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13th Annual Ceramic Art Show and Sale
The Clayworkers Guild Of Illinois presents The Members 13th Annual Ceramic Art Show And Sale At The Old Court House Arts Center On The Historic Woodstock Square Beginning October 3 and Continuing Through November 3. The Exhibition Displays The Guild Members Work And Provides An Opportunity For The Community To Purchase Items From Local Potters. For More Information About The Guild go to: www.clayworkersguild.com The Old Court House Arts Center Hours Are Thursday Through Saturday 11 am To 5 pm And Sunday From 1 pm To 5 pm. For More Information Call 815-338-4525 Or Visit Their Website At www.oldcourthouseartscenter.com.
CITY: Woodstock
A Step Above Antiques
A unique shop filled with antiques, gifts, collectibles and crafts. Wide variety of limited edition collectibles including Santas, angels and other figurines.
CITY: Richmond
Alden Resale
Alden Resale is a flourishing resale shop with excellent prices on a wide variety of quality merchandise. Specializing in furniture and memorabilia. This is a bargain hunter's paradise.
CITY: Alden
All My Stitches Quilt Shop
Quilting fabric, books, patterns, notions, and classes. Come check us out!
CITY: Belvidere
Anderson Candy Shop
Simply the best chocolates you can get anywhere! Consumers Digest says "One of the best kept secrets in North America!" It's cooked in copper kettles and individually hand-dipped as it has been since 1919. Locally owned family shop.
CITY: Richmond
Antiques on Broadway
Over 7,000 square feet of fine refinished furniture, including dining room sets, bedroom sets and accessories. Also an extensive inventory of architectural items from building salvage projects.
CITY: Richmond
Arte Verde Garden Center and Landscape Co.
Come see the area's largest selection of top-quality plants, including annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, vegetable plants, and shrubs. Farm animals and exotic birds. Unique plants not found in other garden centers. A name that stands for quality!
CITY: Poplar Grove
Bank Block Antiques and More
Antiques, collectibles, furniture, floral arrangements, jewelry, glassware, made-to-order furniture and shelves, in-home help with decorating and more.
CITY: Marengo
Barrington Ice House Village Mall Shops and Restaurants
Explore this historic mall, built in 1904, featuring more than 20 specialty shops and Chessie's, an authentic 1915 train station restaurant with its own railroad car.
CITY: Barrington
Belvidere Farmer's Market
Community Farmer's' Market. Due to their commitment to quality and freshness, not all products are available all year round. The farmers bring only their produce to market in their freshest state so not all selections are in stock every week. The Market does its best to ensure seasonal produce is abundantly available during harvest time. Open seasonally June through October.
CITY: Belvidere
Belvidere Rent All & Party Store
Get all your party supplies here! We rent just about everything, from blow-up obstacle courses, to tables and chairs, to wedding trellises. We also carry all sorts of tools and machinery to suit your needs.
CITY: Belvidere
Ben's Christmas Tree Farm
Ben's Christmas Tree Farm was founded in 1983. Since then, Ben's has provided visitors with organically grown fir and pine trees in an authentic country atmosphere. Besides trees, enjoy the animals, wagon rides and more.
CITY: Harvard
Blue Violet BodyworksSpa
Facials, manicures, pedicures, body polish, haircuts, massage and more.
CITY: Elgin
Blue Wind Gallery & Annex 4121
Furniture, collectibles, comics, militaria, railroad memorabilia, original landscape and wildlife paintings.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Boberosa Barnworks
The quaint shop opened in the fall of 2001, selling pumpkins and barn wood crafts. Antiques and crafts, from furniture and home decor to primitives, tools and vintage farm equipment -- there's a wide assortment to choose from.
CITY: Capron
Books at Sunset
New and gently read books, books on tape, gift items, cappuccino, biscotti and even "tea for two."
CITY: Elgin
The 185,000-square-foot retail showroom is an educational and entertainment attraction, featuring a décor of museum-quality animal displays, huge aquariums and trophy animals interacting in realistic re-creations of their natural habitats.
CITY: Hoffman Estates
Castle Gardens
Garden decorations, lawn furniture, plants, flowers, shrubs and trees. Come see our selection and find just what you're looking for!
CITY: Richmond
Cattywampus offers fun, affordable gifts! A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest folks!
CITY: Genoa
Cattywampus featuring MCR Framing
Fun and unusual gifts plus home accessories and custom framing for your favorite art.
CITY: Genoa
Celtic Home and Hearth
Celtic Home & Hearth offers unique selections of Celtic and Renaissance inspired and imported items all specially chosen for their quality and appeal.
CITY: Richmond
Cobblestone's on the Square
The place to visit for a charming shop offering a wide selection of furniture, home furnishings, gifts, candy, and more!
CITY: Woodstock
Colonial Antique Mall and Restoration Center
150 Quality dealers in spacious 35,000 square foot mall, featuring largest furniture inventory in Northern Illinois including: Architecturals, built-ins, mantles, lamps & fixtures. PLUS: 85 showcases - jewelry, collectibles. No reproductions or crafts.
CITY: Woodstock
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with our own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in our Napa-style tasting room, where you can view our wineries and sample our winemaker's latest creations. Shop in our gift store for unique food or wine related gifts.
CITY: South Barrington
Country Cabin Orchard and Nursery
This u-pick apple orchard (with eight varieties), also includes a petting zoo, gift shop, wagon rides, pumpkin patch, Christmas trees, donuts, pies, bakery and fall nursery. Open mid-September through December 24.
CITY: Woodstock
Country Church Antiques
Specializing in pine, oak, mahogany furniture. Textiles, china, and glassware.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Country Faire
Afghans, books, baby quilts, birdhouses and feeders, ceramics, goose clothes and geese, southwest artifacts, lawn and garden decor and more.
