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A new home for Morning Catholic Must-Reads
From today, Morning Catholic Must-Reads has a new home on The Catholic Herald's new website.
Thank you for reading the blog here. I look forward to seeing you over at CatholicHerald.co.uk.
In the paper this week
This week's issue is the biggest of the year. It's a 36-page double issue covering Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
It's hard to pick out the highlights, but I should mention Amy Welborn's piece on Pope Benedict and the Christ Child, George Weigel on the Second Coming, Abbot Aidan Bellenger of Downside on the Real Presence and the "real absence", Hollywood actor Gabriel Byrne on confession and psychoanalysis, Fr Aidan Nichols OP on whether the post-conciliar Church is truly the Church of Tradition and our indepth review of the year.
This is, of course, just a snapshot of what's in the paper. To enjoy the full picture, you can pick up a copy at the back of Catholic churches in Britain and Ireland or subscribe here.
In the paper this week
In this week's paper we report on the reaction to the horrific murder of Irish missionary Fr Jeremiah Roche.
Cardinal George Pell has fun at the expense of "Green extremists". Pope Benedict says it's useless to condemn and complain. The Birmingham Oratory experiences a shake-up. And Cardinal Bertone appeals for religious freedom in the Muslim world.
Fr Ernesto Cardenal, the Nicaraguan poet-priest, tells us that he's still living dangerously. Anna Arco offers an update on the Visitation of American religious Sisters. And Russell Sparkes tells the story of the Catholic woman who was nearly named Poet Laureate.
Jill Segger asks us to be quiet. Mary Wakefield explains how to make an atheist's top lip quiver. And Mary Kenny says true Christians should hang out with "losers".
Alan Caine is awed by the V&A's new galleries. Michael White marvels at "the new Glenn Gould". And Jonathan Wright admires two women saints who broke all the rules.
Finally, Stuart Reid wonders if you say Mass, Marce, Morce – or possibly even Mawss.
Our pressing Christmas deadlines mean that these items will not be uploaded on our website until next Tuesday. So why not dash out to your nearest Catholic church (in Britain and Ireland) and pick up a copy? Or you may like to subscribe here.
What's in The Catholic Herald this week
In this week's paper we report on the clash between Harriet Harman and the bishops of England and Wales over the Equality Bill, the installation of the popular new Archbishop of Birmingham and Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor's decision to reject a seat in the House of Lords.
We also interview the son of St Gianna Beretta Molla, publish a robust defence of Anglo-Catholic "patrimony" and present a forceful appeal for a sharper divide between the roles of clergy and lay people.
This is just a hint of what's in the paper. To get the whole story, you may like to pick up a copy (at the back of churches in Britain and Ireland) or subscribe.
In the paper this week
In this week's issue, Andrew M Brown challenges Keir Starmer, Director of Public Prosecutions, over his guidelines on assisted suicide. Dennis Sewell examines the deadly impact of Darwin's followers. Mark Dowd wonders why devout Catholics happily ignore Pope Benedict XVI on the environment. Angelo Stagnaro explains why the European Union owes a debt to the Virgin Mary, and I interview Bishop William Kenney, CP, the administrator of Birmingham archdiocese.
Hugh David applauds as a another myth about faith schools crumbles. Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith traces the origins of English anti-popery. Will Heaven wonders why no one is defending the traditional family and Nick Thomas feels betrayed by a musical hero.
David V Barrett explains why obsessives are attracted to the Templars. Francis Phillips hails a revisionist study of the Gunpowder Plot and Stuart Reid discovers how hard it is to practise the corporal works of mercy.
This is only a small part of this week's paper. You may like to pick up a copy (at the back of Catholic churches in Britain and Ireland) or subscribe here.
In the paper this week
This week's issue is something of a first for us: for the first time in our history we've produced a magazine-sized supplement. This 20-page addition to the paper contains articles for Advent by Pastor Iuventus, Fr Rupert McHardy, Fr Tim Gardner, Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith and Alan Bancroft (who translated the poems of St Thérèse of Lisieux into English). The magazine isn't available online, so if you live in Britain or Ireland you may like to pick up a copy at the back of your local Catholic church or subscribe to the paper.
Meanwhile, the rest of the paper is teeming with news, features and comment. We report on the latest developments in the plans for Pope Benedict's visit to Britain, on a searing speech on contemporary arts by Archbishop Mario Conti of Glasgow and the clash over assisted suicide between the Bishops of England and Wales and the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Freddy Gray profiles the liberal American nuns who have convoked "Vatican III". The novelist Rachel Billington explains why she's following in the footsteps of her father, the prison reformer Lord Longford. Gerard Carruthers shows that the poet Robert Burns was friendly towards Catholics. Sophie Caledcott explains why girls around the world are swooning over Edward Cullen, the chaste hero of the Twilight series. Andrew McKie applauds Vatican astronomers for discussing the possibility of alien life and Jonathan Wright gives a B+ to a new study of St Thomas Aquinas.
This is just a taster. For the full experience, visit your local church or click here.
In the paper this week
In this week's issue leading Catholic blogger Fr John Zuhlsdorf explains why every diocese in the world should have a vicar for online ministry. Edward Pentin profiles the "black nobility" of Rome and agnostic Heide Hanford explains how she coped when her daughter decided to become a Catholic nun.
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel tells Greg Watts that the Church should have a role in the public square. Paul Hurley, SVD, explains why Oscar Wilde longed to be a Catholic. Andrew M Brown admires the Coen brothers' story of a modern-day Job, A Serious Man. Petroc Trelawny savours a biography of Catholic convert James Lees-Milne and Brian Welter applauds a perceptive new study of Pope Benedict's theology.
Stuart Reid calls for a dramatic reduction in extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion and Pastor Iuventus despairs at some Catholics' consumerist approach to the faith.
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There are thousands of cookbooks available in book shops these days. Over the years I've had my fair share and generally I've resorted back to the same few. There is a reason why some books become classics after all. When all the food fashion and the personalities fade the classics are still there and still delivering great food.
I think Simon Hopkinson is one of those great food writers and his little Roast Chicken books are wonderful sources of inspiration. They grab you initially by their warmth. Like novels I find that you enjoy a cookbook more if you can relate to the voice telling you the food stories. Too often we skip over the blocks of text and rush into the recipes before getting to know the person. We can learn attitude as well as technique and dishes. Simon Hopkinson loves food. He is not "cheffy" in his approach and the title Roast Chicken And Other Stories is a fabulous one. It sets the expectation. The other thing of note on the cover of the edition I have is the statement "the most useful cookbook of all time" voted by Waitrose Food Illustrated. All of a sudden it has my attention regardless of how many voters there are because this is the point of a great 'cookbook' – it serves a purpose.
RCAOS (this acronym will save me some typing) is about inspiration from ingredients. He chooses 40 ingredients – from the straightforward eggs through to the more esoteric brains – and then offers some conversation and a handful of recipes for each. He makes no claims to offering a course; even a full dish. It is highly personal but insightful. He is a champion of cooking a small number of ingredients that are of good quality and that you understand rather than searching the world for the next big thing.
His approach is easiest to understand just by taking the one eponymous ingredient – chicken. Each section begins with a short commentary. Roast chicken is the author's favourite food. Although he talks about the marvellous French chickens he isn't snobbish about the ingredient. He is at pains to point out that chicken is very much at the mercy of the cook too. A poor bird can be turned into something good in the hands of knowledgeable cook.
He then offers five recipes: roast chicken, grilled breast of chicken with Provençal vegetables and aioli, pocket poche a la creme with crepes parmentier, and poulet saute au vinaigre. Don't be put off. Roast chicken I am familiar with but the others are new to me too. None of them have many ingredients and all the ingredients should be readily available. The most exotic are fresh tarragon and fennel bulbs but they are now readily available in supermarkets. The roast chicken recipe is typical. We all cook roast chicken over and over. There are no revolutions in the way Simon Hopkinson suggests. The variables that people always discuss are where the butter goes (smear all over the outside), what to put inside the bird (some fresh thyme, tarragon and squeezed lemon halves), and the temperature (Simon suggests the hot oven blast followed by a medium oven). The lemon halves are squeezed over the bird with the seasoning before insertion in the only real differentiator. When it is cooked it is left to rest for at leat 15 minutes with the door ajar. This all seems straightforward but I like a writer who says the butter needs to be room temperature and smeared on by hand. The ritual of preparation is obvious. I really like the way he modestly suggests what he does in carving the bird in the roasting pan. He dismisses English gravy habits in favour of just whisking the juices in the bottom of the pan and it sounds delicious. I can imagine it and see the results. He adds some suggestions if this isn't 'fancy' enough but ends with the terrific line "for me, the simple roast bird is the best, but it is useful to know how much further you can go when roasting a chicken".
