borrowed from Aerospace industry, the company managed to shorten the manufacturing process from nearly a month to nearly a single day. Since its launch, the company made a huge leap and has purchased several automotive companies later, some of which dated back to 1974. The company started with Dash Covers products and extended its products line with Custom Floor Mats, Custom Car Covers, Custom Seat Covers and Custom Sunshields. Growing production volumes did not change the company's main focus creating high quality products that will serve their best to the customers and their vehicles.
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| Posted by B Z. | (Jordan Station, ON)Awesome car cover. Besides looking good on my car, I am blown away by the performance of this amazing car cover after days of rain. Once the cover dries (very quickly), I remove it, and even after days of torrential downpours, the car is clean and free of even one tiny watermark. The car cover dries quickly and is easy to remove and put on. This is my 3rd Autobody Armor cover I have purchased for my cars, and I would purchase another when the time comes.
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| Posted by Bethoven Rodic D. E. | (West Bay, Doha, AA)The CK Triguard Car Cover was what I expected it to be. Way different from the general car covers in the market and fitted my Mazda 6 perfectly. It seemed bulky when rolled but it's a very minor thing when I unrolled it and used it on my car. The material was thick didn't feel heavy.
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| Posted by Paula P. | (Middlefield, CT)I purchased a Coverking car cover for my husband for Christmas for his new Miata. The quality of the cover was outstanding and the price went right along with the quality. Other covers with similar specs were 3x as much on other websites. Unfortunately, I bought the wrong size and had to exchange it. Fortunately, the exchange process was easy and I received a larger car cover in a matter of days from order. This was a great consumer experience and I would highly recommend purchasing products from CARiD!
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| Posted by Kelly M. | (Kokomo, IN)I purchased this cover to protect my Miata in-doors during the winter months and I'm very happy with it!!! You can't beat the price and the cover was sent to me within a few days.
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| Posted by Cire F. | (Pasadena, CA)Great product. The material is thick as advertised to help protect against nicks and scratches. I'm not expecting that it protect the car from a major hit though, the cover won't replace a proper garage. The fit is perfect. They boast of their computerized CAM system and I am now a believer. You might not think that that a perfect fit is important, but it is as you want the cover to fit tightly enough so that no puddles form in the wrinkles when the rains come. They warn you that it isn't for every day use as it is bulky. I leave the cover at home when I am out and about. But it doesn't seem to be any harder to put on and take off than any other cover. Just roll the cover out on top of the car, insert one mirror and then insert the other mirror. After that, work around the car pulling the cover down into place, a one minute operation.
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| Posted by Keith K. | (Mesa, AZ)I puchased a Silverguard custom car cover for my Mazda3 Hatchback. I also own a custom Technalon cover for a different car. I purchased the Silverguard for it signifcantly lower price than Technalon covers and very positive reviews. I live in AZ and was most worried about protection from the sun. Rain and snow are not a problem here ! It fits my car very extremely well and overall the quality appears excellent. The main drawback is that the weight of the material is light making it more difficult to install as compared to my much heavier Technalon cover.
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| Posted by Don N. | (Saskatoon, SK)I am very pleased with the product but what bother me is the price. The packing list indicated the price was $105.00 US and I believe I paid $155.00 CDN. The Canadian dollar is $104.00 against the US dollar so my price should not have been more than $105.00. Treat Canadians fairly as we are your neighbors.
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The city off Phoenix has definitely had a different hora about it ever since the Grand Hustle team left their mark by putting together a compilation mixtape featuring some of the top talent coming out of the valley. Phoenix New Times, one of the leading publications in the state, got a hold of the mixtape and caught up with JAE E for a couple questions regarding the local hip hop scene, coming from New Orleans and more. Check out the first half of the Q&A below. #NoGimmicks
Rapper T.I. must have seen something he liked when he stopped by Phoenix this past weekend. His Atlanta-based record label Grand Hustle is showing Arizona some love with a new mixtape, The Phoenix Edition Mixtape.
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[H]ard|OCP has some information on the next motherboard in "Republic Of Gamers" line from ASUS. There's also a picture of the board along with a complete list of specifications. You can clearly see the "Strike Extreme" brand from the PCB, which will be the name of future Intel version motherboards part of the Republic of Gamers line. Source: [H]ard|OCP
sweet will have 2 start saving! i think its about time i upgraded my rig. my oldest part is about 7 months old.
well seems like after over 10 years with amd, I will buy intel for my next rig... unless amd manages to persuade me otherwise in the next year LOL cheers DS
Wow no one noticed that the 4/8 pin, 12V connector is right underneath the heatpipe. Have fun trying to figure out how to install it LOL
can anyone say asus crosshair intel edition? imo the extra pci-e slot is worthless, ageia and board partneres will be releasing a card in pci-e flavous, itll be much cheaper and wont require a massive slot, a 4x slot is all it needs, good for airflow if u ask me.
Well it looks like it is under one of the higher heatpipes, so I would assume there is enough room to squeeze it in there, but who knows? That connector is already hard enough to plug in, especially if you have fat stubby finger like me. I would like to see it at a few different angles before passing judgement though. Also, the way the picture was taken, it could just be that it LOOKs like the heatpipe is on top of the connector, it very well could be one of those wonderful optical illusions you get when you take a 2D picture of a 3D object.
the Heat Pipe maybe higher but its still directly over top the 12V PSU connector. And, its not a good idea to place live wires next to a hot copper pipe. What if the heat or just friction alone removes the installation of the wire.:shadedshu
The friction of a smooth copper pipe on wires isn't going to strip the insulation off the wires, especially since the wires won't be moving, so there won't be any rubbing going on. The heat pipes also shouldn't get that hot, certainly they aren't going to get any hotter then say a CPU heatsink, and that 12v PSU connector is very often left sitting right on top of the CPU heatsink, which also can have some rather sharp edges on the fins. I would be more worried about that then the heatpipe. Like I said though, I don't think that heatpipe is actually over the connector, I believe it is just the way the picture is taken and what perspective we are seeing the board at that makes it seem like the connector is blocked by a heatpipe.
i actually dont think the heatpipe is right above the connector. i looks that way from the shot, but the pic isnt looking straight down on top of the connector, its at a slight angle. i would assume they wouldnt look over that major detail. plus, looking at the 3 heatsinks under the heatpipe (to the left top and right of the cpu), it looks as if it is probably an inch above the actual mobo.
