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Des Plaines
Are shoots from apple tree stump good?
By Lee Randhava, Special to the Tribune
Violence spikes in Harrison
By David Heinzmann, Tribune staff reporter
`Chappelle's Show' goes on --without Dave Chappelle
Richard Linklater lightens up `Scanner Darkly'
By Michael Wilmington, Tribune movie critic
Lombard man held in death of car dealer
By Jason George, Tribune staff reporter
Faux stone speakers for your back yard? Rock on!
By Kevin Hunt, Tribune Newspapers: The Hartford Courant
Landis, Edward D.
5 questions with Gore Verbinski, director of both 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movies, who discusses punk music's link to pirates
By Steve Knopper
Cops: Drunk, out-of-work dad shot 4 kids
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Olsen Jr., John E.
West Side fire kills 2 cousins
By Lolly Bowean, Tribune staff reporter
Corrections And Clarifications
Premier offers to step down
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Jetliner crashes
By New York Times News Service
Dangerous callers
By Joseph Andrews
Safer streets
By Lynn Dieter
Rose, Mary P.
Name Dropping
Good, Marie Alta
Name Dropping
Harrington, Bernard W.
Luckhardt, O.d., Henry J.
Feast, Robert E.
City may work, but its gears are full of crud
By Mary Schmich
Village puts bounty on tree-killing bugs
By Michael Hawthorne, Tribune staff reporter
Nobel laureate is new prime minister
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Hickey, Lillian I.
Gorny, Alvina E.
Bush gets warning on domestic spying
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Schickling, Bernice B.
New Orleans' blues
By Lynn Eldredge
Weather Word
By Tom Skilling
Web site helps workers obtain wages owed
By Carrie Mason-Draffen, Tribune Newspapers: Newsday
By Tom Skilling
Weekend traffic watch
Personals: Who's Who & What's Up
By Terry Armour
Houser, Lawrence J.
Gajewski, Marie Z.
Israel, Hamas express hopes for cease-fire
By Laura King, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
And Emmy nominees -- NOT -- are ...
By Maureen Ryan
Budget bill crawls through legislature
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Strongin, Ada
Glorious Gardens Contest 2006
What to do about America's military commissions
By David Scheffer
Ask Tom Why
By Tom Skilling
Nickels, Charles G.
Thomas, Donald L.
Cwik, Chester
Rutkowski, Frank Paul
Federal attorneys defend Ryan case
By Rudolph Bush, Tribune staff reporter
Cultural losses
By Joan Pantsios
Kulpshas, Bernice
`Snottsdale' is bad enough
By Kirsten Scharnberg, Tribune national correspondent
Lakefront swim ban issued
H&g To Do List
By Tran Ha, By Mary Daniels and Karen Klages
July heat finally arrives at Chicago
By Tom Skilling
Safety choices
By Kevin Davidson
Schneider, Frederick
Soccer prize brings out a lot of what we've seen
By Richard Rothschild, an editor on the Tribune sports desk
GOP draws bull's-eye on Bean
By Christi Parsons, Tribune staff reporter
One way to get at mangoes lusciousness
By Martha Stewart, (copyright) 2006 Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc
2 Shiite militia leaders caught in separate Iraq raids
By Kirk Semple, New York Times News Service
Byczek, Helen
Staroba, Emil Joseph
Shaking a tradition at City Hall
By Gary Washburn, Dan Mihalopoulos and Laurie Cohen, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporter Charles Sheehan contributed to this report
Ground shifts on corruption in Illinois
By John Kass
Ludwig, Frederick J.
Conlon crops his locks for Branagh
By Terry Armour
Wilson, Raymond Herman
American injured at bull festival rite
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Home where every element has a story
By David A. Keeps, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
Shooting from the hip
By Maureen Ryan
Nancy Wilson
By HOWARD REICH
Joseph P. O'Halloran
By Patricia Trebe, Special to the Tribune
Rockwell, Marjorie Sagraves
Caesar, Jean A.
Tuholski, Lois R.
Getting the perfect fit in furniture
By Frances Ingraham Heins, Albany Times Union
Halls Iii, Edwin L.
Jacob, Lynn C.
Anderson, Robert Newton
Oregon wants every mile to count
By Michael Martinez, Tribune national correspondent
Derwent, Marilyn Anne
Brunette, Carol K.
Nebraska trooper is cleared in death of Illinois fugitive
Vroustouris, Beatrice
Milestones for `Stargate SG-1'
By Maureen Ryan
Messervey, Charlotte J.
Webber, Joan
Kakita, Chizuko
Wallner, Florence L.
Pavesi, Loretta Valerie
Rodriguez, Armando C.
Barker, Robert Hewitt
Bad news? Just keep on smiling
By Christi Parsons, who covers government and politics in the Tribune's Capitol bureau
McLIMORE, J. FRED
Swanson, Vernon E.
Greetings from Texas' flower power mama
By Barbara Mahany, Tribune staff reporter
Shay, Robert F.
Dulcy, Jean Hazel
Ford, Frederick J.
U.S. defends Ryan case
By Rudolph Bush, Tribune staff reporter
Wasserman, Edith
No visa for bridesmaid
By Oscar Avila, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune staff reporter E.A. Torriero contributed to this report
Remiasz, Andrew J.
McCormick backed shift in `langwaj'
By Ron Grossman
Graf, Alice F.
De VRIES, WALTER
Davies, Leslie
Faux stone speakers for your back yard? Rock on!
By Kevin Hunt, Tribune Newspapers: The Hartford Courant
Pegau, Marion H.
Schiappacasse, Charles
Have leaks crippled war on terrorism?
