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Manufacturer Refused to Hire Women as Temporary Workers, Federal Agency Charged
CHICAGO - Federal District Judge Milton Shadur has entered a consent decree resolving a sex hiring lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today. The case, 11-CV-879, was filed in the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division.
The EEOC had charged that Illini Precast, a manufacturer of prefabricated concrete construction panels, failed to engage any female temporary laborers at its Marseilles, Ill., facility. The company, which is involved primarily in providing prefabricated components for parking structures, is headquartered in Westchester, Ill.
Based upon the findings of an EEOC administrative investigation managed by Chicago District Director John Rowe, the lawsuit claimed that in October 2008, a qualified woman applied for a general laborer position, but was denied employment due to her gender. In its answer, Illini claimed that it was not an "employer" as defined by the civil rights statutes because it had fewer than 15 employees and that it was not responsible for the placement of laborers at its facility because it had contracted with a staffing agency.
EEOC guidance, and relevant case law, holds that temporary workers may be counted when determining if a company has enough employees to come under the provisions of the civil rights laws and that companies can be held responsible for the discriminatory hiring practices of the temporary agencies on which they rely.
"Employers are mistaken if they think they can 'contract away' their obligations under Title VII," said John Hendrickson, regional attorney in the EEOC's Chicago District Office. "Temporary or staffing agencies are acting as their agents in providing them with workers. If the staffing agency is sending them only employees of one sex or one race, this should set off alarm bells. Employers should realize that this is likely a problem that they have to fix."
Under the terms of the decree, Illini will pay $27,682 to the applicant. The applicant had previously received $60,000 as part of a conciliation agreement with the staffing agency that placed workers at Illini. Among other relief provided under the decree, within 60 days Illini will enter into a relationship with a local high school or vocational training program in order to encourage women to apply for work through staffing agencies used by Illini. Illini will also have to notify its staffing agencies that it is an equal opportunity employer and ensure that any advertisements also notify applicants that it is an equal opportunity employer.
Supervisory Trial Attorney Gregory Gochanour and Trial Attorneys Ethan Cohen and Laura Feldman led EEOC's litigation efforts.
The EEOC's Chicago District Office is responsible for processing discrimination charges, administrative enforcement, and the conduct of agency litigation in Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota, with Area Offices in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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A sheet of graphene is thin, just a single atom thick.
Graphene is the world's new wonder material. It's the thinnest electronic material ever invented, consisting of a layer of carbon atoms just a single atom thick -- the atoms are arranged in a hexagonal pattern. It weighs almost nothing, coming in at only 0.77 grams for a square meter.
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But it's no lightweight. Graphene is 100 times stronger than steel of the same thickness. It conducts both heat and electricity better than copper, and has outstanding optical and mechanical properties. If it could be produced on an industrial scale, graphene might revolutionize fields such as electronics and even body armor. Recently, the European Union awarded the Finnish company Nokia a $1.3 billion research grant to commercialize graphene. What follows are 10 areas in which graphene could make a huge difference -- some sooner than you think.
Graphene repels water and when mixed with polymer works as a rust-proofing coating.
1. Graphene repels water and is highly conductive, a combination that keeps steel from coming into contact with water and slows down the electrochemical reactions that oxidize iron. At SUNY Buffalo chemists designed a polymer coating containing this exotic form of carbon. They painted steel with the coating and then dipped the coated metal in a brine to see if it would stay rust-free. It did -- for an entire month. Such a coating could eliminate rusted cars forever.
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Graphene transmits the heat energy from an electrical current to make sound.University of Texas / Ji Won Suk
2. At the University of Texas researchers put a layer of graphene less than a single nanometer thick onto glass and two different types of plastic. Next, they ran an alternating current through the layers, which produced sound. The graphene speakers are thin and because they transmit the heat energy from the electrical current to make sound, rather than vibrating a diaphragm, they can be made into any shape.
Computer chips with graphene supercapacitors could make batteries obsolete.AB Still Ltd/Science Photo Library/Corbis
3. A capacitor stores charge between two plates, and discharges quickly; they are common in electronics and used to power camera flashes. Capacitors can store a lot of charge, and supercapacitors, which are typically made with layers of ordinary carbon, can store more. But capacitors still can't hold much power per unit of weight. That is why batteries are used for electronics.
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Graphene could change that. It can be etched with a laser to create more surface area and in turn allow a capacitor to store way more energy than its ordinary carbon brethren. Capacitors can also go through many more cycles than batteries without failing. In the future, graphene supercapacitors could power electronics and even electric cars.
Microscopic bits of graphene oxide bind to radioactive contaminants and could make cleaning up nuclear waste safe and cheap.Karen Kasmauski/Science Faction/Corbis
4. Graphene oxide is remarkably good at absorbing radioactive waste. Researchers at Rice University and Lomonosov Moscow State University found that microscopic bits of graphene oxide bind to radioactive contaminants, turning them into clumps that can be easily collected.
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Beyond cleaning up after nuclear accidents like the Fukushima disaster, it would be a big help in mining and natural gas drilling. Both industries can generate a lot of naturally-occurring contaminants that can get into local water supplies.
The first integrated circuit made of graphene was made by researchers at IBM.IBM
5. Silicon semiconductor chips give computers their brainpower. They process the 1s and 0s of binary code that are the fundamental building blocks of digital information. But graphene has the potential to process those 1s and 0s much faster than silicon because it conducts electricity better, all while using less power and generating less heat. That means a laptop could operate 50 times faster and need no cooling fans. Over the last two years giants such as IBM have developed working graphene-based processors for wireless devices, and one company, Digital Core Design of Poland, announced in April that it built a processor that could work in a tablet. The first graphene processors could be reaching consumers in the next five years, as manufacturers refine the fabrication process.
A layer of graphene affixed to a polymer crumples and straightens when a current is run through it. Laguna Design/Science Photo Library/Corbis
6. Sheets of graphene can crumple up like paper, but they are difficult to flatten out. At Duke University scientists recently attached graphene to a pre-stretched rubber sheet and found that when the sheet was relaxed, the graphene still adhered to the rubber even though it was crumpled up. That led them to layer the graphene with polymer, which expanded and contracted when a current was run through it – a key component in building artificial muscle.
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Graphene foam can pick up small concentrations explosive compounds. Nikhil Koratkar
7. Graphene foam can pick up small concentrations of the nitrates and ammonia found in explosives. A sensor developed at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute the size of a postage stamp could one day be a regular part of the kit carried by bomb squads.