You buy one of the actually good PCI-E sound cards(X-fi is far from top of the line, I won't consider any card that isn't PCI-E and can't do realtime digital out top of the line). Also, there is nothing saying that you have to have cards with double slot coolers. Who knows, by the time SLI physics sees the light of day, they might have the DX10 cards down to single slot coolers(at least maybe the cards one step down from the top cards might have one slot coolers like the 7900GTX>7900GT). Also, there is nothing saying that the third card used for physics has to be the same as the beastly cards used for graphics. Who knows, maybe NVidia will do the same thing ATi said they will do, and let you use a significantly weaker card to do the physics, one that doesn't need a two slot cooler, allowing you to use the bottom PCI slot for a sound card.


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the biggest side benefit of the recall, is how it scared all the other politicians in the country. i have seen some that done a quick turn around, when they realized they could lose their jobs. the one thing the a politicization wants is to keep his job
Thank you from a New Mexican next door neighbor. For putting the cultural marxist pissants in Santa Fe on notice that they would be next! And now to get rid of all the others who disregard their oath from coast to coast…..
This may sound cliched. Let's not rest on our laurels!
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The Shawl (Magill's Literary Annual 1990)
Although it does not happen often (for short stories do not have the prestige or readership of novels), every once in a while an American short story appears that has such a powerful and immediate effect that it is destined to become a classic. Edgar Allan Poe's "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," with its bestial crime and its methodical detective, is such a story from the early development of the short-story form; Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery," with its inextricable mix of myth and reality and its shocking and unforgettable climax, is another from its more recent history. What characterizes such stories is either a visceral impact that seems to strike the reader directly, without the intermediary of thought, or such consummate craftsmanship that the story impresses one as a stylistic tour de force. "The Shawl," by Cynthia Ozick, about a young Jewish woman in a German concentration camp whose infant is thrown into an electrified fence, is such a story. Although it is very slight, a scant two thousand words, it has the force of a physical assault on the reader. It is not solely the event that creates such an impact, however, as horrible as that event is; it is also the hallucinatory style with which the fiction is created.
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Rosa Lubin, a young Polish refugee in a Nazi concentration camp with her infant, Magda, and her fourteen-year-old niece, Stella. They have been so brutalized that they are hardly recognizable as human. Rosa feels no hunger or pain, but rather light, as if she were an angel in a trance. Her only concern is to keep Magda concealed and thus alive. When Magda is discovered and her life is in danger, Rosa can do nothing but watch in horrified silence.
Magda, Rosa's infant daughter, who has the swollen belly of the starving. Because she can get no nourishment from Rosa's dried-up breasts, she sucks on the corner of a shawl, which seems to have some sort of magic power to comfort and sustain her. Because of her Aryan appearance, it seems clear that Magda is the result of Rosa being raped by one of the Nazi guards. Rosa loves her nevertheless and tries desperately to hide her. Magda maintains absolute silence until Stella steals her shawl to warm her own body; Magda stumbles into the open camp yard crying out for it. In a horrifying poetic passage, with Rosa watching in anguish but unable to do anything, a Nazi guard throws Magda into an electrified fence. She dies instantly.
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Rosa Lubin
Rosa Lubin, now a fifty-eight-year old woman. She smashes the contents of the secondhand furniture store she ran in New York City and moves to Miami, Florida, to live alone in a tenement hotel. More than thirty years after the death of her infant daughter Magda in the concentration camp, Rosa tries to stay isolated from others. Her only communication is with the imagined Magda and the hated Stella, to whom she still refers as the "Angel of Death." After a nightmarish journey in Miami, looking for a pair of underpants lost when doing her laundry, she, with the help of the elderly Mr. Persky, tries to free herself of her fantasies about Magda and the magic shawl and begin human relationships again.
Magda, Rosa's infant daughter, who was killed by a Nazi prison guard in "The Shawl." Rosa imagines that she is still alive and a professor of philosophy at Columbia University in New York.
Stella, who is now forty-nine years old. She remains unmarried and lives and works in New York. She sends money to Rosa and tries to make her give up her fantasy of Magda still being alive and her conviction that the shawl is somehow magical. At Rosa's request, Stella mails the shawl to her.
Simon Persky
Simon Persky, a seventy-one-year old interested in Rosa. He flirts with her and tries to bring her out of her isolation. At one point, Rosa...
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Form and Content (Masterplots II: Women's Literature Series)
The short story and the novella that constitute The Shawl were published separately in The New Yorker. Taken together, they present a powerful narrative about one woman's attempt to maintain sanity in the face of the tragedy of the Holocaust. In "The Shawl," a rhetorically minimalist short story, Rosa and her niece Stella walk, with Rosa's silent infant Magda wrapped into the shawl around Rosa's chest, the long cold roads to the death camp. Although Rosa's breasts are dry, the infant finds nourishment in the shawl itself, sucking it instead of screaming. Rosa is certain that her niece resents Magda's warmth and security inside the shawl; through richly suggestive images, she suggests that Stella is capable of murder or cannibalism. One day, Stella takes the shawl, causing the baby to wail. Rosa must watch in silence as a camp guard lifts the baby up on his shoulders and hurls it into the electric fence.
The novella begins after Rosa has moved from New York to Miami in order to avoid prosecution for demolishing her antique store; she was frustrated because she was unable to explain to her customers the haunting images of the Holocaust. Rosa lives as if she is still imprisoned in a concentration camp, weaving imagery of the Holocaust throughout her descriptions of Miami.
Because of the heat and her self-pity, Rosa mostly stays in her room in a retirement hotel, composing letters. She writes to Stella in crude...
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Context (Masterplots II: Women's Literature Series)
Like Ozick's previous stories, The Shawl provides a Jewish woman's perspective on social and historical issues. While Ozick often presents the universal human condition through the eyes of women, she claims to be a "social" writer, exploring connections between people rather than their differences. Her "classical feminism" denies any separate psychology on the basis of sex. She writes about the ordinary as women experience it. Perennial issues of the intrinsic worth of all human beings, the conflict between traditions, and the contest between the imaginary and the rational are central in her work. Her skillful attention to these issues won her a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1982 and caused her to be elected a member of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters.