By Steve Chapman, a member of the Tribune's editorial board
Ragona, Gertrude
U. of C. says goodbye to storied eye to the sky
By James Janega, Tribune staff reporter
Ex-spy: CIA, Italians worked on abduction
By Christine Spolar, Tribune foreign correspondent
1 hurt as car slams into McDonald's
A fraud on Cook County voters
Cannon, Thomas H.
Enockson, Eric John
State budget signed, ending shutdown
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Gunderson, Herbert Wilfred
Immigration protest rolls in
By Jeff Long, Tribune staff reporter
Raimondi, Guy Anthony
By Steve Knopper, Special to the Tribune
Franosz, Joseph G.
Toomey, John William
In business or politics, it's who you know that counts
By Rex W. Huppke, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune staff reporters Hal Dardick and Charles Sheehan contributed to this report
Will Live Nation deal give concertgoers the blues?
By Greg Kot, Tribune music critic
LoCONTE, THOMAS EDWARD
Bond at $750,000 for pastor's wife
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Drive-by shooting kills Northwest Side woman
Winther, Ingrid
Before hiring an interior designer
By Mary Daniels
Fiordo, Rose A.
Shoop, Carol A.
Renk Sr., Anthony J.
Theresa Magdalena Palmer
By Trevor Jensen, Tribune staff reporter
Rusinek, Bertha M.
Early-morning stroller can see the light again
By Jon Yates, Tribune staff reporter
Mother of boy left at Taste surrenders
By Charles Sheehan, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune staff reporter Ofelia Casillas contributed to this report
How Catholicism fell from grace in Ireland
By Tom Hundley, Tribune foreign correspondent
Name change ends 19 years of ridicule
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Turner, Annelyle
Four decades of starmaking ending for BBC's 'Top of the Pops'
By Tom Hundley, Tribune foreign correspondent
Riotto, Linda M.
Konor, Darlene M
Cullnan, John C.
Barth Elinor A.
Jilek, Irene Julia
Leinweber, William P.
Gudauskas, Gertrude Jean
Deaths Last Week
Greetings from Camp Not-gonna-open-again
By Mary Umberger, Tribune staff reporter
Korves, Joseph A.
Lipinski, Sophia K.
Hurlbrink, Elsie E.
Leftist seeks court action, national march
By Hugh Dellios, Tribune foreign correspondent
1st task: Convincing Mexico he won
By Hugh Dellios, Tribune foreign correspondent
Robertson, Bernice H.
Change Of Subject
By Eric Zorn
Bakalet, Marilyn H.
Marks, Mae
Gaza cease-fire efforts escalate
By Laura King, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
Most feared dead in Siberia plane crash
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Schueler, Nathan P.
O'rourke, Rev. Carl E.
Zoia, Charles B.
Coleman, John Paul
'Gypsy caravan' decor is way of life when you're Margaret Cho
By Nina Metz, Special to the Tribune
Bringing the bacon back home
By Jill Zuckman, the Tribune's chief congressional correspondent
Was that Elvis riding the North's missile?
By Barbara Demick, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times and Hisako Ueno of the Times' Tokyo bureau contributed to this report
Stoub, Alice
`King of Bling'
Kuhn, Helen Bargren
Curtis, Willie C.
Schoenfeld, Gabrealle
Fiore, Frank A.
Luethi, Marietta
Ceja, Carlos
Summer tomatoes simply irresistible
By Ron Bilaro
Kent, Larry P.
Barsy, Bia
Rowe Ii, David S.
Moving right along
By Fern M. Rothblatt
`D-List' Griffin, Emmy whisperer
By Terry Armour
Sugarman, Sonia
U.S. to begin negotiations on nuclear waste storage pact
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Scoggin, Neil Allen
Galladora, Jean
Discovering the causes, treatment of autism
By David Ayoub, MD
Pope Sr., Dan D.
Rice, Grace A.
Kula, Jozef E.
Cech, Joseph J.
One surefire way to peel a mango
By Martha Stewart, (copyright) 2006 Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc
Pratt, Patricia
Sister Joanna Platte, S.c.c.
MARRIOTT'S risky business
By Sid Smith, Tribune arts critic
Clifford, Mary Ellen
Fitzsimmons, Kristine A.
Klos, Ruth C.
Valente, Robert J.
Schiro, Dolores L.
Dallas cheaper for `Break'?
By Terry Armour
More workers suing to get overtime pay
By Stephen Franklin, Tribune staff reporter
Maverick singer built career on her intelligence
By John von Rhein, Tribune music critic
Johnson-faircloth, Ruth
Dobilaitis, Edward R.
Nagel, Alan Steven
The big heat: 70th anniversary of Chicago's benchmark 1936 heat wave
By Tom Skilling
Magnificent gardening ideas on the Mag Mile
By Beth Botts, Tribune staff reporter
Tyrcha, Allan M.
Pilewski, Ervin J.
It's who you know, not what you know
By Rex W. Huppke, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune staff reporters Hal Dardick and Charles Sheehan contributed to this report
Mistretta, Carl J.
Vasilj, Fr. Kvirin, Ofm
For spectacular blooms, try hardy hibiscus
By Nancy O'Donnell, New York Times News Service
`Blue Collar' messed up, but hip
By Greg Kot, Tribune music critic
Drzymkowski, Raymond A.
Alberg, Emma P.
Navy, activists reach accord allowing use of powerful sonar
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Reuss, Melvin J.
Retaking Ramadi, 1 district at a time
By Alex Rodriguez, Tribune foreign correspondent. Mohammed al-Dulaimi contributed to this report
Chaumes, Berta A.m.
Sproat, Robert A.
Anita Heydecker
By Mary Ann Fergus, Tribune staff reporter
David Hanes
By Trevor Jensen, Tribune staff reporter
Retaking Ramadi, one district at a time
By Alex Rodriguez, Tribune foreign correspondent. Mohammed al-Dulaimi contributed to this report
Rodriguez, Wanda G.
