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Hampton Inn & Suites - Lincolnshire
A 3-story, newly constructed, beautifully decorated hotel featuring a combination of traditional hotel rooms and fully equipped one bedroom suites.
Courtyard by Marriott - Lincolnshire
This Lincolnshire hotel provides you with exactly what you need to make all travels successful - whether traveling for business or fun. Located just off I-94 in Lincolnshire's historic district and within easy reach of downtown Chicago and North Shore businesses and attractions. Guest rooms feature the new bed from Courtyard, separate sitting areas, free high-speed Internet and free in-room coffee. Start the day at the Courtyard Cafe, and enjoy a full selection from a hot buffet. Relax in our indoor pool and whirlpool. Take some time to explore the shops, restaurants and attractions in the historic city of Lincolnshire. The hotel offers 1,500 sq ft of meeting space, making it an ideal location for small meetings and catered events.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Lincolnshire
1 & 2-bedroom suites. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet served daily, evening reception held Monday-Thursday and high speed internet access. We also have an indoor pool, whirlpool, and 24-hour fitness and business centers. Located at I-94 and Route 22
Homewood Suites by Hilton Lincolnshire
All of the beautifully designed 1 & 2 bedroom suites offer a wide range of amenities for the comfort of both short and extended stays. Take advantage of great facilities such as separate living and sleeping areas, a fully-equipped kitchen, with full-size refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker and TV's with on-demand movies. Enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast seven days a week and an evening Manager's Reception Monday through Thursday. Some of the fantastic amenities include an indoor swimming pool, fitness center and room service. For the business traveler there is a business center, meeting rooms and a complimentary printing service. Close to Arlington Park, Chicago Botanic Gardens, Historic Long Grove Village and Six Flags Great America.
Staybridge Suites by Holiday Inn Lincolnshire
All suite hotel featuring studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom/two-bath suites. Each room comes equipped with a full kitchen along with separate work and living areas. Hotel provides complimentary hot breakfast, evening receptions, fitness and complimentary laundry room, high speed internet access and an indoor pool. The suites are perfect for corporate travelers visiting the area for training, long term projects, relocations and meetings while the size of the rooms are great for families or those who just want more space.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 309 beautiful rooms, 23 versatile meeting rooms, two elegant ballrooms, business center, executive level, award-winning restaurant, bar, indoor pool, whirlpool and fitness center.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 316 suite-sized guestrooms, perfect for leisure or business travel. Health club, indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, 13,000 sq. ft. of meeting/expo space, restaurant, and lounge.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This Sheraton has 25,000 sq.ft. of meeting space including a 15,000 sq.ft. IACC-approved Executive Meeting Center, full-service business center, Union Station restaurant, and renovated fitness center with indoor pool and two racquetball courts.
Westin Lombard Yorktown Center
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Westin Lombard Yorktown Center will boast 500 luxurious state of the art guest rooms featuring the Westin Heavenly Bed & Bath. Visit Westin Workout powered by Reebok to jumpstart your day or unwind at Harry Caray's Holy Mackerel! American Fish House.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The 66-room hotel features spacious king and double queen suites with separate sleeping and sitting areas. Features microfridge, coffeemaker, hair dryer and iron/ironing board. Complimentary breakfast buffet. Fitness room and indoor heated pool.
Embassy Suites Hotel Chicago-Lombard/Oak Brook
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 262, two-room suite hotel with breath-taking indoor 10-story tropical atrium. Suites include living room, bedroom, wet bar, refrigerator, sofa bed, cooked-to-order breakfast and complimentary evening beverages.
Welcome to Extended Stay Deluxe Lombard. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with large studios featuring fully-equipped kitchens and plenty of work space - amenities you won't find in a typical hotel room.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Chicago - Lombard
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Spacious rooms & suites, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, high speed wireless internet, coffeemakers, hair dryers, ironing boards, swimming pool, hot tub,exercise room, and more. Adjacent meeting space is available.
128 comfortable guest rooms. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet, free wireless high speed internet, pillow top mattresses in every room, iron/ironing boards, in-room coffee and more! Two meeting rooms accommodating up to 25 people each.
Extended Stay America - Chicago - Lombard - Oak Brook
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Welcome to Extended Stay America Lombard-Oak Brook. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays. Our studio suite rooms each feature a fully-equipped kitchen and other amenities you won't find in a typical hotel.
Hyatt Place Chicago/Lombard/Oak Brook
Intimate coffee/wine cafe, freshly prepared menu items available 24hrs, high definition plasma flat screen TVs with plug & play technology, Hyatt Grand beds, heated indoor pool & fitness room. Close to many restaurants, shopping, and major hwys.
Residence Inn by Marriott Chicago Lombard
Residence Inn by Marriott Chicago-Lombard features 144 spacious suites, equipped with full kitchens, separate living areas and high speed internet access. Guests enjoy complimentary HomeTouch Breakfast and a weekday managers reception in our Gatehouse.
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Lombard
125-room new, moderately priced all suite hotel by Marriott designed for travelers who will be away from home for a week or months at a time.
Meeting facility located conveniently next door to the Quality Inn & Suites in Lombard.
Centrally located to Vernon Hills, Lincolnshire and Deerfield corporate centers, Great Lakes Navy Base, Six Flags Great America/Hurricane Harbor and Gurnee Mills Mall Outlet Shopping Center. This Lake Forest hotel features170 rooms, each equipped with complimentary high-speed internet access, flat screen TV, microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker. Relax in the indoor pool, whirlpool or work out in the exercise facility. The on-site restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening room service. An exceptional meeting and banquet space for business and corporate meetings, intimate wedding receptions, family reunions, military reunions, or religious retreats is also available.
Residence Inn Chicago Lake Forest Mettawa
The Residence Inn by Marriott Lake Forest/Mettawa hotel is ideal for extended stay business travelers and is within easy reach of both downtown Chicago and North Shore businesses and attractions. Conveniences, too, like grocery shopping and dai
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - O'Hare/Northwest
Looking for great hotel rooms near O'Hare Airport? Our Country Inn & Suites hotel in Mt. Prospect, IL, features 94 spacious guest rooms and suites decorated in cozy, country-style décor and equipped with all the comforts of home. Our guest rooms and suites are designed with your comfort and convenience in mind, so come and relax at the Country Inn & Suites.
CITY:Mount Prospect
139 rooms. Newly renovated property offering guests the utmost in comfort and convenience, including free shuttle service to O'Hare International Airport. Flexible meeting space, free Wi-Fi Internet access and a Business Center are also available
CITY:Mount Prospect
Check-in and park your vehicle in our private underground garage. Refresh in one of our 120 guest rooms and suites. Each room is equipped with comfortable king- or queen-sized beds, free high-speed internet access and a 37-inch flat-screen television with a premium movie channel. Plan tomorrow's activities while reclining on your bed using our convenient lap desk or at the built-in work desk. Upgrade to a Studio Suite for options such as a walk-out balcony, sofa bed, wet bar, microwave oven and mini-refrigerator. Enjoy the comforts of home and friendly service at our Mt. Prospect, IL hotel.
CITY:Mount Prospect
Situated on 900 acres of wooded land, the Conference Center at the University of St. Mary provides meeting space for groups from 3 to 300.
Doubetree Libertyville Mundelein
This upscale Award-winning hotel prides itself on providing business travelers and family vacationers with the utmost in luxury accommodations perfectly blended with the 5-star styling and service of a downtown hotel. Hotel features 183 custom designed guestrooms with the distinctive design inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. Enjoy a wealth of amenities including natural oak armoires, over-sized genuine leather Morris chairs, imported granite bath finishes, and cozy window seats. Take advantage of a superb selection of services, such as a large indoor heated pool, fitness center, meeting rooms and business center. Then discover Karma Asian Food & Fine Wine, an award winning restaurant and bar featuring an eclectic lunch and dinner menu with a Pan-Asian flavor.