In choosing to place these universal questions into the life of a female Holocaust survivor, Ozick makes her contribution to the genre of women's Holocaust fiction, of which the most famous contemporary examples are Norma Rosen's Touching Evil (1969) and Susan Schaeffer's Anya (1974). Such fictions represent the double victimization that women are forced to endure during times of war and intensifies it to the most sinister proportions. The Shawl shows survival to be the strongest instinct of all, denying the hopelessness of many male fictionalizations of the Holocaust, such as Tadeusz Borowski's This Way for the Gas, Ladies and...
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Style and Technique (Masterplots II: Short Story Series, Revised Edition)
"The Shawl" remarkably applies lyrical language to the Holocaust. From the sixth sentence, in which Rosa calls herself "a walking cradle," Ozick repeatedly uses metaphor to convey the intensity of her perceptions. Her language is also precise. The series of images at the start of a sentence about Rosa's milkless breasts—"The duct-crevice extinct, a dead volcano, blind eye, chill hole"—shows Rosa struggling to say exactly what she means. This sentence also illustrates the compression of which Ozick is capable. She squeezes into a dozen words what some writers would extend through several sentences. In her essay "The Seam of the Snail," Ozick describes herself as a "pinched perfectionist" who scrupulously reworks each sentence until it is "comely and muscular." Perfectionism, however, is not the entire explanation. Often devoting her art to religious purposes, Ozick fashions sentences as though they were ritual. Such an endeavor cannot be taken lightly, especially when writing about the Holocaust, which some thinkers have declared beyond the limits of art, as least the art of persons who were not victims.
"The Shawl" seems to exist outside of time, a quality appropriate to a story designed not merely to document the horrors of the Holocaust, but to convey the mind of a person trapped in that "place without pity." It is fascinating to reread the fourth and fifth paragraphs and try to determine when the narrative arrives...
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Historical Context
The Great Depression Leads to Hitler's Rise
One of the major historical events of Ozick's lifetime was the Great Depression—the period of economic crisis and unemployment that began in the United States in October, 1929, and continued through most of the 1930s. Although she was born in 1928, one year before the start of the Depression, Ozick claims not to have been affected by it. She describes' 'the family pharmacy as giving a sense of comfort and prosperity," according to Joseph Lowin in Cynthia Ozick.
A series of events that seem to have had a far greater effect on Ozick's work occurred in Europe. In 1933, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the Gennan Reich. Several months later, he proclaimed a one-day boycott of all Jewish shops, followed quickly by the forced retirement of all non-Aryan civil servants, except soldiers. Hitler's persecution of the Jews had begun. He instituted the use of the term "Aryan" to designate members of what they believed to be a' 'master race" of non-Jewish white people, particularly those with Nordic features. Soon, kosher butchering was outlawed, as was the selling of Jewish newspapers in the street. In 1936, Jews lost the right to participate in German elections. In 1938, Jewish passports were marked with a "J," all Jewish businesses were closed down, Jewish students were removed from German schools, and Jews were no longer allowed to attend plays, movies, concerts, or exhibitions By 1939, Jews had to...
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Literary Style
Point of View
'"The Shawl'' is written in an omniscient third-person point of view. It is omniscient because the narrator can see things through the eyes of all the characters. For instance, the narrator tells readers that "Stella wanted to be wrapped in a shawl," and that "Rosa did not feel hunger"—things which could only be known by that character. The point of view is said to be third person because the narrator speaks about the characters from the outside, referring to them as "she'' or "he.''
"The Shawl" is notable for containing almost no dialogue. Rosa says nothing. Stella speaks twice: once when she calls Magda an "Aryan,'' and again when she says "I was cold'' to explain why she took Magda's shawl. Magda screams in the early part of the story, but soon gives that up. She makes no other sound until her shawl is taken from her; Rosa even thinks Magda is a mute. When Stella steals the shawl, however, Magda says what will be the only word she ever speaks: "Maaaa—." The characters' silence may represent the silence they had to maintain during the march and in the camp in order to protect their lives. Had any of them uttered one word or complaint that could have been overheard by a camp official, they would have been killed, as Magda was. Despite their lack of communication through speech, the plot is intense due to their tragic situation.
Ozick uses an extremely spare style in "The...
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Literary Techniques
Cynthia Ozick's writing style is powerful primarily because of its lack of direct reference to the horrific events her characters undergo. Initially, the reader is unsure what kind of calamity is unfolding. Ozick mentions cold and hunger and an endless march. Only obliquely does the reader view the Holocaust: via the star sewn into the coat, a grumbling electric fence, or a Nazi SS known only by the glint of his helmet or his domino-like body. Yet, this lack of direct reference is precisely what makes the reference even more powerful. Even Magda's death is described in an almost fantastical manner. Her death is artful, with her small body flying into the air and the growling and grumbling of the electric fence. In fact, it is only Rosa's pain that strikes the reader directly and makes all other oblique references real.
Another effective technique is the intermingling of innocent and horrific images. For instance, Magda's first tooth, which traditionally would evoke ideas about beginning childhood, is in Ozick's story compared to "an elfin tombstone of white marble". Rosa's breasts, normally equated with motherhood and safety, become "cracked, not a sniff of milk. The duct crevice extinct, a dead volcano, blind eye, chill hole." In both cases, the physical detail, normally equated with the beginning of life, is connected to death.
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Ideas for Group Discussions
1. How could it be argued that Stella's stealing the shawl is not evil?
2. Why do you think that Cynthia Ozick never refers directly to the Holocaust?
3. What is the effect, if any, of Magda's having blonde hair and blue eyes?
4. What do you think Magda is supposed to represent? Is Magda meant to be a pitiable figure?
5. Each character in the story has a different reaction to the Holocaust. What, if anything, does each reaction tell you about the meaning of being a survivor? About defiance and defeat?
6. How should Rosa react to Stella after Magda's death?
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Social Concerns
"The Shawl" is about a mother Rosa, her niece Stella, and Rosa's child Magda, as they struggle to survive in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II. Magda is barely old enough to walk and is surviving only because of a magical shawl that nourishes and protects her. While Rosa has the ability to sacrifice everything, even her own food, to keep her daughter alive, fourteen-year-old Stella cannot endure the same sacrifices as her aunt: "Stella gazed at Magda like a young cannibal"; Rosa, in an attempt to save her young child, "learned from Magda how to drink the taste of a finger in one's mouth." Eventually, Stella's bitter cold and her own childlike need to survive causes Stella to take Magda's shawl from her to warm her own body. While in search of the shawl, Magda wanders into the open space of the concentration camp, where she suffers a horrific death at the hands of the Nazis.