Throughout the language is full of personal touches, warmth and detail (two large courgettes sliced diagonally). I can read it without cooking any of it because of the language but somehow because I can visualise the result. In his forward Simon offers that tip: "think how a dish is going to taste before you start cooking". The introduction is a nice read in its own right. It reaffirms the joy of cooking for itself.
Buy it, read it, use it, buy the sequel. It's a gem.


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Politics & Government
Looks like no Palazzo at another town hall
It looks as though there will be another town hall on the Coast without an appearance by any of its congressional delegation.
The organizers of a town hall in February at USM Gulf Park that drew about 200 people will host one at 2 p.m. Sunday in DeMiller Hall at 610 Water St. in Biloxi.
The group, South Mississippi Indivisible, will rally in front of Rep. Steven Palazzo's offices in Biloxi and Hattiesburg at 4 p.m. Wednesday "to bring attention to the fact that the congressman is, once again, refusing to meet his constituents," Shasta Moseley, the team leader, said in an email.
Indivisible leaders said they invited Palazzo and Republican Sens. Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker. Cochran's office said he was on official travel overseas, and there were no public events on his schedule during the recess. Wicker's office said he had been to South Mississippi for the Bicentennial Celebration South and would spend this recess making public appearances across north and central Mississippi.
Before the town hall was announced, Palazzo spokeswoman Jill Duckworth said last week the 4th District Republican representative "is currently overseas on official business meeting with senior military and diplomatic officials among our closest allies in Eastern Europe. When he returns, he will be attending several events across the district and hosting meetings with constituents in his office, as well as spending time with his three kids during their Easter break."
Moseley said she and others from Indivisible have made several requests for a meeting but were told the congressman would be unavailable.
Ashley Kittrell and Kiara Taite were able to get a meeting with Palazzo on March 6 after the first town hall, but said he failed to answer many of their questions.
"We came with very specific questions and got very vague answers such as 'I would have to take a look at that' even regarding bills that had already been introduced," Kittrell wrote in an email. "He claimed not to have seen the health-care legislation that even I had partially read, because it had been leaked to the press.
"Also, as I think I mentioned, I had to politely interrupt him several times because, when asked specific questions about how he would vote on bills, he would take every opportunity to tell us about himself, and repeatedly tried to convince us that he was 'not a politician.' Well, we were not asking if he was. We were asking how he would vote on several bills, but he continued to eat up time talking about himself without answering direct questions."
She said they had emailed Palazzo's office after that meeting to talk about having him at another town hall but didn't receive a response, so they went to his office.
"A week passed with no response we decided to go to the office to meet (Palazzo's scheduler) in person, since she claimed she would be around," Kittrell said. "The door was locked in the middle of the day. We rang the bell, a staffer answered the door, asked for our names, and checked to see if she was in her office. Of course after he checked, he said she must have left the office for a bit. We again left our names and phone numbers for her to get in touch.
"Again a week passed with no response. I called the office, was first hung up on, dialed again, and spoke with her. She said that they were not planning to have any town halls and she did not believe he would be available for private meetings either."


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8/8/2016: On Friday, August 5, 2016, Calvert County Circuit Court Judge E. Gregory Wells sentenced Catherine Frances Lyon, of Huntingtown to 20 years for for the deaths of of John Henrik Fauerby, 64 and Lynne Frances Rosenbusch, 58, both of Clarksburg in Calvert County last October.
Lyon pleaded guilty to two counts of negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle. The couple died after being struck from behind by Lyon's Jeep on Tobacco Road near Chesapeake Beach.
Judge Wells gave Lyon 10 years in jail for each count and suspended all but 18 months of each count. Wells also imposed five years probation.
11/2/2015: On October 31, 2015 at 2:57 p.m., units from the Calvert County Sheriff's Office Patrol Bureau and Crash Reconstruction Team responded to the area of Tobacco Rd and Tobacco Lane, Chesapeake Beach Calvert County, Maryland in reference to a crash involving a motor vehicle and bicyclists.
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Two subjects, later identified as John Henrik Fauerby, 64 and Lynne Frances Rosenbusch, 58 both of Clarksburg, MD, were operating a tandem bicycle northbound on Tobacco Rd. A 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, being operated by Catherine Frances Lyon, 62 of Huntingtown, was also traveling northbound on Tobacco Rd. The Jeep came up from behind the bicycle and struck it in the rear. As a result of the collision, both Fauerby and Rosenbusch were ejected from the bicycle. Due to the injuries from the collision, Rosenbusch was pronounced deceased on the scene by medical personnel. Fauerby was transported to Calvert Memorial Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
During the investigation it was determined that Lyon was operating the Jeep under the influence of alcohol.
Lyon was arrested and charged with multiple traffic and criminal charges including Driving Under the Influence and Homicide by Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence. Lyon was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center to await a hearing before the District Court Commissioner.
Corporal Thomas Phelps and other members of the Crash Reconstruction Team are conducting an investigation of the collision. Anyone with information about the collision is asked to contact Cpl. Phelps at 410-535-2800.
The couple were married for 35-years, and belonged to a cyclist group called the Frederick Pedalers.
Lyon went before a District Court Commissioner and bail was set at $200,000. Lyon was released after posting the established bond pending further action by judicial authorities.


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Castle Downs welcomes its new MP, Ziad Aboultaif
As a result of the recent federal election, Edmonton Manning has a new Member of Parliament, Ziad Aboultaif. The LBCL Board of Directors wish to welcome Mr. Aboultaif as our federal representative and look forward to working together with him in giving Castle Downs a strong voice in Ottawa.
The Board would also like to take this opportunity to thank Brent Rathgeber for his dedication and service to the communities of Castle Downs during his time as MP for the riding of Edmonton-St. Albert.
A link to Mr. Aboultaif's official webpage, along with the official webpages for our Councillor and MLA can be found on our Community page.


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Back in 1971, several inventions were introduced: the microprocessor, email, floppy disks and liquid crystal displays.
These inventions helped shepherd in the digital age that has shaped the way information and communications are currently shared among open water swimmers around the world today.
But back in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, the open water swimming community regularly communicated by snail mail - either handwritten or typed letters sent in envelopes and delivered by the postal services throughout the world.
The British Long Distance Swimming Association annual report in 1971 by G. Trevor Smith and John K. Slater brings back many good memories.
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Will Boeckman and Jeff May were freshmen football players in the fall of 2006. That season, Columbus Academy reached a Division V, Region 19 semifinal where it lost 36-9 to Amanda-Clearcreek.
Will Boeckman and Jeff May were freshmen football players in the fall of 2006. That season, Columbus Academy reached a Division V, Region 19 semifinal where it lost 36-9 to Amanda-Clearcreek.
"I remember that team being similar to us this year," said Boeckman, whose team opens Friday at home against Northridge. "We didn't have a huge number of guys, but the guys we did have were really strong and we thought our core of 30 guys could compete with bigger schools.
"In the preseason that year, people said we weren't going to do well, but we surprised a lot of people. I think we can do something like that."
"That team from 2006 brought a lot of intensity," May said. "We need to bring that again this year."
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"We're hitting harder and yelling more than we have the last few years. We took it upon ourselves to return Academy to the past where teams feared us."
Academy returns 10 starters that accounted for 14 positions from a team that finished 4-6 overall and sixth at 2-5 in the MSL-Ohio Division behind champion Licking Valley (7-0). It was the second consecutive season the Vikings finished 4-6.
"The last couple of years injuries to the wrong guys changed how our season went," coach Mark Barren said. "That's part of playing at small high schools. You're going to run into that."