Graphene turned into a foam filter can be used to sequence DNA.Moon Kim/UT Dallas
8. By controlling the size of pores in graphene, it's possible to make it into a kind of "filter" that sorts DNA molecules by size. That capability could allow researchers to sequence DNA at a lower cost than current techniques – to about $1,000 per person. Currently, sequencing a person's genome costs three to five times that, according to San Francisco-based Life Technologies, which rolled out a machine last year that does the job. Unfortunately, the machine itself is $149,000.
A composite fiber made from graphene and carbon nanotubes is stronger than the Kevlar used in conventional bulletproof vests.Tim Graham/Sygma/Corbis
9. Australian researchers found a way to make fibers from a composite material made of graphene that's stronger than Kevlar. Adding an equal amount of graphene and carbon nanotubes to a polymer produced a super-strong fiber that could be spun into the fabric used to make bulletproof vests. The fibers could also be used to strengthen other materials.
A layer of graphene dotted with lead sulfide creates an ultra-sensitive and flexible photodector for night vision.John Moore/Getty Images
10. Photodetectors are computer chips that convert photons from light into electrical signals. Every digital camera has one and they are made of silicon. Frank Koppens and his colleagues at the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona dotted a layer of graphene with lead sulfide and created an ultra-sensitive and flexible photodector that could lead to thinner cameras and more lightweight night vision goggles.


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Given the recalcitrant nature of melanoma to conventional therapies, there exists a critical need for successful clinical immunotherapy to treat metastatic melanoma. The objective of most clinical immunotherapy trials has been to generate maximal numbers of circulating tumor- specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL), predicated on the notion that "more is better." However, the correlation between magnitude of vaccine-induced CD8+ T cells and the objective clinical responses remains weak, suggesting that the inefficacy of immune therapy results from the qualitative failure of vaccine-induced T cells to efficiently activate, infiltrate tumor, and develop robust memory populations. Therefore, we have examined several qualitative aspects of tumor Ag-specific T cells from melanoma patients that have been vaccinated with multiple melanocyte differentiation protein-derived antigens in an adjuvant setting. We demonstrated a significant association between the expression of CXCR3 by circulating tumor-specific CD8+ T cells and the maintenance of disease-free status or survival, suggesting either that CXCR3 expression a) is functionally required for the T cell-mediated immunologic control of metastatic tumors, or b) serves as a marker of qualitatively-superior anti-tumor T cells. In the present proposal, we delineate three aims that will expand upon our initial findings and evaluate the mechanisms by which CXCR3 and its biological axis of molecules act to enhance immune-mediated tumor control. Specifically, we will relate CXCR3 expression in the human CD8 compartment to 1) immunization-induced polarization phenotype;2) anti-tumor functionality;3) and access to metastatic tumor compartments. We will use human tissues and samples for correlative studies and mouse models for mechanistic studies. Key deliverables of this research will include basic science knowledge with translational potential, including: 1) enhanced understanding of the regulation of CXCR3 expression and T cell polarization in human CD8+ T cells;2) evaluation of the prognostic utility of CXCR3 expression as a marker of vaccine response and means to prospectively evaluate patient-specific response potential;and 3) new immunologic targets for intervention, so as to optimize the therapeutic potential of immunogenic vaccines.
We will evaluate the phenotype of vaccine-activated CD8+ cells in patients with metastatic melanoma, and then correlate qualitative functional aspects of these cells with clinical outcomes to determine the optimal type of T cell for rejection and control of cancer. We will also evaluate the phenotype of CD8+ T cells that infiltrate metastatic melanomas in human and use mouse models to evaluate the molecular and cellular mechanisms that govern T cell migration. Collectively, these studies will make new observations about the fundamental biology of T cell activation and migration in humans and establish the basis to optimize cancer vaccines by enhancing T cell infiltration of metastatic melanomas.
|Steinberg, Shannon M; Zhang, Peisheng; Malik, Brian T et al. (2014) BRAF inhibition alleviates immune suppression in murine autochthonous melanoma. Cancer Immunol Res 2:1044-50
|Jenkins, Molly H; Steinberg, Shannon M; Alexander, Matthew P et al. (2014) Multiple murine BRaf(V600E) melanoma cell lines with sensitivity to PLX4032. Pigment Cell Melanoma Res 27:495-501
|Croteau, Walburga; Jenkins, Molly H; Ye, Siying et al. (2013) Differential mechanisms of tumor progression in clones from a single heterogeneous human melanoma. J Cell Physiol 228:773-80
|Baird, Jason R; Byrne, Katelyn T; Lizotte, Patrick H et al. (2013) Immune-mediated regression of established B16F10 melanoma by intratumoral injection of attenuated Toxoplasma gondii protects against rechallenge. J Immunol 190:469-78
|Clancy-Thompson, Eleanor; King, Laura K; Nunnley, Lenora D et al. (2013) Peptide vaccination in Montanide adjuvant induces and GM-CSF increases CXCR3 and cutaneous lymphocyte antigen expression by tumor antigen-specific CD8 T cells. Cancer Immunol Res 1:332-9
|Oliver, Janine L; Alexander, Matthew P; Norrod, Allison G et al. (2013) Differential expression and tumor necrosis factor-mediated regulation of TNFRSF11b/osteoprotegerin production by human melanomas. Pigment Cell Melanoma Res 26:571-9
|Tacke, Robert S; Tosello-Trampont, Annie; Nguyen, Virginia et al. (2011) Extracellular hepatitis C virus core protein activates STAT3 in human monocytes/macrophages/dendritic cells via an IL-6 autocrine pathway. J Biol Chem 286:10847-55
|Dengel, Lynn T; Norrod, Allison G; Gregory, Briana L et al. (2010) Interferons induce CXCR3-cognate chemokine production by human metastatic melanoma. J Immunother 33:965-74


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The Art of Charcuterie by John Kowalski and The Culinary Institute of America includes recipes like Pastrami (Brined, Spiced, Smoked Beef); Dry-Cured Pancetta; Mousseline-Style Forcemeat; plus articles like Concerns Over the Use of Nitrate and Nitrites.
by John Kowalski and The Culinary Institute of America
There are several concerns related to the use of nitrates and nitrites. The most prominent concern is the formation of nitrosamines via the binding of nitrates to amino acids, which are a by-product of the degradation of proteins. A study done in the 1970s showed that rats that were exposed to nitrosamines developed malignant tumors. As a result, the USDA and FDA placed restrictions on the amount of residual nitrates and nitrites on food to 200 parts per million (0.02 percent) or lower. However, it becomes exceptionally hard to deal with such small amounts of the ingredient. Thus, premade mixtures are available for purchase: Insta Cure No. 1 and Insta Cure No.2.