Although Cynthia Ozick is not a Holocaust survivor, one of Ozick's primary concerns is the attenuation of the Holocaust through excessive study of its principles and the subsequent objectification of its survivors. While others have reduced the concept of the survivor to an objective, distant subject, Ozick's writing refocuses the reader on the true horror and brutality of the experience in part by wrapping the most horrific events within the confines of what is traditionally a soothing item—a mother's shawl. Ozick uses the Jewish tradition of memory to inform her writing...
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Compare and Contrast
1930s: Adolf Hitler's persecution of the Jews in Germany begins in 1933. Discrimination gives way to the loss of all their rights as citizens. In 1938, the Nazis destroy the country's synagogues and begin imprisoning Jews and others in concentration camps, like the one depicted in "The Shawl." The Final Solution escalates throughout World War II, ending only in 1945 when the camps are liberated by the Allies.
1980s: The historical reality of the Holocaust is questioned by the largely discredited fringe organization, the Institute for Historical Review, through articles in the Institute's publication, The Journal of Historical Review.
1990s: New information about the Holocaust continues to make headlines. In 1995, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) admits its ' 'moral failure" to come to the aid of the Jews during the Holocaust. In 1997 the organization releases its wartime files Among the files is an exchange of letters from May, 1940, in which the World Jewish Congress asks the ICRC to investigate reports of the mass murder of Jewish prisoners of war. The ICRC responded several months later that the reports were unfounded. Also in 1997, Swiss banks release information on the dormant accounts opened by Holocaust victims before World War II. The banks are accused of hoarding the money of Holocaust victims.
1940s: The horror of the Holocaust is reflected in the diary of a young...
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Topics for Further Study
Imagine that Rosa and Stella both survived the concentration camps and are alive today. Pick one controversial social issue, such as abortion or welfare. Discuss the position you think each character would take on this issue and why.
Rosa stuffs the shawl into her mouth to keep herself from screaming when Magda is killed. Discuss the significance of this act.
"The Shawl" is written from the third-person omniscient point of view. Why do you think Ozick chose that point of view9 Do you think that first-person narration might have worked better? Why or why not?
Read another contemporary Jewish tale, such as Isaac Bashevis Singer's "Gimpel the Fool," or Ozick's "The Pagan Rabbi." How are these stories influenced by Jewish religion, lore, tradition?
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Literary Precedents
Cynthia Ozick is influenced by both Henry James and E. M. Forster. Her first novel, Trust, was in fact criticized for its obviously heavy reliance on Henry James. Later, Ozick was also influenced by Chekov, but her own writing style began to evolve as she learned to seamlessly incorporate the influences of others without sacrificing her own manner. Ultimately, Ozick values the idea of impersonation. Ozick believes that to be a good writer, one must incorporate the character of others to grasp the heart of a character. Doing so requires becoming involved in life—something Ozick contends most writers fail to do. Her fundamental belief is that writing cannot be honest without an honest, heartfelt life experience. In short, those who impersonate life will end by writing in the same false manner in which they live. Perhaps this idea was gleaned from Forster's The Longest Journey, in which characters pay a price for their attempt to imitate life without experiencing it. staged readings in New York at Playwrights Horizons. The final, full-blown production took place under the direction of Sidney Lumet at Sag Harbor's Bay Street Theatre. In 1996, another production was presented off-Broadway, at Playhouse 91 of the American Jewish Repertory Theater. In addition to its theater production, The Shawl was read by actress Claire Bloom on National Public Radio. This series was eventually transferred to an audiocassette version.
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Ozick has published poetry and novels as well as short stories. Among her other works are The Pagan Rabbi and Other Stories (1971), Art and Ardor: Essays (1983), The Cannibal Galaxy (1983), The Messiah of Stockholm (1987), Metaphor and Memory: Essays (1989), "The Shawl" (1989), Epodes: First Poems (1992), Portrait of the Artist as a Bad Character and Other Essays on Writing (1994), Fame and Folly (1996), The Puttermesser Papers (1997) and Quarrel and Quandary: Essays (2000).
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After many years of contemplating bringing "The Shawl" to the stage, Ozick finally wrote two plays, The Shawl and Rosa, based on her stories of the same names. The Shawl was originally scheduled to be performed at the American Repertory Theater but was canceled. Eventually, the play received two staged readings in New York at Playwrights Horizons. The final, full-blown production took place under the direction of Sidney Lumet at Sag Harbor's Bay Street Theatre. In 1996, another production was presented off-Broadway, at Playhouse 91 of the American Jewish Repertory Theater. In addition to its theater production, The Shawl was read by actress Claire Bloom on National Public Radio. This series was eventually transferred to an audiocassette version.
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Media Adaptations
"The Shawl" was adapted as a play by Cynthia Ozick. Directed by the well-known film director Sidney Lumet, the play was performed (as Blue Light) in 1994 at the Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, New York, and in 1996 at the Jewish Repertory Theater, New York City.
An audio version of "The Shawl," read by actress Claire Bloom, is available on the National Public Radio series "Jewish Short Stories from Eastern Europe and Beyond."
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What Do I Read Next?
Ozick's works of nonfiction—Art and Ardor, published in 1987, Metaphor and Memory, published in 1989, and Fame and Folly, published in 1996—discuss literature, Ozick's feelings about her art, and her ideas about the relationship between art and history.
Ozick's story "Rosa," published in The New Yorker in 1983, then in a short story collection paired with "The Shawl," picks up the story of Rosa and Stella some thirty years after the final scene of "The Shawl." It carries over some of the themes and images from the earlier story.
Elie Wiesel's memoir Night (1960) portrays Wiesel's own experiences as a teenager imprisoned in two concentration camps, Auschwitz and Buchenwald. At least one critic, Elaine Kauvar, believes there are allusions to Night in "The Shawl."
Anne Frank's The Diary of Anne Frank describes the life of a Jewish family trying to elude capture by the Nazis in Amsterdam during World War II. It is written by a young Jewish girl, a girl of about the age that Stella is in "The Shawl."
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Bibliography (Masterplots II: American Fiction Series, Revised Edition)
Sources for Further Study
Alkana, Joseph. "Do We Not Know the Meaning of Aesthetic Gratification? Cynthia Ozick's The Shawl, The Akedah, and the Ethics of Holocaust Literary Aesthetics." Modern Fiction Studies 43 (Winter, 1997): 963-990. Discusses Ozick's use of the midrashic approach in The Shawl to emphasize the irreconcilable cultural and historical tensions that resulted from the Holocaust. Combining fiction and parable, Ozick's novel preserves personal, social, and historical experiences to create a recounting of the Holocaust.