In order to try and prevent a lack of depth at a position or two, Barren and his staff expect to feature players in various roles. Academy's players are able to play multiple positions and the added responsibility is a good thing, according to the Vikings' fourth-year coach. Each player has more opportunity for playing time.
"They're in good condition because they have to be, but they're also lucky," he said. "At bigger schools, they have enough athletes. This is a great opportunity to get to play both sides of the ball and play more. Our kids understand that. Size-wise, we're not going to be as big as other schools, but we make up for that in our athleticism, speed, quickness and aggressiveness."
In addition, Academy returns experience including junior quarterback Josh Hill (6-foot-2, 200 pounds). Although Academy runs the wing-T, six of the last seven years the Vikings have had a 1,000-yard passer.
Hill gives Academy the potential to become a balanced offensive attack.
"He's a big kid, with an excellent arm and he's fast enough to buy some time back there," Barren said. "The potential is there for him to be a good quarterback. He made progress as last year went on and he's more poised and relaxed this year as far as decision making."
Academy's leading rusher, Gus Sessley, was one of eight players the Vikings graduated. Junior Austin Peterman (5-10, 180) looks to assume Sessley's role. Peterman played in only half of Academy's games last season after separating his shoulder.
"He played well toward the end of last year," Barren said. "He's got good running instincts, things you can't teach. He has potential to burst onto the scene."
Junior Preston Pearson (5-10, 180) returns at halfback and senior Jordon Hoffman (6-0, 200) returns at wingback with seniors May (WB; 5-11, 175) and junior Jimmy Koerner (FB; 6-0, 190) and sophomore R.J. Watters (HB; 5-10, 164) providing depth. At wide receiver, Barren has six players he expects to rotate in seniors May, Ariel Chay (5-8, 160), Anthony Ciminello (5-9, 180), Ben Krempley (5-9, 170) and Travis Rooke (5-10, 145) and junior Mitchell Slutsky (5-9, 160).
"Regardless of skill guys, it starts with our offensive line," Barren said.
Senior Jacob Peters (6-2, 195) returns at center. Peters will be will be flanked at guard by classmates in three-year starter Mike Rohrenbeck (6-0, 206) and two-year starter Andrew Mauer (6-0, 190). At tackle, Boeckman (6-3, 235) slides over from tight end opposite senior John Durel (6-1, 220) . Durel is expected to be ready for the opener despite suffering a back injury.
Providing depth up front are juniors Steven Guendert (G; 5-11, 180), Ben Mechem (T; 5-11, 180), Brent Mullin (C; 6-0, 215) and Tyler Navarro (G; 5-9, 180), sophomore Tyler Terry-Walker (T; 5-11, 200) and freshman Jacob Hill (C/G; 5-5, 170).
Replacing Boeckman at tight end is sophomore Zach Ratcliff (6-4, 195), with senior Kim Littlefield (6-1, 202) and junior Bret Balasky (6-2, 170) capable of spot duty.
Academy returns more than players. Former head coach Jim Collis is back as an assistant who works with the quarterbacks, defensive backs and serves as offensive coordinator. Collis coached Academy when the team won the Division V state title in 2003.
"He brings his own school of thought," Boeckman said. "Coach Collis complements coach Barren's strategy style. I think it'll give us an edge we've been missing. We've had the most productive two-a-day practices I've been a part of."
Yet as well as Academy's offense has fared in the past and expects to produce again this season, it comes down to the Vikings' four-stack defense and their ability to stop their opponents.
In the front eight, Durel, Hoffman, Mullin and Terry-Walker are expected to see time at defensive tackle, Balasky, Boeckman, Littlefield, Peters and Ratcliff at defensive end, Koerner, Mauer and Pearson at inside linebacker and senior Vincent Caffee (5-8, 150), Ciminello and Watters at outside linebacker.
In the secondary, May and Slutsky are expected to start at cornerback and Peterson at safety. Also likely to see action are Chay, Hill, May, Peterman, Rooke, Slutsky, junior Michael Hoffman (5-10, 150) and sophomore Ben Bechtel (6-0, 155).
"With kids going both ways, to have the ability to get someone off the field for a series or two makes all the difference in the world," Barren said.


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Throwback to 2012 when Matt Lauer was the "real victim" of sexual harassment on the Today show 🤔 pic.twitter.com/mYdnhEV2wv— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) November 29, 2017
It's funny how not funny that is today, but I want to call attention to is the strange level of awareness/unawareness that seems to have prevailed at NBC. I suspect this little sketch grew out of the inside joke that Matt Lauer was a problem. There's something awfully creepy about the way the women on the couch play along and act delighted about the fun of it all.
And notice the lines given to Lauer, who is put in the female role in the encounter:
"I'm upset for a couple of reasons. One, that he denied it. I mean, why deny it? I mean, if you do it, own up to it. And secondly, since it happened, he hasn't called, he hasn't written. Nothing."The interviewer prompts: "That may be the worst part of all." And Lauer says meaningfully (in a manner clearly intended to question the integrity of women who complain about sexual harassment): "The abandonment."


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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Abandonment of internal church discipline over the past half century has undermined the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, said the American cardinal who heads the Vatican's supreme court.
Cardinal Raymond L. Burke, prefect of the Supreme Court of the Apostolic Signature and a former archbishop of St. Louis, made his remarks Oct. 23 in a written submission to the afternoon session of the world Synod of Bishops on the new evangelization.
The cardinal said that a secular version of "antinomianism" — the belief that grace exempts Christians from obedience to moral law — is "among the most serious wounds of society today," responsible for the legalization of "intrinsically evil" actions such as abortion, embryonic stem-cell research, euthanasia and same-sex marriage, and for the denial of conscience exemptions and other infringements of religious liberty.
"This antinomianism embedded in civil society has unfortunately infected post-council ecclesial life," he said.
"Excitement following the council, linked to the establishment of a new church which teaches freedom and love, has strongly encouraged an attitude of indifference toward church discipline, if not even hostility," he said. "The reforms of ecclesial life which were hoped for by the council fathers were, therefore, in a certain sense, hindered if not betrayed."
The cardinal's remarks to the synod echoed a much longer address he delivered Aug. 30 in Nairobi, to the Canon Law Society of Kenya.
In that speech, the cardinal linked a breakdown in internal discipline with theologians' interpretations of Vatican II as a radical break with church tradition — an approach that he said encouraged contempt for canon law.
Cardinal Burke told the Nairobi gathering that ignorance or deliberate neglect of canon law in the years since Vatican II had "reaped gravely harmful fruits in the church," contributing to the clerical sex abuse scandal, abuses of the liturgy, "vacuous and confused, if not erroneous" religious instruction, lack of discipline among priests and seminarians, rejection of tradition by members of religious orders, disrespect for the church's teaching on marriage and a "loss of the identity of charitable, educational and health care institutions bearing the name Catholic."
Cardinal Burke told the Vatican synod, which has been dedicated to revival of the faith in traditionally Christian but increasingly secular societies, that the new evangelization calls for restoration of the "disciplinary tradition of the church and respect of the law in the church."
"How indeed will we be able to witness our faith in the world," he asked the other bishops, "if we ignore or neglect the demands of justice within the church?"
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3/6/2018 - Tulsa, OK -- One man and two women have been charged with multiple felonies in Tulsa in regard to their participation in an organized prostitution ring that used two spa locations as fronts and pimped out at least one teen girl.
According to court records, on Feb. 23, Jennings F. Fairless,67, Cristina Leann Rubio, 25, and Katey Marie Phipps, 26, were all charged with racketeering, pandering, two counts of possession of CDS and inducing a minor to engage in prostitution.
Members of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Human Trafficking Unit (OBN) began an investigation into Spa 2 and Spa 3 in Tulsa after receiving information the locations may be fronts for prostitution and human trafficking.
In mid-August of last year, a male undercover agent made an appointment with Phase 2 Spa through the website RelaxTulsa.com. The undercover agent paid $40 for a massage and was led to a room where a female calling herself "Skye" offered specific sexual services ranging in price from $100 to $300. The undercover officer then gave the takedown signal and additional agents arrived and placed "Skye" and others into custody.