A "Pride of Super 8" motel featuring clean and friendly accommodations.
Platinum winning property for exceptional quality accommodations and unsurpassed guest service. This hotel is ideally located just minutes from many nearby points of interest, including Six Flags Great America, Naval Station Great Lakes, College of Lake County and the Libertyville Sports Complex. The hotel offers standard rooms, king whirlpool suites, and specialty theme rooms. Take advantage of the hotel's heated outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, fitness center and an on-site cocktail lounge. Free Continental Breakfast, game room and high speed Internet included with room.
DoubleTree by Hilton Libertyville-Mundelein
This upscale award-winning hotel prides itself on providing business travelers and family vacationers with the utmost in luxury accommodations perfectly blended with the 5-star styling and service of a downtown hotel. Hotel features 183 custom designed guestrooms with the distinctive design inspired by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Enjoy a wealth of amenities including natural oak armoires, over-sized genuine leather Morris chairs, imported granite bath finishes, and cozy window seats. Take advantage of a superb selection of services, such as a large indoor heated pool, fitness center, meeting rooms and business center. Then discover Karma Asian Food & Fine Wine, an award winning restaurant and bar featuring an eclectic lunch and dinner menu with a Pan-Asian flavor.
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson - Naperville
143 tasteful guest rooms situated in Naperville's high tech corridor, offering comfort and convenience. Meeting space available. Full service restaurant, lounge, and room service.
Hotel Arista at CityGate Centre
144 total rooms. 20 suites. Lounge. Valet/laundry. Business center. Exercise facilities. Room service. Comfort meets convenience with touch control lighting, wireless internet and a mini bar custom stocked to your personal preferences. Marble bathrooms feature separate frosted glass showers and variety mirror with built in TV screens. With the best of Naperville right outside our doors, you can enjoy everything from eclectic dining to entertainment and first-class shopping.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Enjoy deluxe continental breakfast, lobby computer access, 24-hour exercise room. Guest rooms each have free internet access, cable TV, microwave and refrigerator. Hotel is centrally located near restaurants, shopping and more! Easy access to I-88.
Courtyard by Marriott Naperville
147-room hotel, conveniently located off I-88, offering spacious rooms with many amenities, indoor pool, whirlpool and public areas designed to provide the comforts of home.
Clean, comfortable rooms at an affordable price. Within walking distance to restaurants and shopping. Near high-tech business area.
Baymont Inn & Suites Naperville
123-room hotel conveniently located 1/2 mile from I-88. Several restaurants within walking distance. Expanded continental breakfast, fitness room, free wireless hi-speed internet, and many other amenities.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Naperville
64-room hotel with an indoor pool. Complimentary breakfast. Many additional amenities. Located near shopping & restaurants.
Harrison House Bed & Breakfast
Five-room B&B. Walk to shops, restaurants and more. Antique-filled A/C rooms, private baths, Jacuzzis. Complimentary evening refreshments, flowers and scrumptious breakfast. Renovated 2002.
The newly transformed hotel creates the ideal ambience for your events. Easy access to I-88, 3 miles from Downtown Naperville, and just steps from delectable dining makes our hotel the perfect location for any occasion!
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The stunning eco-chic Hotel Arista brings a perfect balance of urban modernism & luxurious appointments to Chicago's west suburbs. Featuring 144 residential-style guest rooms & suites, signature restaurant SugarToad and 10,000 square feet of elegant meeting space.
119 renovated-room hotel, turn down service, 6 blends of different coffee, pet friendly, handicap accessible rooms. Close to restaurants, shopping and businesses. Conveniently located off I-88 Tollway.
69-room moderately priced hotel with easy access of I-88. Complimentary wireless high speed internet access, continental breakfast and other amenities. Business class and whirlpool suites available.
70-room property with clean and comfortable accommodations. Featuring coin-operated laundry facilities, remote controlled TV, Free HBO, SHOWTIME and ESPN. Free local calls
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Naperville
The perfect relocation hotel for extended-stay travelers. Providing studio & one- or two- bedroom suites with refrigerator, stove top, microwave. Free deluxe continental breakfast, high-speed wireless access, indoor pool/whirlpool. 100% smoke-free hotel!
Stay just minutes from Chicago Premium Outlets, Paramount Theatre, Two Brothers Roundhouse and Hollywood Casino Aurora. 71 newly renovated rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi, refrigerator, microwave, 39" LED TV. Indoor pool and fitness center. Pet friendly with deposit.
CITY:North Aurora
North Aurora Hotel Inn and Suites
North Aurora Hotel has 120 comfortable, convenient guest rooms including King, Queen, Double and King Suites. Complimentary continental breakfast from 7 - 10 am every day. 24-hour front desk welcome center. Kitchenettes, free WiFi access and cable TV. Spacious free parking for up to 250 cars. Conveniently located right off I-88, Exit 117 at Rt. 31. Minutes from Chicago Premium Outlets, Hollywood Casino Aurora and the Aurora Transportation Center.
CITY:North Aurora
Luxurious accommodations and exquisite hospitality await you at the Hilton Northbrook on the North Shore. 248 guest rooms offer deluxe amenities designed to pamper you. Enjoy remarkable cuisine in the award-winning Allgauer's on the Riverfront or relax in the indoor pool, whirlpool spa and sauna. The Hilton is ideally located just north of O'Hare International Airport, Ravinia Festival, Botanic Garden, Six Flags Great America, and spectacular shopping.
A full service hotel just 9 miles from O'Hare Int. Airport and 20 minutes from Downtown. All guest rooms have Select Comfort Sleep Number Beds.
Renaissance Chicago North Shore Hotel
Awarded the prestigious AAA 4 Diamond award, this luxury North Shore Hotel is home to Ruth's Chris Steak House and Pancetta's Regional Kitchen + Bar and located near many Fortune 500 companies, Northwestern University, Chicago Botanic Garden, Ravinia Festival, world-class restaurants and great shopping malls. The hotel boasts 385 renovated guest rooms, an indoor pool, sun deck, and exercise room.
Sheraton Chicago Northbrook Hotel
The Sheraton Chicago Northbrook's 161 deluxe guests rooms offer ultra-comfortable Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed and an oversized bath. The hotel's full service restaurant, Connections, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Located in the upscale residential community of Northbrook, the hotel is within walking distance of many restaurants and shops.
Crowne Plaza Chicago-Northbrook
Conveniently located near popular area attractions like the Botanic Gardens, Allstate Concert Arena, Illinois Holocaust Museum and Woodfield Mall, the Crowne Plaza Northbrook's 318 guest rooms feature free high-speed Internet access, a microwave, fridge, work desk and 32" flat panel TV. There is a Health and Fitness Center which has an outdoor pool. Willows, is the hotel's full-service restaurant and The Scoreboard is the lobby bar.
Chicago Marriott Oak Brook Hotel
Experience the results of our $8.5 million renovation, featuring 350 guest rooms with state-of-the-art amenities and technology, nearly 20,000 square feet of meeting space, indoor pool, and fitness center. Conveniently located across from Oakbrook Center.
CITY:Oak Brook
Doubletree by Hilton Chicago-Oak Brook
The DoubleTree Hotel Chicago-Oak Brook is located in the heart of the village of Oak Brook's shopping and business districts. We take pride in offering you the best of everything in hotels-magnificent rooms, delicious food and unparalleled service.
CITY:Oak Brook
Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus
Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus has 218 newly renovated, luxurious guest rooms, modern conference facilities, superb dining, recreational facilities, plus 47,000 sq. ft. of state of the art meeting space with seven tiered floor auditoriums.
