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Malware type: Trojan
Destructive: No
Platform: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003
In the wild: Yes
This malicious browser extension is disguised as a Facebook Valentines Theme that affects browsers, one of which is the Google Chrome browser.
To get a one-glance comprehensive view of the behavior of this Trojan, refer to the Threat Diagram shown below.
This Trojan may be unknowingly downloaded by a user while visiting malicious websites. It may be manually installed by a user.
File type: Other
Initial samples received date: 27 Jan 2012
Payload: Connects to URLs/IPs
Arrival Details
This Trojan may be unknowingly downloaded by a user while visiting malicious websites.
It may be manually installed by a user.
This is Trend Micro's detection for a browser extension which is disguised as a Facebook Valentines Theme that affects Google Chrome browser. Before continuing the installation, Chrome warns the user about the application's access rights.
Upon installation, this application executes a script in the following URL:
- http://{BLOCKED}rs.{BLOCKED}kakkar.com/script.php
- http://{BLOCKED}rs.{BLOCKED}kakkar.com/ad.php
- http://{BLOCKED}rs.{BLOCKED}kakkar.com/ad2.php
After 9 seconds it redirects to:
- http://{BLOCKED}rs.{BLOCKED}kakkar.com/video.php?new
Finally, when the user is logged in to his account, the script automatically 'likes' several pages including:
It may also post a message on friends' Facebook walls:
The message, when clicked redirects to this page when clicked:
- http://{BLOCKED}n2test2.{BLOCKED}r.com/?user={user ID}
Clicking the image installs the malicious Chrome extension.
First VSAPI Pattern File: 8.738.07
First VSAPI Pattern Release Date: 27 Jan 2012
VSAPI OPR Pattern Version: 8.739.00
VSAPI OPR Pattern Release Date: 28 Jan 2012
Step 1
Scan your computer with your Trend Micro product to delete files detected as TROJ_FOOKBACE.A. If the detected files have already been cleaned, deleted, or quarantined by your Trend Micro product, no further step is required. You may opt to simply delete the quarantined files. Please check this Knowledge Base page for more information.
Step 2
For Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 users, before doing any scans, please make sure you disable System Restore to allow full scanning of your computer.
To manually remove this chrome extension, please follow the steps below:
- Open Google Chrome browser.
- Click the "Customize and Control Google Chrome" button at the top right portion of the browser.
- Go to Tools > Extensions.
- Find "Facebook Improvement ! Facebook.com" and click "Uninstall".
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Search Results
Keywords: Centennial
Historical Items Showing 3 of 290 View All
Item 36277
Title: Centennial Trophy, Lubec, 1911
Contributed by: Lubec Historical Society
Date: 1911
Location: Lubec
Media: Metal, silver plated
Item 81181
Title: Centennial Committee, Princeton, 1932
Contributed by: Princeton Public Library
Date: 1932
Location: Princeton
Media: photograph
Item 15838
Title: Centennial Parade float, Eliot, 1910
Contributed by: William Fogg Library
Date: 1910-08-11
Location: Eliot
Media: Postcard
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Item 85129
Address: Cushman property, S. Side Centennial Street, Peaks Island, Portland, 1924
Owner in 1924: Nathan A. Cushman
Use: Dwelling
Item 85130
Address: Cushman property, E. Side Centennial Street, Peaks Island, Portland, 1924
Owner in 1924: Nathan A. Cushman
Use: Barn
Item 85131
Address: Cushman property, E. Side Centennial Street, Peaks Island, Portland, 1924
Owner in 1924: Nathan A. Cushman
Use: Workshop
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Passamaquoddy Indians from Washington County traveled to Portland in 1920 to take part in the Maine Centennial Exposition. They set up an "Indian Village" at Deering Oaks Park.
Shaarey Tphiloh, Portland's Orthodox Synagogue
Shaarey Tphiloh was founded in 1904 by immigrants from Eastern Europe. While accommodating to American society, the Orthodox synagogue also has retained many of its traditions.
Named for the two largest things in Maine at the turn of the 20th century, Mt. Katahdin and Granger of Stetson, were known as the Largest Oxen in the World. Unable to do farm work because of their size, they visited fairs and agricultural events around the Northeast.
Sites Showing 1 of 1 View All
A history of the easternmost town in Maine as created by the Lubec Historical Society, Lubec Consolidated School, Lubec Landmarks, and Lubec Memorial Library. Exhibits include the sardine and herring industries, the Sardine Queen, the West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, the 1911 Centennial Celebration, the S. S. Cumberland Steamer, the gold hoax, an important community quilt, a tragic boating accident, and the blizzard of 1934, among others.

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We are very proud of the rich and storied legacy of the Hunt organization. Our history goes back to December 18, 1934 when H.L. Hunt founded Hunt Oil Company. Initially, Hunt Oil Company's activities were limited to the East Texas oil field, but over the years the Company grew substantially and, today, Hunt Oil Company can point to successes around the world (e.g. we have drilled oil wells on every continent except Antarctica) and a family of companies which operates in important new areas that have nothing to do with energy.
Hunt Oil Company has, over the years, been the catalyst which led to the creation of new areas of businesses including energy, real estate, investments, ranching and infrastructure. Each entity, however, shares a common heritage and corporate culture – and the attributes that made Hunt Oil Company the success it is today are the same attributes found in every other Hunt company.
We are unique in a number of ways. First, and most obvious, is the fact we are a family-owned private company – which affords us a number of unique competitive advantages (e.g. – taking a truly long term view when making business decisions).
Another characteristic that one finds across our organization is the emphasis we place on attracting and retaining the most highly-qualified personnel possible. The men and women who comprise the Hunt companies are our most important asset.
In terms of our day-to-day activities, we are very proactive and aggressive from an operational point of view – but we balance that strategy with a correspondingly conservative financial philosophy. This is a combination that has served us very well over our eight decades of growth.
The management structure of our family of companies consists of a parent holding company – Hunt Consolidated, Inc. – and two "intermediate holding companies." Hunt Consolidated Energy is the intermediate holding company which oversees our energy and infrastructure activities. Hunt Consolidated Investments is responsible for our real estate, investment and agribusiness operations – plus other new ventures. The two intermediate holding companies coordinate their activities closely and are led by Hunter L. Hunt and Chris W. Kleinert, respectively.
Please continue to that section of our website which is of greatest interest to you. We are confident that you will be pleased with what you see and learn – and we are always looking for new opportunities and expanded relationships as we plan for the years to come.


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Jura-Capresso has focused on producing espresso machines that provide the utmost in quality and innovation. Forged as a union between Swiss-born Jura and US Capresso, the company has been making historic products ever since its inception in 1994 for the Espresso and Coffee brewing arena. Jura-Capresso coffee centers not only deliver superior performance, convenience, and reliability, but are also designed with elegance and style that give each of their espresso coffee machines a rare blend of form and function. With a Jura-Capresso espresso coffee maker, you always have cafe-quality coffee at your fingertips.