CITY: Hampshire
Countryside Garden Center
Welcome to the wonderful world of Countryside. Proud to be recognized as one of the finest retail flower shop, nursery and garden center facilities in the Midwest.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Crystal Lake Plaza
Over 40 specialty shops, a grocery store, furniture store, and restaurants at this center.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Crystal Point Shopping Center
Several restaurants and seven national chains, including Best Buy, K-Mart, Office Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Sports Authority, provide various home and business products.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Deer Park Town Center
Deer Park Town Center features over 70 of the most exclusive stores and restaurants in Chicago's northwest suburbs. Located at the intersection of Rand (Route 12) and Long Grove Roads in Deer Park, IL, Deer Park Town Center is an easy drive from surrounding suburbs, downtown Chicago or O'Hare Airport. Park in front of your favorite store and spend an hour or a day. At Deer Park Town Center, there's something for everyone.
CITY: Deer Park
Edwards Orchard
Open August through November, come visit our farm this fall to share in our rustic culture and enjoy a taste of the season. Many varieties of apples to taste. Also available, in season, are raspberries, pumpkins, home-made goodies, and our famous apple cider donuts. Take a horse drawn ride out to the orchard to pick your own apples too. Family tradition starts here! There's a petting zoo too.
CITY: Poplar Grove
Exclusively Yours Leiza-George
A shopping experience like no other, this store has floor-to-ceiling gifts from around the would. Its specialties include handmade oak and Amish furniture, jewelry, linens, cards, Christmas items and more.
CITY: Belvidere
Flower Bin Specialty Shoppe
Stop by and see their new location in Winter Plaza in Belvidere. Many wonderful gift items, fresh flowers, green plants, personalized service, and silk arrangements for home and office. Delivery all around the world -- AFS and Teleflora wire services.
CITY: Belvidere
We are a flower & gift shop, garden center, landscape, nursery, patio and grill shop. We can landscape and decorate your home, your garden ... your life! Flower arrangements for any occasion.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Funderburg Antiques
Large European and American furniture from 1840's to 1930's: armoires, sideboards, tables, bureaus, chairs. More than 1,000 stained and beveled glass windows, some matching. Owner makes several annual European buying trips.
CITY: Belvidere
Genoa Open Air Market
Last Saturday of the month from June through October. Featuring locally-grown produce, wine, baked goods, flowers, and artisan crafts.
CITY: Genoa
Ginger Blossom
Ethnic and traditional crafts, rugs, furniture, sweaters, antiques and more from all over the world. Ginger Blossom buys from small-scale producers who are paid an equitable wage, work under safe conditions, and do business in an ecologically sustainable manner.
CITY: Richmond
Glunz Family Wine & Cellars - Long Grove
Enjoy four generations of wine making at Lake County's first winery. Our award-winning wines are available for tasting and to purchase by the bottle or discounted cases. Shop unique gifts and accessories for wine lovers at every level.
CITY: Long Grove
Goebbert's Pumpkin Farm and Garden Center
Fall: festival with haunted house, corn maze, farm animals, and more. Spring/Summer: large selection of annuals, perennials, vegetable plants, trees, shrubs, aquatic plants, roses, planters, and gourmet food items. Admission is free - cost for some activities.
CITY: South Barrington
Goebbert's Pumpkin Patch - Hampshire
Ride the wagon to pick your own pumpkin, shop the Harvest Market and visit the Farmers Wife Cafe and Bakery. Goebbert's has a second location in South Barrington.
CITY: Hampshire
Grampy's Antique Store
Offers affordable American and English antiques / curiosities in primitive, country, cottage, Victorian, and traditional styles. Includes furniture, architectural goods, lamps, glassware, stoneware, tools, artwork, etc. Spend a day in Hebron.
CITY: Hebron
Grayslake's Fall/Winter Farmers Market
Come out to downtown Grayslake on Saturdays for the Fall Farmers Market. The market will offer seasonal produce, baked goods, wine and cheeses, spices, organic selections, ready-to-eat food, live entertainment and much more. The fall market is located at Centennial Park 147 Center Street in downtown Grayslake. For details and vendors please visit the website.
CITY: Grayslake
Haeger Potteries
This fourth generation, family-owned pottery company features an on-site museum and a factory store that holds an annual summer sale.
CITY: Dundee
Hanan Hall Romantica Boutique
Original fashion jewelry designs from romantic to Renaissance. Special occasion, wedding and prom, are our specialty.
CITY: West Dundee
Harmony Water Garden
This aquatic nursery has hundreds of water lilies, marsh plants, fish and related products. In business for a decade. Pond maintenance services available, call for an appointment.
CITY: Caledonia
Harms Farm and Garden Center
Visit the petting zoo and take a ride on the Pumpkin X-press. Featuring pumpkins, apples, costumes, crafts, weekend events, flowers, nursery stock, fruit, and vegetables. Christmas trees and more!
CITY: McHenry
Harvard Antique Emporium
Come see our selection of antiques. Something for everybody's taste.
CITY: Harvard
Historic Volo Country Village
Come visit our 30-acre antique theme park. Anchored by the nationally recognized Volo Auto Museum, the site also boasts great shopping in five separate malls selling antiques, unique gifts and collectibles. Over 400 dealers.
CITY: Volo
Homestead Orchard
This u-pick orchard features 14 varieties of apples, plus rhubarb and raspberries. The Homestead's store is located in a century-old horse barn, stocked with homemade honey, candles, dried flowers, dried apple chips and more.
CITY: Woodstock
House of Fireplaces
Fireplaces, glass doors, gas logs, tool sets, screens, and related accessories.
CITY: Elgin
Huntley Outlet Center
Huntley Outlet Center offers over 40 brand name retailers at 25% to 65% off every day, including Mikasa, Reebok/Rockport Outlet Store, BOSE Factory Outlet, The Gap, Carter's and much more.
CITY: Huntley
J.W. Platek's
At J.W. Plateks restaurant and Brewery, you will have an exceptional dining experience. Unique specials, seafood and hand cut steaks are just some of the things we have to offer. The only brewery in McHenry County, with fresh robust handcrafted beers.
CITY: Richmond
Judy's Quilt 'N' Sew
A nice selection of fabric, notions, books and threads. Experienced quilters to assist with all your quilting needs. Quilting classes available.