CITY:Oak Brook
Hilton Chicago Oak Brook Hills Resort and Conference Center
Overlooking expansive grounds including a beautiful 18-hole championship golf course with waterways, this IACC-certified resort features 386 guest rooms, over 42,000 sq ft of meeting space, multiple restaurants and group activities.
CITY:Oak Brook
Residence Inn by Marriott Chicago Oak Brook
Residence Inn Oak Brook has 156 suites with separate living and sleeping areas and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast buffet is included daily, an evening reception is provided Mon-Thurs, with appetizers, beer, wine and sodas.
CITY:Oak Brook
Breathtakingly elegant, lavish, and newly renovated, The Drake Oak Brook features traditional furnishings and timeless architecture. Stunning banquet rooms open to newly designed terraces and courtyards.
CITY:Oak Brook
Whether you're visiting the Chicago area for business or pleasure, The Carleton of Oak Park offers gracious accommodations in the Oak Park tradition. The hotel is nestled in a residential historic district and within walking distance of downtown Oak Park. The Carleton, has been providing area visitors with exceptional service for over eighty years. The Carleton hotel is the perfect venue for weddings, social events and corporate meetings. Over 6,000 square feet of event space, four unique function rooms along with our professional staff, will make your event a success.
CITY:Oak Park
On Chicago Tribune's Year's Best Hotel List, and included in Chicago Magazines Best Neighborhood Hotels. , the Harvey House B&B also nabbed the title of Trip Advisor's #1 Rated Place to Stay in Oak Park! The Chicago area's most luxurious romantic inn, hailed as an architectural and design triumph, features fireplaces and oversized luxury baths with jacuzzi tubs, gourmet breakfast, and late checkouts. Proximity to dozens of local shops and restaurants, as well as both of Chicago's airports, makes the inn great for romantic getaways and discriminating business trips where great furnishings, great mattresses and great food is preferred.
CITY:Oak Park
Appropriately situated in the Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District of Oak Park, the Write Inn is a historical landmark with special antiques and accessories from the 1920s. Boasting an in-house french eatery as well as convenient access to many of Oak Park's finest dining options, the inn is also just minutes from the CTA line connecting to Chicago's city center. Take in the old world charm mixed with modern features to assure a comfortable, rewarding stay.
CITY:Oak Park
Under the Ginkgo Tree Bed & Breakfast
A magnificent Queen Anne Victorian Home built around 1890, air conditioned, with a wrap around front porch. Located one block from Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio; savor a light breakfast in our elegant dining room or bright homey kitchen; weather permitting, breakfast on the veranda; 20 minutes from downtown Chicago and all the museums and points of interest. Also, not your ordinary meeting place, host your next event in a warm gracious setting. Non-Smoking establishment and use only green products for cleaning. Now offering wi-fi throughout the house.
CITY:Oak Park
Oak Park Arms Retirement Community
The Oak Park Arms, a luxury hotel originally built in 1922, has a beautifully appointed ballroom and additional spaces available for special events. Residents choose from spacious apartments or single rooms. Independent, Assisted living, and short-term stay services are available. Our social life includes dances, performances, exercise, art, clubs and much more. Some events are open to the public. Our comfortable and convenient facility has been a retirement community for 30 years.
CITY:Oak Park
Built in 1916 in the Georgian revival style, Bishops Hall once housed bishops for several decades. Now, located among the highest concentration of Frank Lloyd Wright homes including his very own home & studio, its lush gardens and terrace offer the rare opportunity to stay in one of Oak Park's most historic architectural treasures.
CITY:Oak Park
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago/Oak Brook
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 128 newly renovated & spacious guest rooms with coffeemaker, refrigerator, microwave & complimentary high speed Internet. Adjacent to Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Center; within one half mile of Oakbrook Center; Great American Grill Restaurant & Pavilion Pantry.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Comfort Suites Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This 103-suite property puts the "Comfort" back in traveling! Friendly atmosphere and attention to your needs make us the ideal choice for your home away from home!
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Courtyard by Marriott Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 147-room hotel with amenities including rooms with separate seating area, large desk, refrigerator, telephone, in-room coffee, swimming pool, exercise room, quality security system and facilities for disabled travelers.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago/Oak Brook
128 newly renovated & spacious guest rooms with coffeemaker, refrigerator, microwave & complimentary high speed Internet. Adjacent to Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Ctr; within one half mile of Oakbrook Center; Great American Grill Restaurant & Pavilion Pantry.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 211 suites surround a 10-story atrium and feature separate living room, bedroom and wireless high speed Internet access. Great food at the Atrium Restaurant & Lounge. Adjacent to Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Center and within ½ mile of Oakbrook Center.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 227 beautiful spacious guestrooms, executive suites, newly remodeled banquet & meeting space, fitness room, indoor pool, business center and Wi-fi, shuttle service, Bar Louie, room service available.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
La Quinta Inn Chicago/Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 150 gold-medal rooms with 25" TV, in-room coffee, iron/ironing board, voicemail, dataport phones, complimentary continental breakfast, and on-site workout room.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Staybridge Suites Chicago/Oakbrook Terrace
The preferred, upscale all-suite hotel in the Oak Brook area! Free bountiful hot breakfast buffet daily. Free light dinner entrée Tuesday thru Thursday evenings with free beer, wine and sodas. Free internet access throughout hotel. Free local shuttle.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Minutes from O'Hare International Airport, Hotel Indigo Chicago-Schaumburg North provides convenient access to downtown Chicago by car or rail. This Schaumburg hotel offers breathtaking décor, an inviting lobby and social areas to relax, a quick service bistro for cutting edge cuisine, and fresh and modern meeting rooms for your business or social event. Hotel Indigo Schaumburg is pet friendly.
King or double beds, guest laundry, cable TV, jacuzzi suites. Efficiency apartments for extended stays.
CITY:Prospect Heights
Offering 108 rooms and suites, coffeemaker, iron & board, 2-line cordless phone with dataport conference call and voicemail. Enjoy the fitness center, whirlpool and breakfast bar.
CITY:Prospect Heights
123 clean and comfortable rooms at affordable rates. King beds, continental breakfast. 10% senior citizen discount. Kids 17 and under stay free with adult.
CITY:Prospect Heights
Comfort Inn & Suites Conference Center
Located in Prospect Heights, this hotel's 108 guest rooms have microwaves, refrigerators, cable television, safes and coffee makers. Guests enjoy a free hot breakfast, fitness center, and Internet access.
CITY:Prospect Heights
All 68 rooms in the Sherwood Inn & Jacuzzi Suites provide cable TV and guest laundry facilities. Walking distance to area restaurants and other amenities. Retro-lodging brings you back to days gone by.
CITY:Prospect Heights
Super 8 Prospect Heights/Northbrook
Hotel guests will enjoy a continental breakfast, large-vehicle parking and free WiFi Internet. On-site fitness center and laundry facilities. This hotel has 120 rooms and is conveniently located off Interstate 294.
CITY:Prospect Heights
Holiday Inn Express - Riverwoods
Country Inn and Suites has a charming, home-like atmosphere with a hardwood lobby and fireplace.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Deerfield-Lincolnshire
This beautiful hotel is conveniently located close to Six Flags Great America Amusement Park, Botanic Gardens, Gurnee Mills Outlet Mall, Great Lakes Naval Base, Ravinia and just 15 minutes from O'Hare International Airport. Our new contemporary rooms and whirlpool suites are a refreshing retreat and include a complimentary hot breakfast, microwave, mini refrigerator and wireless and wired high-speed Internet. The hotel offers an indoor pool, whirlpool and modern fitness center featuring Life Fitness Cardio equipment. Hotel also offers complimentary local shuttle.(Based upon availability) Business travelers can relax in one of the Executive suites, hold a meeting in the 900 sq. ft. meeting room and take advantage of the 24-hour business center.