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. . . ' 1 100 years) , j j Monday, May 16, 1988 Weber State College Vol. 48 No. 67 - WSC students win national DECA awards Ethan Yorgason News Editor Two Weber State students placed first at a national DECA competition in Salt Lake City. Dawn Janke took first place for her National DECA Week promotion and Mike Nordenstrom won the fashion merchandising category at the competition held May 4-7. Carl Grunander, who teaches distributive technology at WSC as well as being an advisor for Delta Epsilon Chi (DECA) at WSC and for the state of Utah, said, "This is our first time to have any first place winner." Weber has had some second and third place finishes in past years, said Grunander, but never a national winner before. DECA is a student marketing association. Members are involved in learning about marketing, management and managerial skills. Two other WSC students placed in the competition. Darcy Morgan was a top-ten finalist in apparel and accessory marketing and finished in the top five in the personal selling area of her category. Steve Carter was one of about 20 overall finalist in general merchandise and retail marketing. He finished in the top five in - -t - . It's outa here Action has been intense the past week in the intramural Softball leagues played at the practice field below the Swenson Gym. This slugger Finished with a home run for her effort. (Signpost photo: Judd Bundy) After Hazelwood, campus officials trying to muzzle student papers (CPS) Censorship controversies have arisen at four different campuses in recent weeks, leading some observers to worry that a January U.S. Supreme Court decision has moved some administrators to try to gain control over student newspapers. During the last month, officials at Arizona's Pima Community College, at Western Kentucky University, at Texas's San Jacinto College and at Chapman College in California, have tried to alter and even halt student papers and productions. "It's hard to pinpoint," said Mark Goodman of the Student Press Law Center. "But there is a change in thinking." There is "more direct censorship" on campuses. "They're stonewalling us," said Barbara Stafford, editor of the Aztec Press at Pima Community College, of her school's top officials' efforts to publish more "positive stories." In explaining his April 11 decision to stop a campus literary magazine from publishing an article he didn't like, San Jacinto College Chancellor Tom Sewcll simply asserted, "I'm the publisher." The assertion echoes the Supreme Court's January ruling that school newspapers run as part of journalism labs arc not protected by the First Amendment. School officials, the justices said in what has come to be known as the "Hazelwood Decision," were "entitled to regulate the content of for-credit newspapers just as they could regulate what happened in any other classroom activity. Though the court specifically said its decision applied only to high school - not college papers, not all campus officials have recognized the limit "We'll hear a lot of horror tales about censorship in the next few years," predicted Dr. Louis Inglehart, author of several student press guides and journalism professor emeritus at Ball State University in Indiana. Just weeks after the ruling, for example, Edward Wagner, chairman of Pima's Board of Governors, suggested campus officials edit the Aztec Press more closely to prevent "shoddy reporting." "In view of the recent Supreme Court decision, we as the board have the right to edit or not to edit," Wagner said during a board meeting. "They want more fluff for the college," Editor Stafford says. "They want more positive news stories about the college, and less investigative stuff." Although Wagner has dropped his proposal that school administrators need to exercise greater authority, Stafford says that Wagner and other school officials refuse to grant interviews to Aztec Press staffers. "They're stonewalling us." In March, Western Kentucky University President Kern Alexander proposed replacing the students who edit WKU's campus newspaper and yearbook with faculty members. Then, perhaps to fit the Supreme Court's definition of a "lab newspaper," Alexander proposes giving student reporters academic credit instead of the small stipend they're now paid. (see HAZELWOOD on page 2) INSIDE: WSC Crime Lab See pages 6-7 Orchesis review See page 8 Rawhide fever See page 12 Student-golfer dies after fight at party Mark Doherty, a member of the Weber State College golf team died Saturday after injuries suffered in a fight in a downtown Ogden parking lot. Doherty, 21, of 3460 Brinker Ave., Ogden was pronounced dead at 5:34 p.m. at McKay-Dee Hospital, 16 hours after suffering severe head injuries in the fight. Police reports said the altercation occurred sometime around 1:30 a.m. Saturday when Doherty asked a man for a ride home after a Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity party at P.J. Kilpatrick's, a private club at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Ogden. Doherty and some friends were in a nearby parking lot looking for a ride home when a car with two occupants drove by and Doherty asked the driver for a ride but was refused, police reports said. Witnesses told police the driver and Doherty exchanged words and the driver got out of the car and hit Doherty twice in the face. Doherty fell backward and his head struck the concrete floor of the parking lot. The driver got back into the car and drove 1 ff. Police are looking for a light-blue or silver car and trying to identify Dohcrty's alleged attacker as well as the passenger. Doherty came to Weber State this year after transferring from Scottsdalc Community College in Arizona. A junior, Doherty was majoring in business with an emphasis in sales.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1988-05-16, Vol. 48, No. 67
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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|Stewart Library, Weber State University
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Careers at Peruvian Connection
Open positions:
Peruvian Connection is a growing, international, multi-channel marketing company that has been in business since 1976. We are a family company and enjoy a high level of employee commitment. We offer a competitive salary and excellent benefit package including health and dental, short and long-term disability (for full-time staff), 401k and Profit Sharing along with fabulous product discounts. We value diversity.
Open positions:
Job Description:
This position enables you to be a key player in each season's digital launch of the Peruvian Connection line of original and artisan-inspired knitwear, fashion and accessory designs. You will manage the online seasonal collection for our US, UK and German Ecommerce websites, ensuring consistency with the vision and style inspiration guides, all while maintaining web best practices. In a company our size, you'll have the opportunity to actively contribute to the overall direction of the website by providing ideas to improve both visual design and user experience.
Since 1976, Peruvian Connection has made ethnographic textiles the point of reference for its artisan-made, luxury fiber collections. In addition to the label's signature knitwear, it offers a range of romantic dresses, superbly tailored outerwear and unique handcrafted accessories, all exclusively designed by and for Peruvian Connection.
This position is based at our corporate headquarters in Tonganoxie, Kansas, a few miles from the Kansas City metro area. Come to work each morning on our Farm with casual offices in an historic barn, and be a part of a team that enjoys competitive pay, great benefits and a collaborative work environment.
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There are just some things you never want to forget.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Ellie week by week.
Friday, July 19, 2013
Ellie's Birth...11 weeks later. Oops!
Once we got to the Doctor's office they checked my blood pressure and it was starting to get high, nothing really scary but just higher than it should have been. When my doctor came in she told us that she had made an appointment for me to be induced on Sunday. I didn't really want to wait until Sunday and I was only at 2.5cm at the time so, I could very well have been waiting that long. I asked her about my blood pressure and if she was concerned. She said she wasn't but said also that it would probably continue to go up and that it was at a level where I could be induced that day if I wanted to.
After talking to Trevor and my Dad about it and realizing that if my bp continued to climb we could both be at risk, we decided to induce that day. I was pretty excited because I liked the idea of her having a May 1st birthday...best laid plans, Haha.
From the doctors office Trevor and I went to Panera so I could eat before I got admitted. We were both really excited and also a little stunned that it was finally going to happen. After I ate we made one stop for his work, he had an original document for a trial and had to get it to the attorney who would appear in court. Then, Trevor asked if we could stop at Double Shot because he hadn't had his coffee yet :) I figured he would be needing the caffeine so we made a pit stop and then it was on to the hospital!
We got in the parking garage and went up to the 6th floor where labor and delivery are. Before we walked in I had Trevor take one last picture of me pregnant. We went into labor and delivery and they put me directly into a room, Labor and Delivery 5. It was about 11am at this point.
At about 12pm they started my pitocin drip and I started having more regular contractions.
I'm not sure exactly what time it was, I think it was probably around 2pm they came in to check me again and I was at 4cm and they broke my water which immediately pushed me to 5cm.
It was around this time that my precious husband brought me this beautiful flower arrangement. He also had two other arrangements for the Grandmothers to be. He is so thoughtful and I really enjoyed looking at those flowers, they ended up being my focal object when I was pushing later that night.
Once my water was broken my contractions got a little harder but were still really manageable, I could tell though they were building and as the anesthesiologist was next door they sent him over to give me my epidural. Getting the epidural was pretty uneventful but a little creepy to know a stranger is sticking a huge needle in your back.