CITY: Hampshire
Kindness Inc.
Antiques, collectibles, gifts. Animal-related items are our specialty. Proceeds aid local no-kill animal shelter.
CITY: Elgin
Lake County Fairgrounds
The annual Lake County Fair runs for five days beginning the last Wednesday in July. The Expo Building is available for rent for meetings, shows, weddings, and events year-round. Monthly events including Antique Shows, Swap Meet, Crafts Shows, Dog and Horse Shows, and much more. Visit the website for event schedule.
CITY: Grayslake
Laughing Cat Antiques Shop
The Laughing Cat Antiques Shop is the purrfect place to find that vintage treasure, your own personal key to the past! We have 17 dealers here to make sure you have plenty to choose from. you will find vintage Indian jewelry as well as rhinestone and sterling. Come in, walk down memory lane, and see our eclectic mix of antiques, rare antique post office items, depression glass, antique dolls, advertising signs, and Victorian children's items. We also have a primitives room for you, featuring the most fantastic American primitives...a must see!
CITY: Genoa
Levin's Shoes and Dry Goods
Family owned since 1922. Shoes and clothing for the whole family. Name brand as well as some unusual items.
CITY: Marengo
Lloyd and Leota's Antiques
Antiques and fine furniture, restoration, refinishing, repair, rushing, caning, spindles, and hand stripping. Complete restoration service. Eight shops and restaurants nearby. Spend a day in Hebron.
CITY: Hebron
Lloyd's Paint 'n Paper
Family owned and operated paint, wallpaper and window treatment business. Come to the decorating center where our customers are the kings. Custom stain & paint matching and personal direction for beautiful walls and windows.
CITY: Woodstock
Long Grove Historic Village
Long Grove is home to over 80 specialty shops and restaurants, set within historic buildings, cobblestone walks and colorful gardens. Visitors find unusual gift stores, art galleries, antiques, upscale clothing and diverse food and dining options.
CITY: Long Grove
Massage Envy
Massage Envy Lake Zurich specializes in therapeutic massage. We have a full staff of Illinois licensed, nationally certified therapists who perform a variety of different modalities: Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology, sports, pregnancy and injury massage, to name a few. Our introductory rate of $39 can't be beat. Be sure to ask about our wellness program that makes massage affordable for everyone!
CITY: Lake Zurich
Material Girl Fabric Shop
Material Girl Fabric Shop located in downtown Crystal Lake, formerly The Fabric Shop, features fresh and modern fabric designers such as Anthology, Free Spirit, Westminster Including: Amy Butler, Kaffe Fawcett, Riley Blake, Alexander Henry, Michael Miller - Including Anna Griffin, Moda, Henry Glass, Kaufman, Hoffman and more. We offer an extensive variety of fabrics, trims and notions for Crystal Lake and the surrounding McHenry County area. In addition, we continue to add more fabric lines and designers such as RJR, Batik Textiles, Red Rooster, Andover, Art Gallery, Lecien, Clothworks, Dunroven House, James Thompson & Co., Marcus Fabrics, Oilcloth, Intl., P & B Textiles, Quilting Treasures, Shannon Fabrics, Studio E, and Mary Flanagan Wools. We now offer Sewing Classes and Sewing Instruction right here in our Crystal Lake store. These classes will be for beginners as well as experienced sewers of all ages looking for new ideas and inspirations.
CITY: Crystal Lake
McEachran Homestead
The McEachran Homestead is offically recognized by the State of Illinois as a sesquicentennial farm. In addition to preserves and fresh produce, the farm sells its own line of grape and fruit wines.
CITY: Caledonia
McHenry Riverwalk
The McHenry Riverwalk connects the city's shopping, dining and entertainment districts with the Fox River.
CITY: McHenry
More Than Delicious Orchard
This seasonal orchard offers more than 80 varieties of apples and pears.
CITY: Woodstock
My Honey Co.
At My Honey Co, we take pride in our honey. We promise you the best quality honey possible. It is natural, completely raw, and unpasteurized. We invite you to enter our special world of honey and let one of nature's finest foods sweeten your day!
CITY: Richmond
Nature's Garden
We've been told we're "Not just the usual" garden and gift shop. We focus on Garden and Yard Art that is both functional and fun. You never know what unique, new or crafted item you might find here!
CITY: Belvidere
Norton's USA
We sell only products made in the United States! We offer an eclectic mix of common household items from toys to tools, glassware to garden supplies, fashions to food and so much more. When you shop at Norton's U.S.A, you help keep America working!
CITY: Barrington
Oak Hill Gardens
25,000 square feet of tropical splendor. Known for easy-to-grow orchids, flowering house plants and indoor foliage. Open year 'round.
CITY: West Dundee
Olde St. Pete's Antiques
Primitive and unique furniture, accessories, folk art, and collectibles.
CITY: Hampshire
Oney's Tree Farm
Enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride to find your perfect Christmas tree and browse the gift shop.
CITY: Woodstock
Peter Patterson Glassworks
Chicagolands most creative hot glass artisan studio. Glass that glows in the dark that uses phosphorus materials. Shop for unique ready made pieces or take a class and make your own. We are great for interactive special events and parties! We can custom create many different shapes, colors for decoration or to display awards and memorials.
CITY: Mundelein
Pioneer Tree Farm
Selling cut-your-own Christmas trees since 1973, this farm has thousands of trees to choose from, including Scotch Pine and Colorado Spruce, all organically grown and pruned by hand. There are tractor rides out to the trees, plus shaking and bailing are free.
CITY: McHenry
Poppy Seed Primitives
Poppy Seed Primitives is a cozy place where you can find antiques, primitive home decor items and gift ideas. We strive to find products that are unique and sometimes one-of-a-kind. We are proud to offer many items that are made here in the U.S. Some are even locally hand-made. Our inventory is always changing for the seasons.
CITY: Genoa
Port Edward Gift Shop
Nautical binnacles, sextants, ship models, barometers, blown glass, kaleidoscopes, fog horns, compasses, Chelsea clocks, Bulova, Janmark and more.