Holiday Inn Express Rolling Meadows - Schaumburg
Complimentary local shuttle, full hot breafast buffet, outdoor pool, fitness center, business center, complimentary wireless high-speed Internet.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Holiday Inn Rolling Meadows-Schaumburg
Complimentary shuttle within 5 miles, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet throughout, indoor Polynesian atrium with tropical gardens and waterfalls, 2 indoor pools, 2 Jacuzzi's, tiki bar, basketball court, volleyball court and arcade area.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Extended StayAmerica Chicago - Rolling Meadows
Welcome to Extended StayAmerica Chicago - Rolling Meadows - Schaumburg Convention Center. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays with studios featuring fully-equipped kitchens and plenty of work space, as well as amenities you won't find in a typical room.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Motel 6 - Chicago/Rolling Meadows
Located just off Highway 53 North in the hear of the Rolling Meadows business district. Arlington Park Racecourse - 1 mile, Woodfield Mall - 5 miles. Complimentary morning coffee, swimming pool. WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Free Hot Breakfast Free WIFI Free local calls and HBO Channels. Indoor heated pool and fitness center. All rooms have refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, iron and ironing boards.
Country inn & Suites By Carlson
At I-55 and Weber Road. Spacious guest rooms including suites. Complimentary breakfast, complimentary hi speed internet access, and indoor pool.
Super 8 Romeoville Bolingbrook hotel is located in the Heritage Corridor, convenient to Interstates 55 and 355 at Exit 367, and provides a comfortable, central place to stop. Close to O'Hare and Midway airports, and Empress Casino, our pet-friendly Romeoville hotel offers convenient accommodations near the Windy City.
Holiday Inn Express-Chicago West/Roselle
With its charming decor and comfortable amenities, the Country Inn and Suites Roselle features an impressive selection of cozy rooms and spacious suites. Conveniently located off the Elgin-O'Hare Expressway, this is a totally non-smoking hotel that offers all the comforts of home. Evening Manager's Receptions, Monday thru Thursday. Choice location for business travelers visiting companies in Roselle, Hanover Park, Carol Stream, Bloomingdale or Schaumburg. Attractions include Grand Victoria Casino, Woodfield Mall and the Schaumburg Convention Center in Schaumburg, the Schaumburg Boomers minor league baseball and downtown Chicago.
Lynfred Winery Bed and Breakfast
Lynfred Winery's lavish and elegant bed and breakfast suites are designed to represent French, Italian, German and turn-of-the-century American Vineyards. Escape to another world without leaving the country!
Full-service aiport property offering newly-renovated Plaza guest rooms and all those amenities geared towards the corporate business traveler.
Just a 5 minute complimentary shuttle ride from O'Hare Airport. Oversized guest rooms, great restaurants, a complete healthclub with swimming pool, business center, and meeting/banquet facilities for 6 to 1,200 people.
This 206-room hotel offers the newly renovated Networks Restaurant & Lounge (which features a patio) and complimentary airport shuttle. Hyatt is close to the new Rivers Casino, Allstate Arena and Rosemont Theatre.
This 467 room hotel features newly renovated guest rooms, meeting rooms and public space. Located in Rosemont, the hotel is two miles from O'Hare Airport, adjacent to the Allstate Arena and just minutes from the Stephens Convention Center.
Doubletree Hotel Chicago O'Hare Airport - Rosemont
Over-sized guest rooms in bold colors with warm hard wood furnishings are designed to pamper and have all the amenities you'd expect from a full-service deluxe hotel.
Residence Inn by Marriott- O'Hare/ Rosemont
The Residence Inn- O'Hare/ Rosemont is a 192 all suite property located 1½ mi. north of O'Hare Airport. Each suite includes fully equipped kitchens. O'Hare shuttle service is complimentary.


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Start with Aristotelous Square, the city's most central square boasting monumental mansions. The Ebrar Committee designed it after the devastating fire of 1917. It is one of the biggest and most impressive squares in Greece offering a view of Thermaikos Gulf. Under clear skies, you can see the Olympus massif in the far distance from the Square.
Stroll down Nikis Avenue across the seafront, extending from the city's Port (to the W) up to the Statue of Alexander the Great (in the E), lined with many cafés, bars and stores. It is one of the most popular promenade areas for locals and visitors alike.
Photography: Giorgos Vitsaropoulos
The White Tower (Lefkós Pýrgos) is the city's landmark.The 33.9 m. high fortified cylinder tower measuring 22.7 m. in diameter was built under Suleiman I the Magnificent in the 16th century. It was part of the city's fortification and was later used by the Turks as a place of execution (it was called Kanli Kasteli which means "tower of blood"). It goes by its current name since the 19th century. Inside the Tower, there is an exhibition on Thessaloniki's history, from its establishment until 1922.
Visit the Palace of Galerius, comprising the Octagon (the throne chamber) and admire its renowned mosaics, the Galerius arch, known as Kamára, built in 305 BC and the imposing Rotunda, the circular dome roofed building with impressive Early Christian mosaics (late 4th century).
Another site worth visiting is the Ancient Agóra (Market place), a trading placefrom the 3rd century BC until the 5th century AD. Discoveries include the city's Agora (Market place), the Mint, the Odeion, a hall beleived to have been housing the city archives, a part of Valaneio with baths, a tavern and a whore-house, along with many smaller finds. There is an ancient temple and Early Christian tombs (4th -7th century) located under 3rd September Street.
Another interesting place to visit is the Byzantine Bath, close to Koule Kafe Square, dating back to the late 13th century, a rare discovery site of Byzantine Baths. There are also mosques worth visiting such as the Ishak Pasha Mosque (1484), situated close to Kassandrou Street and the Hamza Bey Mosque(1467) having been destroyed by an earthquake and rebuilt in 1620. The latter is situated at the junction of Egnatia and Venizelou Streets. Bezesténi is located in the Market centre (Venizelou & Solomou Streets) and used to be the trading place for luxurious textiles. It is a rectangular building with four entrances, built in the late 15th century. The city's turkish baths include Bey Hamam (1444) on Egnatia Street, Pasha Hamam(1520), Bazaar Hamam and Yeni Hamam. Go for a walk in Kapani and Modiano markets and experience the city's scents, perfumes and colours.
Don't forget to visit the Harbour, the Customs house and the warehouses(1910). The buildings have been modified to be used as venues forthe International Film Festival and to house the Cinema Museum and the Photography Museum.
Another very interesting place to see is the Royal Theatre, a 1940 building, nowadays the seat of the National Theatre of Northern Greece. This three-storey building boasts luxurious halls and in it there is one of the most high-tech stages in Europe. It is located on the White Tower Square. Also, the Young Men's Christian Association of Thessaloniki (XANΘ), on the YMCA square, and the OTE (Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation) Tower (1969) are located in the premises of the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair.The view from the top of the tower is magnificent.
Make sure to visit Ladádika, the historic neighbourhood, close to Aristotelous Square, that was saved from the 1917 fire.The renovated buildings have in the recent years been converted into restaurants and night clubs.
The city's central streets namely Mitropóleos, Tsimiski, Ermoú and Egnatia are lined with shops, awaiting customers. As you are visiting the city centre, notice theelite art nouveau buildings and mansions located there as well as the Holocaust Victims Monument dedicated to the memory of the Greek Jews of Thessaloniki who were exterminated by the Germans during the German Occupation.