Bloom, Harold, ed. Modern Critical Views: Cynthia Ozick. New York: Chelsea House, 1986. This volume of essays gathers together a representative selection of the best criticism so far available of Ozick's fiction, arranged by subject in chronological order of its original publication.
Cohen, Sarah Blacher. Cynthia Ozick's Comic Art: From Levity to Liturgy. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1994. Offers an overview of Ozick's use of comedy in her short fiction. Chapters focus on single or multiple works, including The Shawl. Includes a selected bibliography of other critical works.
Friedman, Lawrence S. Understanding Cynthia Ozick. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1991.
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Bibliography and Further Reading
Halpenn, Irving "The Shawl," in Commonweal, Vol.116, December 15,1989, pp 7-11.
Hoffert, Barbara "The Shawl," in Library Journal, Vol 114, August, 1989, p 165.
Kauvar, Elaine M Cynthia Ozick's Fiction. Tradition & Invention, Indiana University Press, 1993.
Klmgenstem, Suzanne "Destructive Intimacy: The Shoah Between Mother and Daughter in Fictions by Cynthia Ozick, Noraia Rosen and Rebecca Goldstein," in Studies in American Jewish Literature, Vol. 11, No 2, Fall, 1992, pp 162- 73.
Prose, Francine A review of "The Shawl,'' in The New York Times Book Review, September 10,1989, p 1, 39.
Further Reading
Chartock, Roselle and Jack Spence, eds The Holocaust Years- Society on Trial, Bantam Books, 1978.
One of many histories of the Holocaust, Chartock and Spencer's book is notable for its clear chronology of the events in Europe from 1933 to 1945, its discussions of prejudice and scapegoating, and behavior under stress, and many essays in the words of witnesses and of Nazis themselves.
Cohen, Sarah Blacher. Cynthia Ozick's Comic Art- From Levity to Liturgy, Indiana University Press, 1994
Cohen concentrates on Ozick's use of irony in her work
Lowin, Joseph. Cynthia Ozick, Twayne Publishers, 1988.
Lowin's book provides an excellent overview of Ozick's life and work. It includes a...
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Is there any food not recommended to eat during pregnancy?
25th August 2013 06:45 AM #2
Dear Jerika,
Thank you for posting this important question.
We have an article here about Safe Eating and Drinking in Pregnancy which I think you will find helpful.
In pregnancy, a woman should avoid:
- soft blue cheese and mould ripened soft cheese (so this includes: brie, camembert, roquefort, gorgonzolo and Danish Blue). This is because there is a chance that these cheeses could cause listeriosis.
- unpasteruised milk
- uncooked/ under-cooked eggs (included egg products e.g. homemade mayonnaise)
- liver products and liver. These contain too much Vitamin A.
- Vitamin A supplements, including multivitamins that contain Vitamin A
- You should also eat two to three portions of fish a week but avoid those fish with high levels of naturally occurring mercury: shark, broadbill, marlin, swordfish and orange roughy. Avoid shellfish.
In addition to this, it is recommended not to drink alcohol in pregnancy. You should also consume no more than 200mg of caffeine a day.
Please let us know if you have any further specific questions.
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There are several foods those are restrict during for a mother during pregnancy. Foods that contains high level of calories and protein such as; red meat, caffeine, soft cheese and raw eggs.
13th November 2013 02:58 AM #4
Actually you can eat red meat in pregnancy it is liver and liver products which need to be avoided. You may not want to eat too much red meat because it is high in saturated fat but it is safe to eat.
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Hello, Dolly!
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Hello, Dolly! has become one of the most enduring musical theater hits, enjoying three Broadway revivals and international success that included being made into the film that was nominated for seven Academy Awards. Hello, Dolly! is the story of turn-of-the-century widowed matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi, who, after cunningly negotiating marriages for others through a series of comic romantic entanglements, ultimately finds her own match. Hello, Dolly! is a magical piece of musical theater filled with memorable songs such as "Put On Your Sunday Clothes," "Before the Parade Passes By," and "It Only Takes A Moment." Show-stopping dance numbers like "Dancing" and "The Waiter's Gallop" are combined with beautiful turn-of-the-century costumes to create a musical the whole family will enjoy.
CITY: Oakbrook Terrace
Polar Play Zone at Shedd Aquarium
In the Polar Play Zone, kids can slip into a penguin suit and try being a bird in the Icy South play area. From there, head to the Icy North to explore the belugas' Arctic waters in a kid-sized submarine. Don't forget to shake hands—or is it arms—with colorful sea stars in the touch pools.
CITY: Chicago
Hyde Park Neighborhood
Barack Obama lived in the Hyde Park neighborhood during the late 1980s, when he worked as a community organizer. For the inside scoop on Hyde Park, tour the area with a local volunteer from Chicago Greeter, a free service offered by the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture.
CITY: Chicago
Ralph Lauren
This stunning flagship store features the designer's complete lines of All-American fashions for men and women, home furnishings and the swank RL restaurant.
CITY: Chicago
Inn at Lincoln Park
This European-style boutique hotel features 71 guest rooms and three suites. Located on the border of Lincoln Park and Lakeview, the Inn is within walking distance of hip shops, bars and restaurants, and close to Boystown.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Cut Steakhouse
Located on the Chicago River with butcher and dry-aging room in-house, experience Chicago Cut specializing in steaks, seafood and an extensive wine list.
CITY: Chicago
Leisure Lake Resort
Resort with 212 campsites, in-ground pool, 24 acre stocked fishing lake, 2 acre beach, on-site convenience store, activities throughout the year and much more.
CITY: Joliet
Ramada Inn Lake Shore
Designed for business and leisure travelers. Clean, comfortable, and large rooms with a magnificent view of the Chicago skyline from the shore of Lake Michigan.
CITY: Chicago
Blackbird Restaurant
Blackbird in Chicago is a must eat. Voted one of Chicago's top 5 restaurants by Gourmet Magazine, it has received 3.5 stars from the Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times. Blackbird is home to Chef Paul Kahan, winner of the James Beard Award for Best Chef of the Midwest in 2004.