Road warriors: On the highway and out of gas
By Patt Morrison a Los Angeles Times columnist and frequent commentator on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition"
Krisky, Gerard S.
Midway mechanic charged with theft of medical bag
By Jon Hilkevitch, Tribune transportation reporter
Kanarowski Jr., Francis V.
Connors, Frank T.
Poles face extra scrutiny when visiting the U.S.
By Oscar Avila, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune staff reporter E.A. Torriero contributed to this report
Inside the Sorich jury room
By Liam Ford and Manya A. Brachear, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporters Lolly Bowean, Johnathon E. Briggs, Laurie Cohen, Hal Dardick, Charles Sheehan and Ray Quintanilla contributed to this report. It was written by Bob Secter
Spyra, Theodore F.
Luis Barragan
By New York Times News Service
Dubrovin, Leo N.
Family killer asks parole
By Aamer Madhani, Tribune staff reporter
How Catholicism fell from grace in Ireland
By Tom Hundley, Tribune foreign correspondent
Car plows into crowd
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
ERICKSON, LaRONN HERBERT
Sipovic, Victor
Confessions Of A Garden Voyeur
By Monica Rogers, Special to the Tribune
Movies flunk in portraying teachers
By Carolyn Alessio, a former deputy editor for the Tribune's Books section, teaches English at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Pilsen and is a writer
Chicago troupe takes act to Bard's turf
By Stevenson Swanson, Tribune national correspondent
Girard, Jerome Daniel Paul
DeNOVO, GERALDINE L.
Sheppard, Susan Linda
Antink, Michael T.
Sholl, Carol
Porowinski, Linda Ann
As Yugoslavia disintegrated, Bregovic played
By Aaron Cohen, Special to the Tribune
Amy Sedaris' home is a study in character
By Ginia Bellafante, New York Times News Service
Yario, Ralph A.
Hancock bathroom: The 5th-of-a-mile club
By William Hageman, Tribune staff reporter
A tavern kid
By Rick Kogan
At least for today, there's still Yesterday
By Melissa Horwitz, Special to the Tribune
No. 194: Acquiring minds want to know
No need to cross border for this liquor
By Bill Daley, Tribune food and wine reporter
For The Record
By Authorship: Jeff Lyon
Page Turners
By Celia Daniels
White Sox may win, but Anderson can't
By Chuck Walter
5 Things We Learned From ...
By Barbara Mahany
A worldly fusion of food and fashion
By Kelly Haramis
It's a test tube of a weekend for a voluntary health subject
By Susan Christopher, Special to the Tribune
Keep your home safe
By William Hageman
Here comes another grilling from Dad
By Kiki Schmitz
Dollar Dearest
By Julia Keller. Julia Keller is the Tribune's cultural critic
About This Issue
By Elizabeth Taylor
Tall Order
By Ellen Warren
Take the Cake
By Kelly Haramis
Even holy terrors need kin support
By Amy Dickinson
how would I ... buy a stairway to heaven?
By Authorship: Desiree Chen
By Authorship: Jeff Lyon
5 Things We Learned From ...
By William Hageman
Calling while driving overtaxes your brain
By Ross Werland
Single-Digit Economics
By Greg Burns. Greg Burns is a Tribune senior correspondent
Keep kids reading all summer long
By Doug Worgul, McClatchy/Tribune newspapers
Eclectic Company
By Darcel Rockett. Darcel Rockett is a freelance writer
A stylish regrowth for men's facial hair
By Gina Kim, The Sacramento Bee
The sour truth
By Leah Eskin
Tips to keep teens from sinking your cruise
By Mary Beth Sammons, Special to the Tribune
If I Had A Dollar ...
A call to arms against gropers
By Ross Werland
A worldly fusion of food and fashion
By Kelly Haramis
The joke's on them
By Mary Jekielek Insprucker
The Buck Shops Here
An absorbing moment at the grocery checkout
By Beth M. Edwards
Depression relief
By Nancy Watkins
No. 196: A thought for your pennies
By Verna Noel Jones
Unsung angels
The arts comfort kids facing grievous reality of loss
By Nancy Maes, Special to the Tribune
No. 194: Extreme takeover targets
The next BIG thing
By Kelly Haramis, Tribune staff reporter
By HealthDay News
Rising star puts her spin on male-dominated circles
By Chris McNamara
sunday 3:17 p.m.
By Jessica Reaves
Dream lost at sea before court rescue
By Steve Shay
Asphalt oasis
By Patrick Kampert, Tribune staff reporter
Face Value
How To: Protect The Cat
By William Hageman
What made Mr. Rogers a manly man?