From then until about 9pm I was pretty comfortable. I tried to sleep but had some visitors so that didn't happen. Once 9pm rolled around though, I started hurting. Apparently little miss E had flipped from her side to her back and that put a bunch of pressure on my pelvis which the epidural didn't help at all. I'm not going to lie, it was rough and made me really thankful that I had what help the drugs did offer.
Backing up a little, at 7pm they had a shift change and I was introduced to my night nurse, Stephanie. I didn't know it at the time but she was just what I needed. She was so sweet and calm, she had a quiet confidence that was so reassuring. I was so glad to have her taking care of us.
As I said previously, towards the end I was really starting to hurt. The anesthesiologist came back and juiced my epidural but it didn't really do much. I just had to deal with the pain until it was time to push. I was watching the clock, really hoping for a May 1st delivery but I saw midnight come and go. I tried to get some sleep but that didn't really happen.
Finally, around 2am my Mom, without me even knowing, got the nurse and said I was really restless and she thought I might be ready. The nurse checked me and, sure enough, I was complete! Ellis was still not fully descended but they decided to let me try pushing. One funny memory I have is of my Dad (a doctor), my own doctor and Stephanie each came in and without knowing, they each told me exactly the same "trick for pushing". They also all told me I would have to push harder than I thought and man, was that ever true! I had no idea.
I ended up pushing for about an hour and a half. I was really tired from the events of the day and the late hour so, my first pushes weren't really very effective. Once I stumbled into some good ones then I felt like I made more progress. Probably the worst part of actually pushing her out was that my stomach got really upset and I eventually threw up in the middle of a contraction. Twice. It was the pits.
Finally, at 3:44am Ellis Anne was born :) It was amazing and surreal and wonderful. The nurse asked Trevor if he wanted to cut the cord but he didn't hear her right away and she then rushed to cut it herself quickly and I knew something wasn't quite right because of her haste. They took Ellis right away to the bed and began to work on her because she wasn't breathing. They probably only worked on her for a few seconds before she started to cry but that was the longest few seconds of my life. When she finally started to cry, Trevor and I cheered. That cry was one of the sweetest sounds I have ever heard. They kept working on her while I was getting cleaned and stitched up and I got so impatient I asked Trevor to take her picture so I could see her face.
She was, and is, the most beautiful little thing I've ever seen :) Finally after about 20 minutes I got to hold and feed her. I won't ever forget the feeling of holding her tiny little body in my arms and finally putting a face with the little person I'd been growing for the last 40 weeks and 4 days.
After that it was a bustle of family coming in to see and hold her and hug us, nurses coming in to check me and help me feed her and finally at 7am they wheeled us into our post partum room. Trevor slept but I didn't, I was so worried she was going to stop breathing or something crazy and when I finally did settle down enough to sleep, visitors started coming to see us and somehow I kept going. I didn't sleep at all until later that afternoon and then only for a short time.
We stayed in the hospital for one more night and then we left with our daughter on Friday at about 4pm. She wore the cutest little pink dress and a white sweater, the sweater didn't make it though, haha. Trevor drove with the most caution I've ever seen and we went to Chick-fil-a because we were starving.
Everything went so well and I am so thankful to God for His blessings and protection. I think back on that night and I'm overcome with emotions I can't even put into words.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Last night my baby had an upset tummy, which lead to a little bit of a rough night. Nothing terrible, it was just more difficult than usual to get her to go back to sleep.
I was tired and frustrated and just wanted rest for both of us; me because I was exhausted and her because I knew it would make her feel better.
As I was rocking her I realized how foolish it was for me to be frustrated. I was holding my healthy daughter in the safety of my warm, dry home while other mothers in Moore are grieving for their babies or praying they find them alive. I can't fathom that. Today, I'm praying for them.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Let's get this party started!
It is May 1st, 2013 and I'm laying in a hospital bed, waiting to meet my daughter for the first time! Amazing!
I'm equal parts nervous and anxious but more than either of those, I'm excited :)
I had a doctors visit this morning and my blood pressure had crept up a bit and since I am 40 weeks 3 days we decided to go ahead and induce. I was almost to a 4 on my own when we got here so hopefully things go quickly and easily. I'm liking the idea of a May 1st birthday!
Here we are just before walking in the hospital :)
Thursday, February 7, 2013
The Crud :-/
I'm trying hard not to complain because, really, I don't have anything to complain about. Some have it much worse than I do. So, instead I will leave you with a little peek of our girl from the 3D ultrasound we had last week.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
She likes to move it, move it.
Since then she has been moving more and more each day. I notice she is much more active after I have eaten and when I'm still. At first she really only moved enough for me to feel her when I got in bed at night, but now it is throughout the whole day. This week and a little last week I've been able to see her move which has been really fun! She seems to wiggle and seesaw back and forth. She doesn't move slowly or softly, haha.
While I'm at it, we had a fantastic Christmas! We looked at lights, spent lots of time with family, visited family in Dallas and got some really fun and sweet gifts. It was a wonderful time, very busy, but wonderful still. Next year will look different and I can't wait! I finally took down our tree this last weekend. It was time. I always feel a little sad putting it all away but getting to clean my house the way I like and having that extra corner of our living room back feels pretty darn good.
2013 is here and it's going to be a big one for our little family. Bring it!
Monday, December 10, 2012
20 Things From the First 20 Weeks
I've thrown up exactly ONE time, it was from a cheeseburger.
My friends and I had planned a girlfriends photo shoot when I was TEN weeks and I
On no more than TWELVE separate occasions I was positive my hair was all going to fall out. I always heard how thick and beautiful you hair would be while pregnant and mine fell out like I was going bald for 4 months.
September THIRTEENth was the date of my first doctor's appointment which was really just meeting with a nurse and confirming a positive pregnancy test...I had already taken three at that point :)
As of today I have FOURTEEN more shopping days until Christmas and all I want to do is register for baby gifts, buy little girl clothing and decorate the nursery.
It wasn't until week FIFTEEN that I felt like my belly popped out...FINALLY! It also appears my "girls" exploded that week...maybe it was just the dress haha.
At least SIXTEEN times per day I think or talk about my sweet girl and I'm overcome with joy and thankfulness!
For SEVENTEEN weeks we really thought we were going to have a boy.
But, we found out Baby Hughes was a girl at EIGHTEEN weeks on November 30th.
August NINETEENth I took my very first, positive pregnancy test in a hotel in Puyallup, WA where I was staying for a cousin's wedding.