CITY: Algonquin
Primrose Lane
Antiques, home decor, one-of-a-kind architectural pieces and unique gift items.
CITY: West Dundee
Pro Golf - Crystal Lake
Come shop at the Pro Golf store for everything you need for golfing. We have top name clubs, apparel, bags, balls, shoes, and more. The perfect place to find a gift for the golfer you know.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Rags to Vintage
We sell garden decor, primitives, antiques, collectibles, glassware, furniture, children's primitive furniture, tools, books, and we have a gentlemen's room where we specialize in fishing, pipes, hunting, bar decor, and way more.
CITY: Poplar Grove
Railroad St. Market
An 1847 Blacksmith and Wagonmaker's shop featuring two floors of country pine, oak, walnut, mahogany furniture and accessories. Some architectural artifacts.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Randy's Vegetables
Specializing in garden flowers and supplies, jams, specialty foods, home grown produce, u-pick field, pumpkins, fall family fun activities.
CITY: Elgin
Renee's of Ridgefield
Come to our quaint village of shops, filled with quality antiques and fine accent pieces for your home.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Richardson Adventure Farm & Corn Maze
Richardson Adventure Farm offers 5 mazes with 33 acres of maze fields. For example, there is the Finger Fortune Trail for a quick maze that only takes 10 minutes. On another adventure, the Quiz Maze, answer fun quiz questions to guide you through and if you have the wrong answers, you'll go the wrong way! Family fun at every turn in the World's Largest Corn Maze, pumpkin patch, & Christmas trees. Fans of the board game, Clue, will instantly recognize the similarity to our maze game, FSI Farm Scene Investigation. Also enjoy the 50' tall observation tower, a Zip Line that is 30' high and 700' long, the ZORB Ride, beautiful wooded picnic area, free campfires, 3 wooden bridges in the corn maze, pedal carts and trikes, feed the goats, corn cabin, concessions for sale and free wagon ride to the five acre maze (weekends).
CITY: Spring Grove
Richmond Antique District
We are a quaint little village where you can enjoy a day or two of shopping for antiques, confectionery, and fine restaurants. Also bike, walk, or ski on the recreation path.
CITY: Richmond
Richmond Flea Market
Indoor flea market (one of the largest in northern Illinois). Old and new merchandise including home improvement materials, furniture, used appliances, tools, dishes, clothing, jewelry, books, and more. Weekends only!
CITY: Richmond
Ridgefield Antique Dealers
Escape for the ordinary! A blend of dealers featuring quality, affordable American and English antiques including oak, pine, walnut & mahogany, quilts, china, glassware & unusual antique accessories.
CITY: Ridgefield


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"I see BioLogos as an invaluable resource for parents who want to help their children grow as thoughtful, faithful Christians who make a real difference in today's world."
What's the evidence for the idea that God exists or doesn't exist? I think anyone who's looked at that would conclude that the strong atheist position of saying, "I know there is not God" is not an easy one to sustain.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
The conflict does not come from God or nature—we have created the conflict ourselves. Intentionally or not, we often extend science past its natural bounds and use the Bible for questions it does not intend to answer.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
Zoologist Steve Roels shares a summary of his experiences listening and talking with the scientists in attendance at the Third World Summit on Evolution and also offers a reflective essay and poem about evolution, psalms of praise, Darwin, and the islands that so inspired him.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
Its questionable treatment of science and scientists—with an attack mindset and a goal to make scientists look stupid—causes me to advise extreme caution. Bluntly, I see this video as counter to our evangelistic mission.
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
Listening to his story I had to remind myself that Phil was an atheist, not a seminary student recalling those who had inspired him to enter the pastorate. As the narrative developed, however, it became clear where things came apart for Phil.
We're pleased to introduce the first official commercials for BioLogos, produced by Ryan Pettey of Satellite Pictures and featuring BioLogos vice president Jeff Schloss, philosopher Alister McGrath, and theologian NT Wright.
My Hawking-induced crisis of faith spurred me to move beyond a "God of the gaps"—a shrunken deity enlisted merely to fill any remaining pockets of mystery that science has yet to illuminate. Indeed, my experience has been that recapturing the doctrine of Creation in its scriptural fullness points us toward a much more exciting understanding of creation. It points us toward a God for whom science is a gift rather than a stumbling block. And perhaps most importantly, it points to a Creator God who is worthy of worship, enjoyment, and trust.
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
Last month, we announced the 37 grantees from our Evolution & Christian Faith program! This month, we take a closer look at the projects and what's "in the pipeline" over the coming years from these grantees!


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Bill inspired by Luis Santos' murder targets political favors for criminals like Esteban Nunez
Esteban Nunez, the son of former California Assembly speaker Fabian Nunez, and his Sacramento buddy Ryan Jett were sentenced today to 16 years in prison in the fatal stabbing death of San Diego college student in the fall of 2008. Last month, Nunez, 21, and his friend 24-year-old Jett pleade ... More >>
Esteban Nunez.By Christine Pelisek, reporting from San Diego Esteban Nunez, the 20-year-old son of former state Assembly Speaker and Los Angeles political powerhouse Fabian Nunez, took a plea deal on Wednesday in the case of a stabbing death at San Diego State University in the fall of 2008. ... More >>
By Christine Pelisek reporting from San DiegoThe mother of Esteban Nunez, Maria Robles, burst into tears in a San Diego courtroom this afternoon, and family members seemed equally shocked, when Judge Robert O'Neill ordered the son of California Assembly Speaker Emeritus Fabian Nunez to be taken to j ... More >>
Bad suburban boys break ranks, and Esteban Nunez and pal Ryan Jett are fingered
By Christine PelisekAt a key hearing today in San Diego, defense attorneys for the "bad suburban boys" accused of plunging a knife into the heart of an unarmed, college kid, Luis Santos, during a drunken brawl, sought to paint a picture of Santos and his buddies as the aggressors. latinopoliticsb ... More >>
Just two weeks before the first anniversary of the death of 22-year-old San Diego college student Luis Santos, one of the four men charged with his fatal stabbing pleaded guilty September 16. Rafael Garcia, the son of a respected Sacramento administrative law judge, also agreed to testify against t ... More >>
The son of Fabian Nunez, and his friends, face the music in Lu Santos killing
San Diego Superior Court Judge Cynthia Bashant ruled today that former California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez's son, Esteban, and three friends must stand trial for the stabbing death of an allegedly unarmed 22-year-old college student outside a fraternity party.Esteban NunezBashant made her ... More >>
Esteban Nunez, the son of former California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez who was arrested in the stabbing death of a 22-year-old college student, may have possible gang ties, according to search warrants released Wednesday. Nunez,19, and three of his friends -- all of whom live in the Sacramento ar ... More >>


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Newnan Downtown Development Authority members voted to have staff move forward with plans to install informational kiosks downtown.