Insta Cure No. 1 is a blend of 6 percent sodium nitrite and 94 percent sodium chloride (table salt). It has a distinctive pink color, which is why it is also known as Tinted Cure Mix (TCM). Insta Cure No.2 is much like its counterpart, but contains sodium nitrate instead of nitrite. As a further precaution, the FDA requires meat packers to use antioxidants such as ascorbic acid (vitamin C), citric acid, or a vitamin C derivative (sodium ascorbate or sodium erythorbate) to further prevent the formation of nitrosamines.
The USDA recommends the following ratios of meat to nitrate/nitrite:
|Type of Meat
|Nitrite Level (ppm)
|Nitrate Level (ppm)
|Bacon, pumped (injected with the brine 10%)
|120 (with 550 ppm ascorbate or erythorbate)
|Bacon, immersion-cured (immersed in the brine)
|200 (2 lb/907g to 100 gal/384 L brine)
|Cooked sausage
|156 (1/4 oz/7g to 100 lb/45.36 kg meat)
|Dry and semidry sausage
|625 (1 oz/28g to 100 lb/45.36 kg meat, dry-cured)
|1,719 (2-3/4 oz/76 g to 100 lb/45.36 kg meat)
|Dry-cured meats
|156 (1/4 oz/7g to 100 lb/45.36 kg meat)
|2,188 (2 lb/907g to 100 gal/384 L brine at 10% pump (10% in brine of the total weight is injected into product)
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I've been using Lucene.Net since 2005 and know its history quite well. Just some comments : 1. What actually PMC expects ?. Any activity with regular check-ins ? E.g. there is a stable Lucene.Net 2.9.2 which is accurate clone of Java counterpart without trying to use more advanced/natural C# features primarily to make it easier to keep up with Java Lucene. Hypothetically, let's assume existing committers decided for whatever reason to implement NIOFSDirectory somehow and for the moment and for the next several months heavily involved in that . Version wise gap is increasing, but there is an activity. Does it constitute that the project is alive ? 2. As an user I'd prefer just to have Lucene.Net in sync with Java Lucene. Surely, I can't dictate whether comitters decide to implement NIOFSDirectory or make codebase more natural for C# or just primarily try to stay in sync with Java as close as possible. I missed how the latest versions were synched . My understanding it is still automatic initial conversion with some refinement/amendment afterwards. Would it be possible for several comitters ( if they are found ) incrementally make Lucene.Net 3.0.2 ? If not there is a dependency of this project on one man and repeat it again far from fun, but no idea how to get out of this vicious cycle . Michael On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Digy <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi Grant, George and all Lucene.Net community, > > As a Lucene.Net committer, I didn't quit the project, but stopped > deliberately answering the questions and making commits to show no other > committers were willing to keep the project alive.(like Apache Board > Report. > The only response from commiters was after Grant's mail.) > > So, If there are people willing to keep Lucene.Net alive, I am in, but I > don't want to be the only one. > > DIGY > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Grant Ingersoll [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Friday, October 29, 2010 11:48 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Cc: Lucene mailing list; firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Lucene.NET Community Status > > FYI: This message was sent to the email@example.com list on Oct. > 25 > and elicited zero replies. I am sending it here in the hopes that some of > you will step forward and either bring this project back to life via going > back to the Incubator or we put it in the Apache Attic and someone can take > and maintain it somewhere else under a different name per the terms of the > Apache License. > > --- > Hi .Netters, > > The Lucene PMC would like to ask everyone involved with .NET if they might > chime in on the status of this project. There hasn't been a commit since > July 2010 (and that one was trivial and there were only 2 in June) and > there > seems to be very little activity on the dev mailing list. There also has > not been a release in a long time. This was brought up at the last Lucene > Board Report and it doesn't appear that there has been any action since. > A > community should be able to withstand the loss of a single committer, but > here it appears that there are no longer any committers willing to work on > the project. > > In order to remedy the situation, we would like the following things to be > done: > 1. The community needs to show some (sustained) life. Not just in code, > but in discussion of the project's future, etc. We would expect the > committers to take a leadership role here. > 2. The community needs to do a real release that is voted on by the PMC. > 3. The webpage needs to be updated to reflect that those previous "source" > releases are not real releases and should be taken down. Likewise, the > news > section should not tout these non-releases as releases. The website should > also meet the PMC Branding guidelines recently sent out. > 4. Identify some new blood for contributors/committers. Or the current > committers need to step up more and take a lead role in the community. > > We would like to see action on all of these things by the end of this year. > If they can't be met, there will be one of the following actions: > 1. Go back into Incubation > 2. Go into the Apache Attic. If someone wants to take the code base and > fork it out as a project somewhere else under a new name that does not use > the Lucene trademark name (since that is owned by the ASF) than that is > perfectly acceptable under the Apache license. > > If the conditions can be met, we think that the project should spin itself > out as its own Top Level ASF project with its own PMC so that its future > direction can be set by the stakeholders of the project and not by the > larger Lucene project as a whole. > > Sincerely, > Grant Ingersoll > On behalf of the Lucene PMC= > >
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|Bears workout running backs Ringer & Tanner
|Javon Ringer RB TEN
Bears worked out former Titans RB Javon Ringer and former Cowboys RB Phillip Tanner.
Brad Biggs on Twitter
|These names confirm how desperate the Bears are for depth behind Matt Forte. Second-year Michael Ford is the only other tailback on Chicago's roster, and he has zero NFL carries to his name. Even if signed, neither Ringer or Tanner will offer much from a fantasy perspective. Ringer did not play in 2013 and has struggled with injuries in his five-year career, and Tanner sports a 2.7 yards-per-carry average over 56 career carries.
|Williams admits he needs to 'grow up'
|Mike Williams WR KC
At his introductory press conference, new Bills WR Mike Williams admitted he needed to "grow up a little more."
The Tampa Tribune
|Williams departure from Tampa Bay was preceded by -- and perhaps caused by -- two off-field incidents in a span of four months. Despite his relative success in the NFL, Williams does not possess the super talent necessary for teams to put up with the off-field headaches. If he can stay on the straight and narrow, Williams will provide the Bills a much needed redzone threat.
|Panthers add Jason Avant on one-year deal
|Jason Avant WR KC
|Panthers signed Jason Avant, formerly of the Eagles, to a one-year deal.
|Avant will pair with the newly acquired Jerricho Cotchery to form one of the most underwhelming starting wideout duos in the league. With every impact free agent wide receiver signed, the Panthers are simply looking for cheap veterans to complement the playmakers they will likely draft this May. Avant caught 38 passes for 447 yards and two touchdowns with the Eagles last season.
|Panthers still talking with Thomas DeCoud
|Thomas DeCoud S CAR
Free agent FS Thomas DeCoud is still negotiating with the Panthers, but a deal is not imminent.