Other interesting religious sights include:
1) the church of Ayios Dimitrios, the city's Patron Saint, built after 313 AD on the ruins of Roman baths and housing significant Byzantine monuments, even though it was destroyed several times. The Church, (Ayios Dimitrios' place of martyrdom) is a five-aisled Basilica, with a Narthex and a Crypt under the Sanctuary and the transverse Aisle (a present day museum).
2) Acheiropoiitos church. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and was built in the 5th century. After the city was conquered by the Turks (1430), it was converted into a mosque. It is the only Basilica preserved in a very good condition in Greece. The church's interior is decorated with 5th century mosaics and 13th century frescoes.
3) Ayios Minas church, datingback to the 5th century, having remained a Christian church even after the city's conquest.
4) Ayia Sophia church, beingthe city's Metropolitan Church, built in the 7th century. Part of the murals decorating its interior, its 11th century frescoes in the Narthex and the 8th-12th century mosaics on the Dome, still exist.
5) Panayia Chalkeon: This is a 1028 church with frescoes dating back to the 11th and 14th centuries.
6) Ayios Panteleimonas church, built during the late 13th - early 14th century by the Metropolitan of Thessaloniki, Iákovos.
7) The Ayioi Apóstoloi church,an imposing edifice built in 1310-1314, converted into a mosque in the period 1520-1530. The mosaics and frescoes date to the period of the Palaiologos line of emperors.
8) The Sotiras Chapel, dedicated to the Transfiguration of Christ, is decorated with frescoes dating to the 14th century.
9) Nea Panayia church, athree-aisled Basilica with spaces reserved for women and a gallery at the west side of thechurch.
10) Ayios Harálampos church, used to be a dependency of the Mount Athos Simonopetra Monastery, featuringnoteworthy 17th-19th century icons, being fine examples of the Mt. Athos religious icon painting technique.
11) Laodigitria church, built in the 14th century and renovated in 1802. Icons of the 18th and 19th centuries can be seen in this church.
12) Panayoúda,beinga post-Byzantine Church, dedicated to the Birth of the Virgin Mary, featuring a 16th century icon.13) Ypapanti church, boastingnoteworthy small works of art and a history going back to 1531.
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After a test flight over Ernetta and our dig house, Susie Green – working with us to create three-dimensional visualisations of the town's architecture – flew her photographic kite over the Ramesside town, occupied between 1290 and around 1000 BC, at Amara West on Sunday. The brisk breeze – Beaufort scale 2-3 according to our trusted weather forecast – and crisp morning light made it a perfect day.
The camera rig sits well below the kite itself, and needs to stay in range of the remote control. Susie controlled the camera (rotating 360 degrees horizontally, or 90 degrees vertically) and triggered the shutter, as I did my best to walk the kite around the site in an attempt to provide a full coverage of the excavation areas… the results are spectacular.
The town of Amara West
Amara West sits on the north bank of the Nile, where a line of tamarisk trees prompts the formation of sand dunes. Villa D12.5, still being excavated, lies in the centre of the photograph. Villa E12.10 is near the bottom, excavated in 2009, partly engulfed in windblown sand. The distinctive Jebel Abri ('Abri mountain') is on the horizon.
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The low mounds of cemetery C mark graves, with the town in the background, before the Nile. The low lying sandy area in between cemetery C and the town is an ancient river channel, now dry but probably flowing during some of the period the town was inhabited. The white and blue tarpaulin in the middle of the image is the location of tomb G243, now being excavated.
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House E13.5, with Shadia Abdu Rabo standing in the front room, next to the hearth. A low bench, or mastaba, can be seen to the right, and the six large ovens in the annex. Sandbags protect the front of the house from sand, while a photographic ladder lies on the ground, for use in taking more gravity-bound views of the excavation.
We've only a few days excavation left at Amara West, in which we hope to answer some questions about the early history of the villa, complete photography for three-dimensional visualisations, explore further an area perhaps used for faience production, finish work in the western part of the multi-chamber tomb, conserve delicate wooden objects from the cemetery… the list of things still to do is, in reality, much longer!
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Hack attacks referred to as "Operation Aurora" by the multiple groups of Chinese hackers that reportedly perpetrated them from 2006 onwards hit at least 34 companies in the technology, financial and defense sectors.
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, let me remind you that in this court of public opinion we do not have legal jurisdiction over the Government of China. We do not have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that said government is guilty of conducting a massive and continuing cyberwar linked in nefarious ways with an international world of cybercrime. Our life of information security is a civil life. Our response to Operation Aurora is a civil action.
So do not ask me, as someone did during my "Threat Assessment in Dangerous Times" telebriefing (client access required) yesterday whether I can "prove" China was behind Operation Aurora. To reach a verdict in the civil court of life we don't have the same standard or proof you saw required at the OJ Simpson trial, for example. We only need a preponderance of the evidence. We only need to be 51% sure, not 100% sure. Myself, and a lot of people, are well past 99% sure. Hillary Clinton, who spoke for the U.S. in officially denouncing the attacks, would not do so lightly, and would probably agree with me.
Get past the confusion about how we prove origin of incidents that begin with a threat behind smokescreens of onion routers and proxies in uncooperative jurisdictions. That is not the issue. Individuals and organizations, cast off your paralysis. Respond to Operation Aurora.
But respond how? Google must have calculated it had less to lose in a China syndrome of continuing intellectual property theft and brand erosion. Google went public. But many other organizations export (or hope to export) to China. They fear the repercussions of standing up to China, even if they think (or know) that the government is perpetrating, supporting, or tolerating cyberattacks against them.
Commercial organizations may be in a quandary, but their publics and their governments will respond. To paraphrase what one panelist from a leading threat intelligence company said during my telebriefing: "We've blown past the tipping point where traditional protection paradigms apply. We're in the third wave of electronic information protection. From worms and cyber pranks beginning in the 1970s we escalated to widespread cybercrime beginning in the 1990s and recently to cyberwar. Just think about the Estonia, Georgia, and Operation Aurora incidents. Governments are responding. Massive amounts of money will be thrown at the problem and for the next few years no one will know who is in charge."
Government response is necessary because no individual and few organizations can resist the related juggernauts of China cyberwar and worldwide cybercrime. But government response is also dangerous and could make cyberwar worse. In my opinion, however, that risk is less than the risk of not responding to an unacceptable status quo.
So my final editorial comment and advice is that if your organization thinks or knows it's been attacked, try not to roll over and play dead. Go public like Google if you can or if you dare. The more companies and individuals speak out, the less any one of us will face repercussions, and the sooner we'll see positive change.
But if you can't go public, at least advocate among your peers for a discreet report of the incident either to law enforcement or to information sharing groups. Our public response to Operation Aurora and what will surely be ongoing problems of international cyberwar and cybercrime is going to require the best factual information about incidents, the best deliberations, and the best lobbying, diplomacy, legal, economic, and infrastructure responses possible.


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Louis McCubbin, known in the family as 'Chunk', was the eldest of the McCubbin's seven children. Born on 18 March 1890 he followed his father's footsteps into art, studying at the National Gallery art school from 1906 to 1911. During the First World War he served in France as a stretcher bearer and was subsequently appointed as an Australian War Records Section artist. However, it was as an arts administrator that he was to make his greatest contribution. He was Director of the Art Gallery of South Australia from 1936 until 1950, and served on the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board from 1945 until 1952. In 1947 he was awarded an OBE for his services to art. He died on 6 December 1952 in Melbourne.
In this portrait of Louis as a youth, McCubbin clearly relished the opportunity to paint the colours of the costume, contrasting a bright emerald green with a rich glowing red. Set against a dark background, with the sitter in three-quarter profile and looking intently at the viewer, in this work McCubbin pays homage to the portraits painted by Rembrandt.