By Art Carey, McClatchy/Tribune newspapers
Criminalizing legal behavior is becoming a habit
By Julie Deardorff, Tribune health and fitness reporter
Long-term antidepressant use OK
By Tribune Media Services
Big Ben's humble beginnings
By K.C. Johnson, Tribune staff reporter
Long-lost nerve lifts Mauresmo
By Diane Pucin, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
Pronk'd: Hafner is overlooked
By Phil Rogers
Dad always his biggest backer
By Terry Bannon, Tribune staff reporter
Looks deceive: Sox don't match
By Dave van Dyck, Tribune staff reporter
No deals at hand, but arms always welcome
Yankees 5, Devil Rays 1
Cardinals 8, Astros 2
Jones runs her fastest 100 meters in 4 years
By Tribune news services
Slow start, disallowed goal end home streak
By Jack McCarthy. Special to the Tribune
By Steve Rosenbloom
Padres 5, Nationals 2
Yankees 1, Devil Rays 0
D'backs 8, Rockies 7
Better set that alarm clock
White Sox feeling blue after this one
By Mike Downey
Twins 4, Rangers 0
Pirates 3, Phillies 2
Giants 11, Dodgers 7
Tigers 6, Mariners 1
Slow start is costly as home streak ends
By Jack McCarthy. Special to the Tribune
Tour de France
Tigers 2, Mariners 1
Royals 13, Blue Jays 3
Reds 10, Braves 5
Baker denies he rejected Cubs deal
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune staff reporter
Indians 9, Orioles 0
Cardinals 7, Astros 6
Rangers 9, Twins 4
Damon unlikely to start until Sox hit town
Sarge's son catches on in Star turn
By Phil Rogers
Press Box. In Brief
By Tribune news services
Orioles 7, Indians 4
Angels 3, Athletics 0
Phillies 6, Pirates 2
Braves 4, Reds 1
Press Box. In Brief
By Tribune news services
Gm1: Marlins 3, Mets 2
Dodgers 9, Giants 7
Twisted ankle sends Rose to sidelines
By Brian Hamilton
Glee club: Big Z in tune
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune staff reporter
Marlins 7, Mets 3
D'backs 4, Rockies 3
Illini hoops recruit still on board
By Brian Hamilton, Tribune staff reporter
Woods and waters
By Amanda Kaschube
Baker disputes rift over coaching staff
Always his amateur hour
Federer, Nadal vie in Wimbledon final
By Tribune news services
Hard way to win--or lose
By Luis Arroyave
Sauerbrun reportedly suspended
By Tribune news services
Italy vs. France
Bradley's O'Bryant signs contract with Warriors
By Tribune news services
Lackey retires 27 straight after double
Coach out to finish Italian opera
By Scott M. Reid, Orange County Register
Rooney gets 2-match ban
By Tribune news services
Dream job or drudgery?
By David Haugh, Tribune staff reporter
All-Star Game no diversion from Cubs' misery
D'backs, Rockies combine for 13 in wild 9th
Wood's career in jeopardy
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune staff reporter
Derby jinx not a worry for Dye
By Dave van Dyck, Tribune staff reporter
Getting wet almost worth it
Gm 2: Mets 17, Marlins 3
Years later, still thumb kind of myth
By John Branch, New York Times
Blue Jays 7, Royals 5
Spreading Marmol aid
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune staff reporter
Padres 3, Nationals 2
Out of nowhere
Harvard captain charged with assaulting girlfriend
By Tribune news services
Angels 6, Athletics 4
Equality on the field
By John Ward Anderson, Washington Post
Historic apartments in Old Town going condo
By Sharon Stangenes, Tribune staff reporter
ESPN splashes around to add to sports genre
By Phil Rosenthal
Many missing out on health savings accounts
By Humberto Cruz, a columnist for Tribune Media Services
Detroit aims for $30M sale
By Christine MacDonald, The Detroit News
Residential Sales
Old Pabst, Blatz breweries leave revitalization plan flat
By Robert Reed, Bloomberg News
Say what?
Tech workers plugging back in, but for some jobs power has faded
By Barbara Rose, Tribune staff reporter
The week ahead
N.Y. tenants protest hike for rent-stabilized units
By Janny Scott, New York Times News Service and Matthew Sweeney contributed reporting for this article
Army drums up support for housing at base in N.Y.
By Marc Heller, McClatchy/Tribune newspapers: Watertown Daily Times
Women's group builds Habitat home in S.C.
By Wendy Jeffcoat, McClatchy/Tribune: The Times and Democrat
Going against the grain
By Andrew Leckey, a Tribune Media Services columnist
Intel placing rebound bet on new chip
By Andrew Leckey, a Tribune Media Services columnist
Owning a home remains elusive dream for many
By Randi F. Marshall, Tribune Newspapers: Newsday
Media Player 11's function fine
By James Coates
Condo plans heating up in Atlanta
By Julie B. Hairston, McClatchy/Tribune: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Pacts let residents assume risk for their own benefit
By Jane Adler, Special to the Tribune
Venture fund seeks out more than just profits
Artists find space in Florida
By Brittany Wallman, Tribune Newspapers: South Florida Sun-Sentine
Forget the dips, just keep investing
By Carolyn Bigda
Get real numbers to find what you'll need to retire
By Janet Kidd Stewart
A more assuring place of business
By Becky Yerak, Tribune staff reporter
Signing off on way of life not so easy
By Stephen Franklin, Tribune staff reporter
A substantial reserve fund is key to a `sound' buy
By Mark Pearlstein, Special to the Tribune
A lot of money, for good, bad: CEO pay not on the good side
BY ANDREW LECKEY, a Tribune Media Services columnist
`Bullet' doesn't penetrate cynical veneer--or much else
BY MATTHEW KAUFFMAN, a staff reporter for The Hartford Courant, a Tribune Co. newspaper
For some, piggyback loans are simply piling on
By Kenneth R. Harney, Washington Post Writers Group
Six Flags' new CEO has a tough ride ahead
By Kimi Yoshino, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
New clubhouse is ready at Woodridge complex
By Annemarie Mannion, Tribune staff reporter
Blame game won't repair parents' credit
By Gail MarksJarvis
Looking south
By John Handley, Special to the Tribune
New projects for Printers Row
By John Handley, Special to the Tribune
Boston-area rents rising
By Kimberly Blanton, The Boston Globe
Need to stay on job, but forced to retire early
By Jonathan Peterson, a staff reporter for the Los Angeles Times, a Tribune Co. newspaper
People: A Look At Local Promotions And Career Moves
Remaining civil in divorce helps keep costs lower
BY GREGORY KARP, a personal finance writer for The Morning Call, a Tribune Co. newspaper in Allentown, Pa
Editor's Choice
By Elizabeth Taylor, literary editor
TV trivia
By Jay Bobbin, Zap2it
Focus on the World Cup
By Jessica Reaves, a Tribune staff reporter
National Best Sellers
TV mailbag
By Jay Bobbin, Zap2it
New In Paperback
Looking at New Orleans' battles, past and future
By Jason Berry, an investigative journalist and jazz historian
Opening Lines
So this is Providence?