Following the bust at Phase 2, OBN agents and members of the Tulsa Police Department's Vice Unit served search warrants on on two spas in the Tulsa area that were operated by Fairless, Rubio and Phipps; Phase 2 Spa at 10301 E. 51st St., and Phase 3 Spa at 7630 E. 46th Plaza. During the execution of the search warrants, investigators report they found documents, ledgers, electronic equipment, drugs, used condoms and other evidence supporting the criminal charges.
Fairless and Phipps have been described as co-owners of both spas. One court document reads;
"During the investigation persons by the name Jennings Fairless and Katie Phipps, were acting as a pimp in this operation."
Court documents do not describe Rubio's specific involvement in the prostitution ring.
Fairless' personal residence was also searched by law enforcement and additional evidence of criminal activity was reportedly found.
Prosecutors allege that several spa employees have been interviewed and that those former employees confirm that the spa's primary business was commercial sex.
Most disturbing is the allegation that a 17-year-old female was also employed at one of the spas and that she was specifically directed by the defendants to perform sexual services ranging from manual stimulation, oral sex to vaginal intercourse. The juvenile reportedly worked two to four "appointments" per day and had been at the spa for at least six weeks.
There has been no word as to why the trio was not also charged with human sex trafficking in regard to the minor.
All three criminal defendants posted $67,000 bonds and were released from custody.
Fairless, Rubio and Phipps were formally arraigned in the Tulsa County courthouse yesterday.
Fairless is listed as living in the 8500 block of S. 71st Ave. E., in Tulsa. Phipp's residence is listed as in the 9800 block of N. 161 East Ave. in Owasso. Rubio's residence is listed as being in the 8100 block of N. 117th East Ave. in Owasso.
According to an asset forfeiture court documents filed by the OBN, the agency is seeking the forfeiture of $33,000 dollars in cash, 500 US Mint silver coins, electronics and a vehicle. All of the items were reportedly seized either from the two spa locations, personal residences of the criminal defendants or their bank accounts.
Fairless and Phipps have 'friended' Facebook accounts that have photos of the two together in public casual settings.
JohnTV could find no previous criminal history in Oklahoma for Fairless or Rubio. Fairless has reportedly lived in several different states; Texas, Illinois and California.
Phipps (maiden name Deason) was charged in Rogers County in 2011 with felony possession of CDS, possession of drug paraphernalia and bringing drugs into a jail. In Sept. of 2012, Phipps (Deason) pled guilty and was given a 5-year deferred sentence, fines, court costs and 240 hours of community service.
Phipps (Deason) was charged in Tulsa county in 2011 with felony unauthorized use of a credit card. The charge was dismissed later that year.
Also in 2011, Phipps (Deason) filed a protective order against a man named John Patrick McKown. That VPO was dismissed when Phipps and McKown failed to appear.
In 2014, Phipps (Deason) was charged in Tulsa County with felony falsely impersonating another to create liability. That charge was amended to misdemeanor obstructing an officer and Phipps pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one-year suspended.
In Aug. of 2014 Phipps (as Deason) married Jordan Christopher Cheon Phipps. Social media posts by the couple would indicate they have up to three young children.
Rubio, a single mom of at least two daughters has filed at least four protective orders against two men in the recent past; Payton Scott Price and Norman Patrick Henderson. Rubio reportedly has at least one child with Henderson and used to date Price - who she alleged physically abused her.
Fairless lists himself as married on social media to Mary Jo Fairless with at least one adult daughter - Katie Fairless Mayland - who lists her employment on social media as Forensic Scientist at Illinois State Police (that should be fun to explain to the boss).
Katie posted this in response to her father (the alleged pimp and child trafficker) congratulating her on her recent marriage anniversary... (JohnTV would beg to differ)
JohnTV will continue to follow this case. If you have any information, please either comment below or send us a message.
Additional Resources:
- Follow the criminal case on OSCN.net.
- Link to the asset forfeiture case filed by OBN.
- Phase 2 Spa official website link.
- Phase 3 Spa official website link.
- Jennings (aka "Jan") Fairless' Facebook page.
- Katey Marie Phipps' Facebook Page.


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Write and rewrite script for show. Perform ten minute segments at new material and open mic nights to see how an audience responds to it. Eat, sleep and breathe show.
Start with the participants section on edfringe.com. The Fringe guide to choosing a venue contains a list of all performance spaces along with basic information such as location, capacity, technical specifications plus health and safety requirements. Basic equipment usually includes a PA system and stage lighting. Other things such as projectors, screens and DVD players may not be included, so you will have to work out if you need to supply these items yourself. Make sure to ask about storage space for props and equipment. Not all venues allow you to leave things in them overnight.
Initially make contact with the venues via email. You'll need to give them a working title for the show along with a written description and breakdown of what the show is. Some venues may require you to supply videos of performances and other supporting pieces of material such as scripts and reviews.
Venue deals are quite complicated and vary from venue to venue. Most operate a door split deal with a guarantee payable to the venue at the time of booking the slot. This figure usually represents a percentage of your maximum box office takings. Hypothetically, you book a 50 seat room for 25 performances. This a total of 1250 tickets. With an average ticket price of £5, this equals a potential box office taking of £6250. If the deal is a 60/40 split in the acts favour it means you have to guarantee the venue will receive £2500. You pay this fee to them when you book your slot. The first £2500 in your box office takings will then be yours. Anything over that is then split with the venue.
In addition to the £2500 you usually have to pay a fee to be included in the venues publicity and brochure, approx £500.
Small print to look out for.
Both the venue's guarantee and publicity fee may be applicable to VAT. Which goes up in January so possibly add another 20%.
Check how much time you have between the previous performance ending and your show starting, and your show ending and the next show starting. Any less than 15 minutes is likely to be problematic and stressful.
Check how many free tickets you are allowed to give away to press, friends and general freebies to get an audience in on days when you are quiet. The venue will still want it's share of each ticket even if you've given them away.
Check what deductions will be made before money goes into your box office fund. Expect to see these things and possibly more.
1. Discounted 2 for 1 offers on purchase price.
2. Bank charges for anyone using a debit or credit card to purchase tickets.
3. Printing fee charge per ticket.
4. Fringe box office booking fee. All shows that sell tickets through the fringe office have to pay a percentage to the fringe. It's always been better for the acts if the audience buy tickets at the venue rather than the fringe box office, but edfringe.com is a convenient place for audiences to book tickets and have them delivered.
5. VAT. Chargeable on tickets. So that's 20% off whatever price you get for them.
Venue hire is free on the condition that you don't charge audience members to come into shows. You can however pass a bucket around at the end of the show and ask for a contribution. The venues are fairly minimal in equipment and staging and are more popular with stand up shows and storytellers, however in recent years the number of theatre shows has increased.
In 2010 Imran Yusuf became the first free show to be nominated for the Fosters Comedy Award. Well respected acts such as Robin Ince, Simon Munnery, Barbara Nice, Nick Wilty, Sol Bernstein have also produced free shows, either with Laughing Horse Free Festival or PBH's Free Fringe.
Paid venues: Be wary of venues that aren't organised enough to have diagrams of performance spaces and technical breakdowns. We're only talking about a pen and paper drawing of how the room is going to be laid out and list of equipment. If they can't get that organised in January, what will they be like in August?
Paid Venues: Be wary of venues that take an unreasonable amount of time to reply to correspondence. A couple of days is a reasonable to expect a reply to an email. Again either their organisational skills are questionable or you're low on their list of priorities. These things can indicative of problems later on.
Free venues: are often turned back into nightclubs or bars in the evenings, so leaving things in the venue isn't always possible. Bear this in mind if you need any additional equipment.
Free venues: guide to producing a free festival show.
Free venues: Peter Buckley-Hill of PBH's Free Fringe has in the past made his views on his dislike for rival organisation Laughing Horse Free Festival very clear. Applications to both organisations are not looked upon favourably.
From 21st February 2011 the on-line system for registering your show with the fringe office will be running. So you need to write and rewrite your 40 words entry in the fringe programme until you get it right.