JoAnn Gentry, Main Street Newnan manager, presented various design options to the authority during its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at Newnan City Hall.
"We don't have exact locations picked out yet," said Hasco Craver IV, business development director for the city.
In other action:
• Staff presented the authority's year-to-date budget.
Total revenues through mid-June are $78,600. That includes almost $40,000 from the Taste of Newnan and slightly more than $12,000 for Market Day.
Total expenses to date are $51,280. Of that, about $32,300 was from Taste of Newnan and $4,177 for the annual banquet.
• The authority also approved paperwork to start the loan process for a $44,697 loan through the state Department of Community Affairs for Gillyweed, which recently opened at 8 Jackson Street, as a boutique shop. The loan is to help cover costs with acquiring and renovating the store.
"The city and the authority are not liable for this loan," pointed out authority chairman Casey Smith. The loan's terms are for 15 years at 2 percent interest.


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James from Cudjoe Key tells us that a nature trail he has walked for 10 years is now regularly flooded, even at low tide. Here is a photo he sent us:
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Rick Smith Sweeps the Late Model Main Events!
Late Model Division (Twin 40 #1)
There were 23 Late Models on the track for the first of two 40 lap Late Model main events. The first LM A Main was caution filled. Contact on the track resulted in plenty of sparks, smoke and twisted metal. #31 Rick Smith, #42 Ronnie Hults, #78 Darren Crocker, #12 Bruce Yackey & #54 Joe James Jr lead the pack as Hults made a furious sprint on the outside of turn 2 passing Smith for the lead.From there it was a fender to fender drag race between Hults & Smith with Yackey consistently intervening for the top spot. After a yellow flag, Yackey and Smith flew ahead to lead the pack with Hults close behind. The 1st place drag race continued between Yackey, Smith and Hults as they came close to running 3 wide along the main stretch. Suddenly, Hults punched it and took back the lead!
Soon after, in a devastating turn of events, Hults spun 180 degrees coming around turn 3 and a pile up ensued.
Hults Takes the Mother's Day Late Model Opener
Dacono, CO – Colorado National Speedway Late Model Division
With only 7 laps to go, #42 Ronnie Hults surprised the throng of screaming fans with an amazing dash from a well earned 3rd position, to first place!
28 Late Models showed up for the big Mother's Day event. #12 Bruce "the Moose" Yackey, #31 Rick Smith, #27 Roger "the Ice Man" Avants & #54 Joe James Jr brought their A game to track as the top dogs in 2 intense qualifying bouts. When it came down to the 40 lap main event, the field had been thinned to 22 of the best Late Models in the Country.
#21 Mike Bowen took the pole with #54 Joe James Junior on the outside. Rick Smith and Avants sat pretty in row two with an eager Yackey inside row three.
On the first lap, Joe James Jr took an early lead only to be passed by Avants. Rick Smith vied for the lead but Avants kept him at bay. A spin out on the track resulted in a yellow flag and a double file restart. Avants maintained the lead followed by Rick Smith, Joe James Jr and Bruce Yackey.
CNS is Happy's Place for the Season Opener
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#1 Happy Ferree finds the perfect line around the 3/8 mile track at Colorado National Speedway, taking a well deserved main event win.Early on, #1 Happy Ferree and #07 Chris Leaf had a tight battle for the top spot. After an intense fender to fender bout, Happy pulled ahead for the lead, just barely holding off the ever approaching Leaf.
Through one yellow flag and more than a few field thinning black flags, Happy pushed the envelope and took a commanding lead. Leaf and #7 Adam Deines dueled heatedly for second.
The 2008 season for Colorado National Speedway (CNS) was one that will go in the record books as a huge success. The season got off with some changes in the office 2 days before the first practice session, as Scotty Backman took over as Track Manager and hung up his helmet for most of the season. The car counts in 2008 grew, and they can only get better in 2009.
Bruce Yackey claimed his fifth Colorado National Speedway ableplanet Late Model track championship, tying him with Roger Avants for the most Late Model track championships at CNS. Yackey used 4 wins, 17 top 5's and 19 top 10's to claim the honor by 116 points over Ronnie Hults. Tyler Chrisinger used 2 top 5's and 10 top 10's to claim the rookie title. The other drivers to win main events were: Ronnie Hults (5), Rick Smith (5), Roger Avants (3), and Darren Crocker (2).
Bruce Yackey wins the 2008 Late Model Championship
1. 22 Joe Matlock, Aurora
2. 26 Nick Martinez, Denver
3. 23 Al Duran, Lakewood
4. 90 John Johnson, Golden
5. 17 Harry Livermore Jr, Lafayette
6. 15 Jereme Wal, Commerce City
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8. 89 Eddie Garcia, Littleton
9. 24 Joe Martinez, Centennial
10. 11 Joe Gastineau, Denver
11. 52 Jared Wall, Denver
12. 10 Frank Gastineau, Thornton
13. 7 Randy Grubb, Denver
14. 4 Stephen Webb, Henderson
15. 66 John Martello, Denver
16. 75 Harvey Webb Jr, Thornton
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Gay Latinos often approach me with complaints about having not been paid everything they are owed by their employer. Sometimes, the employer has failed to pay them the minimum wage, or for overtime. Other times, the employer has not paid them for all the hours worked during a normal week. For Latinos and immigrants without legal status, this is particularly worrisome, because in addition to the money that is lost, there is a fear that, if the employee complains, the employer might retaliate by reporting the worker to immigration enforcement.