CITY: Chicago
The Odssey II
This 850-passenger ship offers lunch and dinner cruises, plus weekend Moonlight and Sunday Jazz Brunch cruises, with live entertainment and amazing city views.
CITY: Chicago
Noble Horse Carriage Ride
Let Noble Horse make your day or evening special. See the city from a lovely antique horse carriage ride. Noble Horse Carriages are available at 2 locations: Michigan Avenue: 820 N. Michigan Avenue, the corner of Michigan Avenue and Chicago Avenue and Old Town: 1410 N. Orleans Street, the corner of Schiller and Orleans.
CITY: Chicago
Oak Park Conservatory
Discover this botanical gem that includes fern, tropical and desert greenhouses. Special floral displays are presented in winter and spring. The Tropical Room boasts birds, and a bridged lagoon with fish and turtles. A display conservatory with three show houses, fern and floral room.
CITY: Oak Park
Diversey River Bowl
Find open bowling every night, rock music, a light show and a restaurant.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago at Sunset Tour - Wendella Sightseeing Boats
The setting sun gives way to the city's nightly light show as each building begins to shine. For two hours you'll be treated to what's been called the world's most beautiful skyline.
CITY: Chicago
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with their own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in their Napa-style tasting room, where you can view their wineries and sample the winemaker's latest creations. Shop in the gift store for unique food or wine-related gifts.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Lyric Opera Of Chicago
Lyric Opera of Chicago is one of the world's great opera companies. It is renowned internationally for its artistic excellence and financial strength. Founded in 1954, since its earliest years Lyric has distinguished itself by presenting the finest international singers, directors, and designers in classic and less-familiar operatic repertoire and in world-premiere productions. Opera performances are from September through March.
CITY: Chicago
Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra
The 75-member orchestra is the largest performing arts organization in the Chicago Southland providing professional, orchestral music of beauty and excellence. The IPO performs at Lincoln-Way North High School,19900 South Harlem Avenue, Frankfort and Lincoln-Way East High School, 201 Colorado Avenue, Frankfort.
CITY: Park Forest
Aragon Entertainment Center
Built in 1926, this historic ballroom quickly became Chicago's premier place for world-renowned live entertainment. Its unique architecture, design and ambiance have made it a multiuse facility that often hosts live concerts.
CITY: Chicago
American Girl Cafe
Chicago's American Girl Cafe is the place for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and parties. For reservations and seating times, call toll-free 877-247-5223.
CITY: Chicago
Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park
On historic Bluff Street along the waterway in downtown Joliet, this park features free summer concerts, lush grounds, outdoor bandshell and indoor theatre. Office hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm and Friday 8:00 am - 12:00 noon.
CITY: Joliet
Riverside Walking Tours
Take a walk through Riverside's history by spending the afternoon with the Frederick Law Olmsted Society, your guide to learning more about the village's unique community and landscape design. Riverside was designed in 1869 by famous landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.
CITY: Riverside
Old Town School of Folk Music
The Old Town School of Folk Music provides a wide range of music, dance, theater, and visual arts courses to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Whatever one's interest, the Old Town School provides broad access to more than 700 accredited class offerings, private lessons, and workshops that span an array of artistic genres.The school features a main stage where concerts are held year round, along with a great shop that sells music and instruments.
CITY: Chicago
Haunted Trails Family Entertainment Centers
Family entertainment center featuring hundreds of games, rides, award-winning miniature golf, Go Karts & Batting Cages, Restaurant/Party room featuring karaoke. October Haunted House (www.frightmarehauntedhouse.com). Birthday party and group packages available.
CITY: Burbank
Illinois Art Gallery
The Illinois Art Gallery is the only gallery in Chicago whose purpose it is to exhibit Illinois art.
CITY: Chicago
Drury Lane Theatre Water Tower Place
An intimate 549-seat performance space presenting contemporary plays and musicals as well as classics from Broadway and beyond.
CITY: Chicago
The Second City's de Maat Studio Theater
Named for the late improvising guru Martin de Maat, this 49-seat theater is dedicated to presenting productions that are rooted in the crafts of theatrical improvisation and sketch comedy as taught by The Second City Training Center.
CITY: Chicago
IKEA Home Furnishings
Located at I-355 and I-55 at the Boughton Rd. exit. IKEA offers home delivery, rental vans, assembly services and an IKEA credit card so that you won't have any worries while you are shopping for your home. Don't forget to visit the restaurant while you are there!
CITY: Bolingbrook
UP Comedy
UP Comedy Club presents an eclectic mix of comedy seven days a week featuring the best in Chicago stand-up, sketch and improv comedy. The club also features a full service kitchen and bar with a no drink minimum.
CITY: Chicago
Oak Street Shopping
After the Chicago fire of 1871, many wealthy Chicagoans contracted European-trained architects to build new homes and mansions on the City's Near North side. Oak Street soon became the center of the expanding Gold Coast neighborhood and home to some of Chicago's most prominent families. With the turn of the Century, skyscrapers began to grow along neighboring Michigan avenue, but Oak Street retained its historical brownstone character and intimate scale, combining glamorous style with cozy informality. Today Oak Street has become an International style center, housing many of the world's most exclusive boutiques and salons. It is a street which attracts shoppers from all over the world who seek only the best. Oak Street has become a true "destination", a street of dreams where excitement is generated by sophistication and great taste.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Private Tours
Provides tours in nine languages. Each tour comes with a chauffeur, expert guide, and luxury vehicle. Group tours available.
CITY: Chicago
Mission Impossible - The Drake Hotel
In this fast-paced action thriller, a secret government agent is wrongly accused of the death of his espionage team and must find the real spy killer on his own. In the movie, the head of the Impossible Missions Force stays at Chicago's historic Drake Hotel, located at the northern tip of the Magnificent Mile.
CITY: Chicago
Heart of Oak Park Walking Tour
See the evolution of architecture, from early Victorian to Art Deco, on this self-guided tour. Combination tickets include admission to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple, Ernest Hemingway's Birthplace and Museum, and Pleasant Home.
CITY: Oak Park
Lincoln Mall
Retail stores anchored by Carson Pirie Scott & Sears. Free standing JCPenney and Target. Variety of dining establishments. Perfect for tour operators. Close to hotels and Interstate 57.
CITY: Matteson
Kanan Cruises
Chicago's newest and largest cruise ship located at Navy Pier. Cruises are available for group and private charters along Chicago's lakefront for groups of 50 to 400 passengers.
