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25 Weekend Getaways Near Chicago
- Indiana Dunes State Park. Photo Courtesy of Indiana Dunes Tourism.
Indiana Dunes: 54 miles southeast of Chicago
This stretch of Lake Michigan coastline offers wide sandy beaches, towering dunes, great birding, easy bike trails and interesting history. Head to neighboring Chesterton for creative burgers at the Octave Grill and a pleasant night at Dunes Walk Inn, a restored 1881 mansion.
Bloomington-Normal, Illinois: 130 miles southwest of Chicago
For theater-lovers, summertime means outdoor Shakespeare. But in downstate Illinois, that takes on a fresh new form. Want improv Shakespeare? Sing-along Shakespeare? Or just a performance of his classics? Starting in May, and running through mid-August, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival in Bloomington-Normal reveals its ode to the Bard. Other draws to the area: Bloomington's restored 1800s buildings house farm-to-table restaurants, shops and live-music venues. Inside the three-story courthouse, a museum highlights the area's historical treasures.
See Midwest Living's story about a summer getaway to Bloomington-Normal.
Madison, Wisconsin: 147 miles northwest of Chicago
This town embraces the quirky and classy in its arts, museums, shops, dining venues and outdoor activities. Even its farmers market is a Bohemian rhapsody of local produce, entertainment, art and political activism on the state capitol square. Wander the paths and trails at Olbrich Botanical Gardens or the University of Wisconsin Arboretum; admire the art at Chazen Museum of Art or the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art; take a leisurely cruise around Lake Mendota or Menona; and be sure to work up an appetite—Madison's 600-plus restaurants offer something for every taste.
See Midwest Living's trip guide to Madison.
Rockford, Illinois: 90 miles west of Chicago
Illinois' third-largest city spent years watching travelers whiz by on Interstate-90 on their way east to Chicago. Now, thanks to a revitalized downtown, an emerging foodie scene, new cultural attractions and beautiful public gardens, word is getting out: You'd be crazy not to stop. The tranquil Anderson Japanese Gardens (pictured) is just one of the draws to the area.
See Midwest Living's story about Rockford, including a detailed trip guide.
Galena, Illinois: 163 miles west of Chicago
Shops and restaurants in century-old buildings have long attracted visitors to this town of 3,500. But take time to hike, cruise the river or ski the slopes, sip local wines, taste beer and ... do some shopping.
Milwaukee: 93 miles north of Chicago
Art, music and food festivals fill the calendar, and the compact downtown has just as diverse offerings. Watch the Milwaukee Art Museum's striking Quadracci Pavilion open and close its "wings"; catch the Milwaukee Brewers in Miller Park; tour the Pabst Mansion; or take a simulated motorcycle ride at the Harley-Davidson Museum.
Amish Country, Indiana: 110 miles east of Chicago
In tiny Nappanee, an Amish man parks his buggy by a gas pump, a living metaphor for the way new and old coexist in northern Indiana. Some people come here for classic Amish Country: 29 kinds of pie at Das Dutchman Essenhaus, hand-sewn gifts and homemade jellies at Little Helpers Quilt Shop, treasure-hunting at the Shipshewana Flea Market. But towns like Goshen, Middlebury and Elkhart also are modern communities.
See Midwest Living's Amish Country trip guide.
- St. Charles Riverboat Cruises. Photo courtesy of St. Charles Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Fox River Valley, Illinois: 60 miles west of Chicago
An hour west of Chicago's Loop, the Fox River provides a soothing backdrop to towns brimming with indulgent eats, stores housed in historical homes and posh places to stay. Three towns along the winding river offer restful diversions with a nod to history: Catch a household name playing at St. Charles' historical Arcada Theater, or just 3 miles south, explore Geneva's shopping district, where boutiques fill preserved storefronts. And just minutes from Oswego's charming Main Street—with brick-paved sidewalks—is a family-run winery.
Crystal Lake, Illinois: 50 miles northwest of Chicago
A spring-fed lake and the new Three Oaks Recreation Area—with beach, boardwalk, playground, spray park and hiking trails—await visitors. Indoors, try the eclectic shopping and standout dining. You can take the Metra train to Crystal Lake from downtown Chicago, but to enjoy both the beach and the downtown shops and restaurants, it's best to drive.