If you're having an advert in the fringe guide you need to find someone to produce artwork for you. I design my own posters as well as for other people, but I have a professional background in those areas. Artwork needs to be produced to a professional standard and submitted to the fringe office in April. Make sure you allow your photographer and designer a reasonable amount of time to work on stuff to get it ready for production.
If you're not having an advert in the fringe programme you still need to supply a small square image to accompany your fringe listing. Either a smaller version of your poster image or a promo shot.
Find a designer who understands what the show is and how to sell comedy. Overly slick designs don't always work with comedy. Ideally you want an image that looks funny.
Photos accompanying fringe listings need to be professional quality. Home-made snaps aren't good enough. They make your show look unprofessional and shoddy.
If you don't want to use a promo shot, photo libraries can be a cheap and convenient way of finding images of chimpanzees in crash helmets or roller-skating badgers.
I've also compiled a list of the best fringe comedy posters from 2010 and 2009 to give you an idea of what fringe posters look like.
30th March, approximately two weeks before the final deadline for listing a show is the discount deadline. This is a saving of nearly a hundred pounds. Better to save the money now and make better use of it whilst you're in Edinburgh. Once a show is registered you can still make adjustments to your 40 word blurb and change artwork up to 18th April.
18th April final deadline for listing in the fringe programme.
Find somewhere to live for the month. Now this is a stressful one! Ringing up estate agents and trying not to get ripped off, or ending up with a place in the middle of nowhere.
Start looking for cheap train or plane tickets to Edinburgh.
Write a full press release so as it's ready when the fringe programme comes out.
Prepare websites and any additional material such as youtube videos to seduce audiences into your show, again so as they're on-line when the programme is published.
Order discounted promotional material for your show such as T-shirts, Hoodies. The cheap deals usually have a long print delivery time as the merchandise makes it way from Eastern Europe.
Start previewing your show so as when you reach Edinburgh it's ready for the spotlight.
Fringe programme is published.
Start approaching publications for publicity. Include Press release and any web links and videos etc.
Full length article on promoting fringe shows.
Prepare poster and flyer artwork to go to the printers. Schedule delivery for about a week before you arrive. Too early and it might get put into storage and forgotten about. Too late and it might not get put up in time. Check with venue when they want to receive stuff.
The posters and flyers need to arrive before you do.
2nd The date most acts will travel to Edinburgh. The most likely day to bump into comedy's superstars at motorway service stations.
3rd Previews start in some venues and press launches begin.
4th Free Festival shows start.
5th-29th Official dates for the fringe.
6th PBH Free Fringe shows start.
30th Day most acts go home.
Fringe box office usually pays out at the end of September, so early in October you'll either receive your payout from your venue or an invoice.


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Stories We Tell - Squeezing Lemons/
By Dan Martella
Many years ago there was a great big hulk of a man who performed in the circus. In his act he would squeeze lemons between his bare hands until they were absolutely dry, and then he would say to the audience, "I will give $200 to anyone here that can squeeze one more drop out of this lemon!"
One day the hulk made his pitch and an old woman with arthritic hands made her way to the front. She grabbed that used up lemon, squeezed it real hard, and out came one more drop of lemon juice.
The crowd went wild, and as the man handed her the $200, he said, "Lady, I have to ask you – how did you do that?"
With a twinkle in her eyes she said, "Practice! I was a church treasurer for 32 years!"
Dan Martella is administrative pastor for the Paradise, California church and managing editor for Best Practices for Adventist Ministry


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Huge Resource List Of Giveaway Linky's Where Bloggers Can Post Their Contests
Are you a blogger? Do you run your own contests on your blog? Getting the word out is essential to receiving traffic and entries, so it's a great idea to have a resource list of giveaway linky's where bloggers can post their new contests.
I will be updating the list regularly as new link ups come available. If you have a linky that I missed on the list, please leave me a comment below and I'd be happy to add your site too.
Giveaway Link-ups Where You Can List Your Blog Giveaways
Ongoing Linky's
Blog With Mom
Dustin Nikki Mommy of Three
Easter Babes Theory (Open to Worldwide giveaways)
Family Focus Blog
Freebies Deals And Rewards (Giveaways must be open to Canada)
Mom Knows It All
My Crafty Life
A Lucky Lady Bug
Raindrops and Sunshine
Random Mommy
Savings In Seconds
The Jenny Evolution
The Life of a Canadian Angel (Giveaways must be open to Canada)
The Steady Hand
Monday Linky's
Mommy Moment
Our Kids Mom
Tales of Mommyhood
Tuesday Linky's
Bless Their Hearts Mom
Simple Sojourns
Tots and Me
Woman Tribune
Wednesday Linky's
Cha Ching Queen
Holly Bee Tells
Whispered Inspirations
Thursday Linky's
Linda's Lunacy
Maple Leaf Mommy (Must be open to Canada)
Pausitive Living (Must be family friendly)
Friday Linky's
Change Diapers (Cloth diapers and accessories only)
Maman Loup's Den (Must be family friendly)
Mommy Kat and Kids (still active but not revived since July/17)
The Neat Things in Life
Sarah's Blog of Fun
Smoochiefrog Reviews
Windy Pinwheel
Saturday Linky's
Contest Corner
Pure Imagination Blog
Sunday Linky's
5 Minutes for Mom
DustinNikki Mommy of 3
Saving Toward a Better Life
Susan Heim on Parenting
Sweet Deals 4 Moms
If you have your own giveaway linky and would like to be added to the list, simply leave me a comment below.
There are other options for listing your giveaways as well, some are free and some come with a fee.
Contest Directories and Other Places To List Giveaways
- Facebook contest groups LOVE hearing about new contests
- Here's a few I like: Canada Contests, Giveaways and Sweepstakes, Deb's Dibs and Dabs, and Canadian Contest Corner
- Blog Giveaway Directory (free and paid listings)
- Canadian Contests & Giveaways Directory (free)


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Lab for Automated Reasoning and Analysis LARA
Introduction to using MSOL over strings to verify linked data structures
Here is a simple linked list operation in Jahob.
What do verification conditions look like?
tree [Node.next] --> F(Node.next)
I will describe a decision procedure that can decide such formulas.


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Courtney and Edward shared a lovely wedding ceremony at the Government Street Presbyterian Church in Mobile. Courtney's son walked her down the aisle through a sea of family and friends. The newlywed couple beat the heat by cruising to their reception at the History Museum of Mobile in a silver Chevy Bel Air. This evening in Mobile was the perfect sort of gathering before Courtney and Edward set off on their honeymoon!
Photography / Weddings by Andrea Mabry Photography
Coordinator / Lydia Noble Events
Ceremony Venue / Government Street Presbyterian Church
Reception Venue / History Museum of Mobile
Catering / Lela's Catering and Gourmet Foods
Cake / Ellen Jay Sweets
Wedding Dress / BHLDN
Make Up Artist / Courtney Matthews
Florals / Jacqueline Beech
Band / Roman Street
Second Shooter / Farren Campbell


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Alexia Kombou … "the epitome of professionalism"
My name is Alexia Kombou and I am a British female voice over artist. I have been working as a voice over for the past five years and spend my days helping brands big and small to connect with their customers through voice.
I have provided voice overs for television, radio, audio books, video games, commercials and corporate narration, for clients worldwide including Volvo, HSBC, DHL, Amazon, Spotify, Unilever, IBM, Sony, Nespresso and Virgin Atlantic.
My voice can be described as young and vibrant with smooth, warm and velvety tones. Working with me is simple, I record from my home studio allowing for a quick turn around time of 12-24 hours. I can self direct so your time isn't taken up listening in. However I can also connect via Skype if you would prefer to direct the session.
My proudest career achievements to date would have to be working with Adidas for the promo of the Team GB kit for the Rio 2016 Olympics, working with Volvo cars and trucks voicing their commercials, promos and E-learning projects and voicing the Nespresso 'how to' guides for their new coffee Creatista Uno machine.
You'll probably find me at home recording from my home studio in London, where I can connect with clients all over the world. My work has been described as "the epitome of professionalism", my services as "flexible and reliable" and my delivery as "calm and collected". Others have also described my voice as "fabulous" and praised my"excellent quality audio files".
If you are looking for a vibrant voice with smooth tones, I can help you! I look forward to working with you soon!