Joe Person on Twitter
|DeCoud has found a soft market since getting dumped by the Falcons in early March, so he may be using the Panthers' interest to press the issue with other safety needy teams. Carolina is after bargain depth to shore up a safety corps led by the aging Roman Harper and Charles Godfrey, who is coming off an Achilles' tear last season.
|Report: Jets like idea of CJ2K/Ivory tandem
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The New York Daily News reports the Jets "really like" the idea of pairing free agent Chris Johnson with Chris Ivory, and that a potential deal will "come down to money."
Manish Mehta on Twitter
|According to reporter Manish Mehta, the Jets have no concerns about Johnson's work ethic. Johnson/Ivory would immediately become one of the league's best thunder and lightning duos, while CJ?K could operate as an every-down back were the injury-prone Ivory to miss time. Word has yet to leak of a Johnson visit to the Big Apple, but it's sounding like a good bet.
|Bears host TE Mulligan, QB Weber for visits
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Free agents Matthew Mulligan and Adam Weber worked out for the Bears on Monday.
Brad Biggs on Twitter
|CBS' Jason La Canfora reported Weber's visit. A blocker, Mulligan appeared in 15 games for the Patriots last season. A former undrafted free agent, Weber was waived by the Bucs last August.
|Titans part ways with DE Adewale Ojomo
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|Titans waived DE Adewale Ojomo.
|The move comes two weeks after Ojomo was arrested for allegedly soliciting a prostitute. A third-year undrafted free agent, Ojomo's lone career appearance came in 2012 for the Giants.
|Williams expects to be 100 percent for OTAs
|Mike Williams WR KC
Mike Williams (hamstring, thigh) expects to be 100 percent for the Bills' offseason program.
|"I'm going to be ready for all the offseason workouts and things like that," Williams assured. "So I'll be 100 percent straight for that." Williams missed the second half of 2013 with a torn hamstring, and was stabbed in the thigh last month.
|Free agent Josh Freeman visiting the Bears
|Josh Freeman QB IND
Free agent Josh Freeman visited the Bears on Monday.
Jason La Canfora on Twitter
|It's Freeman's first-known visit of free agency. Although the Bears have Jay Cutler locked up as their franchise quarterback, it would be an ideal landing spot for Freeman. He'd get to work with quarterback-whisperer Marc Trestman, and have a good shot at making starts behind an injury-prone Cutler. It's surprising that it's taken Freeman this long to make a visit, but speaks to how worrisome his play was last season.
|Daniels visited Pats before Ravens signing
|Owen Daniels TE DEN
Owen Daniels visited the Patriots before signing with the Ravens.
ESPN Boston
|We knew Daniels visited the Packers and Redskins before signing with Baltimore, but word of a New England jaunt never leaked. The Pats have a rehabbing Rob Gronkowski (knee) at tight end, but a vacancy at the "move" spot Aaron Hernandez used to play. The Pats could address tight end in the draft.
|Saints match Falcons' offer sheet for S Bush
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|Saints re-signed S Rafael Bush to a two-year, $4.5 million contract.
|Bush was a restricted free agent. The offer was actually Atlanta's, but the Saints decided to match. Bush likely would have been a starter in Atlanta, but returns as the Saints' No. 3 safety behind Jairus Byrd and Kenny Vaccaro. Bush was solid in a similar role last season, making 42 tackles while excelling in coverage. He played 520 snaps. The Saints aren't resting on their defensive laurels after Rob Ryan resuscitated a moribund unit in 2013.
|Texans snag Andre Brown with 1-year contract
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Texans agreed to terms with RB Andre Brown, formerly of the Giants, on a one-year contract.
John McClain on Twitter
|The Texans have their Ben Tate replacement. Older than Tate and even more injury prone, Brown is not an upgrade behind Arian Foster, but was easily the second-best back left on the market behind Chris Johnson. Brown started the final eight games for the Giants last season, but averaged only 3.53 yards per carry. For his career, the 27-year-old Brown owns a 4.09 YPC. Brown will begin training camp as the clear No. 2 on the depth chart, but won't be miles ahead of Dennis Johnson and Jonathan Grimes.
|Jets have no concerns about CJ?K's work ethic
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The New York Daily News reports the Jets have no concerns about free agent Chris Johnson's work ethic.
Manish Mehta on Twitter
|The Jets have been considered one of Johnson's potential suitors since before his release, but have yet to be officially linked to the ex-Titan. Word of potential visits has yet to leak, but CJ?K is reportedly hoping to find his new team by the middle of the week. With Johnson's track record well known and the free-agent barrel scraped bare, it shouldn't take long for him to sign.
|Running backs begin to decline after age 27
|Marshawn Lynch RB SEA
Statistical analysis shows that running back production historically drops off by 15 percent at age 28, 25 percent at age 29, and nearly 40 percent by the time running backs hit age 30.
|The "peak" age for running backs is considered 27. A more extensive article on the topic is accessible at the link below, but it's certainly information for fantasy footballers to file away. Marshawn Lynch in Seattle turns 28 later this month and is coming off his finest two NFL seasons. Including playoffs, Lynch has 1,002 carries over his last three years, an average of 334 per season.
|Lions sign CB Cassius Vaughn
|Cassius Vaughn CB SD
Lions signed CB Cassius Vaughn to a one-year contract.
Dave Birkett on Twitter
|The Lions worked him out on Monday and moved quickly to add him. We're not surprised Vaughn looked good in shorts -- he has 4.42 speed -- but he has struggled mightily whenever asked to cover receivers in the NFL. Vaughn is a better special teamer and returner. He'll vie for a roster spot with Detroit.
|Titans give Wimbley new 3-year, $9M contract
|Kamerion Wimbley LB TEN
Titans signed OLB Kam Wimbley to a new three-year, $9 million contract.
Adam Caplan on Twitter
|Jake Locker says he's 'ahead of schedule'
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Jake Locker (Lisfranc surgery) reiterated Monday that he's "ahead of schedule," and is "shooting" to be ready for May OTAs.
Jim Wyatt on Twitter
|The Nashville Tennessean's Jim Wyatt posted a TwitPic Monday of Locker with a Nike running shoe as opposed to a walking boot. At this point, we're less concerned with Locker's foot than his on-field ability. Ex-OC Dowell Loggains had Locker playing the best football of his career before the 2013 injury, and he still didn't resemble a franchise quarterback. The coaching staff was fired and replaced by Ken Whisenhunt, who's been noncommittal on Locker as his 2014 starter.
|Bucs add veteran depth in Lavelle Hawkins
|Lavelle Hawkins WR TB
|Bucs signed WR Lavelle Hawkins.
|Free agent S Yeremiah Bell likely to retire
|Yeremiah Bell S ARZ
Free agent S Yeremiah Bell is reportedly likely to retire.