Michigan's Sunset Coast: 70 miles east of Chicago
New Buffalo (pictured), St. Joseph and Benton Harbor provide pristine beaches, great shopping, lakeside restaurants and front-row view of sunsets over Lake Michigan. Imagine biting into crabcakes with mango salsa at Schu's Bar and Grill or digging your toes in the sand while you listen to an evening concert at Weko Beach.
Read Midwest Living's story about 10 must-see Sunset Coast destinations.
Champaign-Urbana: 140 miles south of Chicago
Great outdoors, grown-up eats and classic clubs make for two cultured cities—especially appealing in the summer when University of Illinois students head home. Grab a cheesy bite of nostalgia at Papa Del's Pizza or enjoy more upscale fare at Bacaro; take time to admire the works at Krannert Art Museum and Spurlock Museum; go for a stroll at the University of Illinois arboretum (pictured) or Allerton Park and Retreat Center.
See Midwest Living's story about a getaway to Champaign-Urbana.
Glen Ellyn, Illinois: 28 miles west of Chicago
At the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, white-tablecloth dining and a luxe hotel make for exciting school nights. A professional executive chef turns out intricately crafted dishes at Waterleaf, a fine-dining restaurant at the college. After dinner, check into a room on the third floor of the same building on campus to enjoy plush beds, oversize showers and trays of chocolate truffles. Activities on and off campus round out a weekend.
See Midwest Living's story about an overnight getaway at the College of DuPage.
Woodstock, Illinois: 60 miles northwest of Chicago
It's just a train ride from Chicago, but Woodstock feels anything but suburban. The historic town square (famously featured in Groundhog Day) is adorable, with great home decor shops, a cozy bookstore and the perfect lunch spot, La Petite Creperie. Come for the Woodstock Mozart Festival in early August or the farmers market—or the annual Groundhog Day Festival in early February.
See Midwest Living's trip guide to Woodstock.
Beloit, Wisconsin: 96 miles northwest of Chicago
This area is famous for its supper clubs that serve nostalgia and hearty portions. It all goes down easily with an old-fashioned drink.
Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie: 60 miles southwest of Chicago
Experience landscape that once rolled across the Midwest like an ocean at this restored prairie. Spot birds, hear frogs, hike and bike, see wildflowers and unwind among the 19,000 acres.
See Midwest Living's story about Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie.
- Photo courtesy of Visit South Bend Mishawaka
South Bend, Indiana: 95 miles east of Chicago
Though it's home to the Fighting Irish, it's not all football in South Bend. The St. Joseph River provides a great place for water sports and serves as a sparkling backdrop for a weekend of shopping and dining in the hometown of the University of Notre Dame.
Cedarburg, Wisconsin: 113 miles north of Chicago
A great weekend destination for both shoppers and history buffs, Cedarburg has a Main Street that's on the National Register of Historic Places and dozens of limestone buildings housing more than 70 boutiques, chocolate shops and restaurants. Explore the town's history at the General Store Museum and Kuhefuss House Museum, and admire handiwork at the new Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts. The town especially sparkles at Christmas!
See Midwest Living's trip guide to Cedarburg.
Turkey Run Inn, Indiana: 150 miles south of Chicago
Sitting on a rocking chair on a veranda at Indiana's Turkey Run State Park inn feels surprisingly like taking refuge deep in the forest. The only sounds? Wind rustling through the trees. Owls hooting. Squirrels chattering. Brooks babbling. Maybe that's why quiet types flock here—bird-watchers, hikers and history buffs eager to explore Parke County and its covered bridges.
Read about Midwest Living's trip to Turkey Run State Park inn.
Apple River Canyon State Park, Illinois: 146 miles west of Chicago
Every day, hundreds of drivers speed past the turnoff on US-20 for Apple River Canyon State Park, bound for getaways in Galena. Those travelers admire the view from the car, not realizing that if they wanted a peek at one of the area's few remaining secrets, they should turn north on Canyon Park Road west of Stockton and drive for just 7 miles. The 297-acre Apple River Canyon State Park offers quiet amid the woods along Apple River. Hike the bluffs. Look for fossils. Listen for wildlife. Fish the river—and let the others head to Galena.
- Photo Courtesy of Lake Geneva Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: 80 miles northwest of Chicago
This resort town of 7,600 has draws for summer and winter. Hotels, resorts and restaurants hug the lakeshore. Most visitors loll on the beach or cruise the lake during summer, but you can also experience the warmth of its winter in February during the annual Winterfest.