So, there are TWENTY things about my first TWENTY weeks of being pregnant and now I've got TWENTY


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The Guardian Civil society groups say enough signatures have been gathered to force a referendum but authorities are interfering Indigenous people, environment groups and others hoping to force a national referendum on whether one of the world's most biodiverse regions should be exploited by oil companies fear that the Ecuadorean government is manipulating the results of a petition in order to support the president. Ecuador's proposal to leave an 846m barrels of oil in the ground under the
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www.mongabay.com Environmental activists in Ecuador are accusing the country's National Electoral Council of breaking into sealed boxes to interfere with completed petitions that call for a referendum on oil drilling in the Amazonian region of Yasuní. The environmentalists had spent six months collecting signatures to oppose Rafael Correa's plans to extract oil from the Yasuní-ITT oil field in the eastern portion of the country. The petitions handed to the Council on 12 April included 757,623
19 April 2014, 00.09
The Guardian An alternative summit held during Cop 6 brought the idea of climate justice onto the global stage. How pivotal was this moment for how the climate change movement progressed? Today it is accepted, but 20-30 years ago campaigners were struggling to even get an acknowledgement that climate change was happening, let alone that it was manmade. It would have been hard to imagine that one day we might hold the developed nations responsible and start talking about redress for victims of
15 April 2014, 22.39
Amazon Watch On Saturday, April 12th, something incredibly inspiring happened in Ecuador. Yasunidos or "United for Yasuní," a civil society collective of environmentalists, artists, activists, and indigenous leaders, delivered nearly 800,000 signatures to the National Elections Commission (CBE) calling for a national referendum to decide if oil should remain under Block 43/ITT in Yasuní National Park indefinitely. A couple of months ago collecting over 600,000 signatures, the amount needed to
15 April 2014, 22.29
Environmental News Service In 2007, for the meager sum of US$3.6 billion, Ecuador's President Rafael Correa offered the world a chance to buy into a conservation plan, called the Yasuní-ITT Initiative, to save his country's easternmost sector from oil extraction. The ITT concession area, named for three sites within its boundaries – Ishpingo, Tambococha and Tiputini – makes up about 1/12th of the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. It represents an opportunity to conserve up to 10 percent of all
14 April 2014, 19.59
Upside Down World I'm in Quito, Ecuador. I wake up nervous at 8 a.m., getting ready to pick up a valuable envelope at the bus station that Cesar, a Yasunidos activist, mailed from Guayaquil, brought by his friend from New York on a plane, a day earlier. I am chatting with Cesar, "Did you send it to my name? Did you send it to the Santa María station?" I knew that if they sent it anywhere else, the signatures of Ecuadorian immigrants in Queens would not make it on time for the official delivery of
13 April 2014, 13.54
BBC NewsEnvironmentalists in Ecuador say they have collected enough signatures to have a referendum on whether the Yasuni National Park in the Amazon should be opened to further oil exploration. They said 727,947 people had signed their petition to have a vote - more than required by Ecuadorian law. President Rafael Correa has promised that any oil earnings from the park would be used for poverty alleviation. But critics say one of the world's most biodiverse areas would be damaged. The
07 April 2014, 10.28
New Internationalist Tim Gee investigates Ecuador's failure to 'keep the oil in the ground', and the activism that could yet secure the future of the national park. A kingfisher flits by, then a heron, an osprey, a flock of parrots. In the branches, one, two, three hoatzins: a bird species that links us to our prehistoric past. The tree-trunks are so wide they exceed the arm span of any human being. The butterflies are bigger than my hand. The bees are the size of dollar coins. This is Yasuní,
04 April 2014, 13.04
Greengrants.org On the Defense Day of Yasuní, March 5, Ecuador's YASunidos movement celebrated this pristine Amazon rainforest by announcing that it had 480,000 signatures to force a national referendum on oil exploitation in one of the most biodiverse rainforests on Earth. The group is confident it will meet its goal of at least 600,000 signatures. On October 3, 2013, the Ecuadorian government and parliament approved the exploitation of the protected area. Denouncing the decision as
29 March 2014, 13.16
Amazon Watch A global call to keep oil in the ground in Yasuni National Park Los Angeles, CA – Amazon Watch and Yasunidos, a campaign comprised of a collective of Ecuadorian and international environmental organizations and advocates, released a new PSA featuring celebrity supporters rising in solidarity with Ecuadorians to defend the controversial Yasuní National Park from oil drilling. The public service announcement, which debuts online today and will appear in Ecuadorian media, features
24 March 2014, 12.35
Mongabay.com We have always been intrigued by the Amazon rainforest with its abundant species richness and untraversed expanses. Despite our extended study of its wildlife, new species such as the olinguito (Bassaricyon neblina), a bear-like carnivore hiding out in the Ecuadorian rainforest, are being identified as recently as last year. In fact, the advent of efficient DNA sequencing and genomic analysis has revolutionized how we think about species diversity. Today, scientists can examine known
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This was hands down one of the best vacation retreats I've ever taken. Off the Grid, Off the Beaten Path and Off the Charts- phenomenal! Part tree house, part sail boat/sail loft, the house is a labor of love, very thoughtful and inviting. The views were spectacular, trade winds welcoming and the night sky felt within reach with a gazillion stars. I opted not to rent a jeep and although strenuous hiking it was well worth the effort. There are a number of amazing beaches and ruins within hiking distance if you are up for what I came to call a "Bootcamp for the Soul". Off the Beaten Track (copy in the house) will be your bible, it is dog-eared for good reason. This is the best place to unplug and decompress- listen to the cacophony of nature, and reenter your sensory world. Allison went over and above to ensure that my stay was enjoyable and memorable. I would go back in a heartbeat. Can't imagine a better home-base for a revival of the spirit. This gem way up on the hillside made for a genuine eco-adventure on St. John.
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We recently stayed here with our two young girls and it ended up being a perfect choice! The location worked really well for us -- close enough to Cruz Bay to drive there when we needed something (groceries, gas), convient to both the northern and southern beaches, and private enough to be away from it all. The pool was especially great and perfect in the mornings for the kids to have an early swim, while the parents relax. We hope to return again!
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Welcome new and rejoining NARM institutions since mid-March 2014!
Hilltop Gallery, Nogales, AZ
Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley, CA
Lux Art Institute, Encinitas, CA
Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, California State University Long Beach, Long Beach, CA
Molly Brown House Museum, Denver, CO
National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum, Leadville, CO
Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
Arts on Grand, Spencer, IA
Seal Cove Auto Museum, Seal Cove, ME
Norma Jean Calderwood Gallery at the Boston Athenæum, Boston, MA
*Harvard Art Museums: the Fogg, Busch Reisinger, and Arthur M. Sackler Museums, Cambridge, MA
Museums on the Green, Falmouth, MA
Tri-Cities Historical Museum, Grand Haven, MI
The Neon Museum, Las Vegas, NV
*Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ
Glencairn Museum, Bryn Athyn, PA
Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX
Lawndale Art Center, Houston, TX
Southern Vermont Arts Center, Manchester, VT
Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT
National Sporting Library and Museum, Middleburg, VA
Art Gallery of Mississauga, Mississauga, Ontario
Craft Ontario, Toronto, Ontario


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Zoo Year's Eve
Rock in the "Zoo Year 2015" with your friends at Brookfield Zoo! In the Holly Jolly Theater there will be live DJ music, games, party favors, prizes and an early countdown at 8pm. Also at the Hamill Family Play Zoo you can make your own noisemaker and enjoy an early kid-friendly countdown. This area is perfect for families with children ages 6 and under. This event is free with paid zoo admission.
CITY: Brookfield
Zoo Run Run
Join us September 21st for the return of ZOO RUN RUN with courses entirely within the park! Begin in a forest under a canopy of 100-year-old oaks. Be inspired by rescued white pelicans from the Gulf. Dip past the Living Coast, Soar by the condors and bald eagles. Thunder by bison in Great Bear Wilderness, Gallop past giraffes, zebras and camels. Encounter endangered black rhino and pygmy hippos. Marvel at the big cats - lions, tigers, and snow leopards. Events begin at 8:30am and registration is up online.
CITY: Brookfield
Zombie Walk & Pub Crawl
Dress in your un-dead best and head to Roosevelt Road for the 5th annual Zombie Walk & Pub Crawl. The event will feature zombie make-up, a pub crawl, food and an after-party designed to rival even your fondest memories of Thriller. The "walking dead" will be led on a ravaging tour between 12th Street Rag, Commodore Berry VFW Post, Paparazzi, Friendly Tap and FitzGerald's Nightclub during the pub crawl. FitzGerald's will host the catered after party. In the true spirit of the un-dead, zombies will proceed between venues in silence. Once the crawl is over, zombies can resume their search for brains at their favorite Berwyn haunts until the late hours of the evening!