Mike Jurecki on Twitter
|Bell started all 16 games for the Cardinals last season, playing just about every snap and handling himself reasonably well as part of the league's No. 6 defense. But at age 36, it sounds like he wants to go out on a high note. The Cardinals need to add depth to the safety spot with Tyrann Mathieu coming off a torn ACL.
|Roberto Garza expected to keep his job
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Roberto Garza is expected to retain the starting center job despite the signing of Brian De La Puente.
ESPN Chicago
|Kyle Rudolph likely to line up in slot more
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Kyle Rudolph ran 40.2 percent of his pass routes out of the slot last season.
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
|We're expecting that number to rise under Norv Turner, who had Jordan Cameron run 60.3 percent of his routes from the slot last season. Rudolph isn't as agile, but he does have a basketball background and is extremely athletic for a 6'6/259-pounder. All signs continue to point toward a breakout campaign.
|Malcolm Smith doesn't have defined role
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Seahawks LB Malcolm Smith does not have a defined role heading into this season.
Seattle Times
|Don't get fooled by Smith's fluky Super Bowl MVP award. He was a fill-in for most of last season, subbing for Bruce Irvin during a PED suspension and then for Bobby Wagner/K.J. Wright during injuries. Smith's best path to playing time is in packages that feature Irvin as a defensive end, thus getting four linebackers on the field.
|Colts high on rehabbnig Dwayne Allen
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GM Ryan Grigson referred to TE Dwayne Allen as "a beast."
|The Colts are understandably high on Allen, who says he is "110 percent" as he comes off hip surgery. "How he plays in the red zone, how he plays in traffic, how he blocks at the point of attack, the tempo he plays at and the ferocity he plays at, he's a guy you want on your team," Grigson said. With Rob Chudzinski now helping Pep Hamilton as a special assistant, Allen's stock is on the rise sharply. No one gets more out of tight ends than Chud.
|Titans planning to use McCluster at RB
|Dexter McCluster RB SD
The Nashville Tennessean confirms the Titans plan to use Dexter McCluster at running back.
Nashville Tennessean
|New coach Ken Whisenhunt is looking to form a committee around power back Shonn Greene and passing back McCluster. He's also expected to use a draft pick, possibly No. 42 overall, on a running back. McCluster hasn't been a ball-carrier since 2011 and is listed at just 5'8/170, but he can be penciled into a Danny Woodhead or Darren Sproles kind of role. How much volume McCluster gets will depend on effectiveness.
|Free agent RB Andre Brown visiting Texans
|Andre Brown RB HOU
Free agent RB Andre Brown is visiting the Texans Monday.
Profootballtalk on NBCSports.com
|Browns LB Brandon Magee won't report Monday
|Brandon Magee LB TB
Browns LB Brandon Magee remains with the Red Sox, participating in extended spring training.
Akron Beacon-Journal
|Magee will not report to the Browns Monday for the first voluntary offseason workout under new coach Mike Pettine. Instead, he's hoping to win a job with the Greenville Drive, the Red Sox's Singe-A affiliate. Magee, who was a backup inside linebacker and special teamer for the Browns last season, plans to fully recommit to football for the first minicamp on April 29.
|Cassius Vaughn gets a workout with DET
|Cassius Vaughn CB SD
Free agent CB Cassius Vaughn is working out for the Lions Monday.
Dave Birkett on Twitter
|Vaughn started 15 games for the Colts over the last two seasons, often getting roasted in coverage. This is the first known interest the 26-year-old attracted since hitting the open market last month. The Lions continue to look for depth to add to their annually leaky secondary.
|Glover Quin to play Ed Reed role on D
|Glover Quin FS DET
Glover Quin will play the Ed Reed role in DC Teryl Austin's scheme.
Detroit Free Press
|Austin was Reed's position coach in Baltimore in 2011 and 2012. Quin will no longer play sides like he did under Gunther Cunningham, instead dropping to the deeper part of the field and reading the quarterback. It's a free safety position built for players with a nose for the ball, something Quin has shown during his five-year career. He's recorded 57 pass breakups, eight interceptions and four forced fumbles.
|Jags liked Toby Gerhart's YAC ability
|Toby Gerhart RB JAX
The Jaguars believe Toby Gerhart will get more yards after contact than Maurice Jones-Drew did.
Florida Times Union
|Gerhart had just 36 carries last season, but according to PFF he did average a very impressive 3.8 yards after contact (YCo) per attempt. In 2012, his YCo was way down at 1.9 on 50 attempts. Jones-Drew was at 2.2 last season and 2.3 in 2012. The Jags see the 231-pound Gerhart as someone that can punish defenders on all three downs for four quarters, running through contact. He'll have volume appeal in fantasy circles.
|Ravens expected to feature 2-TE sets
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The Ravens are expected to feature a lot of two-tight end sets this season.
Carroll County Times
|The signing of Owen Daniels will not have a large impact on the production of Dennis Pitta, who was signed to a $32 million contract in February. New offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak will make strong use both players via "12" formations, with the more athletic and speedy Pitta getting featured in the "move" role. He remains a strong candidate to lead the Ravens in catches.


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Ted Jackson was a man of remarkable creative energy. Even while working as a successful London barrister he found time to travel hair-raisingly around the City streets on his moped, dressed in crash helmet, gauntlets and cricket whites – because Jackson's passion was the game of cricket. Returning home after a coaching session at his beloved Brondesbury Cricket Club he would turn to his typewriter to produce letters containing his latest theories about the techniques and strategies of the game well into the small hours. Any letter from Ted was instantly recognisable because he invariably recycled envelopes, not from any affectation but because it was the practical thing to do.
If there were eccentricities about Ted Jackson (and he would not have recognised them as such), all who knew him respected his sharp mind and intellectual range. Educated at Charterhouse; Peterhouse College, Cambridge; and London University, he served in the Far East during the Second World War before being called to the Bar in 1951. Much of his professional life was spent in the Office of the Solicitor of the Inland Revenue before he became a law reporter for the Incorporated Council of Law Reports in 1988. In 1983 he was awarded a CBE for his services to the Law.
However, his was a restless intelligence and he was something of a polymath. He was widely read in the classics and literature (and had a particular devotion to George Bernard Shaw), loved music and possessed a formidable cricket library. His letters displayed his quality of mind: his ideas were expressed with a scholarly and dense succinctness, punctuated by Latin aphorisms and references from sources as varied as Ovid, Shakespeare and Henry James that made for rewarding but exhausting reading.