By John Crook, (copyright) Zap2it
A look at the life of a pioneering black politician
By David Thigpen, a contributing editor at Time magazine
From Peggy Lee's pop to selling Christian rock
By David Kirby, the Robert O. Lawton distinguished professor of English at Florida State University
Melody Thomas Scott
By John Crook, (copyright) Zap2it
The pirate's life
By Kristin Kloberdanz, a Chicago writer
Memoirs offers portrait of idealism and its limits
By Samuel G. Freedman, a professor of journalism at Columbia University
From The Precincts
A new look at the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony
By Art Winslow, a former literary and executive editor of The Nation who writes frequently on books and culture
`Gossip Girl' books put parenting skills to the test
By Gail Conder
Gas Tracker
Protect your data and protect yourself
By James Gilden, Special to the Tribune
Above-par Golfing
World Watch
By Larry Habegger
California dreaming (with cheap gas)
By Margaret Backenheimer, Special to the Tribune
Voice Of The Traveler
Six Flags programs offer tours, preferred services
By New York Times News Service
Arts travelers visit gardens, galleries, goat farms
By Margaret Backenheimer, Special to the Tribune
Propane is a whole other alt-fuel story
By Bob Weber
Weekend with the boys --and boys of summer
By Joseph P. Kahn, The Boston Globe
Ducati looks to power way out of slump
By Alina Trabattoni and Luciano Giovannetti, Bloomberg News Service
Old San Juan
By Stories by Stephen Franklin, Tribune staff
News In Brief
By From Tribune News Services and staff reports
Making the most of Epcot
By Text by Toni Salama, Chicago Tribune Travel writer
10 sights to expand your children's horizons
By Rochelle Reed, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
The dizzying world of cell phones around the world
By Ed Perkins, Tribune Media Services
Low mileage hard on oil
By Jim Mateja, Tribune auto reporter
Anniversary wing ding
By Jenny King, Special to the Tribune
Local skipper launches a nautical pooper scooper
By Mike Esposito, Tribune staff reporter
Fun piles up in '07 Chevy Avalanche
By Jim Mateja
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Resistive Touchscreens were the real breakthrough in common use touchscreen technology. With resistive touchscreens also came flexible, cost effective touchscreen technology which is available for industrial and medical use. Nowadays resistive technology is a mature well known technology. Resistive technology has been available within the SCHURTER group for nearly 20 years. SCHURTER has built upon extensive knowledge of resistive technology, the manufacturing of the products and the materials used. SCHURTER can help you to fulfil your needs with a wide range of standard 4-wire, 5-wire and 8-wire sensors. If in the unlikely case a standard sensor will not fit your display, SCHURTER can assist you with the design of a custom made resistive touchscreen.
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The three characteristics that a resistive touchscreen must have are:
1) Electrical Reliability: all internal electrical functions should be sufficiently reliable in detecting touch input signals correctly while avoiding short and broken conductive surface and trace circuits. This applies not only to the touch panel itself, but also controller hardware integrated or designed into the system.
2) Transparency: a touchscreen has to be sufficiently clear to allow most of the light from the underlying display to pass to the operators' eyes. If used outdoors, a touchscreen should eliminate light reflection in order to ensure that the user is able to clearly see items displayed on the LCD without interference from the environment.
3) Durability: the touchscreen should withstand long-term use, surviving impacts and various methods of daily operation. The touchscreen should operate normally with disparate touch media (gloves, stylus).
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Resistive controllers are widely available on the market. Next to standard controller PCB's many microprocessors also have a build in resistive controller available. The advantage of resistive technology is the easier exchangeability of touchscreen controllers and its EMC robustness. Resistive touchscreens are however not suitable for multi-touch functionality, for this feature PCAP technology is required.
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If mesh is chosen as the design for the EMI shielding layer, SCHURTER will offer the mesh angle test kit for customers to test the LCD and mesh angle to prevent negative optical effects. We shall communicate with the customers in detail to provide the most appropriate design for their product. If you have needs for the anti-EMI GFG LR touch products, please contact our sales staff. We will be delighted to be of your service.
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Bird Flu Costs Mexico Its Eggs!
The middle class consumers in Mexico are facing a hard time because a kilo of eggs, numbering 13, now costs more than $3 - double its earlier price. Nothing could be worse than this for a country that has the highest per-capita consumption of eggs (350 per year) in the world. It is a bird flu epidemic, which has caused this acute egg shortage in the country, thereby driving the prices up. In fact, such sharp rise in egg prices has endangered the country's rate of inflation.
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Considering the fact that eggs are used in more than one of the Mexican national foods, the situation is simply disastrous. The government is forced to battle this shortage with a spate of measures, including providing eggs at a cheaper cost to poor inhabitations as well as to supply eggs, imported at large-scale from the US and Central America, to its supermarket consumers. Besides, the government is also taking measures to ensure that the poultry farms, hit by bird flu, replenish their stock with about 3 million fresh chickens, so as to sustain the production of eggs. If the eggs continue to fall short of public demand, then, people in Mexico would soon be looking for ways to replace eggs in their dishes.