CITY: Berwyn
Zocalo Restaurant & Tequila Bar
Zocalo Restaurant & Tequila Bar focues on regional Mexican dishes and offers over 130 tequilas in an atmosphere that is both warm and rustic.
CITY: Chicago
Zipline Canopy Tour Chicago
Looking for that perfect daring escape for you, your friends or family? Zip Chicago Canopy Tours provides an experience you will not soon forget. It will create memories that last a life time. The tour is completely guided and contains no motorized machines for propulsion. All you have to do is enjoy your flight! Our guests can reach speeds of up to 45 mph. The platforms and suspension bridges are surrounded by an assortment of native trees. Check out our different tours to see which adventure is the right one for you!
CITY: Marseilles
Welcome to the North Shore's newest restaurant, bakery and specialty food store. The retail section proffers gourmet salads, bakery goods and European imports. In the separate dining room, you'll find fresh seafood, pastas, steaks, salads and more.
CITY: Glenview
Zhivago is a restaurant and ballroom with a beautiful atmosphere and excellent food. Featuring European-American cuisine with a Russian twist.
CITY: Skokie
Zeza Hair Salon & Day Spa
With 40 years of combined experience we at Zeza strive to enhance your look and overall feel, while using the finest quality European products.
CITY: Chicago
ZED451 is a contemporary internationally inspired upscale steakhouse providing unlimited samplings of seasonally driven multicultural offerings. Private event space available.
CITY: Chicago
Zealous Art Studio
This exceptional art gallery features local artists - paintings, photography, ceramics, and woodworking. Also offered are children's art classes as well as pottery classes. Open: Monday thru Saturday: 10 am - 7 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Zealous offers contemporary American cuisine, with the wine and ambiance reflecting Chef Michael Taus' passion and zeal. We specialize in private events, both large and small.
CITY: Chicago
Sustainability and style are the mission at this international fashion giant.
CITY: Chicago
One of Chicago's best Mexican restaurants. Please see our website for selections and daily specials.
CITY: Chicago
One of Chicagoland's best Mexican restaurants. Favorite dishes include made-to-order guacamole and unique fajitas which are served sizzling hot in lava stone molcajetes. Featuring a wide variety of meat and seafood dishes in both traditional and modern Mexican preparations, alongside a seemingly endless list of tequilas to be enjoyed by themselves or in a fresh squeezed margarita.
CITY: Northbrook
Zanies Comedy Club at Pheasant Run Resort
This "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the Western suburbs laugh with the same great talent! Great for group outings and motor coaches!
CITY: St. Charles
Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the western suburbs laugh with the same great talent for over 20 years.
CITY: St. Charles
Zanies Comedy Club - Chicago
Since 1978, Zanies has presented the best in stand-up comedy. Past performers have included Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, and Richard Lewis. Photo Credit: ©Adam Alexander Photography
CITY: Chicago
YWCA Camp Tu-Endie-Wei
Trails, fishing, cross-country skiing, skating, cabins on Willow Lake.
CITY: Elgin
Yu's Mandarin Restaurant
The orginal authentic Mandarin & Szechwan cuisine restaurant. Enjoy superior Chinese cooking as you watch chefs masterfully prepare traditional dishes and Yu's award-winning homemade noodles behind a magnificient glass back drop. Banquet Room for up to 100 people. We offer on-line ordering and delivery.
CITY: Schaumburg
Young Eagles Flight Rally - Freeport
Ever wonder what your neighborhood looks like from the sky? Or maybe you're curious how airplanes work. If you're between the ages of 8 and 17 volunteer pilots would love to take you on a free Young Eagles flight. Parent/Guardian must fill out and sign a registration form before the flight.
CITY: Freeport
YOU! The Experience
More than just a body, you are a complex blend of your choices, your personality, and your environment. Who you are depends on how you care for yourself and enjoy your life. YOU! The Experience brings these elements together into an interactive exhibit examining and celebrating the experience of life itself. It is one of the first and largest exhibitions to showcase the connection between the human mind, body and spirit in the 21st century. Start exploring the exhibit's fun and fascinating opportunities to explore what it is to be … YOU!
CITY: Chicago
Yoshi's Cafe
What's the key to our success? A commitment to excellence. Attention to detail. A first-rate, knowledgeable wait staff. And, of course, the driving forces behind it all: Yoshi and Nobuko Katsumura. You're sure to find new and interesting things at the café, including dishes you won't find anywhere else (have you ever seen barracuda on another menu?!). Our eclectic menu features dishes with influences that run the gamut from Japanese to Italian, French and American. Please join us and experience our fine cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere. At Yoshi's Café, you're like family.
CITY: Chicago
Yorktown Center
Shop Von Maur, Carson Pirie Scott, JCPenney, Target, and nearly 150 specialty shops. Kids love the Yorktown Express train and the free Treehouse Adventure Play Area. Experience exciting tastes, styles and entertainment at The Shops On Butterfield.
CITY: Lombard
York Theatre
Enjoy first run films in a renovated 1924 Spanish-style movie theater with five auditoriums all equipped with Dolby digital sound. Baby Barton Pipe Organ is played on Friday and Saturday nights.
CITY: Elmhurst
Yolo's Mexican Eatery
Family owned and operated Mexican eatery located in Downtown Skokie. Yolo offers a remarkable eating experience and an eclectic menu that changes often and caters to a wide variety of tastes. Traditional Mexican food at its finest. "An absolute gem" rave reviewers on Yelp.
CITY: Skokie
Yolo Mexican Eatery
Family owned and operated Yolo offers a menu that changes often and caters to a wide variety of tastes. Traditional Mexican food at its finest and a recent Bib Gourmand 2014 winner.
CITY: Skokie
Yogi Bear Jellystone Park Camp Resort
412 sites 219 W/E/S, 165 W/E, 12 primative, 10 rustic cabins, 6 rental trailers, open all year, 2 heated pools, spa, hayrides, store, snackbar, laundry, firewood, ice, lp gas, gameroom, minigolf, etc. Free wireless Internet. 20 mi sw of Aurora.
CITY: Millbrook
Yesterday's Farm Museum
A historic 1800s family farm that is maintained in its original location. Programs depict settlers' lives with period accuracy.
CITY: Wood Dale
Yellow Creek Quilt Designs
Gift and quilt shop offering fabric, notions, quilting accessories, and many specialty gift items including wine accessories, wall art, Willow Tree and Williraye Studio. Open: Monday thru Thursday: 11 am - 7 pm; Friday: 11 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm.
CITY: Pearl City
Yellow Creek Inn
Casual dining in a unique setting. Original 1900's flooring, tin ceiling and cabinets remain from the old hardware store which was located in what is now the Inn. Homemade pizza and pie, plus daily specials. Full bar, reservations recommended for large groups. Banquet facilities for 30.
CITY: Pearl City
Yaeger's Farm Market
Farm products available for purchase include plants, fresh fruits and vegetables, plus a wide variety of Amish jams and jellies. A pumpkin patch and corn maze are featured in the fall.
CITY: DeKalb
Xtreme Trampolines
Trampolines on steriods!! This giant warehouse is filled with commercial grade trampolines that are connected together. Play trampoline basketball, trampoline dodgeball and land in a huge foam pit. Kids of all ages love the fun and completely forget that they are getting exercise. Check out this exciting concept online for more pictures and videos.
