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New Patch For winSPWW2 Thunders Onto The Battlefield!
Hampstead, NC, 18 December 2008

Ten years ago this month the very first mod by the Camo Workshop for Steel Panthers 2 was released and the wargaming world has never been the same. A decade of dedication later the Camo Workshop is still tweaking their ultimate super-mod, making the best even better, and with that in mind have now made available a brand new upgrade to their winSPWW2.

Bringing the game to version 3.5, the upgrade patch is available for immediate download and weighs in at 5.9 MB of digital excellence. The upgrade is for both the free download and the Enhanced CD Edition. Please note that if you have missed out on previous upgrade patches you must install the patches in their numeric order; patch contents are not all inclusive.

The version 3.5 upgrade patch contains the following additions:

9 new scenarios.
5 revised scenarios.
8 new maps.
6 new or revised photos.
2 revised icons.
36 updated OOB files.
2 revised graphic files.
3686 new icon spots added.
Upgraded Cost Calculator, MOBHack, and Extended Map Editor. Minor adjustments made to all three to keep them in sync with other changes made in the game, but no new features.

Furthermore, the version 3.5 upgrade patch contains numerous fixes and corrections. Some highlights include:

Fixed old "W" key bug where weapon ( 1 ) could not be fired when using the "W" (weapons ) key to fire only 1 weapon.
On map Arty command units have been removed from the list of units able to act as spotters. They can no longer call indirect artillery missions which was allowing an arty cheat that existed back to Steel Panthers 2.
The delay for adjusting the fall of shot for both on and off map artillery landing out of the observing units line of sight has been increased and in most cases now means only one adjustment can be made without delaying the next fall of shot an extra turn.
Landed gliders are no longer automatically destroyed, but are now treated as abandoned vehicles.
A bug with all units of a side being destroyed but the game did not end even if all objectives taken has been fixed.
Changes have been made to the code so that if your vehicle kicks up dust due to movement then you can no longer undo that vehicle's action. (Note that this also applies for partial smoke that does not generate a smoke graphic in the hex).
A new feature for gamers with the Enhanced CD Edition (only, does not apply to the free download version) allows players to check the location on the map of the other units in a formation with a hotkey or a button in the HQ menu.
Off map artillery will now have a chance of losing radio contact and when they do they will not appear in the bombard menu. However, if a fire mission has been plotted and you lose contact the turn before the fire mission is scheduled to go in the fire mission will go in as scheduled but because it dropped off the bombard menu just before it did you will not be able to cancel it or shift fire.
Many more fixes, including several specifically aimed at PBEM issues.

Download the patch at the official winSPWW2 game page.

winSPWW2 is the tactical computer wargame that everyone needs to play. Easy enough to get into, yet one of the most exhaustively detailed games on 20th century warfare that you'll find, winSPWW2 can quickly blossom into an obsession. Consider that before any of the upgrade patches are applied the core game comes with over three hundred scenarios!

Featuring combined arms warfare from 1930 until 1946 (with the sister game, winSPMBT taking up from where winSPWW2 leaves off), players will find a wealth of gameplay options. Fight as practically every single combatant that did (or could have) fought during that era, using a massive database of weapon platforms. Fight in single scenarios, campaigns, random battles, and against other live opponents in a variety of terrain and for numerous battlefield objectives.

winSPWW2 also sports another great feature: it's FREE. Right on the very same page that you can download the 3.5 upgrade patch from you can download the full game, no strings attached. You'll also note that there is a 'Buy It' icon...but if it's free, what is there to buy?

Besides the free version the Camo Workshop and Shrapnel Games offer an Enhanced CD Edition. Like the name says, this version provides a number of enhancements to the core gameplay experience, including very high resolutions and a much more robust map editor. The full list of differences can be found on the page. Many gamers find that being able to play winSPWW2 in 1600x1200 is reason enough to upgrade to the Enhanced CD Edition.

For more great strategy titles, including other completely free games to download, please visit us at There you can peruse our entire catalog, download some demos, and join in our ever growing community of discerning gamers. Our latest release is War Plan Pacific for Windows, an exciting game of grand strategy in the PTO that is playable in a single session!
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Auto Cross Racing is a racing car game, viewed from above the cars for Windows PC Computers.
The aim of the game is to unlock each successive track by finishing in the top 3 places of the previous race.
You will be able to race for the championship trophy on the last track when the previous 9 tracks have been unlocked.
Cash is earned as each race is completed and new cars will become available for purchase as each new track is unlocked.
Each successive car having superior performance than the previous.
In order to stand a fighting chance against the increasing levels of difficulty of the AI cars and tracks, you will need to upgrade your car at regular intervals.