See Midwest Living's summer getaway guide to Lake Geneva.
- The Osthoff Resort. Photo Courtesy of The Osthoff Resort.
Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin: 150 miles north of Chicago
Sun, sand and.. race cars? Most people come here for quiet weekends of swimming, sunning, boating and water-skiing in the crystal-clear lake, but the legendary Road America course is popular with amateur racers and their fans. Nearby Kettle Moraine State Forest also offers outdoor rec of another type with trails for biking, hiking and running. Round out the weekend with a stay in one of the area resorts such as the Osthoff (pictured).
See Midwest Living's itinerary for a two-day Elkhart Lake getaway.
- Photo Courtesy of Lewis Station Winery.
Lake Mills, Wisconsin: 125 miles northwest of Chicago
Famous for The Ephraim Faience Pottery Studio and Gallery, Lake Mills also offers plenty of outdoor recreation on Rock Lake, the Zoloski Marsh and the Glacial Drumlin Bike Trail, as well as a cozy Arts and Crafts style B&B. Snack on crackers and sip wine at Lewis Station Winery, and don't miss the old-fashioned James J. Chocolate Shop.
Read Midwest Living's itinerary for a two-day getaway to Lake Mills.
Red Arrow Country, Michigan: 110 miles east of Chicago
Apple picking, winery tours and cottage-style accommodations characterize this region, perfect for a fall getaway from Chicago.
Read Midwest Living's story about an overnight trip to Red Arrow Country.
Kenosha, Wisconsin: 67 miles north of Chicago
Take a day to explore this Wisconsin bedroom community on Lake Michigan. A hearty breakfast at Franks Diner will fuel tours of the lakefront, the new Civil War Museum or the Anderson Arts Center, which hosts free Tuesday-night jazz concerts in summer. Dinner at Mangia Trattoria is a must; try the gnocchi. (800) 654-7309; kenoshacvb.com
West Lafayette, Indiana: 123 miles southeast of Chicago
Purdue University injects energy into an area with a vintage feel: Buildings from 1900s line downtown. Explore three distinct districts: the energetic campus area, a riverfront with parkways and town square, and east end with quaint shops and eateries.


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Tigers owner Mike Ilitch, here with Torii Hunter during the press conference announcing the outfielder's two-year, $26 million deal with the team in November, did not take part in the team photo last week. (John T. Greilick / The Detroit News)
Detroit � Mike Ilitch stood at the podium nearly a year ago, being held up by Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski, unable to hoist the American League Championship trophy.
Ilitch looked weak and frail.
It wasn�t a sight to remember.
Last week, the Tigers gathered for the annual team photo. And Ilitch, who turned 84 this summer, wasn�t there.
So obviously, there is a concern.
And with that in mind, several players have mentioned that the mission is not just about themselves � it�s about winning a World Series for Ilitch.
�That is the main focus,� infielder Ramon Santiago said. �With this team, it is making the playoffs. That is the first step. Beyond that I think we want to get a championship so badly for Mr. Ilitch. He has been so unbelievable and he has served this team so much.�
Fielder must do more
Hopefully that message gets to first baseman Prince Fielder.
Ilitch made Fielder one of the richest men in baseball history with an over-the-top, nine-year, $214 million contract.
It�s cool when Fielder drops his bat and admires his handiwork after sending a shot into the right-field bleachers.
But he must do more of that during the postseason. During last year�s playoffs, Fielder hit .173 with one home run and three RBIs. He is a career .183 postseason hitter.
That�s not good enough.
�He gave me an opportunity to be on a winning team,� Fielder said. �Like I said, he wants to win and he really doesn�t mess around, and that is all you can ask for.�
So much for Detroit
Fielder�s right.
But there�s so much more Ilitch can ask for � and deserves.
He�s left his mark all around Detroit � Comerica Park, the Fox Theater area, and a hockey arena in the works.
He�s put thousands of kids through hockey and baseball programs.
He�s won four Stanley Cups with the Red Wings, and now there�s just one more prize.
A World Series.
�One of his biggest dreams has been to have a World Series championship along with the rest of the guys in here and the fans in Detroit,� utility player Don Kelly said. �That is one of our goals, to win a World Championship and bring it back and present it to him.�
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Atlanta -- This was always the plan, although not exactly. The Wolverines had the talent, if not the experience. They had the star, but maybe not the stamina. They had the striking offense, but not the stifling defense.