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David Patrick Green believes you might need to rethink things if your career isn't as successful as you'd like it to be!
13 Reasons Actors Might Need to Rethink Everything
David Patrick Green believes you might need to rethink things if your career isn't as successful as you'd like it to be!
Jen Rudin Spills the Secrets of Auditioning in 'Confessions of a Casting Director'
Child actor-turned-casting director Jen Rudin (formerly a Disney casting executive) is adding author to her credits with "Confessions of a Casting Director."
Why Actors Need to Learn to Control Their Fears
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Mixbit does exactly what the name implies—it allows the you to mix, match, and edit various clips at your leisure.
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Heidi Levitt shares her award season advice for actors everywhere!
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This is Louis Ruth's 7th photography book in his collection.
This is the 2011 version which includes how too on lighting, composition, tricks, HDR secretes.
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Aahahahah. You got it!!Originally Posted by beba ♥ To view the link you have to Register
As for me, if hadn't been for Avril, i would have never knew her music and that would have been veeeery veeery bad!
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I see more optimism about Avril in that Taylor fansite than here, in some situations.
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They sound like what people on this site should sound like....
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See told you, yet you slag me off people when i said the truth about many fans here..
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Just looking for some feedback on Rain Heads in a small neo shower (38 x 38).
Never used one but me thinks:
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2) There may be more splash in lieu of a wall mounted directional head.
I love rain heads in a shower but they should be connected to a flow valve so you can adjust the volume of water. I just used a clients shower last week while working for them in Whistler and found that because this shower had no flow control the rain head was not as nice as others I've tried where you can really get a slow - rain like effect.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- It' something that hasn't happened since 1995. The television stations in greater Syracuse are putting aside competition to work together for a good cause.
The Central New York broadcasting community is doing just that by joining the McMahon/Ryan Child Advocacy Center to bring awareness to the sexual, verbal and physical abuse of children.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. In response to national and local headlines, the Syracuse TV stations are collaborating on an hour-long special on the issue. It's called Protecting Our Children and it airs later this month, on April 25th, on all of the TV stations in the market.
"We all know that news stations compete. But this issue is so important, that we decided to come together to let people know that we all care about our community and of course, our kids, and that there are resources out there where we can all do our part to stop child abuse," YNN anchor Julie Chapman said.
"We have amazing assets in our community that can help those families and those children. And that we need to do more to help them and to support them and believe the children that are being abused," said Julie Cecile, McMahon/Ryan Executive Director.
YNN will be airing the special on April 25th at 7 p.m. And that morning, from 6 to 9 a.m., and again from 5 to 9 p.m., volunteers from the Onondaga County Child Abuse Response Team will man a phone bank to answer questions about everything from the warning signs to how to report suspected child abuse.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit seeking more than $84,000 in back wages and liquidated damages for 10 workers employed by Healthy Solutions Home Health Services LLC. The suit resulted from an investigation by the department's Wage and Hour Division that found the employer had misclassified employees as independent contractors, resulting in violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act's minimum wage and overtime pay provisions. The suit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, also seeks to permanently enjoin the company and owner Joanna Ochieng from future FLSA violations.
"Employers like Healthy Solutions cannot evade their responsibilities under the FLSA by misclassifying employees as independent contractors," said Karen Chaikin, acting regional administrator for the Wage and Hour Division in the Midwest. "The Labor Department is committed to seeing that these workers receive their proper pay and will use all enforcement tools available, including litigation against companies and their officers, to recover workers' wages and ensure a level playing field for law-abiding employers."
Because they were misclassified, employees were denied minimum wage and overtime compensation required by the FLSA. The investigation also found that travel time between work sites was neither recorded nor counted toward hours worked, those hours worked beyond 40 in a week were paid at straight time rates instead of time and one-half employees' regular rates of pay, and proper payroll records were not maintained.
The misclassification of employees as independent contractors is an alarming trend, particularly in industries such as health care that often employ low-wage, vulnerable workers and in which the Wage and Hour Division historically has found significant wage violations. The practice is a serious threat to employees, who often are denied access to critical benefits and protections, as well as to law-abiding employers who have a difficult time competing against those who circumvent the law. The Department of Labor is committed to ensuring that employees receive the pay and benefits to which they are legally entitled, and employers who play by the rules are not placed at an unfair disadvantage.
The FLSA requires that covered employees be paid at least the federal minimum wage of $7.25 for all hours worked, plus time and one-half their regular hourly rates of pay for hours worked beyond 40 per week. Additionally, the law requires employers to maintain accurate time and payroll records, and prohibits retaliation against employees who exercise their rights under the law.
The case is being litigated by the department's regional solicitor in Cleveland. For more information about the FLSA and other federal wage laws, call the Wage and Hour Division's toll-free helpline at 866-4US-WAGE (487-9243). Information also is available online at http://www.dol.gov/whd.
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larrypayne I did read that the shot she fired was into another room that her children were in, sorry I don't have the link. She did leave and get a weapon instead of calling the police to get her children safely out. She could have gone for help, just like Travon Martin had plenty of time to get the 400 feet to safety and his father. This was not some happy go lucky kid, out for a stroll. he had a violent history and had been kicked out of school for dealing drugs. He WAS NOT the fresh faced little kid in the picture that has been widely circulated. He jumped out from the bushes, attacked Zimmerman, who is latino, and broke his nose as he repeatedly bashed his head into the concrete. Why isn't that considered a hate crime? Could not the case be made that Zimmerman himself,who looked latino, was in fact the victim of a young man who used racial slurs (the wrong ones, I usually get called a sp*c or a beaner) when describing him? This case is not about race but about the right to bear arms, protect yourself and stand your ground. We are trying to take back our neighborhoods from the trash who would steal it from us. When did that become a bad thing in this country? Btw, why is it when a black man disagrees with you and your race that you resort to calling him an Uncle Tom? doesn't that just perpetuate the stereotypical notion of us against them?