Cricket held a special place for him. He was an indefatigable advocate of classical technique but also saw the game as character-building. In a paper, Why Play Cricket? he wrote: "Like war, like life, [cricket] is 'for real' in the challenges it offers, the courage it can demand, in its apparent injustice and inexorability. One unlucky mistake – just one – and the batsman's contribution to his side's innings may be as conclusively ended as if by death."
He had been a talented enough all-rounder himself to represent Cambridge University and Middlesex Second XI but the subtleties of technique and strategies fascinated him and imparting these skills to the young became his obsession. Whether with the youngsters at Brondesbury Cricket Club (he founded the colts section in 1966 from where the former England captain Mike Gatting learned much of his cricket) or at the Middlesex Academy with the County Under-19s, his charges were riveted by his exuberant love of the game.
The postal services would soon bring them detailed correspondence from Jackson reinforcing his ideas: tactical advice entitled "Cricket From the Neck Up" was testimony to his belief that cricket was a thinking man's game and that children, however young, had the capacity to respond to its strategies. A paper on "Gapping", his term for a batsman's capacity to angle his bat so as to propel the ball into gaps between fielders, remains as relevant today for any schoolboy cricketer as our England one-day team. Any Middlesex Under-19 player under his management guilty of hitting a ball straight to a fielder when a gap was available was assailed by a stentorian "red dot" from Ted on the boundary and he would ensure that this misdemeanour was duly registered in the scorebook.
When his insatiable appetite for technique turned to the importance of the batsman's stance, whether to have feet together or feet apart, he wrote to Don Bradman and Colin Cowdrey, no less, and received replies he incorporated in a finished paper; in fact Bradman's Art of Cricket was at the core of his philosophy. His missives on how cricket should be played were as likely to drop on the doormat of county coaches and England selectors as Brondesbury colts.
Jackson's legacy to cricket in Middlesex and beyond is immense. As Chairman of the County's Youth Sub-Committee in 1972 he introduced the Middlesex Youth Coaching Scheme. The former Middlesex and England batsman Jack Robertson was coaching an Under-11 group and Ted decided that the future of the County's cricket depended on producing home-coached talent in squads from Under-10 upwards.
So was born probably the first such scheme in the country, its success demonstrated by the numerous first class cricketers and several Test players, such as Mark Ramprakash, Owais Shah and Philip Tufnell, it helped to nurture. The academies that have developed in all first class counties owe a debt to Jackson's innovation. His innate modesty would not allow him to see such success as personal; his intentions were for the good of cricket and the youngsters who played it. Having convinced the Middlesex Committee and its coach, Don Bennett, of the desirability of the scheme, he recruited the necessary coaches and, with the lightest of hands on the tiller, watched the system flourish.
He founded the Middlesex Branch of the Association of Cricket Coaches, becoming Chairman in 1982, and served for many years on Middlesex's General and Cricket Committees. The committee room was not his natural habitat but in matters concerning the development of young cricketers he could be a powerful advocate. On the occasions he preferred to reserve his judgements, fellow committee members knew they would soon be in possession through the post of Ted's latest nocturnal responses to the discussion, and copied to all and sundry. Not everyone agreed with his views but few failed to marvel at how he possessed the physical and intellectual energy to complete a demanding full day's work followed by a late-afternoon coaching session, an evening meeting – then spending the early hours at his typewriter.
Jackson was entirely without ego: he barely mentioned his CBE in 1983 for services to the legal profession. What he did for cricket he did because he believed passionately in the values the game stands for. He was as happy coaching a group of inner-city children as he was advising the most talented apprentice county cricketers. He helped found clubs in Haringey and Tower Hamlets because he realised that the absence of playing fields in inner London deprived children of the opportunities cricket offers.
Jackson was a pioneer in so many aspects of cricket in Middlesex (and continued to be so well into his seventies) and, as with many innovators, a few were slow to recognise his genius. With so many ideas buzzing around in his head, he had no time for small talk; there was too much to do. Meetings with him in the chair were often infuriatingly brief – and he then wrote the minutes himself. He had firm ideas about how cricket should be played and preferred the uncompromising approach to the political one. His effervescence and commitment usually won the day.
Even into his seventies he continued to write law reports, to inspire cricketers of all ages and to write articles on aspects of the game. Illness sapped him of much of his energy in his last few years but the devotion of his wife Penelope and his children and grandchildren made for a mellow and loving home life. Even at this time, while sitting in his armchair and stirred to talk about a favourite Shakespeare sonnet, his eyes would again flash to reveal the energised and dynamic Ted loved and admired by generations of cricketers, legal colleagues and friends.
......... David Green
Edward Oliver Jackson, barrister, cricketer and coach: born Calcutta, India 3 December 1922; married firstly Joan Murray Simpson (three daughters), secondly (one adopted son), 1981 Penelope Thwaites (one son, one daughter); died London 5 October 2009.
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eriedasch wrote:I would have no problem with the courts looking at questionable ballots that were thrown out and verifying they should have been thrown out. What if some of the votes were legit? What is wrong with a candidate down by slightly more than 200 votes wanting to verify ballots?
Unless you have more info, I'm with lil bunny fu fu in saying simply wanting to verify votes is not a crime or basis of election tampering.
And if the ballots turn out to be bad anyway, at least Franken cannot come back and say questionable ballots were thrown out and that is why he did not win. At least everyone will be sure and isn't that what we want in democratic elections?
I am sorry my sarcasm didn't shine through, but I thought my other posts in this thread would lend the necessary context. I am firmly pro-Franken, and anti-Coleman as well, and while, ultimately, those positions are irrelevant to the subject of this thread "Franken stealing the election?", I thought I would get it down in digital print just to make it clear where I stand.
Really, I am trying to keep this thread alive as long as it takes for jjoyce to feel comfortable enough to come back in and explain what was going on in his head when he authored the thread. I don't know if his credibility is shot (that would be a personal judgment, you make your own), but I do know I take his subsequent postings with a grain of salt I never did before. The way he opened fire on Franken, seemingly without any evidence, then posted again with divergent argument, and finally dropped out of the thread entirely, after being asked direct questions by regular DPF members, is probably on the first page in Ned Flanders' playbook. After the countless times jjoyce has lambasted Ned for very similar tactics in this forum, I was left shaking my head, feeling in need of explanation.
Also, jjoyce and I are both Minnesota emigrants, with politics mostly based left of center. I certainly wouldn't expect us to agree on every issue, but on this subject, our opinions are virtually opposite, and I don't understand the cause for that gulf. And so, I am posting again.
You are correct, of course, pursuing whatever legal recourse he can to guarantee the veracity of the election results should not taint Franken with the accusation of fraud.