Advanced Pacejka based car physics allowing for controlled skids, powerslides and drifting.
Unlock new tracks and cars by winning races.
Earn cash by winning races and purchase any of the 20 available cars.
User controlled in game difficulty settings.
20 AI controlled opponents to race against often allowing for multiple pile ups.
Different road surfaces ranging from tarmac, mud, snow and ice to desert.
Many tracks contain multiple routes, so choosing the best route is vital in shaving seconds off your lap times.
Nitro boost in order to accelerate past your opponent's.
Each car has its own unique sound effects.
Real-time car damage.
In game pitstops for both AI and player cars, allowing for repairs and nitro top ups.
Toggable in game mini map.
Choose the number of laps to race. 1 - 99.
6 camera types ( fixed and rotational ) with variable height adjustment and auto zoom.
Play your own in game music by placing your favorite music files into the in game MUSIC folder ( mp3, wav ).
Variable detail levels allowing for 3 different screen resolutions (1024 x 768) (800 x 600) (640 x 480) , 16 / 32 color depth display as well as fullscreen and windowed modes.
Redefinable Keys and Joystick support.
Save game feature.
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Blitzkrieg Review

Blitzkrieg is a real-time strategy game set in the Western, Eastern, and African fronts of World War II.  RTS games set in World War II often fail to deliver because they play too much like RTS click-fests with WWII units.  Blitzkrieg attempts to bring some realism into the WW2 RTS genre without sacrificing the inherent playability of RTS games.  For the most part the game succeeds in doing so, but unfortunately it also suffers from a few of the problems common to many RTS games.

Soviet and German armor meet in a Russian town.

In adding an element of realism to the game, Blitzkrieg draws inspiration from war games and does so in a number of ways.  The first is in the sheer number of vehicles appearing in the game.  There are over 200 different vehicles and variants, and each is rated in several areas such as protection on each armor facing and weapon range.  Blitzkrieg also tracks the ammunition level of each unit and you'll need to resupply them in the field with support vehicles if they are to remain effective fighting units through the entire mission.

In addition to the large number of available vehicles, Blitzkrieg allows you to make use of combined arms attacks by adding artillery, infantry, and air support to your arsenal.  The artillery behaves realistically, requiring a spotter with a line of sight to the target to fire accurately, and then needing to adjust its firing solution until it accurately drops its ordnance on the desired target.  If you can't see the target, you can order the artillery to lay down suppression fire and hope that you hit any targets in the general vicinity.

Also true to war game style play is Blitzkrieg's lack of production structures.  You begin each mission with a set order of battle, and although you can receive reinforcements in some missions, you can not manufacture more units to bolster your numbers.  And war gamers used to thinking about their next move will appreciate the fact that the game allows you to slow the action down.  It will even let you give orders when the action is paused.

Blitzkrieg is centered on three campaigns that put you in command of Russian, German, or Allied Forces, the last giving you the chance to play as the French, British, and American armies during the course of the campaign.  Each campaign begins with a similar tutorial mission that teaches you how to manage your forces and then the difficulty ramps up quickly from there.  You'll often be attacking entrenched enemy positions and be significantly outgunned.  Even if you're very patient and make use of long artillery barrages and probing actions before committing to the attack, you'll still find yourself needing to restart your fair share of missions.  Your objectives are not always entirely clear, either, which leads to false moves which lead to more restarts.  While war gamers may appreciate the slow and methodical style of play required in Blitzkrieg, the average strategy gamer will probably find it slow and frustrating.


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Great Journey: Mr. Penguin's Letter: Eco Friendly Adventure Title

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Great Journey: Mr. Penguin's Letter is not only an adventure game for kids (like Clue Finders, Math Missions and other main stream titles), but it puts an eco-minded, "Captain Planet"- like spin to help teach children what it takes to keep the environment healthy.

Mr. Penguin's Letter follows two kids who've received a letter from their friend (Mr. Penguin). The letter asks the kids to go down to his island and help them catch whoever has been dumping garbage there.

Tony and Annie take flight to find their professor friend and travel across the world, cleaning up the environment and looking for the trash-dumping culprit. This kid-friendly adventure game will have them completing 30 different minigames and activities, all with an eco-friendly spin.

Great Journey: Mr. Penguin's Letter will have players going from Old Port Town to Africa, to Crocodile Island, Easter Island and finally Antarctica. Each location is filled not only with activities to keep the little ones engaged, but also bright and colorful graphics and easy to use point-and-click controls.

Great Journey: Mr. Penguin's Letter will allow players to play soccer with an African shaman, clean up garbage around a port, take pictures of whales and feed monkeys. These are just a few of the activities that await Tony and Annie on their journey.