Michigan is in the Final Four for the first time in 20 years, facing Syracuse tonight, and suddenly the program's second national championship is a legitimate possibility, several weeks after it was a vague notion.
Sometimes to gain perspective, it's necessary to lose it. When the Wolverines were 16-0 and ranked No. 1 on Jan. 13, no one would have been surprised if they ended up in Atlanta. But the toughest thing for a team with five freshmen in the rotation is the lack of reference points. The best thing is, there's so much room to grow.
The odds got better as the field got smaller, and now Michigan's chances are right back where they were, with players and coaches are asking "why not us?"
"I tried to tell the media at the beginning of the year we had the team to get to Atlanta, and people thought I was crazy," sophomore point guard Trey Burke said. "There were a lot of times we were really down on ourselves after losing games. So coming into the Tournament, we wanted to make a statement from day one."
The truth is, losses hurt. The other truth is, losses help.
Losses a blessing
Michigan is 30-7 and there's nothing fluky about it. John Beilein put together a versatile, cohesive team with underrated pieces that mesh superbly. Burke is so good, he makes others better. Very quickly this season, the standards were raised, which made the slips so painful.
Almost every team in college basketball hits a rough patch and the Wolverines hit one as rough as any, 6-6 down the stretch of a brutal Big Ten season. It's as if everyone forgot who they were — still talented and still led by Burke, but now smarting from the sting.
"Every one of our seven losses was a blessing in disguise, in some way," Beilein said. "When I say adversity makes you better, it still hurts inside when a guy throws in a half-court shot, or you go to Michigan State and get drilled. But it really toughened up this team. The Big Ten schedule was a great indicator of how difficult the league is and the areas we had to improve. But after a 20-1 start, losing hits you harder, and it gets taken out of proportion."
In a team meeting Feb. 20, Beilein showed video highlights of Michigan players hustling and rebounding and defending. He showed how energized they looked earlier, and he began to pound the mantra: Why not us?
"All of us had to say, we can still do this," Beilein said. "Duke was getting beat, Kansas was losing three in a row, everybody was getting beat. I just said, somebody's going to win it, why can't it be us?"
It's a common refrain. Three teams in the Final Four — Michigan, Syracuse, Wichita State — didn't win their conference regular season or tournament. Only Louisville did.
But it's hard to imagine any top team suffering such crushers as Michigan. It fell at Ohio State, 56-53, when Burke's final 3-point attempt went halfway down, then popped out. It lost at Wisconsin, 65-62, in overtime after Ben Brust's 3-pointer from near midcourt tied it at the buzzer. It blew a 15-point lead and lost at previously winless Penn State.
Then it fell at home to Indiana in the regular-season finale, 72-71, when Burke and others missed free throws and a five-point lead in the final minute disappeared. In the closing seconds, Jordan Morgan's rebound shot circled the rim, hung agonizingly and dropped off, and a Big Ten title was gone.
Beilein did his best coaching shortly thereafter. Michigan still looked sluggish in the Big Ten tournament and slipped to a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament. It was the worst time to slide, and the perfect time to change. Beilein inserted feisty freshman center Mitch McGary in the lineup and Michigan opened the Tournament by blasting South Dakota State and Virginia Commonwealth at The Palace.
From there, the highlights and spotlights have piled up. Burke hit the incredible 30-footer to tie Kansas, cap one of the great comebacks in Tournament history and spark the overtime victory. The 79-59 stomping of Florida was a graphic exercise in exorcising, as Michigan unleashed what it does well, shooting and running.
Task is tall, but …
The parts are in place, from the orchestrator Burke to the burly McGary to the shooting-slashing trio of Tim Hardaway Jr., Glenn Robinson III and Nik Stauskas. Syracuse presents the biggest obstacle yet with its famed 2-3 zone, and Jim Boeheim calls this the best defense he's ever had.
The Orange is so tall — guards Michael Carter-Williams and Brandon Triche are 6-foot-6 and 6-4 — it'll be difficult for even the Wolverines' deep shooters to find open space. In practice, Beilein put 6-10 reserve Blake McLimans on the perimeter to simulate the challenge.
But Michigan is here for a reason, the same one Burke saw in the summer, the same one many of us saw in the winter.