CITY: Buffalo Grove
If Topolo pampers and Frontera dances, then XOCO rocks. Though the word is Mexican slang for "little sister" (from the ancient Aztec language), there's nothing little about XOCO's big, bold Mexican marketplace flavors. Open early, late and closed on Sundays and Mondays, this quick-service cafe from Rick and Deann Bayless proffers contemporary expressions of Mexico's most beloved street food and snacks: hot-from-the-fryer churros and flaky empanadas; frothy Mexican hot chocolate (ground from Mexican cacao beans right in our front window!); warm, crusty tortas (Mexican submarine sandwiches); and made-to-order caldos (meal-in-a-bowl soups) that feature everything from roasted vegetables to seafood to pork belly.
CITY: Chicago
Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront
Formerly Hotel 71, the Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront hotel is a full-service hotel is just steps from The Loop – Chicago's theatre and cultural district – and several renowned Chicago business headquarters. Access the legendary Magnificent Mile, a mere stroll across the Chicago River nearby.
CITY: Chicago
Wyndham Glenview Suites
The seven-story, 253-room, all-suites Wyndham Glenview Suites features separate bedroom and living rooms. The suites are complete with flat-screen TV's, complementary wireless Internet, mini bar, microwave and refrigerator. Guests can enjoy two restaurants or the workout room with an indoor pool and whirlpool. Ten pet-friendly guest rooms are available.
CITY: Glenview
Wyndham Garden O'Hare/Elk Grove Village
The Brand New Wyndham Garden O'Hare/ Elk Grove Village is a contemporary urban retreat convenient to both O'Hare and Midway Airports, downtown Chicago, and Woodfield Mall. We are conveniently located in the center of Elk Grove Village Business Complex. Get energized in our state of the art deluxe fitness center. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or cocktails in our trendy restaurant and lounge. Our wonderfully inviting rooms and suites feature 32" HDTVs, Wyndham Be Well® Bed, wired and wireless Internet, MP3 capability, granite bathrooms, cordless speaker phones, desk with ergonomic chair, microwave, refrigerator, safe, iron and ironing board, and so much more. It's more than hospitality - it's an escape from the ordinary!
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Wyndham Garden Hotel - Buffalo Grove
Two story, garden style property perfect for business or leisure traveler.
CITY: Buffalo Grove
Writers' Theatre
Over the past twenty seasons, Writers' Theatre has become a major Chicagoland cultural destination with a national reputation for excellence. The company – known for the finest interpretations of classic and contemporary theatre – has garnered critical praise for the consistent high quality and intimacy of its artistry. Throughout the season Writers' will be offering post-show discussions on select Wednesday evenings following the performance in our Tudor Court space. In the Books on Vernon space they will be offering post-show discussions every other Wednesday evening.
CITY: Glencoe
Write Inn - Oak Park
Visit this historic renovated inn with its 65 delightful rooms and suites. Family rooms with mini kitchens, spacious Parlor rooms furnished with selected antiques, or Signature Suites with marble Jacuzzi baths available. Free WiFi is available in all of our rooms and an internet station is available in the lobby. Located in the heart of Oak Park, the Write Inn is close to shopping, Frank Lloyd Wright walking tours, and the Hemingway Museum. Travel to Chicago is fast and convenient as the Write Inn is only 2 blocks north of Chicago's Green Line. Features the fine cuisine of Hemmingway's Bistro.
CITY: Oak Park
Wrigley View Rooftops
Located just left of the third-base line, this rooftop offers a unique view of Wrigley Field. Your vantage point gives you a clear site line to home plate and a sweeping view of the bleachers and historic scoreboard in centerfield. Guests have access to four areas of this facility: Wrigley View Lounge, Stadium Club, Stadium Buffet and the outdoor Sky Deck where you're rewarded with panoramic views of not just Wrigley Field, but also the city.
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Rooftops
Boasting one of the best views of Wrigley Field, this rooftop places you just beyond right-center field. The rooftop offers stadium-style seating and covered outdoor areas as well as an interior climate-controlled clubroom that offers barstool seating and views of the game on plenty of HDTVs, including one in the floor.
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Field's 100th Anniversary Celebration
As we celebrate 100 years of Wrigley Field history, Cubs fans are invited to join the "Party of the Century," a season dedicated to the storied past of this great ballpark. The 2014 season will honor 10 decades of Wrigley Field history with 10 unique decade-themed, throwback homestands complete with special guests, events, food, promotions and more.
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Field Rooftop Club
Located down the right field line, Wrigley Field Rooftop Club is one of the closest rooftops to home plate, and even closer than some seats in the ballpark. Built in 2008, this is one of the largest rooftop facilities overlooking Wrigley Field, offering over 9,000 square feet of space on three levels: the Rooftop Level, the Stadium Club Level and the exclusive MVP Suites, with a clear view of the game from each seat.
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Field
The Friendly Confines is the second-oldest ballpark in the major leagues behind Boston's Fenway Park (1912).
CITY: Chicago
Wrigley Building
Located in the center of the Magnificent Mile, and steps from the Michigan Avenue Bridge, The Wrigley Building has been a hallmark of Chicago's skyline since 1920. Designed as the headquarters for the successful chewing gum, the building was modeled after the Seville Cathedral's Giralda Tower in Spain. Today, it is still home to Wm Wrigley Jr. Company, and is perhaps best known for its dazzling white towers that illuminate the city at night.
CITY: Chicago
Wright's Jewelry
Wright's Jewelry has an extensive selection of new jewelry, and a wide range of true vintage and estate pieces. Stop in and check out our recent purchases! Vintage necklaces, bracelets, rings and pins. Diamond engagement rings, gold necklaces and watches also available.
CITY: DeKalb
Wright Woods Forest Preserve
The Wright Woods Forest Preserve located in Mettawa offers 4 miles of scenic trails: a short loop for hikers, bicyclists and skiers that circles a pond, and a 3-mile loop for hikers, bicyclists, skiers and horses. This preserve also has footbridge spanning the Des Plaines River, which links Wright Woods to Half Day Forest Preserve.
CITY: Mettawa
World War II Days - Midway Village Museum
The largest World War II Days returns this year and promises to be bigger and better than ever! With more than 1,000 re-enactors representing the soldiers of the United States, Great Britain, France, Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Italy and Japan. Authentic military vehicles, wood encampments, and the ambiance of the beautiful venue add to the quality experience for the visitors.
CITY: Rockford
World Music Festival Chicago
The 16th Annual World Music Festival Chicago will take place Thursday, September 11 – Sunday, September 21, 2014 and is presented by the City of Chicago and produced by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. This city-wide, multi-venue, eleven-day festival has attracted over 600,000 concertgoers and has presented more than 600 artists and ensembles from over 80 countries since it began in 1999.
CITY: Chicago
World Music Festival Chicago
Hear traditional and contemporary music from diverse cultures by acclaimed musicians from around the world during the 16th Annual World Music Festival Chicago. Performances and events, many of which are family-friendly, will be at a variety of locations throughout the city. Lineup to be announced.
CITY: Chicago
Woolly Mammoth Antiques
We are a curiosity cabinet of antiques & oddities resurrected from the past. Located in the heart of the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago, IL, our store is a great place to find strange old stuff! We invite you to browse through our large selection to find the perfect gifts for your home. Stop by today!
CITY: Chicago
Wool & Company
Wool and Company is a full service knitting and crochet store with an extensive gift selection. We spread our love of knitting in a fun, creative and informative way.