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A new oil pipeline proposed for the Burrard Inlet may be even bigger than expected after the company behind the plan said burgeoning demand warrants a larger upgrade than originally thought.
Kinder Morgan announced Thursday that it will be super-sizing its previously announced plan to twin the TransMountain pipeline by almost 20 per cent, meaning that instead of boosting capacity to 750,000 barrels of crude oil a day from the current 300,000, it will raise the total to 890,000, subject to government approval. The Texas company said it changed its proposal after finding takers for much of that additional volume.
"Thirteen customers in the Canadian producing and oil-marketing business have now signed binding, long-term contracts, which demonstrates the need for this proposed expansion that will serve both existing and new markets," said Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada, in a release.
The $5.4-billion project has met with opposition from those who fear the rise in tanker traffic poses a risk to the inlet. Kinder Morgan has insisted its plan is safe.
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ERWIN SCHMIT has improved foodservice at GRAINGER HEADQUARTERS by:
• INCREASING participation by more than 20% and average daily sales by nearly 15% through innovative programming
• BUILDING close relationships with his customers through one-on-one conversations to solicit feedback and responding quickly to requests
• USING his culinary background to create new takes on successful restaurant ideas
• CHALLENGING his staff to think innovatively and to remember to always keep improving
Erwin Schmit, Aramark at GraingerThe ability to translate what goes on in the back of the house to the front of the house is the key to Erwin Schmit's success. As foodservice director for Aramark at Grainger Headquarters in Lake Forest, Ill., Schmit has used his talent of translation to make a big impact at the company's world headquarters, as well as six satellite locations in northern Illinois.
"Erwin has a passion for great food and service, and it shows from the minute you walk into any of his operations," says Della DeFilippo-Flynn, district manager for Aramark. "He provides inspiration and coaching to our young managers and chefs within the organization."
Account transition: One big effort for Schmit, according to DeFilippo-Flynn, was increasing participation after Aramark took over the account in 2010—an endeavor that Schmit says hinged on finding out what the customers' wants and needs were.
"The biggest thing we had to do was find out what the customers wanted and then find out if those wants and needs were financially possible," Schmit says. "We had to look at items with a high margin and ask, can we sell them? And if the margins are low, can we sell a lot of them? That is basically what we did."
Under Schmit's leadership participation increased by more than 20% since he joined the account. Average daily sales increased by 15%.
"There was a lot of trial and error when it came to the food program and staffing, and we took a lot of risks," Schmit adds.
Taking risks is something Schmit has been doing since his foodservice career began. As a teenager Schmit worked in restaurants when he still was planning to become a dentist.
"At that young age the owner of the restaurant where I worked was buying a Mercedes-Benz and I said, 'wow, I have to go to dentist school for years [to get that] and [the restaurant owner] already has it," Schmit says. "So I thought [foodservice] was a lucrative career at the beginning."
Schmit got a culinary degree from Kendall College and worked in restaurants and country clubs before making the switch to non-commercial foodservice. Schmit's background as a culinarian has allowed him to translate what he has done in the back of the house to the front of the house.
"In my mind I'm a very innovative and creative person," Schmit says. "I don't like being bored. This is my playground. I can work with my chefs in the kitchen and then go to the front of the house and market the asparagus to make it sound good. It's just a joy to come to work. I rarely call in sick. I just love dealing with the staff and with the customers."
Building relationships: Schmit feels his relationships with his customers are one of his greatest accomplishments at Grainger.
"The customers have trust in what I do," Schmit says. "There is a huge trust factor that goes along with not only my customers here but also with my client as well. At the beginning, it was a little hard because [the customers] didn't know how to approach me. The trust was really built in stages. If I say I'm going to do something I do it, and I follow up with it afterward to see if it met the customers' standards. I ask them if there is anything that can be changed. They know that I'm responsible and accountable. I tell them all the time that I wear my heart on my sleeve. If there is an issue I'll take care of it."
A big part of maintaining these relationships with customers is delivering exceptional service, which in Schmit's case means embracing changes to the menu.
"I don't let things get stale," Schmit says. "As soon as some of our branded concepts or the foods we put out get [routine] and it's noticed, we change things very rapidly before we hear the feedback. I'd rather be proactive and take a risk instead of having to be told that I need to change something."
Creative concepts: Developing and marketing new concepts is another of Schmit's strengths, according to Jenna Sawyer, Aramark regional brand manager.
"Erwin is very creative, innovative and extremely meticulous," Sawyer says. "In our environment, we have a pretty captive audience, therefore change is very important to keep them coming back. It is also equally important to create an atmosphere where people want to dine during their workdays or we will lose their business. [Erwin has the ability to] create station destinations in a café environment that are trendy [by creating what feels like] retail restaurants," she adds.
Among the concepts that Schmit has developed and implemented are Bombay Bibs, fresh lettuce wraps; Prime Cuts, which offers prime rib sandwiches; and Ascalano's Pizza, which allows guests to build their own flatbread pizzas or sandwiches. Schmit says he's found the greatest success satisfying customers by looking at what restaurants are doing and improving on it.
"Say you are driving by a restaurant and see a sign for something they are doing," Schmit says. "My process is, OK, they are doing that. What can I do to do the same, only make it much better?' Then the key is to market what we've done to make that item better. The food and presentation make the items special. When we create a concept we also create the signage for how we're going to market it and how we're going to set it up. Plus, we look at the investment. You have to spend money to make things look nice. You don't just want to throw things out there. I believe that pride of presentation comes from my chef background."
Challenge extended: Schmit also uses his culinary background to engage with his staff.
"My enthusiasm of working with staff also comes from being a chef and working with chefs," Schmit says. "With Aramark I was a regional chef for a period of time. I would go in and coach, train and develop staff members so that No. 1, the relationship between the two of us would grow and No. 2, they would have an understanding about how these things should be done. I think I have a higher standard than the normal person. I [manage] like it's my name on the door and it is my name with the customers, so those are the standards that have to be met. It's all about the details. You can do a million things right, but it's really in the details of what [the staff] are doing. I try to really coach and train them that the details are what it is all about.