"I knew we had all the pieces we'd been missing," Burke said. "Zack Novak was one of our toughest players and our best leader, but he was an undersized forward. We had Glenn Robinson coming in at 6-6, along with Mitch in the frontcourt. I definitely could see us getting where we are now."
The Final Four doesn't have to be the end.
No. 1 Louisville possibly beckons Monday night. After making it here, the Wolverines don't have to convince anyone — including themselves — they can make it all the way there.


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Detroit � A baseball manager can forget about the previous day�s game. He must tuck it away or it risks creeping into the next day�s game, or even into the immediate season.
Jim Leyland learned long ago to �turn the page,� as he says a few times each week. But it doesn�t mean that Thursday�s wildfire at Comerica Park, which saw Leyland and Luke Putkonen tossed from the Tigers� 6-3 loss to the White Sox, will be locked within a 24-hour news cycle.
It was all about issues, some of which might resurface.
Leyland would not talk publicly Friday about his ejection or his rage � he did allow that it was the �maddest� he has been in eight years as Tigers manager � that sent him and Putkonen to the clubhouse in the sixth inning of Thursday�s game.
And the reason he would not talk had everything to do with his relationship with umpires and with his own sensitivity to their jobs and to commissioner Bud Selig�s office.
Leyland respects those parties and had not once in 2013 been dismissed from a game until Thursday.
Umps' inconsistency irks Leyland
But you can bet Leyland�s ire was a product of what was evident to anyone in the ballpark Thursday. He was mad at the umpires� inconsistency in policing the fifth- and sixth-inning events.
A quick review of the Thursday�s incidents and their sequence, which remained heavy on Friday�s conversation list:
Miguel Cabrera blasted a home run in the fifth inning against White Sox starter Chris Sale to put the Tigers ahead, 2-1. Sale�s next pitch arrived at 94 mph � about 2 mph faster than most of his throws Thursday � and came dangerously close to beaning Prince Fielder.
The Tigers suspected what most seasoned baseball fans would have read into Sale�s missile. It was an angry, you�re-not-crowding-the-plate-on-me response to the Cabrera homer.
Leyland�s batters have been getting dusted of late and the pitch to Fielder was one more brick in the wall. It didn�t hit Fielder, but neither was Cabrera hit by an ear-high fastball by Fernando Rodney two weeks ago in Tampa.
Sale�s fastball to Fielder looked like a frustration pitch, although Sale later said, convincingly, the pitch had no such intent. Still, the Tigers were incensed. And, as often is the case, and as often is accepted in the courtroom of baseball justice, they responded.
With one out in the sixth, Putkonen threw a fastball behind Ramirez. On a 10-point scale of intentional acts, this was somewhere between 9.99999 and 10. And everyone knew it, including Ramirez, who began throwing fiery gestures at Putkonen as he moved toward the mound.
Benches cleared, umpires intervened, and Putkonen got tossed, which obviously sent Leyland into a five-alarm rage. The Tigers were paying for a fight they never started.
The umpires blew it
Leyland would not talk about it Friday, but it was clear the umpires, whose crew was headed by Jeff Kellogg, did not abide by their usual policy.
Normally, after there has been retaliation for a pitch the umpires earlier accepted, the umps get busy. They warn both dugouts and managers: anymore hit batsmen or near misses and the pitcher, as well as his skipper, are gone.
That didn�t happen Thursday. Their passivity with Sale and aggression with Putkonen � minus any public confirmation from Leyland � is no doubt why he went ballistic in the sixth. Leyland argued furiously, and argued some more, that the Tigers were being penalized for Sale�s pitch, for the Tigers� response, and for Ramirez�s gestures and steps toward the mound.
In fact, the umpires blew it Thursday. There should have been no ejection of Putkonen, which is what did happen and got Leyland tossed. There should have been a warning to both benches after Putkonen�s pitch: No more angry pitches. The game should have resumed, with none of the nuclear fallout that arrived in the sixth.
Leyland protects his players. He repeated Friday that he will go to his grave with the conviction he stood up for his guys.
He did just that Thursday and was satisfied the Tigers� response had been fair. That the umpires altered the usual criminal procedures was what triggered 10 minutes of apoplexy.
Thursday�s squabble � Leyland and the umpires� response � will be put into the past. Throwing at Tigers hitters will remain an issue, you can bet, that won�t have disappeared on July 11.