CITY: St. Charles
Woody's Steakhouse
One of the oldest restaurants in LaSalle County. Continental gourmet dining featuring steaks, seafood and pasta. Full service bar and lounge. I-80 to exit 90 Rt. 23 2 miles.
CITY: Ottawa
Woodstock Opera House
Built in 1889 as City Hall, the Woodstock Opera House has long been one of the top performing arts centers in the Midwest. Its illustrious history also includes a cameo in Groundhog Day.
CITY: Woodstock
Woodstock Harley Davidson
The Midwest Superstore, Woodstock Harley Davidson, where you can purchase as well as rent one of their new Harley-Davidsons for the day, week, or special events. Everything from street rods to V-rods. Many special events to enjoy too.
CITY: Woodstock
Woodruff Golf Course
Opened in 1921, Woodruff is an 18-hole sporty course with hilly terrain and a clubhouse.
CITY: Joliet
Woodridge Town Centre
A multipurpose open play area, Woodridge Town Center hosts a variety of festivals in Woodridge.
CITY: Woodridge
Woodfield Mall
One of Illinois' top tourist destination, anchored by Nordstrom, Macy's, Lord & Taylor, Sears, and JC Penney. Woodfield has nearly 300 stores, restaurants, and specialty shops all under one roof.
CITY: Schaumburg
Furniture from primitives to Victorian, advertising, signs, country accessories and more. Call ahead.
CITY: Belvidere
Wooded Isle Suites
An alternative to hotels with 13 vintage apartment suites in a neighborhood setting. It is a wonderful base for visitors who want to see Chicago's many museums or catch a ball game or are here on business.
CITY: Chicago
A stone and timber cottage in Dixon's historic Lowell Park, constructed with native limestone quarried on site, Woodcote ' the cottage in the woods ' was built 1909. Today, Woodcote is available for your enjoyment with privacy for any occasion: corporate retreats, weddings and receptions, showers, art or antique shows, etc.
CITY: Dixon
Most recently chef de partie at Alinea Restaurant and formerly of Home Bistro and Zealous, brings years of experience and culinary innovation to the Wood kitchen. Chef Aubin strongly believes that using only the freshest, most locally available ingredients not only produces better tasting meals, but also builds a sense of collective community and responsibility. The proof is in the plates: foodies and casual diners alike will remember his dishes for their exceptional flavor, quality, and execution.
CITY: Chicago
Wonderland Express at Chicago Botanic Garden
Take a magical trip to a winter wonderland of twinkling lights and holiday beauty at the Chicago Botanic Garden when we kick off the holiday season! Outside, 750,000 lights sparkle and welcome you and your family to the Garden's wonderland. Inside the Regenstein Center, a 10,000-square-foot exhibition of miniature trains winds over bridges, under trestles, past waterfalls, and through more than 80 mini-replicas of Chicago's favorite landmarks. Paul Busse, designer of the Model Railroad Garden, created this amazing exhibition exclusively for the Garden's holiday celebration.
CITY: Glencoe
Wonder Works
Wonder Works is 6,400 square feet of fun, a place of creative play for kids birth to age eight. Located in Oak Park, Illinois at 6445 West North Avenue, the children's museum helps kids, their parents and caregivers unleash their imaginations through art, performance, design, building and more.
CITY: Oak Park
Wonder Works
Come explore a child-sized world where children, birth to eight years old, experience creative play and develop their imaginations. Wonder Works is 6,400 square feet of fun and excitement with six permanent exhibits and special events. Memberships, daily admissions, field trip admissions, and during and after hours parties available.
CITY: Oak Park
Women & Children First Book Store
We are one of the largest feminist bookstores in the country, stocking more than 30,000 books by and about women, children's books for all ages, and the best of lesbian and gay fiction and non-fiction. Our purpose in beginning the store 33 years ago was to promote the work of women writers and to create a place in which all women would find books reflecting their lives and interests. We strive to do this in an atmosphere in which all are respected, valued, and well-served.
CITY: Chicago
Wolff's Flea Market
Come out and enjoy Wolff's Flea Market in Rosemont every Sunday from April to October in the Allstate Arena parking lot. You will find tons of great deals and rows and rows of great vendors!
CITY: Rosemont
Wolfe Wildlife Refuge & Bike Path
Explore the natural beauty and animal habitats of this 45-acre wetlands preserve. Nature programs for all ages include bird surveys, seed collections, planting, clean-ups and hiking.
CITY: Oak Lawn
Wolf Holloow Golf Course Clubhouse Lounge
This clean and comfortable facility at the beautiful 18-hole Wolf Hollow Golf Course features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus and friendliest staffs in the region. Specialties include hamburgers, hot dogs, tenderloins, brats, pizzas, and more. Carryout, full bar. Banquet facilities for 130. Breakfast: under $5.00; Lunch and Dinner: under $10.00. Credit Cards Accepted
CITY: Lena
Wok n' Fire
Contemporary setting featuring Pan Asian Cuisine, Sushi Bar and full bar/lounge area.
CITY: St. Charles
Wok n' Fire
Contemporary setting features Pan Asian cuisine, sushi bar, and a full bar/lounge area. This is a popular spot for both visitors and residents.
CITY: St. Charles
Wok 'n Fire
Contemporary setting features Pan Asian cuisine, Sushi bar, full bar/lounge area.
CITY: St. Charles
WNEP Theater
The theater's artistic mission is to generate critical work, casting a critical eye on American values, culture and perspectives and asking the audience to change its role from spectator to participant.
CITY: Chicago
Wizard World Chicago Comic Con at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY, AUGUST 8-9-10-11, 2013 Show Hours: Thursday, August 8, 2013 - 12 NOON - 8pm Friday, August 9, 2013 - 12 NOON - 8pm Saturday, August 10, 2013 - 10am - 7pm Sunday, August 11, 2013 - 10am - 5pm All full-price attendees will receive a limited-edition, exclusive cover variant of The Walking Dead #1 by TBD! Artist will be on hand to sign. Extremely limited quantities are available to fans only while supplies last! **Children 10 and under get in FREE when accompanied by a paid adult (Limit 2 Per Paid Adult Tickets). All show tickets will be e-mailed AND available as a pdf file after purchase.**
CITY: Rosemont
Wishbone Restaurant
Diners can start their day with Corn Pancakes or Shrimp & Grits and dig into dinners such as Blackened Catfish or North Carolina Pulled pork, Southern cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
CITY: Chicago
Wire is located on Roosevelt Road in Berwyn. Just west of Chicago, something is growing... a facility for music production, performance, education and distribution unlike any other. Come experience this first class venue, boasting top notch audio equipment, as well as full service modern lighting and video production. A place every artist will want to play and every fan will want to see. This very modern venue is available to rent for your especially unique event. A must see!
CITY: Berwyn
WinterFest in Downtown Oak Park
Join Oak Park for a cookie walk inside over 50 participating shops and restaurants! Catch a glimpse of Saint Nicholas, enjoy a variety of family friendly acts and warm up inside the hospitality tent with free hot chocolate and coffee.
CITY: Oak Park
Winter Wonderland Holiday Light Show
A Lake County holiday tradition. Visit Northern Illinois' largest drive-through Holiday Light Festival, held at the Cuneo Mansion, and view thousands of twinkling lights, animated displays and holiday decorations. While visiting the light show, the Cuneo Mansion & Gardens invites you to walk through the museum for a magical view of Christmas' past. Please visit the website for more information.
CITY: Vernon Hills
Winter Lights Holiday Walk
Usher in the holiday season with a family event featuring the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus, Miss Merry Christmas and Jack Frost, music, lights, refreshments and the lighting of the City's official tree. Top it off with a Winter Holiday Market, parade and fireworks and you have an event to remember!