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The egg situation has gone so out of hand that even the Mexican President Felipe Calderon was forced to comment, "Eggs, as you know, are one of Mexicans' most important foods and make up a core part of their diet, especially in the poorest regions of the country." Calderon's government has already announced an emergency fund worth $227 million. This fund will not only induce commercial measures but will also replace the chickens (11 million in all), which had to be slaughtered since the outbreak of bird flu. The government-run trailer-trucks in working-class localities selling eggs at half the market price but with thousands of people queuing up outside these trucks, it is a long wait for the average Mexican to get his hands on a handful of eggs. Basically, Mexico is doing everything short of eating fake eggs like the Burmese did once.
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Obviously, the health benefits of eggs are not lost on the Mexicans. Although, eggs have held a pride of place in Mexican cuisine, their importance as a rich source of protein went unappreciated, until now. While the Mexican cuisine is identified with tortillas, rice, and beans, eggs become a part of almost every dish, be it a stew, a fruit juice, or any other dish. Eggs go into scrambled eggs, beans, green beans, tomato sauce, or pork rinds. With the disappearing of these eggs from the marketplaces, Mexicans are missing their eggs like anything.
Now, with their president assuring them that "the federal government will keep using every tool in its power to keep family's quality of life from being eroded by unfair increases in the prices of eggs," the Mexican people can heave a sigh of relief. The eggs in their country may have become expensive, but they will not be so for long.
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Good writers are always able to put things in perspective for you. They have a certain knack for clarifying issues, breaking them down into their fundamental blocks so that we finally understand the world as it is.
Professor William Cronon, who teaches history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is deemed a brilliant historian. The recipient of a MacArthur "Genius Award" and the president-elect of the American Historical Association is the author of books on environmental history that have won the biggest awards a historian can take home. By all accounts, the man can indeed write, and over the last couple of weeks he demonstrated those skills in two of the most significant internet pieces I have read.
The first appeared on his blog, Scholar as Citizen, and ironically, was the very first post on the newly created blog. For those of us curious as to why state legislation being introduced in Wisconsin matches legislation in numerous other states, Professor Cronon gave us all an explanation. That first ever blog post, entitled "Who's Really Behind Recent Republican Legislation in Wisconsin and Elsewhere?", represented the best in straightforward journalism based on sound research.
Professor Cronon alerted all readers to a little-known group called the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). What does ALEC do? It drafts model laws which are then introduced by Republicans in state legislatures. The blog post took apart the current Republican talking point that the Wisconsin legislation came as a response to the state's current economy. By the time he was done, the notion that putting an end to collective bargaining with public employee unions is an emergency response to this year's fiscal crisis was laid bare as a falsehood of the highest order. Instead of being a response to the current fiscal crisis, the legislation has been a Republican priority for decades. The only change is that current state budget challenges make it convenient to push through a national agenda locally.
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It had been a very long time since I had revisited lawyer Joseph N. Welch's famous admonishment to Wisconsin Senator Joe McCarthy. For those who may have forgotten, the words go like this: "Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?" Cronon insisted that the phrase came to him as he thought about the recent behavior of the state's newly elected Governor Scott Walker. In associating the two, Cronon refers to the two men's eerily similar personae: aggressive, self-certain, and seemingly indifferent to contrary views.
As someone who thought Americans had simply become too jaded to ever display such a level of outrage at our government, I had been surprised to see protests reminiscent of a bygone era even if I understood their importance. But once Cronon raised the issue, I began to understand why tens of thousands have taken it upon themselves to denounce the actions of Governor Scott Walker and the Wisconsin legislature. Indeed, the issue is about so much more than the actual legislation that was putting an end to the process of collective bargaining for public employees in that state; it is about the approach, the "above the people attitude," that is so galvanizing.
In reading Cronon, I quickly understood why Mainers in my home state are outraged by the actions of our governor, the man who has been dubbed "Front Page" LePage. It is not simply the similar push to disrupt unions or roll back environmental regulations that is causing the anger, it is about an aggressive style that displays a complete indifference to the viewpoint of others. It is about the NAACP can "kiss my butt" comment and more recently, calling those who would protest his decision to remove art work from the Department of Labor building, "idiots."
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Brynrefail school head teacher Eifion Jones to return to work
- 4 April 2014
- From the section North West Wales
The head teacher of a troubled Gwynedd secondary school is due to return to work on Monday leading to the chair of governors handing in his resignation.
Governors at Ysgol Brynrefail, Llanrug, had previously passed a vote of no confidence in Eifion Jones at a meeting where they also lifted his suspension.
He had been suspended in December pending the outcome of investigations into complaints about him.
The complaints did not relate to child protection issues.
Governors had agreed a vote of no confidence in Mr Jones, with chair of governors Canon Robert Townsend saying last week that if Mr Jones did return to work, he would give up his post.
On Thursday, Gwynedd council confirmed that Mr Jones would return to school on Monday with the necessary support.
The council also confirmed that Mr Townsend had resigned and the school would appoint a new chair of governors next week.
Mr Jones's suspension followed a difficult time for the 750-pupil school, with a report by education watchdog Estyn from November 2012 stating that there had to be significant improvements.
A second report in January came to the conclusion that things had not improved satisfactorily and that Estyn would return in autumn this year.
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but is often tied up. The fungi glomalin breaks down the organic matter and
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clay which are called aggregates of soil.
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What makes a logo super effective? According to Declan Stone, minimalism has the maximum effect. "In general, great logos contain only one graphic idea or one gimmick—they try to express no more than one attribute and support a single aspect of positioning," he tells Co.Design. Even the best marks must be attached to a successful company to survive, however. Almost a decade ago, Declan and Garech Stone—aka Amsterdam's Stone Twins—released Logo R.I.P., a hardback memorial to out-of-commission icons, and the book was rereleased this month with a series of new entries. (You can buy it at Amazon for $15.)