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Auburn Hills -- We saw another shameful performance at The Palace on Sunday. This time, it didn't come from the Pistons, who actually played with spirit and nearly stole a game from the resurgent Los Angeles Lakers.
We witnessed the annual migration of Kobe Bryant lovers who wore his jersey and cheered his every move. Thanks to Pistons guard Will Bynum it was not a total sham. He ignited the Pistons and even turned Lakers fans into Pistons blue.
But Bynum left The Palace with his spirits down following a 98-97 loss because he missed a potential winning shot with 3.8 seconds left that he flipped high over center Pau Gasol. It rimmed in and rimmed out.
He should not feel bad because Bynum even outshined Bryant, and if wasn't for Bynum this game would have been a ho-hum blowout instead of a delicious appetizer before the Super Bowl.
Bynum rallied his team from an 18-point deficit with 18 points and 10 assists. This wasn't just Bynum putting his head down and attacking the basket. He did some of that, but he broke down the defense and found teammates when they were open. Bynum was the best player on the floor, even with three potential Hall-of-Fame players on the other side.
"I don't really care nothing about that. We lose, we lose," Bynum said. "There's no sympathy for losing. Whether you lose by one or 100, it's all the same. It's a loss. I'm a winner and I want to win. Nothing really matters when you lose."
Kobe's contingent
Let's talk about the real losers. They are Pistons fans who turned The Palace into Staples Center East, the Lakers' home away from home. Many came dressed in Lakers gold and purple and they cheered as loudly for Bryant as anything the Pistons did for much of the game. There were banners and signs for Bryant but few for the Pistons.
I don't know what ignited the crowd more. Was it the Earl Clark dunk off a Bryant inbounds pass to end the first half? Or was it when Bryant dunked over Brandon Knight and stared at the crowd?
There was almost a repeat of the Malice at The Palace.
This time Metta World Peace (aka Ron Artest) put Knight in a head lock late in the second quarter, drawing a flagrant foul. Afterward, World Peace was stationed within inches of the spot where a fan clocked him with a beer after he got into it with Ben Wallace in 2004.
No one even thought of throwing suds at him this time. Why would they? He was among friends.
Andrew Prauago of Romeo swears he is a Pistons fan, but he was among hundreds who wore Bryant jerseys. He wants to see Bryant win a sixth championship and tie Michael Jordan, who won six with the Chicago Bulls.
"He's a terrific player," Prauago said. "He's respectful. He's excellent."
Same old story
This was a repeat of a few weeks ago when LeBron James came to town for loud cheers. People wore James jerseys and cheered a man this town once said it hated. It wasn't always this way but the passion for the Pistons changed over the years.
Jordan used to get booed in this building. People hated him and his Picasso-looking sidekick Scottie Pippen. But later in his career, even after Jordan destroyed the two-time champion Bad Boys and said they were bad for basketball, Jordan was forgiven and lauded.
James swept the Pistons in the 2009 playoffs and Piston fans sent him off to "MVP" chants after he scored 36 points against the home team. Even when the Pistons beat Bryant and the Lakers in the 2004 NBA Finals he refused to credit the Pistons for his subpar series.
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Maybe it makes more sense for a guy like Dwayne Hall of Flint, who is originally from Washington D.C. He has a half-season Pistons ticket plan and said he roots for everybody but the Pistons and proudly wore his Lakers gold.
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But celebrity trumped the home team just as it will when Bryant returns to The Palace next season. It's a shame, but part of this is on the Pistons (18-30). They look like a team that will miss the playoffs a fourth straight season, and fans don't want to venture to this building unless there's something to see.
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intends for the provisions of the recent EHB proposed rule, released on November 20, generally to apply to
Medicaid. However, modifications will be provided in future rulemaking
that will apply when furnishing EHB services to Medicaid beneficiaries. CMS' State Medicaid Director letter says, "[s]ection 1937
coverage options are a starting point for states to establish their [ABPs], and
the process for ensuring coverage of and, as necessary, adding EHBs will mirror
steps taken by issuers in the individual and small group markets … "
states to develop a benefit plan that meets the ACA provisions, CMS proposes
that (1) states initially choose a coverage option from the choices in §1937
and (2) then determine whether the §1937 option is one of the options that is
available for defining EHBs in the individual and small group market (there is
overlap between these options).
future regulations, CMS intends to propose the following provisions, among
States that wish to establish a new §1937 ABP or to modify an existing ABP substantially are required to
publish public notice for public comment from stakeholders prior to submitting
their State Plan Amendment to CMS.