CITY: Aurora
Winslow-Village Park
This scenic and unique camping area offers nine sites with electrical and water hookups. One sewer hookup. Playground, pets, recreational vehicles and campfires are allowed. Maximum length is 30 feet.
CITY: Winslow
Winslow Village Park Campground
This scenic and unique camping area offers nine sites with electrical and water hookups. One dump station is available. A shelter house is also offered. Pets, recreatiional vehicles and campfires are allowed. Maximum length allowed is 30 feet and maximum stay is six days. Open: May 1 thru October 1.
CITY: Winslow
Winslow Historical Society Museum
Discover the history of Winslow. Featuring displays relating to discovery of cream cheese, which had its beginnings in Winslow and later made famous as Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Also see the history of Doc Carver's Wild West Show. Each open date will also feature a brat stand and a farmers market. Open: April thru October: Second Saturday of each month: 10 am 3 pm.
CITY: Winslow
Winnetka Wine Shop
Providing fine wines and craft beers for the North Shore. Every wine and beer is hand selected and taste tested before they are placed on our shelf. Stop in to select a bottle to take home or enjoy a glass in the café.
CITY: Winnetka
Winnetka Historical Museum
The growth and history of Winnetka since 1830 is chronicled in this museum, which includes the Carlton Washburne Library.
CITY: Winnetka
Winnetka Community House
The Winnetka Community House enriches the lives of the North Shore residents, their families, visitors and friends by providing diverse educational, cultural, social and recreational opportunities for people of all ages.
CITY: Winnetka
Winneshiek Players
The Winneshiek Players provide quality, live theater each season and is the oldest continuous amateur theater in the country. Comedies, dramas, musicals, and more are presented by talented and dedicated local volunteers. A schedule of upcoming productions is available by calling the box office or visiting the website.
CITY: Freeport
Winnebago County Forest Preserve District
There are 41 individual forest preserves for the purpose of protecting the natural beauty of Winnebago County, as well as for education and recreation. The forest preserves provide over 9,700 acres of property for the use and enjoyment of the general public. Lush woods, picturesque streams, dramatic cliffs and dells, unspoiled prairies and native wildlife are treasures to be enjoyed by residents and visitors of all ages. Hiking, camping, canoeing, picnicking, fishing, bird watching and cross-country skiing are recreational activities available at sites throughout the county.
CITY: Rockford
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Home of Winnebago County Fair, considered one of the best county fairs in the Midwest, plus The Pec Thing, a huge semi-annual flea market and antiques fair with acres of vendors inside and out. Various racing organizations use the Fairgrounds track for racing events.
CITY: Pecatonica
Wingstop, "The Wing Experts" - we have boneless wings, regular wings, and boneless strips in 10 delicious flavors. Also, serving seasoned fresh cut frieds, homemade potato salad, coleslwa, veggie sticks, and homemade ranch and blue cheese dips. Served in a relaxing atmosphere perfect for hanging out with family and friends.
CITY: Roselle
Wings of Peace and Freedom Park
A Bulgarian immigrant donated the Wings of Peace and Freedom sculpture to the City of Dixon. The artwork, which includes a full-size replica of a section of the Berlin Wall, recognizes President Reagan's efforts to attain worldwide peace and freedom.
CITY: Dixon
Wingate Inn by Wyndham
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
Wingate by Wyndham Schaumburg/Convention Center
Guests will enjoy spacious, newly updated guest rooms with 32" plasma TVs, alarm clocks with iPod docking, free high-speed Internet access and complimentary expanded hot breakfast buffet. Guests will have use of our Jacuzzi and workout room and have access to our 24-hour business center. Meeting rooms are available. Enjoy drinks and snacks at our complimentary Manager's Reception Monday through Thursday evening.
CITY: Schaumburg
Wingate By Wyndham Arlington Heights
Complimentary continental hot breakfast, free airport and local shuttle (Monday through Friday), whirlpool, exercise room, guest laundry, Jacuzzi suites, and meeting rooms available. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access throughout the hotel. 5 miles from Schaumburg Convention Center. Easy access to I-90. Minutes away from O'Hare Airport. Only 3 miles from Woodfield Mall. Complimentary Manager's Reception Monday through Thursday.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Wingate by Wyndham - Joliet
Conveniently located near I-55 and I-80, Wingate by Wyndham welcomes business, groups, sports, and leisure travelers. Serving hot complimentary breakfast daily.
CITY: Joliet
Wingate by Wyndham
At the beautiful Wingate by Wyndham, we know you mean business. Our upscale hotel is proud to offer a host of valuable amenities at no extra cost to you. Our all-inclusive pricing model gives you access to services and benefits you won't find at other hotel chains, all free of charge.
CITY: Tinley Park
Wing Park Golf Course
Accessible and perfect for a quick nine, Wing Park's greens are small and hard to hit. The course is a manageable length for beginners and seniors.
CITY: Elgin


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Pipestream® is a global leader in developing advanced technologies for streamlined, automated reinforcement of existing pipelines for the onshore oil and gas industry.
The Senior Mechanical Engineer will be working autonomously, he/she will report to the CEO and will work closely with the existing engineering team, as well as the shop technicians and operations manager. The Senior Mechanical Engineer is responsible for maintaining and improving existing equipment; working with R&D team to develop mechanical solutions to specific problems while leading the design, fabrication and commissioning of new equipment.
· Work in Solidworks 3D CAD to create parts, assemblies and detailed drawings of new parts and components for new and existing equipment.
· Work with existing vendors, (e.g. machine shops) and in-house fabrication and machine shop to build parts in an efficient and cost effective manner for use by R&D and/or operations.
· Maintain existing documentation, machine operating manuals, maintenance procedures and schedules and write new documentation as required.
· Maintain existing BOMs, updating as required and create new BOMs for large new equipment.
· Lead all engineers, machinists and programmers to implement designs from drawings and plans, to develop operating procedures, to resolve system malfunctions, and to commission machinery.
· Perform hands-on work assisting and guiding electrical and mechanical technicians. Work will include both the construction of new machinery, and the support of and modifications to existing equipment.
· Work with control systems specialists to review and implement PLC-based control systems.
· Execute and check calculations of static and dynamic loads on operating machinery.
· Conduct research prior to build that tests and analyzes the feasibility, design, operation and performance of equipment, components and systems.
· Estimate costs and submit bids for full engineering projects, and prepare contract documents.
· Manage significantly sized (1m to 3m USD) contracts for component detailed design, building, assembly and commissioning.
· All of the above may include travel to third-party premises for verification and commissioning.
· Management of project progress against deliverables.
· 4-year BSME or BSMET degree
· Advanced 3D modeling. Pipestream uses Solidworks.
· Detailed understanding of manufacturing operations, assembly scheduling and prototype tests.
· Strong experience with machine design, electro-mechanics, pneumatics, hydraulics and automation.
· Experience working in an R&D role where priorities and demands can sometimes change quickly.
· Experience in a PDM /ECR /ECN environment.
· Prefer experience in heavy machinery design and fabrication environment, with high-speed rotating
machinery, or outdoor ruggedized vehicles or plant.
· Must be a team player and an excellent communicator capable of working in and directing multi-disciplinary teams.
· Strong health and safety awareness and values, with a demonstrated track record of taking responsibility for work, value delivery, personal and team safety.
· Ability to travel domestic and internationally
This position is no longer open for new applications. Either the position has expired or was removed because it was filled.
However, there are thousands of other great jobs to be found on Rigzone.


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