I tried to find an image of Franken doing the bits with the Grateful Dead in Dead Ahead, but I wasn't successful, so here is a picture of someone else on tour instead:


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For two wonderful months I watched an exciting story unfold, and it all began when a mother Starling chose a peculiar nesting place in my backyard. Our old barbeque pit became a nursery for two wide-eyed baby birds. Little did they know I was waiting for opportunities to peek into their lives.
Once a week I listened closely for tiny cries, which alerted me when their mother left for a food run. Thankfully, I captured each moment of their beginning and was able to share it with you in the video above. (Push the play button to view the video. It has music, so turn up your volume to listen.)
I will miss watching them grow and hope to see them flying around my neighborhood in the days to come. This springtime tale is one I'll never forget.
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Established in 1819, the oldest public library in Illinois houses many original books brought here by English settlers.
Authentic Chinese food to eat in or take out. Full menu. See buffet specials. No MSG.
Variety of pizza choices and other menu items.
Variety of hot entrees and snacks.
Hot dinner and lunch entrees available.
Variety of pizza available and other lunch items.
Variety of sandwiches and other entrees, daily specials.
The Albion Bowling center features automatic scoring and league as well as open bowling throughout the week.
The selection of antiques include bedroom suites, collectible glass, tools, coins and much more.
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Bar and grille with a variety of menu items and specials. Call for website info.
Offers variety of pizza choices and much more.
Lakewoods Flying Duck Sporting Clays
Public shooting range with sporting clays & wobble trap. A premiere sporting clays shooting facility located in rural Wayne County, seven miles northeast of Cisne, Illinois. Currently, offering twelve stations with 20 automatic machines, including a wobble trap, a battue, and a Rabbit. Our country setting allows us to present stations in the woods, on a hillside, in a marsh, and in open fields. We also surround a placid eight acre lake. On any given day, you can see the fish splash in the water, and hear the frogs croaking. Shooters have frequently reported seeing curious deer watching them from the shelter of the woods. Crisscrossing meadows, woods and marshes are all weather graveled nature paths winding thru miles of natural beauty. Both new and experienced shooters can appreciate the natural backdrop as they enjoy the sport. GPS> N38 33' 11.24" W088 22' 01.78"
The winery harmonizes with nature to cultivate premium wine grapes. Walk through the oak forests, picnic in the vineyards or wade in the creek and stop in at the tasting room. The vineyard features fruit and grape wines from 20 varieties of grapes as well as raspberries, blackberries and gooseberries.
A full-service winery with a tasting room and gift shop. We invite you to walk the grounds and visit the vineyard. Located just minutes from I-74 at the Kickapoo-Edwards exit.
Kightlinger Antiques and Collectibles
Located in Kickapoo, IL (5 Min west of the Grand Prairie Mall on 150 across from Ludy's restaurant) This shopping destination features antiques, gifts, home accessories, lamps and custom re-purposed furniture. Holiday splendor starts Oct 1st! With the largest Christmas Shop in Central Illinois with over 65,000 ornaments on 80 trees and 10,000 lights you will be sure to be amazed and "yes!" you can purchase the ornaments. We also buy and sell estates so stop by and see us today!
Use-by-reservation facility: 1850's pioneer homestead living history site, teams course programs, special events, picnic shelter rentals including fishing, canoeing, hayrides, and hiking trails.
This two-screen theater shows new releases every weekend.
BB's Grand Palace & Majestic Grill
Featuring Southern Illinois' largest dance club with live music every Tuesday - Saturday nights. Also featuring the Majestic grill with many lunch and dinner specials.
This speedway features racing on a 1/3-mile clay oval track Saturday evenings from spring through fall.
Each well-appointed room features free high-speed Internet access, microwaves, refrigerators, and cable television with premium movie channels. Other hotel amenities include an exercise room with a sauna and a delicious breakfast bar. The Best Western Lorson Inn offers upgraded whirlpool suites, call direct to book. Discover a combination of small town living and big city amenities at the Best Western Lorson Inn - the ideal hotel in Flora, Illinois. A friendly and professional staff will ensure every guest has a comfortable and memorable stay. Make an online reservation today and save at this hotel in Flora, Illinois
Free Local Calls and Wireless Internet. All rooms at street level and have refrigerator and micowave. Handicap Access, Non-Smoking Rooms, Weekly Rates, Credit Cards.
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Ride the rails and experience train travel as it was decades ago on a 15-inch-gauge Crown steam locomotive that runs through Charley Brown Park.
Anthony's Wild West Side and Fall Out Saloon
A unique Western dining experience featuring steaks, ribs, pizza, sandwiches, pasta, salads, and our famous BBQ, smoked for over 15 hours. With 3 banquet rooms and catering available, we also make our own fudge and bulk candies.
Serving authentic Chinese cuisine. Dine In, Delivery or Carry Out
Great Italian offerings at reasonable prices. Dine in or carry out.
Offering a wide variety of all American favorites.
Featuring Steaks & Chops, Always Fresh Fish, Pasta Dishes, Best Omelets, Great Burgers and more. Open Daily!
Offering a wide variety of Authentic Mexican Cuisine, also serves beer & margaritas.
American burgers, chili, soups, tacos. Catering and Delivery services too. Friday is seafood night. Call for daily specials.
Family style dining, dine in or carry out available. "Good old country home cooking."
Sit down diner with a wide variety of American favorites.
Offering all of the authentic Mexican food favorites. Also serving Beer & Margaritas.
Great ice cream, sandwiches, fries, drinks and more!
The best bread in town! Old county bakery, sell homemade deli sandwiches of all kinds. Also offering a Friday and Saturday night all you can eat fish dinner. A place for a connoisseur with a sweet palette.
A Mediterrean exterior bed and breakfast complex with library, sun room, sitting room and other amenities.
Stop by and sample black kernels of corn that pop to the whitest popcorn you've ever seen. Tours are available.
The Air Center hosts many fly-ins and ultra-lights throughout the year.
This memorial commemorates the crossing of the Lincoln Family from Indiana to Illinois in early March of 1830.
Spend the day canoeing and fishing on the Embarras River.
Featuring home style cooking in a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Daily specials are available in a smoke free environment. Please see our website for menu selections.
A local tradition, Bobe's offers all Italian favorites.
Bar and grill.
Offers hot lunch and dinner specials as well as desserts and sandwich fixings. Located inside IGA.
Located east of Lawrenceville on Old Rt. 50, Fry's features Moses Williard lighting, made to order florals, McCalls Candles, and much more.
The 9-hole Lawrence County Country Club in Lawrenceville, IL is a semi-private golf course that opened in 1915. Designed by Tom Bendelow, Lawrence County Country Club measures 6373 yards from the longest tees. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Authentic Mexican Style Restaurant
Serving pizza and pasta.