CITY: Chicago
The Plaza Shopping Center
The Plaza has upheld the position as a cornerstone of the community for 50 years. The Plaza offers a family-focused selection of merchandise with emphasis on fashion, quality and value.
CITY: Chicago
Dec 31
Holiday Magic
See the Lights. Feel the Magic. Start a new family tradition at Chicagoland's largest holiday lights festival featuring over one million twinkling lights, animated light displays and a laser light show!Many of our indoor exhibits will be open for viewing favorite animals, including our newest, Great Bear Wilderness. Plus, there is a special dolphin show each evening at 6:30 p.m. In addition, the zoo restaurants and food stands will be open with full menus and holiday treats, and gift shops will have hundreds of unique items for those hard-to-shop-for loved ones.Enjoy a full schedule of nightly music and entertainment in the Pavilions. Outside enjoy nightly ice carving and an amazing magic show. Then step inside the Holly Jolly Theater and enjoy performances by local choirs and many more holiday themed performances. 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m Regular parking and admission fees apply. Saturdays & Sundays: Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21- 22 Thursday through Tuesday: Dec. 26-31
CITY: Brookfield
Fairfield Inn and Suites - Chicago Downtown
Beautiful 15 story, 185 contemporary style guestroom hotel. It is 1 1/2 blocks off of Michigan Ave.
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Building
Located in the center of the Magnificent Mile, and steps from the Michigan Avenue Bridge, The Wrigley Building has been a hallmark of Chicago's skyline since 1920. Designed as the headquarters for the successful chewing gum, the building was modeled after the Seville Cathedral's Giralda Tower in Spain. Today, it is still home to Wm Wrigley Jr. Company, and is perhaps best known for its dazzling white towers that illuminate the city at night.
CITY: Chicago
Merle Reskin Theatre
1325 seat proscenium theatre provides performance space for the nearly 200 public performances of the DePaul Theatre School.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Chocolate Tours
Take a fun, educational guided walking and tasting tour of select chocolate shops along the Magnificent Mile or in the Loop. Learn about the history of chocolate and sample chocolate delights on this tasty tour
CITY: Chicago
Green Mill
This Art Deco-style jazz club in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood has a storied speakeasy past from the days of prohibition. Sit back and listen to some of the best jazz and cabaret music in the city at this elegant club that served as one of the locations for the hit film, High Fidelity. The Green Mill was patterned after Clark Monroe's Uptown House in Harlem (as it was during the 40's). Uniquely comfortable to all audiences, the magic of the Mill is that the audience co-mingles in its mutual respect for the music. Photo Credit: ©Adam Alexander Photography
CITY: Chicago
Kit Kat Lounge & Supper Club
Dinner comes with a side of entertaining female impersonators at this raucous restaurant, located in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood. Sample one of more than 70 different martinis, including the famous Kit Kat.
CITY: Chicago
Museum of Contemporary Art
One of the nation's largest facilities devoted to the art of our time, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA) offers exhibitions of the most thought-provoking art created since 1945. The MCA documents contemporary visual culture through painting, sculpture, photography, video and film, and performance. Located in the heart of downtown Chicago, the MCA boasts a gift store, bookstore, restaurant, 300-seat theater, and a terraced sculpture garden with a great view of Lake Michigan. The MCA aspires to engage a broad and diverse audience, create a sense of community and be a place for contemplation, stimulation, and discussion about contemporary art and culture.
CITY: Chicago
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Handcrafted Wine. Modern Casual Dining. Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant opened in 2005 in Orland Park, a south suburb of Chicago. The concept was unique. They created a signature menu with a selection of dishes designed to pair perfectly with their own Cooper's Hawk wines, made in their own private winery. With sophisticated food and exceptional wines, the 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.
CITY: Orland Park
Hostelling International
Newly renovated dormitory-style accommodations in the downtown area. For less than $30/night, guests can enjoy our fully-equipped kitchen and dining hall, internet room, 2 in-house restaurants, information center, and free programs.
CITY: Chicago
Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago
Soaring 92 stories above the Loop and North Michigan Avenue, Trump International Hotel & Tower® Chicago is a showcase of bold style and engaging design, polished stainless steel and iridescent-tinted glass. It is the tallest reinforced concrete building in the world, and downtown Chicago's most enviable address.
CITY: Chicago
Wright Ride 2013
Enjoy all the charm, beauty, and architectural character of the near western suburbs. Routes of 10, 25, and 50 miles.
CITY: Oak Park
Nothing Like the Holidays - Adler Planetarium
A Puerto Rican family living in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood faces what may be their last Christmas together.
CITY: Chicago
Balmoral Woods Country Club
An 18-hole championship course cut thru 10,000 oak trees, with water hazards on 9 of 18 holes, complete clubhouse bar and restaurant. Chicagoland Golf 5 Star rated facility.
CITY: Crete
U.S. Cellular Field
President-elect Barack Obama is an avowed fan of the Chicago White Sox, and is often seen wearing a White Sox baseball cap. U.S. Cellular features an exploding scoreboard, an old-time facade, complete with arches and over 40,000 unobstructed-view seats.
CITY: Chicago
Adobo Grill Old Town
Adobo Grill, one of the top Mexican restaurants in the city, is best known for table-side guacamole, margaritas and a collection of over 80 tequilas.
CITY: Chicago
Tour Black Chicago
This city tour travels in luxury coaches and highlights African-American social, cultural and historical events.
CITY: Chicago
Redmoon Theater
Redmoon Theatre was founded in 1989 in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago. Redmoon has won national acclaim as the country's leading creator of spectacle theatre -- a highly visual and inventive theatre style that embraces the act of transformation through pageantry, puppetry, contraption-type mechanical objects, robust physical movement, and surprising use of scale and special effects. Using this unique visual language, Redmoon transforms streets and stages into places of public celebration, capable of speaking across cultural, ethnic, and generational boundaries.
CITY: Chicago
W Chicago City Center
Located in the Loop, the W Chicago is close to downtown theaters, the Willis Tower, Millennium Park and The Art Institute. The hotel offers in-room spa treatments and the 24-hour Sweat Fitness Center.