The years before the First World War were the heyday of the fancy-dress ball, and McCubbin's daughter Kathleen remembered that the family enjoyed such events:
I recalled the days when my family used to dress up and go to fancy-dress balls. What a lot of fun it had been watching mother at the sewing-machine, stiching away at costumes, and seeing the finished result. The costumes looked as though they belonged to characters in a fairy story—beautiful garments made of velvets and satins that my mother embroidered with gold braid or trimmed with spangles. I remember the excitement I used to experience on the night of the ball, when a couple of my brothers dressed up as page boys or princes…(Mangan 1984, p 60).
This portrait was painted in 1908, when Louis would have been 18 years old and a student at the National Gallery's school, and he may be in costume for an artists' ball. It is one of several portraits that McCubbin painted of his sons in costume, including another showing Louis in the same oriental costume, a portrait of Alexander, Portrait head of Alexander McCubbin c 1908 (NGV) and one of Hugh, Portrait of a young man in fancy dress c 1912 (private collection).
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Thanks DukeTheCold. I'll stick to that theory for now. So maybe drum island is just one of the places we will revisit.
Thanks DukeTheCold. I'll stick to that theory for now. So maybe drum island is just one of the places we will revisit.
I wouldn´t be surprised if movie 10 would be about skypiea.
I honestly don't see the point in remaking the story arcs into movies. However if Toei did something like a revisit to Skypedia now, it would be interesting.
It's just the Metroid series remade for the Xbox crowd.
However Samus Aran is now some unknown low ranking military personal.
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Here is something to make this movie interesting: Wapol had an Ultimate Form, correct? Namely he eats every single weapons in the national weaponry storage and use his Baku Baku Factory ability to transform himself into a monster of destruction. We never saw him using that form in action, thanks to the good old greedy Nami. So, with a slight story change, Movie 9 may have Luffy V.S. Wapol in his so called Ultimate Form. I am very convinced that my theory regarding Thriller Bark was correct, otherwise Movie 9 would be chaotic.
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What's the diff. between the compact and the Universal? I have the Universal plus. Dough creep was a problem, but I redneck fixed that.
Can you post a link to the compact or a picture of yours? Let me go find the dough creep stopper. I never used the universal plus with anything greater than speed one. But, I actually didn't know wth I was doing when I used it last. I will need to break it out soon as the oven arrives.
This is it. http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,15815.0.htmlLike I mentioned, totally redneck, but it worked/ works.
Sorry, just saw this thread! I use the Bosch Compact. Have no real issues with dough creep at hydration's of 57% to 65% (I'm making Neapolitan dough with 00, no oil). I add all ingredients to bowl dry first, then water. I only use the dough hook. I mix on the lowest speed. I was doing an initial mix, then letting it sit for 20-40 minutes, then kneading. But I evolved to no initial mix, just straight into the kneading with hook for the time I want. Then I pull the dough out, stretch it into one big rough ball, into a covered bowl for an hour, then stretch and fold and into a smooth ball and bulk overnight at room temp. Love my Compact!
What's the max flour you've used in your compact ?I just tried 860g flour, 57% dough and it has a problem with the top third of the dough is not mixed well, put some food colouring to check this.The motor appears up to the task though and didn't get hot.I was hoping to be able to make 4 balls instead of 3 as with my KA.
well I think most would assume that this is unacceptable to some extent.
While it doesn't make me happy, I can live with it.
I am about to receive a Bosch compact. Am interested in the theory behind the use of lower speeds (some using just 1, others 1 for a few mins then 2) in kneading. I imagine the dough hook going through its motions, and travelling the same path no matter what speed, but just doing more revolutions per minute as you increase the speed.So wouldn't you just get the kneading done quicker at a higher speed? And if it's question of dough temperature, couldn't you adjust for this with your water temp?Have done all my kneading by hand for the last few years, and although I do enjoy it, I'm looking forwards to sometimes sitting back and hearing the whirr of the Bosch doing it for me


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We exist to spread a passion for the supremacy of God in all things for the joy of all peoples through Jesus Christ.
We joyfully live with a hard and glorious truth: God purposes disability in his creation for his glory and for our good.
In my blog on Sunday I asked several questions of the President following his speech to the graduates of Notre Dame. I doubt that I will ever know the answer to any of them, but I pray for the President and maybe someday God will be pleased to change his heart or at least guide him to present what he really believes more openly.
In the meantime, I am concerned at how he talks about issues, as if our greatest aspiration should be to talk about issues rather than honestly engage the differences between them. Important issues like abortion and embryonic (not adult) stem cell research.
I am even more concerned that he creates a false dilemma in his speeches rather than addressing the core problem. His policy decisions are anything but nuanced or seeking a middle ground, but he seems to want us to believe he has found common ground.
For example, from his speech on Sunday:
"And yet, one of the vexing things for those of us interested in promoting greater understanding and cooperation among people is the discovery that even bringing together persons of good will, bringing together men and women of principle and purpose -- even accomplishing that can be difficult. . .
. . . Those who speak out against stem cell research may be rooted in an admirable conviction about the sacredness of life, but so are the parents of a child with juvenile diabetes who are convinced that their son's or daughter's hardships can be relieved."
We should not be drawn into such a spurious argument as not wanting to relieve the suffering of a child with a disease like diabetes. Of course we want that - the difference is that it should not come at the expense of another person's life. (And, by the way, we are against embryonic stem cell research - nobody is against stem cell research that does not involve the destruction of a human being. Another example of not dealing with the issue fairly on the President's part). This does not make it "an admirable conviction." It makes it a core principle of protecting the weakest among us from those who are more powerful and would do them harm.
Or, more graphically, my son's autism, blindness and mental retardation will not allow him to be an economically productive member of society. Does that mean we should harvest his kidneys, liver, heart and lungs for other, more worthy children?
If that thought turns your stomach, you must answer the core question of why - is it simply because his mother allowed him to be born, thus securing his rights to his own organs? Or is it something more fundamental.
The greatest guide and comfort comes from knowing that God is sovereign over all his creation:
God intimately knows how us and how he will create us: For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. . . Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them. Psalm 139:13, 16
God creates some to live with a disability (or a disease like juvenile diabetes): Then the Lord said to him, "Who has made man's mouth? Who makes him mute, or deaf, or seeing, or blind? Is it not I, the Lord? Exodus 4:11
God creates freely, for his good purposes: As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, "Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" Jesus answered, "It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him." John 9:1-3
Jesus Christ knows what suffering looks like, and paid every debt of the elect on the cross. That was not nuanced; if sin was not addressed, we are all lost. Do I feel badly about my sin? Yes. Should I feel badly about my sin? Absolutely. Is there a middle ground to talk about it? No. God gets to decide. There is only life with Jesus or eternal death.
The President did speak candidly about disagreement in his speech:
"Because no matter how much we may want to fudge it -- indeed, while we know that the views of most Americans on the subject are complex and even contradictory -- the fact is that at some level, the views of the two camps are irreconcilable. Each side will continue to make its case to the public with passion and conviction. But surely we can do so without reducing those with differing views to caricature."
I am commanded by God to respect those in authority, and with God's help I will respect President Obama, knowing that he serves as president because God wants him there. But we should not be silenced about calling abortion what it is; that is not caricature.
He wrote, "I do not ask at this point that you oppose abortion, only that you speak about this issue in fair-minded words." Fair-minded words.
After I read the doctor's letter, I wrote back to him and I thanked him. And I didn't change my underlying position (emphasis mine), but I did tell my staff to change the words on my website. And I said a prayer that night that I might extend the same presumption of good faith to others that the doctor had extended to me. Because when we do that -- when we open up our hearts and our minds to those who may not think precisely like we do or believe precisely what we believe -- that's when we discover at least the possibility of common ground.