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Whoa, Vael's got some fight in him! That punch looks like it really hurt.
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@melaredblu His body is his weapon, since he doesn't know how to use any weapons, haha. He's cute but he can punch and kick with a lot of force!


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ISM ASAmerika Serikat ISM Non-Manufacturing
A gauge of U.S. service industries fell by less than forecast in October from a near-record level, suggesting the economy's momentum is holding up this quarter, an Institute for Supply Management survey showed Monday.
Non-manufacturing index declined to 60.3 (est. 59) from 61.6; readings above 50 indicate expansion.
Measure of business activity slipped to 62.5 from a 14-year high of 65.2 the prior month.
Employment gauge declined to 59.7 from a record 62.4.
The index -- which covers sectors representing about 90 percent of the economy -- indicates growth is on track to remain solid in the fourth quarter after posting the best back-to-back periods since 2014, and also helps explain Friday's strong employment report. The business activity index, one of four components of the main gauge, slipped while remaining near the prior reading that was the second-highest in two decades of data.
While companies have flagged concerns about the ongoing trade war and cited higher prices for supplies amid tariffs, the prices-paid index declined to a four-month low. The measure of new orders was little changed from the prior month, while exports held at the best level since April. The gauge of order backlogs decreased.
Still, the trade war may be taking a toll on some companies, with an imports gauge falling to the lowest since February. A measure of supplier deliveries rose, signaling that industries continue to face supply bottlenecks when trying to meet strong demand.
The ISM's services index contrasts somewhat with the latest reading on its factory gauge, which fell by more than forecast in October to a six-month low. That report showed declines in gauges of orders, employment and exports.
Prices index decreased to 61.7 from 64.2, has remained above 50 since early 2016.
Inventory sentiment gauge rose to 62 from 59.5; indicates respondents believe their inventories are too high.
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$1,575,000 50 Pembroke Drive Lake Forest, IL 60045
This traditional, one owner, Georgian style home was built by Charles Page in 1979. The selection of a premium lot prior to construction allowed for the house to be sited perfectly, enabling the owners the ability to add a spectacular family room addition that borders the unbelievably beautiful, brick ribboned, New York Bluestone terrace in the rear. The grounds have been improved over the years with plantings personally selected for the gorgeous lot, creating a park-like setting that provides a breathtaking view throughout the year. As you enter, the traditional floor plan is true to form for a period style home of this kind. Tall ceilings create a sense of space and proportion and the large, true divided light windows allow for ample, natural light. Impeccably maintained by the original owners with a new cedar roof (2015), new 2nd floor Marvin windows (2014), new HVAC (2013), generator (2014), rebuilt courtyard fence (2017). Opportunity awaits!
Stunning first floor unit that has been updated w/an open floor plan offering a blend of classic design and upscale finishes for modern living. Features include 10 ft ceiling heights, quartz stone fireplace, 5" prefinished engineered hardwood in main living areas, carpets in bedrooms & den. large kitchen w/ quartz counters, Brookhaven by Woodmode cabinetry, Bosch appliances, large pantry closet and butler's station for easy entertaining. Master bedroom has walk-in closet and spa like bath with quartz double bowl vanity, soaking tub and separate shower. 2nd bedroom has full bath, den offers flexibility for 3rd bedroom or separate dining room with powder room and large laundry well placed for ease of use. There are 2 parking spaces in the heated underground parking and lots of guest parking. Convenient access to major transportation,great schools, shops, restaurants, and recreation in Lake Forest and just west in Vernon Hills make this home the ideal choice for maintenance free living.
$2,850,000 660 N Sheridan Road Lake Forest, IL 60045
The most beautiful example of Victorian Italianate architecture in Chicago, this Historic Preservation Award winning home has been renovated and designed to meet the desires of the 21st century buyer. Gorgeous woodwork and flooring, antique fireplace mantels, beautiful moldings, high ceilings, all compliment the interior of the home. Four levels of living with 6 bedrooms, 5.2 baths, 3 car garage, library, den and family room, wine tasting room with 7200 bottle storage, all packaged in a stunning private setting with in-ground pool. There is a sub-divided 1.3 acre lot included, low taxes and the home may be purchased furnished. Currently priced about 60% less than seller's investment. So much to appreciate here - all in the perfect location between Lake Michigan and Lake Forest's Market Square.
Inviting & unique, this freshly painted contemporary home will check all the boxes. Stunning, bright foyer opens to family room with high ceilings & a double-sided fireplace also enjoyed in the spacious dining room. Fantastic kitchen offers large Subzero refrigerator & freezer, Wolf range, huge island, breakfast area, planning desk & opens to upper level deck for grilling & enjoying the views. This home is entirely above-grade & offers 4 levels. Master bedroom welcomes you w/ great views, cathedral ceiling w/skylights, an ensuite master bath, large walk-in closet & a linen closet. Bedrooms 2 & 3 have new carpet and the jack and jill bathroom was recently renovated. Office w/cedar closet, laundry room, bedrooms 4&5 plus a full bath complete the lower level. The walk out basement is bright & comfortable with fireplace in the rec. room, 2 sets of patio doors to the deck & a media room. Best of Villa Turricum as one has ease of getting to town, the lake & Metra.
Luxury Duplex Townhome Living in Lake Forest. This Elegant Ranch on a low traffic court boasts spectacular views of pond & the charming namesake bridge. Bright, Light & Open Floor Plan. Hardwood floors. 9 foot & Volume ceilings. Neutral. Three bedroom? or Two plus a Den. Huge Great Room/Living Room with Gas Log Fireplace. Best views might be from the Family Room/Dining Room. Handsome Gourmet Kitchen with Stainless & Granite Appliances. Cozy Dining Room/Breakfast area off French Doors to Private Deck. Gracious Master Suite with His & Her Custom Walk-in Closets & Spacious Luxury Bath with Granite. Large Laundry/Mud Room with sink & closet. Enormous unfinished Basement with tall ceilings, plumbed for bath. Ready for your finishing touches. Additional crawl space for even more storage. Garage has raised front apron. Just sit back & relax or close her up and travel. No snow or lawn worries.
Just move in! Stunning, completely remodeled 4 bedroom, 2.1 bath ranch offers easy one floor living in desirable neighborhood. You'll love all the natural light! Home features a spacious open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, floor to ceiling windows and hardwood floors. The kitchen is your gathering place, open to both the living room and dining room, equipped with brand new stainless appliances and breakfast bar. The generous master suite has two large closets and en-suite bath with double vanity. The huge recreation room with storage is perfect as a lounge area, craft station, game room or kid's playplace. Also enjoy two fireplaces and a convenient mudroom-laundry room. Set on a lovely .71 acres with mature trees, this home has an oversized 2 car attached garage with ample storage and features a new roof in 2017. Resort like living in Lake Forest!
$1,949,000 1250 Ash Lawn Drive Lake Forest, IL 60045
Blending perfectly into the natural landscaping, this limestone, brick and stucco home offers the best of everything for today's buyer. Perfect for large scale entertaining or everyday living, this open floor plan features generously sized rooms, an abundance of light and beautiful custom finishes. The cook's kitchen features quartz and granite counters, high-end appliances, large island with seating and generous eating area. Off the kitchen, a beautiful fireplace is the focal point of the family room and a wonderful butler's pantry leads to the dining room where there is ample space for entertaining. The second floor offers a Master Suite, three add'l bedrooms, two full baths and loft and the third floor bonus room has tons of light. The deep pour basement has home theater, exercise, recreation room, study, 5th bedroom and full bath. Enjoy the outdoors and fish in the pond in the summer or ice skate in the winter. Renovated 3-car garage allows for lots of storage space. Move-in ready!
Located on a hill in a community of beautiful 1.5 acre estates this is the value of the neighborhood. A great opportunity to create a family home that will remain the place that everyone will want to come to. Entertain by the pool or enjoy the spacious rooms within this 5000 foot residence.