CITY: Chicago
Richard J. Daley Center & Plaza
This powerful, 31-story tower was designed by Jacques Brownson (b. 1923) of C. F. Murphy Associates. Composed of three massive structural bays, each an unprecedented 87-feet wide and nearly 48-feet deep, and supported by warren trusses at every floor, the building achieves incredible structural integrity and interior flexibility. The exterior wall plane consists of 12-foot-high windows with amber-tinted glass and 6-foot-high panels of self-weathering Cor-Ten steel, which has aged to a rich brown color. The large public plaza features a 50-foot-tall Cor-Ten sculpture of 1967 by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), gifted by him to the city of Chicago. The Daley Center plaza is one in a line of three important public plazas in the heart of the Loop (see also the Federal Center and Chase Bank Plaza). Photo courtesy of AIA Chicago, Wes Urschel. Copy and descriptions courtesy of AIA Illinois and the 150 Great Places in Illinois www.illinoisgreatplaces.com
CITY: Chicago
Andersonville & Edgewater: Chicago Neighborhood Tours
Discover the gay-friendly shops and restaurants of Andersonville, then head to Edgewater to see Art Deco and Tudor Revival architecture in the Bryn Mawr Historic District. Tours depart from the Chicago Cultural Center.
CITY: Chicago
Best Western Plus Oakbrook Inn
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 45 fully-appointed rooms in a boutique hotel setting. Every guest room features goose down comforter, cd/dvd player, refrigerator, microwave, Evening homemade choc.chip cookies, and complimentary breakfast buffet.
CITY: Westmont
Avenues at The Peninsula
Awarded Four Stars from Chicago magazine, Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune, Avenues serves contemporary cuisine. A discriminating wine list and meticulous service round out the Avenues experience, making it one of Chicago's greatest dining triumphs.
CITY: Chicago
Rocket Ice Arena
Come feel the thrill of the chill at the Rocket Ice Arena, offering programs for all ages and ability levels in figure skating and hockey.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Performing Arts Chicago
Performing Arts Chicago is dedicated to the presentation of new work by local, national and international artists.
CITY: Chicago
Lincoln Landing
Dedicated on February 12, 2009, Lincoln Landing is Lockport's newest attraction. This park, located on the original Public Landing platted as a dock area by Canal Commissioners in 1836, features a unique bronze statue of a young Abraham Lincoln created by artist David Ostro. Interpretive signage through the park highlights the history of the I&M Canal, its impact on the Lockport community, and Lincoln's connections to both. This open-air museum is self-guiding, but is enhanced by a website with school lesson plans.
CITY: Lockport
Oak Brook Sports Core
269-acre sports facility that offers upscale banquets, weddings, corporate picnics, golf and polo outings for 250-400 people. Tents can be added for larger groups.
CITY: Oak Brook
Little Red Schoolhouse Nature Center - Willow Springs
Forest preserve nature center designed to educate the public about the importance of wildlife and our environment.
CITY: Willow Springs
IO Theater
Home of the best long-form improv comedy in Chicago, iO offers two theatre spaces with performances by some of the best comedians around.
CITY: Chicago
The "staggering beer list" and creative, Belgian-focused menu has made the Hopleaf a destination restaurant. A favorite of the neighborhood and beyond, you can expect Hopleaf to always be hoping.
CITY: Chicago
The Plaza
For your shopping needs, including stores such as Carson Pirie Scott and Circuit City.
CITY: Evergreen Park
Carleton Hotel of Oak Park
Beautifully appointed guestrooms and suites grace this historic boutique hotel. Within walking distance to unique shopping and dozens of restaurants. Conference and banquet facilities available, plus two restaurants inhouse - Poor Phil's and Philander's.
CITY: Oak Park
United Center
Multi-purpose arena, home of the Chicago Bulls (NBA) and the Chicago Blackhawks (NHL). Other events - concerts, ice shows, circus, etc.
CITY: Chicago
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
The urban gateway to nature and science. The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum is a place where city dwellers can reconnect with the wonder of the natural world. From a hands-on water lab to a wilderness walk to the only international, year-round butterfly haven, science comes alive.
CITY: Chicago
Jan 12
Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier
Everyone's favorite winter extravaganza returns to Navy Pier – Winter WonderFest presented by Bank of America! 'Tis the season to have too much fun inside a 170,000 square foot festive holiday playground. Entertainment for the entire family includes indoor ice skating, rides, attractions, an indoor Ferris wheel and so much more. Bring your family for fun and excitement at the 12th annual Winter WonderFest by Bank of America at Navy Pier!
CITY: Chicago
Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie School of Architecture Historic District
Guided and self-guided tours of historical district containing the greatest concentration of Wright-designed structures. A virtual outdoor museum of architectural history in America.
CITY: Oak Park
Chicago Opera Theater
This opera company specializes in a unique repertoire that focuses on works from the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries, performed beautifully in a small venue.
CITY: Chicago
Chicago Photo Safaris
A professional photographer takes visitors to a landmark Chicago destination while giving tips on composition, lighting and exposure. These sessions are for photographers of any skill level with any kind of camera, digital or film.
CITY: Chicago
Siegel's Cottonwood Farms
Siegel's Cottoonwood Farm is an over 100 years old 4th Generation working family farm established in 1909. We offer Spring and Fall Educational Farm Tours. In the Spring and Summer the farm is open with a Garden Center featuring Bedding Plants, Veggie Plants, Shrubs, Trees, Hanging Baskets, Fresh Baked Pies, Jams and Jellies & much more. Starting in July the farm has Fresh Picked Xtra Sweet, Sweet Corn and other Farm Fresh Produce. Sweet Corn & Produce are also available at the Joliet and Shorewood roadside stands. Starting June 1st thru October the farm is available for company picnics, group outings, corporate events and fundraisers. Starting the 3rd Weekend of September the Annual Pumpkin Fest opens with "Affordable Fun on the Farm" with over 20 different attractions; among them a Petting Zoo, 10 Acre Zombie Cornfield Maze, Grain Train, Gem Mining, Train Rides and new attractions added every year, like this years Zombie Farm Paintball Ride. For the adults don't miss out on the #1 Voted Haunted House, Statesville Haunted Prison, Open the first weekend of October.
CITY: Lockport
Charnley-Persky House Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan designed this Gold Coast residence, now the home of the Society of Architectural Historians. Open for tours.
CITY: Chicago
Located in the West Loop neighborhood, the cedar-lined dining room is as rustic as the menu. With seasonal menus that include sharable choices, they also have a cheese cave with a collection of artisan cheeses from Spain, Italy, France and Portugal.
CITY: Chicago


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