That's when we begin to say, "Maybe we won't agree on abortion, but we can still agree that this heart-wrenching decision for any woman is not made casually, it has both moral and spiritual dimensions.
So let us work together to reduce the number of women seeking abortions, let's reduce unintended pregnancies. (Applause.) Let's make adoption more available. (Applause.) Let's provide care and support for women who do carry their children to term. (Applause.) Let's honor the conscience of those who disagree with abortion, and draft a sensible conscience clause, and make sure that all of our health care policies are grounded not only in sound science, but also in clear ethics, as well as respect for the equality of women." Those are things we can do. (Applause.)
So, is that the point, Mr. President - we get to talk, but the underlying positions get to remain the same? The only thing that actually changes is we think a little more charitably about each other?
Please, sir, tell me how that is supposed to make a difference?
I have a few more questions, Mr. President:
When do we get to talk about how the behavior of men on virtually every measurable level has gotten worse since abortion was made legal across the United States? Men are more likely to leave women today, more likely to be abusive, less likely to care for the children they father, and less likely to consider the consequences of their sexual behavior. Up to 75% of marriages that have a disabled child end in divorce, and most of the time it is the man who walks away from his family. When do we get to talk about men being encouraged to act like men rather than petulant, irresponsible, selfish little boys?
When do we get to talk about the cultural expectation that a mother is expected to abort her baby with an identified disability in the womb? Doctors, nurses, social workers assume a diagnosis of downs syndrome or spina bifida means a woman should terminate the pregnancy. What do you call a 90% abortion rate, Mr. President? If it were babies of any ethnicity, you would rightly call it genocide. What do you believe about families in this situation, Mr. President?
Finally, Mr. President, you said yourself that "the strong too often dominate the weak." Please explain to me, Mr. President, who is more weak and thus more worthy of your protection as the leader of the free world than a baby in his or her mother's womb?
But, of course, I'm just part of that opposition not really worthy of your attention or of 'Open hearts. Open minds. Fair-minded words.' How did you put it?
"You'll hear talking heads scream on cable, and you'll read blogs that claim definitive knowledge, and you will watch politicians pretend they know what they're talking about."


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Aizen: INFJ
Aizen manipulated people using Fe, not Te. Furthermore, his paranoia and sense of megalomania seemed to stem from tertiary Ti feeding Ni. Furthermore, INFJs are the most out-going and social type of all the introverts and are good social butterflies. INTJs just shy social interaction too much. It was Aizen's ability to get himself into other peoples' heads that allowed him to get where he got, along with a very strong and well-developed Ti to feed his Ni system which is why he appears as so cold, calculating and rational. His Fe is also sorely underdeveloped which is why he is not a healthy individual. I want to add that INFJs and INTJs can be very similar to each other and sometimes they themselves don't know the differences. In the end of Deicide we also saw Aizen falling back on SeTi, his shadow function because as you know, he stopped theorizing and lost all composure. Instead he started to study the physical world, especially Ichigo's body language, demeanor and manners because he failed to get into Ichigo's head using Fe and craft explanations as to why he could not sense Ichigo anymore.
Ichigo: INFP
Ichigo easily falls into SiFi spirals like no tomorrow (basically the entirety of the HM and FKT arc), especially when he's unable to what? Deal with interpersonal relationships. So he avoids them, a typical INFP trait. ISFP is a possible alternative. Ichigo also appears to have a good Se and Ni. He's Fi dom either way, regardless of what others say. Furthermore, when really stressed out he falls back onto his shadow function SiTe making him appear as bossy and aggressive by falling back on verbal abuse and physical violence. The Tsukishima scene really comes to mind here.
Urahara: ENTJ
Yup, you heard me right. Urahara's ENTJ. He has an obvious lack of sympathy for others and is far more concerned about reaching his goals, and he prefers inductive over deductive logic (Te vs Ti). His thinking is far too rigid to be a Ti dom or aux, and ENTJs can be as goofy as their ENTP counterparts. Urahara's goofy-ness isn't Ne goofy-ness though, and this is an important distinction to understand. Urahara desires power as well. He didn't create the Research Department out of goodwill. Compare Urahara to Jim Carrey if you want to understand the difference between ENTJ and ENTP humor. Furthermore, Urahara's thinking is too rigid to be an Ne dom or aux. I already suspected so when Urahara mentioned that he supports determinism and that is just not something that would sit right with Ne doms and aux, because we like the open-ended connections Ne makes. Ni doms and aux on the other hand, they have no problems whatsoever to think the system is "closed", due to Te being inductive in nature. This also explains why Aizen ultimately felt that Urahara was smarter than him, because Aizen's not Te dom that Urahara is. I want to add that ENTJs are the most introverted types of the extraverts along with the ENTPs.
Orihime: ISFJ
I think this is more or less obvious. Also explains my dislike of her character being my shadow function (sigh). She has shit Ti and Fi also, which is why she always adopts other peoples' feelings as hers such as crying when Riruka was sad but without actually knowing why. Fe creates sympathy but without Fi or strong Ti to back Fe up, there is no empathy whatesoever. And yes, she's a people-pleaser. A horrible one. Another typical Fe dom/aux trait.
Chad: ISFP
Chad screams Se aux user. He expresses almost everything about himself through the use of body language. ISTP is a possibility, but I think there's more focus on Chad's feelings and who he is in his stories that speaks more for Fi dom.
Gin: ENFP
I think we already covered it but I want to reinforce the already existing assessment about it.
Rukia: ISTJ
Not sure what there is to add here really, but she values commitment, loyalty and so on strongly, all typical SJ traits. Furthermore, she tends to express her emotions through body language rather than verbally, and she prefers doing what she knows, suggesting Si dom. She's horrible at expressing feelings due to auxiliary Te, but she has a strong emotional life in accordance to Fi. She falls back on NeFi when really stressed, making her withdraw and just introspect endlessly about who she is like she did during the Soul Society arc.
Matsumoto: ENFJ
Outgoing, loves people, has a knack to take upon the emotions of others as hers. Important to note that ENFJs may necessarily not actually be organized in the physical world as much as they are organized when it comes to their internal value system about people, making it possible that ENFJs can actually appear as slobs as they tend to focus so much on others that they forget about the physical world around them. Loves to draw out the best out of others as well and they tend to do this by getting under your skin. The scene where Matsumoto comforts Orihime really comes to mind as a typical ENFJ thing. She also seems to use Se quite a bit.
Keigo: INFP
That man relies so much on his Ne humor to socially interact with others it's not even funny. Fi dom over Ti because he's more concerned about how people feel than what they think.
Mizuiro: ESTJ
Probably. He loves money and fame and living the good life but not for the sake of life's finer pleasures like the ESFP, but more to prove his value and worth to others. He's very laid back as an ESTJ but I think we just don't see that aspect of him really. I think we saw a glimpse of Mizuiro's inner overlord during Deicide also.
Addendum re Ulquiorra and INTP as well:
He's inferior Fe shines through it's not even funny. Deductive reasoning, he prefers to observe and draw conclusions later (NeTi). Introverted perceiver because he dislikes authority and the only reason he's even obeying Aizen's orders is because he's an NT so he recognizes Aizen's intellect and respects it tons. I've said that before also, but to NTs intelligence is the most valued trait and even if you depise a person to death, if the NT thinks the person is smart, they will still respect that person. Introverted doesn't need to be expounded upon further, I think. He also has an obvious objective worldview suggesting Ti dom. And he's a nihilist and has a constant "I don't have enough fucks to give" attitude towards everything, again suggesting Ti dom. Ne because he prefers theorizing and building internal logical systems over understanding the physical world and its inner workings. Ti dom because he can't understand emotions and he tries to rationalize them. The entire "The Heart" substory was Ulquiorra's attempt to rationalize emotions as a Ti dom. Si tertiary because when Ne fails he falls back on what he knows. Fe inferior because ultimately he wants to connect to people and understand them and what they feel and feel what they feel. The last portion is very important. In sum: obvious INTP with poorly developed auxiliary Ne for social interaction. He fell back a lot on SiFe during the latter portion of The Lust when he got pissed off at Ichigo. When INTPs decide they have a fuck to give, they always seem to attempt to make up for all the fucks they could never bother to give before.