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The Story behind Sony Ericsson and WTA Partnership
Strong women are beautiful. This was once part of a marketing campaign that Women's Tennis Association (WTA) is closely hinged to as it moves towards women empowerment and women leadership in sports. Perhaps, this meaningful ad was also what Sony Ericsson Mobile Communication (SEMC) saw when it launched a powerful journey with WTA. Together, they have traipsed a retreat in the field of sports, casting more innovations and dynamics to a more fan-friendly platform.
And just like the way founder Billie Jean King discovered the ultimate vision she had for WTA, SEMC's Corporate Vice President for Global Corporate Communication held that same vision too for its products. When King sought sexual equality in sports during 1970s, Ericsson's Aldo Ligouri responded more than three decades after by expanding its market grasp through women.
In 2005, a year after the emergence of successful Russian female tennis players such as Sharapova, Sony Ericsson decided to take a leap by investing $88 million right fees and six-year deal to WTA. Ligouri had made tremendous explorations during the company's team up with the association and this discovery, this biggest tie-up in the history of women sports was all driven by Sony Ericsson's aim for massive brand awareness.
Sony Ericsson is known to be one of the multinational companies in global communication. The people behind it have seen opportunities with WTA's existence. They deemed that the latter presented a major key that will help them enhance their users' experience and that was when Ligouri started looking into sponsorship that in return, built and improved WTA.
According to Ligouri, Sony Ericsson products are centred in men's world. Men are recognised more than women, something that was evidently shown even with the way their products are manufactured, for example: mobile phones in black and grey. They then looked at WTA sponsorship as a door that will open to female users and audience as they acted further on their desire for market expansion.
Because WTA has become a great source for powerful and inspiring women, it mirrored a beneficial effort in building links between female markets and Ericsson. Over the years, they have expanded into a wide portfolio of products posing variety of colours, edgy shapes, styles and designs that captured women's attention. This setting of the scene had brought Ericsson its initial success that stemmed from combined efforts and initiatives involving WTA.
Ericsson's success was also WTA's gain. The power of innovation and technology had increased digital presentation of all tennis tours and events which hooked millions of tennis lovers and enthusiasts from all over the world. In 2010, Sony Ericsson extended its contract for two more years bringing sports leadership and technology transformation at the core of heightened customer experience and maximised tennis publicity.
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- global developments;
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- how ACCA can support the work of IESBA.
The Council meeting featured a number of other discussions on key topics:
- Council met in break-out groups to contribute to the further development of ACCA's strategy beyond 2015. This was done through discussing a number of scenarios to 2025 which ACCA had developed in order to explore the environment in which accountants might have to operate and the possible impact of these on the accountancy profession and ACCA specifically.
- Council-approved ACCA's Consolidated Financial Statements, Corporate Governance Statement and Summary Accounts for the financial period ended 31 March 2013. It also approved the content of ACCA's Annual (Integrated) Report, together with a related CSR Statement, which will be published on the ACCA website with the AGM material. The reporting suite of material will be available from the end of July (see the 'Related Links' section, left of this article for the weblink).
- Council went on to approve the Notice of Meeting for the 2013 AGM. There will be one item of special business on the AGM agenda this year, inviting members to support a number of bye-law changes designed to ensure that ACCA's disciplinary bye-laws remain fit for purpose against the background of developments in case law and best practice. In addition, members will be asked to approve the Annual Report and Accounts and to re-appoint ACCA's external auditors. (The AGM material will be despatched by the end of July and members are encouraged to engage with ACCA by submitting their votes by the closing date of 12 September).
- Council agreed recommendations from Nominating Committee regarding the membership of standing committees in the coming Council year. It also approved amendments to Council's standing order for adoption at the Annual Council meeting in September.
- Council considered the issue of the membership subscription for 2014. On a recommendation from Resource Oversight Committee, and taking into account all relevant factors, Council agreed that the membership subscription for 2014 should be held at the 2013 rate of £205.
- Council also approved a Mutual Recognition Agreement with the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) in the US. The Agreement, which was also approved by the IMA Board of Regents, is the next step in ACCA's strategic partnership with IMA. For ACCA members, the Agreement will provide direct access to a US designation as well as strengthening ACCA's place as a global leader in the area of financial leadership and performance.