"I ask them what their favorite restaurant is and why they go there," Schmit adds. "Nine times out of 10 they go there because of the service, food and the cleanliness. If two of those are right, you'll go back. If all three of them aren't there then you'll just walk out. It's the same standards here. I coach staff to look at things as a customer."
DeFilippo-Flynn says Schmit's mentoring and coaching attitude has led to his promoting four of his associates into supervisory positions within the organization. Schmit says his management philosophy is based on challenging his staff to always be thinking how to make things better.
"I've had some great mentors over the years and my management philosophy comes from them," Schmit says. "I try to challenge people. I don't think there has ever been a point where I've finally felt that things are done, a point where I can't make this hamburger any better. One of my mentors said if you can't find one thing wrong with what somebody is doing to improve them you are not doing your job. I really try to challenge my staff to think the same way."


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Nashville, which sees an economic impact of more than $4 billion per year from tourists, places a higher tax burden on out-of-town visitors than most other U.S. cities, according to a new study.
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Readership: Those with an interest in Edmund Spenser, the culture of the Tudor period, and the tradition of English poetry; readers of literary biographies; students and scholars of Tudor literature, history, and thought
Andrew Hadfield, Professor of English, University of Sussex
"readers will find much to enjoy in this story of a path-breaking, independent-minded writer, whose network of associates included most f the important literary and political figures in the last quarter of the 16th century." - Neil Rhodes, Around the Globe
"this is going to be the standard biography of Spenser for a very long time ... If I encounter a better historical biography this year, I'll be surprised." - Jonathan Wright, The Tablet
"Hadfield's Spenser is revelatory and performed with authentic scholarship and drive." - Harold Bloom, Sterling Professor of Humanities at Yale University
"Andrew Hadfield has created ... an invaluable biography, which will be a resource for Spenserian scholars and enthusiasts for generations to come." - Helen Hackett, Times Literary Supplement
"This is, in all senses, a substantial book, packed with scholarly detail." - Charles Nicholl, The Guardian
"Andrew Hadfield's monumental undertaking sets new standards in life writing. Not merely a significant contribution to Spenser studies, it changes the way we think about Renaissance literature, Elizabethan history, biographical criticism and issues of authorship." - Times Higher Education
"A phenomenal work of scholarship and insight." - Nicola Shulman, The Spectator
"Andrew Hadfield's life of Spenser is the first biography of the Prince of Poets, as his epitaph had it, in 60 years, and I cannot imagine anyone doing a better job for another 60 ... He brings to the biography a nuanced critical intelligence, and above all, a capacity to remind the reader how surprising Spenser was." - Stuart Kelly, The Scotsman
"This definitive portrait brings fresh life to a magnificent but maligned poet ... a model biography." - Jerry Brotton, The Independent
"Edmund Spenser: A Life by Andrew Hadfield displays a rare understanding of the poet's ambiguous legacy, of his relationship to history and then to art. Mr Hadfield makes no simple judgments about the connection or disconnection between beauty and cruelty, but he offers a nuanced and clever reading of the work and the man that made the work." - Colm Toibin, The Wall Street Journal, Best books of 2012
"Hadfield's thorough analysis of the self-referential elements in Spenser's writings makes this a book that those studying Spenser will want to consult frequently." - B. E. Brandt, Choice
Acknowledgments List of Figures List of Abbreviations Introduction: Writing the Life 1: Origins and Childhood 2: Spenser goes to College 3: Lost Years 4: Annus Mirabilis 5: To Ireland I 6: Spenser's Castle 7: Back to England 8: 1591 9: More Lost Years and Second Marriage (1592-5) 10: Return to London, 1596-7 11: Last Years, 1597-9 Afterword Appendix One: Spenser's Descendants Appendix Two: Portraits of Spenser Appendix Three: Spenser's Lives Bibliography Index


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After a week of waiting, Mississippi State has officially accepted a birth in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl.
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More than 1,300 students are expected to receive degrees during the 10 a.m. Humphrey Coliseum commencement.
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State's universities play key role in innovation efforts
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Mississippi State hires peanut specialist
WCBI reports that Jason Sarver has been hired as peanut specialist by the Mississippi State University Extension Service and Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
Cold weather could help Mississippi St in Egg Bowl
This year's Egg Bowl promises to be brisk by Magnolia State standards, with temperatures expected to hover in the 30s on Thursday night.
NEWS: Mississippi's public universities are conducting groundbreaking research while leading the next generation of scholars to the forefront of innovation.
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State auditor asks federal court to release MDMR records
Mississippi State Auditor Stacey Pickering asked a federal court on Thursday to authorize the release of Mississippi Department of Marine Resources records that are being sought by a Gulf Coast newspaper.
Mississippi State student dies in crash
A Mississippi State University student was killed in a one-vehicle accident Wednesday night James Harrell, 21, died after he lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree, Oktibbeha County Coroner Michael Hunt told the Columbus station WCBI.
Mississippi now has a total of 30 human West Nile Virus cases. New cases are reported this week in Hinds, Jones, and Madison counties.
Got cows? Mississippi State has an app for that
Screenshot of the new Cattle Calculator for Apple devices developed at Mississippi State University with input from beef cattle producers.
4-star JUCO defensive tackle Jarran Reed commits to Alabama
Alabama picked up its second commitment of the week on Wednesday when four-star junior college defensive tackle Jarran Reed announced his commitment to the Crimson Tide on Twitter.
Craig goes to D.C. for release of preparedness index
JACKSON - Jim Craig, director of health protection for the Mississippi State Department of Health , is in Washington, D.C., today for the public release of the National Health Security Preparedness Index , a new national index that helps states assess their level of preparedness in the areas of health and security.
Library Dedicated at MSU Meridian
The Phil Hardin Foundation Library was dedicated Tuesday at Mississippi State Meridian Campus.
Recruiting Rewind With John Talty
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Lafayette matches up with balanced Aggies
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