Non Smoking Rooms, Weekly Rates, Credit Cards
The Wabash Valley Wine Trail is made up of five wineries located in the southeastern part of the state. Visitors to this area can enjoy the scenic Wabash River Valley, historic towns, and quaint bed and breakfasts.
WI-FI Hot Spot - Free Internet access to all patrons. Serving breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Come and see for yourself why they say, "Once you have the Shack you will always come back!"
Find pumpkins, gourds, ornamental corn, squash, hayrides, hay mazes, a beanbag toss, corn maze, gold mine, choo-choo train and many other family attractions.
Lasata is a family owned winery and vineyard located in southeastern Illinois. We are in the scenic & fertile Wabash Valley and produce a wide variety of wine with an emphasis on using our own grapes as well as locally grown fruits. At Lasata you will find a peaceful outdoor setting to enjoy our handcrafted wines. Our gift shop will have just the right gift for the wine lover in your life! Check out our website or like us on Facebook to see our First Friday Night "Wine" Down schedule for this year!
Housed in the old county jail, this museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Located on the banks of the Embarras River, Riverpark offers weekly rates with boat hookups.
A 3,000 sq. ft. lodge features a master bedroom with a private bath and two bedrooms with semi-private bathrooms. Located in rural Jasper County, Turkey Creek is perfect for hunters or individuals wanting a weekend retreat.
Arndt's produces mouth-watering fudge in a variety of flavors. Stop by for a sample.
Bigard's Strawberry Patch and Peach Orchard
Stop by for fresh strawberries May-June, and peaches from July-August. Delicious and natural, right from our orchard.
Offers burgers, fries and many other items including ice cream treats.
A wide variety of menu choices in a "pub-like" atmosphere. Selections are akin to steakhouse food.
Located in Newton's bowling alley. Unexpected breakfast, lunch and dinner menu items. Specials offered. Cheeseburgers; classic mom'n'pop fare.
Authentic Italian dining in a casual atmosphere.
Newton Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area
This 1,775 acre lake features 540 acres of shoreline as a day use conservation area. Recreational activities include fishing, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hunting.
Prairie Ridge State Natural Area
Located southwest of Newton, Prairie Ridge is a wonderful site for observing rare species of grassland wildlife. Over 2500 acres, visitors will enjoy bird watching, nature study, photography and much more.
Located in rural Jasper County, northeast of Newton, Illinois Wildlife features a lodge for hunters during deer seasons and in the off-seasons hosting meetings, receptions and off-season lodging.
Illinois Wildlife Connections Lodge
All deer and turkey hunts include clean and comfortable accommodations in our new 3400 sq/ft. lodge. The lodge has 7 bedrooms, 5 showers, pool table, mud room, washer and dryer, patio, and more. Guide, stands, transportation, and meals are also included. All meals will be continental style breakfast, soup and sandwich type lunch, and an out of this world gourmet country style dinner, guaranteed to put on a few extra pounds. Airport pickup is available if needed. More than 5,000 acres for Archery Only Whitetail Deer and Eastern Wild Turkey. A lodge with full amenities await hunters. Their GPS Coordinates N39 .03.297' W088 .06.482'
Offers hunting, fishing, golf and meeting packages, as well as getaway weekend packages. Gas fireplaces, central heating and air, satellite TV, and gourmet meals delivered directly to your table. Outdoor Sportsman's Lodge is conveniently located just off Newton lake with 2 cabins so you can enjoy your hunt. Some of the nations best Bass Fishing can be found as well as a hunters paradise for all game. Guided and non-guided fishing and hunting packages are available by calling. In the off-season this facility is a Bed & Breakfast. Described as a "Sportsman's paradise" by World Champion Angler Denny Brauer.
We are not your ordinary coffee house, you'll never know what's brewin! In this fast paced world we live in, sometimes we forget how to just have some joy and how to smile. It's not a vacation retreat, but it's a great place to feel pampered, listen to the fountains and light instrumental music, sit on the patio and drink some created coffees, teas, or smoothies. You can read some of our books, play games, use a headset and listen to music, or even make and appointment for a hair cut! We might even break out into song from time to time! We serve Q's (wonder what they are?), salad wraps, great cinnamon rolls, cheesecake and Big cookies. We only cook up so much, so don't miss out on what we may create!
Offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily fish platters.
Featuring juried craft and antiques in a fully restored curved roof barn.
General antiques, handcrafted items and home accessories.
Illinois Oilfield Museum & Resource Center
One of only seven of its kind in the nation, this museum at Oblong Park highlights an industry that revolutionized the country.
Lunch counter serving sandwiches and more. At the back of Harmon's Healthsmart Drugstore.
Serving "hot stuffed pizza".
Features a wide variety of quilt fabrics & supplies, home decor items, gifts & clothing, and much more.
Located one block off Main in Oblong, Henpeck features Painted Cabinets, birdhouses, curtains, candles and all weather baskets.
Schuetz Rentals provides a service to the business traveler with Corporate Apartments, Houses and efficiency apartments for the traveler. All are fully furnished with weekly and monthly rates available. Call for more information.
Nestled ½ mile back in the woods, this lodge features all the comforts for individuals wishing to get away for the weekend.
A fourty plus room motel with many amenities travelers seek.
Located on East Main in Olney, this motel offers comfortable rooms for travelers. Sportsmen take note, electrical hookups for boaters are available and other needs for sportsmen.
A lodge that accommodates hunters with semi-guided and non-guided hunting tours.
Robert Ridgeway Memorial Arboretum & Sanctuary
This living tribute to naturalist and author Robert Ridgeway features more than 50 types of trees, flowers and wildlife.
John Stull Performing Arts Center at Olney Central College
The center at Olney Central College hosts many local and national performances throughout the year.
For over 100 years, Olney has been the home for hundreds of white squirrels. The albino squirrels can be seen at various locations in town, but are most often found in the Olney City Park.
Delicious pizza and pasta.
Authentic Mexican delicacies, your favorites, and a children's menu with American favorites.
Authentic Italian favorites passed down from generation to generation await your dining pleasure.
Great Italian food plus salads.
A unique gourmet espresso cafe'. Deli items and desserts.
Fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere. A large variety of lunch and dinner choices.
Wide variety Chinese buffet or choose from a wonderful menu.
Subfast offers buffet and lots of other menu choices. Salads, subs and many pizza choices.
Restaurant at the hotel, seven days a week. A large selection of breakfast and lunch entrees. Check out our website.
Ty's offers a variety of foods on their buffet. Newly remodeled - lots of rooms for all types of gatherings.
Serving pizza and many other sandwiches and salad dishes.