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All Scripture is God-breathed (2 Tim. 3:16-17), and that means there is nothing insignificant in the Bible. Every word was carefully chosen by the Apostles and prophets, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, so we must put in the ...Read More
By Grace, Not Works
Dr. R.C. Sproul writes in his commentary Romans: "These two concepts—grace and works—are mutually exclusive… . It is one or the other, grace or works." A day does not go by in which we are not tempted to make ...Read More
God's Chosen Remnant
Ethnic Gentiles continue to vastly outnumber ethnic Jews in the company of God's people. However, the fact that some Jews do believe in Jesus is proof of the Lord's faithfulness to His Word. He has not rejected ethnic Israel, though ...Read More
Israel's Jealousy
That Israel's rejection of their Messiah was foreseen centuries before it occurred gives us further reason to trust our most holy God. History unfolds exactly as He intends it to, and proof of that is seen in the fulfillment of ...Read More
Faith and the Work of Christ
In his commentary on today's passage in his book Romans, Dr. R.C. Sproul notes that hearing the gospel is a necessary condition for salvation, but it is not a sufficient condition. Something else is needed, and that is the ...Read More
The Gospel Sent Forth
Dr. R.C. Sproul writes in his commentary Romans that "not everyone in the church is called to be a missionary, but every member of the church is responsible to make sure that the missionary activity gets done." The Great ...Read More
The Faith of the Gentiles
Embracing justification by our works is no minor error. Rather, it is a battle against our most holy Creator. John Calvin comments: "Christ has been given to us for righteousness, whosoever obtrudes on God the righteousness of works, attempts to ...Read More
The Salvation of Israel's Remnant
God continues to save people who, having been in covenant with Him, sin gravely and put themselves out of the visible covenant community via excommunication. The Lord promises that no matter what we have done, He is faithful and just ...Read More
The People of God
God chooses us for His glory and not on account of any good in us. John Calvin comments that God's glory is revealed in destroying the reprobate, because the only thing that separates the elect from the reprobate is that ...Read More
DevotionalsDaily readings to encourage your heart and mind in the pursuit of God and his glory.
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- Angels and Demons
- Atonement
- Basic Reformed Theology
- Irresistible Grace
- Limited Atonement
- Perseverance of the Saints
- Total Depravity
- Unconditional Election
- The Church
- Church Discipline
- Church Leadership
- Creeds and Confessions
- God
- Holiness
- Sovereignty
- Heaven and Hell
- Heresies
- The Holy Spirit
- Jesus Christ
- Cross
- Incarnation
- Resurrection
- Justification
- Last Things
- Man and Sin
- Sacraments
- Salvation
- Faith
- Regeneration
- Scripture
- Systematic Theology
- Theological Views
- Roman Catholicism
- Music
- Apologetics
- False Teaching
- Atheism
- Christianity and Culture
- Creation
- Ethics
- Fiction and Literature
- Philosophy
- Science
- Bible Figures
- Bible Interpretation
- Bibles
- Books of the Bible
- Gospels
- Covenants
- General Reference Works
- Introduction to the Bible
- Jesus' Ministry
- Life of Jesus
- New Testament
- Old Testament
- Parables
- Prophecy
- Sermon on the Mount
- Ten Commandments
- The Lord's Prayer
- Controversies in the Church
- Arts
- Bible Translation
- Covenant Theology
- Creationism
- Education
- Inclusivism
- Law and Gospel
- Lordship Salvation
- Politics
- Sabbath
- Spiritual Gifts
- Stewardship of Creation
- Theonomy
- Women in Ministry
- Marriage and Family
- Divorce
- Parenting
- Practical Theology
- Discipleship
- Evangelism and Missions
- Grief and Death
- Pastoral Ministry
- Preaching
- Worship
- Spiritual Growth
- Anxiety and Worry
- Apostasy
- Assurance
- Conscience
- Depression
- Doubt
- Fellowship
- Godliness
- Guilt
- Humility
- Joy
- Knowing God's Will
- Legalism
- Love
- Money and Stewardship
- Oaths and Vows
- Prayer
- Pride
- Repentance and Forgiveness
- Sanctification and Growth
- Service
- Spiritual Fruit
- Suffering
- Thankfulness
- Vocation
- Ancient Church
- Biography
- Enlightenment and Modernism
- Historical Theology
- Reformation
- Twentieth Century


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