Selecting classics from the pantheon of highly recognizable symbols was a no-brainer—think AT&T, PanAm, Kodak, and work by venerable names like Paul Rand, Saul Bass and Lance Wyman—but other, less obvious entries, were also included. "Trademarks such as Rover Cars or Commodore Computers are not great designs, but resonated on a nostalgic level for many decades," Declan explains.
The texts—or "obituaries"—accompanying the 50 headstones offer critical insights into the background behind the branding: short corporate histories, logo origins, and reasons why the marks were retired. And you don't have to be deeply immersed in the graphic field to find something to appreciate. "Logo books are usually just a black and white tribute of form. By re-contextualizing them into a graveyard, we're attempting to signify how logos have life and resonance beyond the design world," he says. "They hoard our memories, passions, and reputations, and they're also cultural barometers—expressions of a recent but bygone age."
This reissue also comes at an interesting crossroads where new digital paradigms are putting logos in the spotlight (we're looking at you, apps), unsolicited rebrands are absolutely everywhere, and big companies are struggling to maintain their presence. "The present global financial crisis will surely see the collapse of many more financial behemoths and household brands," Declan says. "The loss of any design classic is a tragedy, regardless of the reason: mergers, buy-outs, bankruptcy, repositioning, or the whim of a CEO. However, what compounds a loss is when a re-style or rebrand is wholly inadequate." Though he claims this is the definitive version of Logo R.I.P., it seems that there might be a place on the shelf for Volume II somewhere down the line. "With the pace of corporate funerals set to pick up further, we won't put away the black garb yet."
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Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood and his wife Sara were on hand at Lane Technical High School on Thursday morning to dedicate "Kerry Wood Cubs Field."
Cubs chairmen Tom Ricketts and his sister Laura were also on hand at Clark Park behind the school for the dedication.The $5 million project is funded by the Wood Foundation, Cubs Charities, Chicago Public Schools, the City of Chicago and Turner Construction.
The project should be completed by next April in time for the Public League season.
"This is what our Foundation is about," Wood said. "This stadium will be for all age groups to play in. We have Little League fields, but we didn't have a place for bigger kids to play.We are going to run clinics here and the city will use it for different things."
Wood, who retired in May, is not sure what he wants to do with the Cubs, but he has ruled out broadcasting.
"I will have a role to some degree," he said. "What it will be I don't exactly know right now.
"After my leave of absence I was able to enjoy the summer with my family, but I'm back to the point I want to get back to work. I know I don't want to go up in the booth – I don't want to do radio or TV. I don't want to coach because of the travel. My kids are two, four and six. That was part of the reason that it was time to hang it up."
When Wood returned to the team at a discounted salary in 2011, Ricketts told him that he would have a job for life with the team.
"The Ricketts have been great, as has Theo (Epstein) and Jed (Hoyer), so I am sure they will find something for me to do."


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Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Consumer Discretionary Industry: Hotels Restaurants & Leisure Sub-Industry: Casinos & Gaming Exchange: NYSE Symbol: BYI CUSIP: 05874B10 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $0.0050 Day Moving Average: $0200 Day Moving Average: $80Trailing P/E Ratio: N/AP/E Growth: 0Market Cap: $N/A Additional Links: View BYI on Google FinanceView BYI on Yahoo FinanceView BYI's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Bally Technologies Inc on Google Companies Related to Bally Technologies:Diversified Royalty Corp (AMEX:BEL)Caesars Entertainment Corporation (NASDAQ:CZR)Ignite Restaurant Group (NASDAQ:IRG)Ameristar Casinos (NASDAQ:ASCA)CEC Entertainment (NYSE:CEC)Einstein Noah Restaurant Group (NASDAQ:BAGL)Life Time Fitness (NYSE:LTM)Multimedia Games Holding Company (NASDAQ:MGAM)SHFL entertainment (NASDAQ:SHFL) Analyst Ratings Consensus Ratings for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: No ratings tracked in the last 12 months.Consensus Rating:N/A (Score: NaN)Consensus Price Target: N/A Analysts' Ratings History for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI) Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock No equities research coverage for this company has been tracked by MarketBeat.com Earnings Earnings History for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails10/30/2014$1.17$1.17ViewN/A8/27/2014Q414$1.22$1.20$340.80 million$342.20 millionViewN/A5/1/2014Q314$1.12$1.10$328.80 million$338.40 millionViewN/A2/6/2014Q214$1.01$1.06$300.21 million$285.20 millionViewN/A10/30/2013Q114$0.90$0.97$248.92 million$249.30 millionViewN/A8/15/2013Q4 2013$0.94$0.95$256.36 million$264.40 millionViewListen4/24/2013Q3 2013$0.85$0.93$245.50 million$259.10 millionViewListen1/31/2013Q2 2013$0.76$0.80$235.48 million$238.30 millionViewListen10/25/2012$0.70$0.77ViewN/A8/9/2012$0.77$0.78ViewN/A4/26/2012$0.66$0.67ViewN/A2/1/2012$0.51$0.54ViewN/A10/26/2011$0.43$0.45ViewN/A8/11/2011$0.56$0.56ViewN/A4/28/2011$0.47$0.43ViewN/A2/2/2011$0.46$0.49ViewN/A(Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI)Current Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.00 EPSNext Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.00 EPS Dividends Dividend History for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Insider Trades Insider Trading History for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionDetails9/3/2014Neil