$3,380,000 320 S Green Bay Road Lake Forest, IL 60045
Immaculate original owner home awaits a new owner. Your private estate awaits! High ceilings on the 1st & 2nd floors and beautiful hardwood floors. Custom designed NuHaus kitchen with European crafted cabinetry imported from England. French limestone floors, Soap Stone countertops, Viking 6 burner stove, warming drawer, double ovens, & beverage refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Sub Zero refrigerator! Eat in kitchen with planning desk. Spacious 1st floor office with full bath nearby. Two-story family room enjoys a warm fireplace. Dining room has beautiful millwork and butlers pantry with wine refrigerator. Master suite with fireplace, walk in closet and master bath with separate shower and spa tub. 3 more fam bdrms & 2 more bths up. Incredible Pool with great entertaining space. Front & back staircases. 4 car attached garage! Deep pour basement. Natural gas backup generator! Your forever home!**Property taxes are under review by a law firm & may be protested in the near future**
$2,495,000 1007 Hawthorne Place Lake Forest, IL 60045
Ellslloyd, a gorgeous 1907 estate tucked away in East Lake Forest, has been restored and modernized beyond its original grandeur for today's lifestyle. Designed by Fifth Avenue architect Robert David Kohn, this magnificent home is grand in scale yet ever so inviting. The spacious and elegant foyer welcomes you to this one-of-a-kind estate, which offers both luxury and a place to enjoy the comforts of home. Large rooms, 8 unique fireplaces and high ceilings throughout. The newer gourmet kitchen features fresh white cabinetry with honed granite counters. A true chef's kitchen, this bright space has top-of-the-line appliances and abundant storage. The handsome paneled library with numerous bookcases is anchored by an inviting fireplace. A treetop retreat, the third floor includes a bonus room for hours of entertainment. Four car heated garage. Over 1 acre of land close to Lake Michigan on a private cul de sac lot.
Open House: Sunday, 9/15 1:00-3:00PM
In town living at it's finest! This house has everything you need, a gourmet eat in kitchen with an island that opens to a bright family room and back patio! A first floor master bedroom, with beautifully redone master bath that has heated floors and towel bars, large massage tub and separate shower plus his and hers sinks. On Second floor three bright spacious bedrooms with bamboo flooring and two full baths. First floor laundry and office area, large finished basement with rec room, separate office and tons of storage. Very private setting with fence yard. A great Condo alternative!
$1,590,000 1125 Emmons Court Lake Forest, IL 60045
You've always loved that Nantucket, Cape Cod style home in a beautiful setting...well here it is! Elegant & comfortable, with a great floor plan -perfect for entertaining & all the activities of everyday life. You are greeted with a gracious foyer & views into the Living Room, Family Room and Dining Room. Gleaming hardwood floors, large windows, sharp woodwork, high ceilings & elegant curved staircase set the tone for this carefully planned home. Welcoming Living Room w/great views of the front yard. The Dining room is open to the Foyer & is spacious & functional. So reminiscent of a Nantucket home, the white kitchen opens to the family room w/beautiful stone fireplace with raised hearth. Bright & light, the kitchen has a convenient island and nice eating area & walk in pantry closet. A den & mud room complete the first floor. 2 staircases up & down. Large bedrooms on the 2nd floor. Enviable Master Suite. Huge 2nd flr laundry room.LL w/ bedroom/bathroom, recreation , exercise & storage
Lake Forest living tucked away in a charming ranch filled with history & character! The living room has a beautiful wood burning fireplace with an ornate mantle & timeless crown molding. Newer kitchen that has been updated for all of your cooking needs! Shiny stainless steel appliances, gleaming granite counter tops, traditional maple cabinetry, and a deep sink (which we all know how great this is to have!!) Hardwood flooring can be found through out the 1st level including 2 bedrooms that share a full hallway bath complete with granite vanity top & tiled shower/bath combo. The finished basement is the perfect space to create a cozy family room with tons of storage space, recessed lighting & a laundry room that has it's very own large closet! The interior lot is host to almost half an acre of lush land! Spend warm summer days basking in the sun or evenings with your favorite people grilling as the day winds down. Just a short walk away from the Metra & downtown. Easy interstate access!
$4,950,000 333 E Foster Place Lake Forest, IL 60045
Sited on 4.5 PRIVATE ACRES, this brilliantly designed Beaux Arts mansion is poised for completion. New Owners will choose their own INTERIOR STYLE whether Traditional, Transitional or Contemporary. The unfinished residence presents a unique opportunity to transform OVER 24,000SF of potential living space into a timeless landmark. Foster Place is being sold "as it is" with the FINAL DESIGN, finishes and associated costs to be completed by the Buyer. With a full 4" cut limestone exterior, Vermont slate roof, unparalleled formal and informal areas, multiple terraces, 11 GEOTHERMAL WELLS for heating and cooling, 4 LEVEL ELEVATOR and INDOOR SWIMMING POOL, it is extraordinary! The plan notes a minimum of 6 bedrooms with 2 POSSIBLE MASTER SUITES, 8 full and 6 half baths and a 6-car garage. CAR ENTHUSIASTS have potential additional garage space for collectible cars to store or view via an outdoor ramp to basement. Prime east location near the Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest Country Day School.
$1,325,000 1100 Farlin Court Lake Forest, IL 60045
EXCELLENT VALUE IN MIDDLEFORK FARMS!! Enjoy all that Lake Forest has to offer! Gorgeous beach, excellent schools and adorable downtown just minutes away from the city! Walk to the fabulous new Lake Forest Hospital from this wonderful location. Nestled on a beautifully landscaped wooded lot surrounded by the serene beauty of LF Open Lands, Elawa Farm and hiking trails of Middlefork Savannah, this magnificent home offers the best in comfort and luxury. Beautiful custom finishes in this builder's own home include hardwood floors, custom millwork and gourmet cooks kitchen with butlers pantry open to family room and first floor private office. Fabulous master suite with large closets and incredible finished deep pour lower level with fireplace, media room, wet bar and fifth bedroom and bath. Agent owned. Property taxes are being appealed.
$1,837,000 100 Morris Lane Lake Forest, IL 60045
Visit the model home with more than $200K in stunning upgrades. This Beckett model is extraordinary. Contemporary, maintenance-free living from North Shore dream team Focus. Booth Hansen Architecture, and Mariani Landscaping in one of the region's most highly anticipated new communities, Kelmscott Park. Located on the northern edge of downtown Lake Forest, this residential enclave features single family homes in a richly landscaped setting. The Beckett is a light-filled 3 bedroom, 3-1/2 bath home beautifully designed with eat in kitchen, cathedral ceilings, french doors to the back patio, 1st floor master with soaking tub, den/library, site-stained wood flooring, 2 bedrooms upstairs, separate laundry/mudroom and 9' basement. Our Sales Office is at 1155 Kelmscott Way #108 Mon-Fri, 9-5PM and Sat-Sun, 11-5PM
Delightful ranch with a welcoming covered porch on a premiere lot overlooking a lovely pond! This charming, light-filled home has nearly 2500 SF and features 11 ' ceilings, tall windows with transoms, hardwood floors and a desirable open floor plan. Formal living & dining room offer a relaxing spot w/ tranquil views of the pond. Well equipped eat-in kitchen has beautiful white cabinets, granite countertops, center island, planning desk and opens to family room w/ custom built-in bookshelves, fireplace & sliders to private outdoor patio. Spacious master bedroom suite w/ walk-in closet & luxurious private bath with double vanity, large jacuzi tub & separate vanity. 2 additional family bedrooms share a hall bath. Large laundry/mud room off the kitchen to your 3 car attached garage. Full basement is partially finished with a large full bath & office & offers expansion possibilities. Convenient location with gorgeous views! Lawn care & snow removal included in HOA. A wonderful value!