Ulquiorra is a person you'd get when you have an INTP who relies on Ti for EVERYTHING. That's why he failed to realize that his own internal logical system crafted by Ti was flawed and illogical because he kept ignoring new information provided by Ne. He wasn't quite in an SiTi spiral, but it was something very similar to it. While I'm at it:
Grimmjow: ESTP
Obvious ESTP is obvious.
Hollow Ichigo: ESTJ
Yup, Ichigo's shadow. I don't even think Kubo understood what he was doing here actually but suffice to say, it's freaking brilliant making hollow Ichigo an ESTJ in constrast to the INFP ego. ESTJ because hollow Ichigo relies a lot on his tertiary Ne to feed Te. He also desires to be in a power position and crafting a system where everyone has a purpose and his purpose is to control and direct, ergo the whole thing about the king and his horse. Has no respect or understanding for Ichigo's NeFi nature and thinks that it has no value because Ichigo's idealistic worldview is not materialistic but indeed idealistic. Tertiary Ne feeding Te which is why he appears as such a narcissist megalomaniac, yet you see that he prefers that which is known and established. He desires strict structure of an Si controlled world where nothing ever changes. Makes sense because when Ichigo faced his hollow he was stuck in SiFi loops so naturally Ichigo's hollow would be stuck in NeTe loops. Oh yeah, I want to add here also that ESTJs look up to authority and respect it tons, and that's why hollow Ichigo seem to respect Zangetsu so much because Ichigo's inner world is ultimately crafted by Zangetsu.
Isshin: ENTP
Lots of Ne goofy-ness there. Ti aux over Fi because of the episode where he yelled at Ichigo because he refused to do anything about Aizen. Seems to be more of a Ti than an Fi thing to me. He also tends to pull pranks and jokes at the expense of others that may seem extremely inappropriate. Tertiary Fe because he still has a desire to understand and connect with other people and is very good at flatten over his Ne jokes with Fe when they fail.
Szayel: ENTP
Relies a lot on Ne during the entire portion where we are introduced to his character. Ti because he's a scientist. Ne dom because he likes to talk and he's the one who talks the most between him, Ishida and Renji. Ti aux because Mayuri outsmarted him.
Mayuri: INTJ
I know most people think Mayuri's an INTP but it's important to understand that ALL NTs are quirky one way or another. Just because Mayuri fulfills the definition of the mad scientist it doesn't mean that he has to be an INTP. Mayuri enjoys power for one, and his thinking is rigid. He rather becomes a master at something than being competent at many things. He seems to prefer inductive over deductive logic, crafting a plan first to implement than observe and then craft a plan. If anything I get the feeling Mayuri's stuck in a bit of an NiFi loop, and the mad scientist persona that we see is a result of his poorly developed tertiary Fi. Mayuri wants to appear as an authentic individual. Au contraire to INTPs, INTPs don't try to be mad scientists on purpose (I should know -.-).
Renji: ISFJ
At least he's more developed than Orihime. Doesn't like to try anything new (Si), and has a tendency to adopt the values of the group rather than sticking to his own (Fe), ergo the conflict he experienced during the SS arc about whether he would stand up to Byakuya or not. Also probably why I think Rukia and Renji tend to have a good relationship dynamic due to the commonly shared Si as a dominant function.
Byakuya: ISTJ
Obvious ISTJ is obvious.
Kaien: ENFP
Most likely. Or perhaps INFP. A big problem that we only see Kaien in Rukia's memories but he has Ne goofy-ness for sure, and he comes off as a feeler over a thinker. I mean, the entire thing about the heart? Only a feeler would conjure that.
Ishida: INTJ
Dun dun.
Ryuken: ENTJ
Probably. I can also see ESTJ working out here, but I think ENTJ is more likely.
Kenpachi: ISTP
Sees the possibilities in the here and now for sure. Thinker because he doesn't even seem to know what feelings are like, but you can see his inferior Fe shining through because he still wants to connect with people. Introverted dominant because he doesn't seem to enjoy socialization that much and prefers a group of close friends he can trust over many. Lives in the here and now and he enjoys the wild side of life quite a bit. The here and now attitude is mostly discerned in his battles. Compare to Ichigo who I think is most likely an INFP and how he has to learn to struggle with this, desiring to be more like Kenpachi. Also compare to Chad who tries to find a use of his body in the here and now because of his Fi. Se = Body Fi = social value.
Yamamoto: ESTJ
He's the SS overlord. I don't think there more to add to it really. Te dom over Si because he clearly enjoys being in a power position and directing people. I can also imagine Yamamoto having a really wild life as a young one.
Shunsui: ENTP
He relies on Ne and Fe, but he's ultimately not interested in interpersonal relationships and how that fits into his value system. Compare to Ukitake...
Ukitake: ENFP
More Ne goofy-ness, but he tries to understand people according to his Fi value system. The whole deal about Ukitake refusing to fight Lillynette comes to mind. Shunsui on the other hand, being Ti aux just thinks it's more a matter of not giving enough of a damn because he fails to see why it would be efficient in order to defeat the enemy. Ti aux makes him lazy as hell. Probably why the duo is interesting and quite funny where they only differ in aux and tertiary function. I can see Ukitake and Shunsui having pulled off a lot of pranks when they were young, but Shunsui more so than Ukitake since Shunsui does not work according to an inner value system that Ukitake does, meaning that he cares less about the consequences of his pranks.
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P-Dub's Pizza & Rib Shack returns this pride.
Owners Tim Dominguez's love and pride in the community is evident as soon as you open the menu.
Each of P-Dub's signature burgers is named after one of the Pueblo West schools (The Titan, The Cyclone, The Spartan, etc.), but the support doesn't stop there.
P-Dub's is introducing a competition for the people of Pueblo West, which is best explained in their mission statement: "Here at P-Dub's our mission is to support out community and the small business. We are also big supporters of our local schools. We have named our Famous P-Dub's burgers after local school mascots and a portion of the profits for the top selling burger of the month will be donated to the mascot's school. here at P-Dub's we will also recommend local small businesses and events from time to time and all we ask is 'Pay it Forward.'"
This mission statement isn't some clever ploy to bring in customers, it comes directly from owner Tim Dominquez's heart.
"Pueblo West is a tight community," Dominguez said.
"We live here, and people in Pueblo West don't want to go to Pueblo, they don't want to go to Canon City, they want to be in our own little town.
"So, we all need to take care of each other, to build Pueblo West and to take care of the people in Pueblo West."
P-Dub's plans to do exactly that in the future, and what better way than to offer a community centralized restaurant.
P-Dub's offers fall off the bone ribs, macaroni pizza and "kids make it, we bake it" pizza.
P-Dub's self-seating system and televisions equipped with season passes to almost every televised sport imaginable (yes, including the NFL ticket) are only a couple of ways they strive to make P-Dub's a community hub.
Dominquez hopes to turn his restaurant into a tool of revival for the small business and a way to benefit the community he holds dear.
"This nation was founded on small businesses in the first place," Dominquez said. "So if we aren't taking care of the small businesses and the small businesses don't take care of the community, then America won't be what it used to be."
P-Dub's is at 228 S. McCulloch Blvd. and open daily from 10 a.m. to midnight with carry out also available.
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