DavidsonCFOSell22,040$80.00$1,763,200.00 3/10/2014Richard HaddrillDirectorSell20,000$70.65$1,413,000.00 2/21/2014Robbins DavidDirectorSell11,500$68.01$782,115.00 2/12/2014Ramesh SrinivasanCEOBuy15,000$67.54$1,013,100.00 12/13/2013William Andrew MckennaDirectorSell6,383$74.72$476,937.76 10/16/2013Richard M HaddrillDirectorSell20,000$69.95$1,399,000.00 9/18/2013Richard HaddrillDirectorSell20,000$74.66$1,493,200.00 9/13/2013Neil DavidsonCFOSell6,624$74.51$493,554.24 9/6/2013Robert L GuidoDirectorSell11,993$72.92$874,529.56 8/23/2013Mark LernerSVPSell3,916$72.33$283,244.28 8/21/2013Richard HaddrillDirectorSell20,000$71.77$1,435,400.00 8/19/2013Mark LernerSVPSell4,500$71.45$321,525.00 8/13/2013Neil DavidsonCFOSell2,510$74.18$186,191.80 7/8/2013Robert L GuidoDirectorSell10,811$58.46$632,011.06 6/27/2013Richard M HaddrillDirectorSell40,000$56.08$2,243,200.00 6/10/2013Robert L GuidoDirectorSell9,155$56.38$516,158.90 5/23/2013Richard M HaddrillDirectorSell40,000$55.68$2,227,200.00 5/17/2013Kevin VernerDirectorSell20,000$54.00$1,080,000.00 5/8/2013Kevin VernerDirectorSell25,000$52.78$1,319,500.00 2/4/2013Ramesh SrinivasanCEOBuy25,000$47.48$1,187,000.00 12/3/2012Richard M HaddrillCEOSell30,000$44.88$1,346,400.00 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Headlines Latest Headlines for Bally Technologies (NYSE:BYI)DateHeadlineGameCo, Inc. announces Marc Comella as Chairman of the Compliance Committee (NYSE:BYI)www.gamingtoday.com - December 8 at 4:52 PMBeyond International Ltd. :BYI-AU: Earnings Analysis: For the six months ended December 31, 2015 : August 4, 2016 (NYSE:BYI)www.capitalcube.com - August 4 at 12:37 PMScientific Games (SGMS) Q1 Earnings: Will it Surprise? 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Mix the milk, sugar, salt and butter in a bowl and cool to lukewarm.
Dissolve the yeast in the warm water, then stir into milk mixture.
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Calories 3093 Calories from Fat 647
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 74 g113.5%
Saturated Fat 43.5 g217.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 207.1 mg69%
Sodium 6837 mg284.9%
Total Carbohydrates 494 g164.5%
Dietary Fiber 18.3 g73.1%
Sugars 59.1 g
Protein 107 g214.5%
Vitamin A 41.2% Vitamin C 0.07%
Calcium 140.9% Iron 164.7%
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Friday night drag racing at QUALCOMM stadium one big 2008 Ford F250 power Stroke Diesel Drag Racing at QUALCOMM very fast until the track took a bite out of the ford. Check out the last race at the end.RaceLegal, the safer and sanctioned track alternative to illegal street racing, was developed with one goal in mind. Saving the needless loss of young lives to an illegal street race gone bad is RaceLegal's mantra. To that end we have been remarkably effective. The concept was one of providing a youth oriented environment in a neutral and centrally located location where we could replicate a street environment, but with safer and sanctioned conditions that insured the safety of our racers and their fans. The under pinning is one of skillfully redirecting illegal street racing behavior to the safer and sanctioned sport of drag racing in a youth oriented setting. As sated above, the results are impressive. Power Stroke is a line of diesel engines found in Ford Diesel trucks, Ford Excursion SUVs, Ford Econoline vans, Ford LCF commercial vehicles and the Brazilian Ford Ranger. The V8 engines were produced by Navistar International Corp. until 2010 when Ford decided to build their diesel engine completely in-house. The Power Stroke engines compete primarily in the United States full-size pickup truck market with the Duramax V8 from General Motors/Isuzu and the B series straight 6 from Cummins.The 7.3 L (444 CID) Power Stroke was replaced by the 6.0 L (365 CID) beginning in the second quarter of the 2003 model year. The 6.0L Power Stroke was used in Ford Super Duty trucks until the 2008 model year but lasted until 2009 in Ford Econoline vans (Model year 2010). The engine has a 3.74 in (95 mm) bore and 4.13 in (105 mm) stroke creating a displacement of 365 cu in (6.0 L) or 5954 cc. It utilizes a variable geometry turbocharger and Intercooler, producing 325 hp (242 kW) and 570 lb·ft (773 N·m) torque with an 18:1 compression ratio, with fuel cutoff at 4200 rpm. Some of the early 6.0 L PowerStroke engines experienced problems,[2] and it is speculated to have cost Ford millions of dollars in warranty repairs and buy backs. They led to many recalls and the repurchase of at least 500 trucks, particularly in the first year.


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Replicated cherry finish on the sides with burl pattern decorating the center panels, this sleigh bed has that traditional look you are looking for. Scrolled detail at the top the headboard adds eye-catching style to the bed's design.
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Hon® basyx® 410 Series 4-Drawer Vertical File Cabinet; Black, Letter (BSXH414PP)
Item # 901-414PBK
Model # BSXH414PP
Reduce office clutter with the basyx® by HON 410 series vertical file cabinet Gather together loose files from around the office and organize them in this HON vertical file cabinet. The HON file cabinet has 10 rollers per drawer for smooth and quiet operation. Each drawer comes equipped with a secure thumb latch. Full-suspensiondrawers and steel construction ensure this cabinet will withstand daily use in a busy office setting.
- Vertical file cabinet with four drawers holds letter-sized documents to reduce office clutter
- Black finish in steel construction for durability
- Measure 48 3/4" H x 15" W x 22" D
- Full cradle drawer suspension holds file securely and 10 rollers in each drawer provide quiet operation
- No assembly required for ease of use
- Aluminum drawer pulls with label holders to identify contents
- High drawer sides eliminate the need to purchase additional rails
- basyx® by HON 5-year Limited Warranty
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