$1,599,000 80 Morris Lane Lake Forest, IL 60045
New Construction. Maintenance Free Living. Walk to Market Square. Contemporary, maintenance-free living from North Shore dream team Focus, Booth Hansen Architecture, and Mariani (landscape design) in one of the region's most highly anticipated new communities, Kelmscott Park. Located on the Northern edge of downtown Lake Forest, this residential enclave features single family homes in a richly landscaped setting. The Morris is a light-filled 4 bedroom, 3-1/2 bath home, beautifully designed with eat-in kitchen, cathedral ceilings, French Doors to the backyard patio, first floor master with soaking tub, den/library, site-stained wood flooring, 3 bedrooms upstairs and separate laundry/mud room. Visit the sales office located at 1155 Kelmscott Way #108 to learn more about this wonderful opportunity. Office Hours: Wed-Fri, 9-5PM and Sat-Sun, 11-5PM
$1,442,000 90 Morris Lane Lake Forest, IL 60045
New Construction. Maintenance Free Living. Walk to Market Square. Contemporary, maintenance-free living from North Shore dream team Focus, Booth Hansen Architecture, and Mariani (landscape design) in one of the region's most highly anticipated new communities, Kelmscott Park. Located on the Northern edge of downtown Lake Forest, this residential enclave features single family homes in a richly landscaped setting. The Mayfair is a light-filled three bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home, beautifully designed with eat-in kitchen, cathedral ceilings, French Doors to the backyard patio, first floor master with soaking tub, den/library, site-stained wood flooring, two bedrooms upstairs and separate laundry/mud room. Visit the sales office located at 1155 Kelmscott Way, Unit 108 to learn more about this wonderful opportunity. Office Hours: Wed-Fri, 9-5PM and Sat-Sun, 11-5PM.
$1,125,000 650 Newcastle Drive Lake Forest, IL 60045
Beautiful red brick home custom built in a fabulous location across from a nature conservancy and close to everything; walking distance to the train and shops! Wonderful scale & flow, high ceilings and architectural moldings throughout. First floor features spacious family room open to a well appointed kitchen overlooking deck, patio & lush yard. Private study w/ French doors, living rm w/ fireplace, formal dining room. Large mudroom w/ laundry. 2nd floor offers large master suite w/tray ceiling, huge walk in closet, marble bath w/double sinks & dressing table, large shower, Jacuzzi. three addl large bedrooms & 2 more full baths complete 2nd floor. Finished lower level w/high ceilings has large rec room, cherry built-ins, 5th BR & 4th full bath. Beautiful professionally landscaped back yard. New roof ('17) and updated mechanicals. 3-car garage.
$2,750,000 1321 N Green Bay Road Lake Forest, IL 60045
Noteworthy architect/custom home builder Gene Martin worked closely with the homeowners to design and build their dream home. Located on a very private cul-de-sac, on the highest point in Lake Forest this home sits on 2.8 wooded acres next to open land conservancy and just minutes to historic Market Square. European architectural elements reminiscent of an English Manor home dominate the design: stone chimneys, exceptional mill work, arched windows, cupola, 5 fireplaces, French limestone floors, porte cochere and 10' ceilings. 1st floor Master suite complete with a rich paneled library, very spacious bath and 2 large walk-in closets. New Avanti kitchen: white cabinetry, limestone floors, stone counters, pantry, and a collection of high-end appliances. Four ensuite bedrooms, loft, study, laundry & craft room on 2nd floor. 2nd kitchen, family room, game room. Circular drive leads to 4 car garages. Tour, experience the quality construction, the fine details and the exceptional location.
$1,400,000 1038 N Western Avenue Lake Forest, IL 60045
$1,099,000 1040 Sir William Lane Lake Forest, IL 60045
Recently remodeled & expanded this Arbor Ridge home has it all! Features include hardwood floors, 9ft ceilings, 2 staircases, 2 fireplaces, plantation shutters, French doors, Palladian windows, & built-in niches. Newly designed kitchen w/ quartz counters, light Crystal cabinetry, premium appliances (Wolf, Sub-Zero), is open to new expansive sun room &grand family room replete w/ fireplace & cathedral ceiling. Boasts handsome, all wood library, 1st floor bedroom suite, gracious sized living room &separate dining room.Upstairs includes luxurious Master suite w/ spa-like bath, 3 family bedrooms w/ large playroom.Fabulous finished basement provides exercise area, grand recreation rm, kitchenette (dishwasher, refrig, sink) w/ table area, & full bath, is a great space for guest or nanny quarters.Outdoor space is further enhanced w/ new paver patio, stone knee wall, built-in gas grill, fire pit, pergola, & circular driveway. Convenient to Everett school, park,tennis cts, & walking paths.
New Price! Buy Now! Renovated Classic Shingle-Style East Lake Forest Colonial in a fantastic family neighborhood. Graciously proportioned with spacious rooms. Features include surround sound, hardwood floors, a wood burning fireplace, and crown moldings. The handsome remodeled white kitchen with granite counters, large center island, farmhouse sink, gleaming stainless steel Thermador appliances is excellent for entertaining and adjacent the sun-drenched family room addition that overlooks the large fenced yard. Lovely office and large finished basement provide additional living space. A new mudroom features custom cabinetry, bar fridge, granite counters, and slate flooring. Beautiful outdoor spaces have been enhanced with lush landscaping, a bluestone patio, and an open porch and fire-pit. Professionally manicured landscaping with irrigation systems. Newer 2.5 car garage. Blocks to town, park, and lake and very close to the bike path.
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Mar 24, 2018 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Join us March 24th at CBU (Verschuren Centre) for a day-long Celebration of Women in Science and Engineering. The day is filled with inspiring stories of successful women in various science-related careers and engages students through various hands-on fun learning activities and lots of prizes. Designed with high school and junior high school students in mind, Island WISE introduces young females to opportunities available through science-related studies, including those that may not be so clearly linked to a science education. Registration is free, but participants must pre-register. Registration is now open!
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Title: Fundamentals of Light and Lasers eTextbook
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Cold weather, too much food, not enough wine, excessive laughter and unconditional love are what I think of when I think about Thanksgiving. It's a friendly reminder that Christmas is now less than 1 month away and I have yet to start my shopping, because hell, I'll never be one of those shoppers who gets gifts early. It's just not my style. I like the rush and mess of figuring it all out last minute, under pressure. My mom, sister and I shop late at night because who wants to go out during the day with the crazies and face it, my family has more night owls than early birds. I also go shopping with my dad every Christmas Eve to get the last of my presents and all of his that he needs. Hey, procrastination is hereditary, right?. I'm not complaining though. All of the late nights of shopping and last minute preparations are what makes the holidays so wonderful to me.
This is my first thanksgiving not living at home and it doesn't feel different… yet. I came to my parents house last night to "help" with all of the preparation (AKA drink wine and blog while my mom cooks and we listen to Christmas music). Tradition is big in our family. My mom and I handle all of the heavy lifting and everyone else gets to reap the benefits of all the hard work, mainly my moms work, not mine. I'm so not taking credit for all of the food and cleanliness that she flawlessly pulls off every year. I seriously don't know how she does it. Apparently you have to take the weight of a ham times something divided by something and that's how you find out how long to cook it… yeah…that's never going to happen. So glad my mom loves this stuff.
Speaking of my mom… the topic of discussion lately with her has been marriage & kids. Everyone laugh out loud with me…HAHAHA! More than not I hear from her, "OMG my kids are never going to be engaged, they're never going to get married and they're never going to have kids! (under her breath) it's very stressful!" Let's all take note that she has one grandkid who is AWESOME. So, we can check that box, right? BUT no, he's a boy, and apparently we need a girl too. Thankfully, and I do mean it, my cousin has a sweet new babygirl and my other cousin is pregnant. Hopefully those babies can hold my mom over for a while
Clearly, my mom is a huge part of my life and definitely someone I am very thankful for. I could go on and on about how wonderful she is to all of you but that's another blog post in itself. So let me just take a minute or 5 to tell you all what I am thankful for today, and every day.
I'm so thankful for my family! My amazing parents, my hilarious siblings, my insanely smart nephew, all of my extended family and everyone who makes them, them.
I'm thankful for my friends. I have so many, from various backgrounds, with different purposes in life and I am so thankful I get to have them as part of my life.
I'm thankful for my job, the agency I work for, my coworkers, my real world friends that I've gained from my job, the experiences and knowledge I gain every day and so much more!
Lastly, I'm thankful for my wonderful roommate who is full of love and grace. He is truly a blessing!
I don't know how I got so lucky, but damn does it feel good! Thank you God for this incredible life full of love, experiences, and life! I couldn't be more blessed. Thank you all for teaching me something, being here for me, guiding me, loving me and helping me. I am very thankful!
Happy Thanksgiving, friends!