Kids can also play these activities in multiplayer modes to see which friend or family member can get the highest score.

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SimCity's next sponsored present for you is a Crest Attraction Set

SimCity Crest Attraction Set

Are you all enjoying your green Nissan Leaf Charging Station? If so, get ready for some more goodies as EA has announced SimCity's next set of campaign-driven, in-game objects.

An all new Attractions Set, featuring five fun tourist hot spots, are coming to the game thanks to Crest Oral-B. To get the new set of attractions, which will increase tourism and Sim happiness for low wealth sims, all you have to do is purchase specially marked Crest or Orabl-B products (look for the orange sticker on the pack). It should be noted, this only applies to residents within the United States.

So what will you get with your purchase? The five attractions are: Giant Garden Gnome, Dolly the Dinosaur, Llarry the Llama, MaxisMan Statue and the World’s Largest Ball of Twine. Once redeemed, each of these attractions can be found in the Culture menu of the game.

Sponsored objects in SimCity have been a subject of hot debate lately. To be fair, promotions with external companies are nothing new to the industry. Not long ago, Gears of War: Judgment had a promotion with Oberto in which specially marked packages of beef jerky contained a code for a character skin. With numerous bugs still present within the game, many feel EA and Maxis would be better focused on fixing the issues at hand, rather than implementing new features -- especially ad-driven features. I'd personally like to see larger plots so that I can actually fit all of these cool attractions and in-game items in my city.

Where do you stand on the in-game ads for SimCity? For or against?

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erazerTo compete with so many different gaming laptops these days that are being sold at extremely expensive prices, Medion announced its Erazer X7819. It is a less expensive gaming laptop that promises great performance and ultimate gaming satisfaction.

The Erazer X7819 has a full HD 17.3-inch wide screen display at 1080p resolution that blends with the ultimate performing NVIDIA GTX 670MX graphics card. It also utilizes a 3rd generation Intel Core i7-3630QM processor that is at 2.4GHz and 16GB of RAM.

It uses Windows 8 which gives gaming laptop users to get accustomed to the modern browsing experience on tablet PCs and mobile smartphones even when they are using their laptops. It also has 750GB of HDD storage capacity which makes it capable of accommodating even the most storage consuming games these days.

The built is quite rugged looking; big and bulky. But a lot of gaming laptop users who would like to maximize the value of their money, it is definitely very hard for them to resist the cheaper selling price for the great software combination that the Erazer X7819 offers.

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Ride CTA on the Cheap

As in past years, you can ride CTA busses and trains for one cent until 6:00 AM New Year's Day. (Also note extended hours on some routes.) Happy New Year!

Rock On, Chicago

After the death of rock'n'roller/chronic schizophrenic Wesley Willis, his friends started a campaign to raise money for a tombstone for his remains. The Chicago Journal has an update on the plan, which involves burying his ashes in Rosehill Cemetery under a tombstone with the image of a train.

Purdue-Calumet Gets an 'F'

Purdue University Calumet, a Division I NAIA school and a member of the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference, has cancelled the remainder of its mens' basketball season after more than half of the team's members were declared academically ineligible after the fall semester. The Peregrines' entire coaching staff resigned.

Jazz Showcase closes doors

Another Chicago landmark will be closing its doors this weekend: the Jazz Showcase, an important jazz club that's been running for 59 years. Although its Website says that it's relocating, the latest news is that they still don't have a new location to re-open in. There will be some fundraising in the new year, so keep your eyes out for news on the return of the Showcase.

New Year, New Laws

Starting January 1, a host of new laws will become active. A couple of laws that are likely relevant to you: one will require most Illinoisans to install a carbon monoxide detector in their home, while another will require state phone systems to give callers an early option of talking to a real person.

Barbershop Blues

The Hyde Park Hair Salon, which cut Harold Washington and Mohammed Ali's hair and still give Barack Obama a weekly trim, will be looking for a new home after the University of Chicago bought its building with the intention of selling it to developers.

Podcasting Your Muse

Add the Art Institute to your list of local cultural centers with podcasts. Musecast will deliver stories and info about the museum's current and upcoming exhibits and events every six weeks.

Year-end lists

If you haven't made your New Year's Eve plans yet, here's some ideas on what to do from Metromix, Newcity and Centerstage.

President Ford and Chicago

While I'm sure you've read several national tributes to President Ford, his local connections deserve a mention.

Chicago Film Critics winners announced

The Chicago Film Critics award winners were announced today. Winning films include The Departed (Best Picture and Best Director), The Queen (Best Original Screenplay and Best Actress) Little Children (Best Supporting Actor) and An Inconvenient Truth (Best Documentary).

Home-town Representin' -- and Not

Trib TV critic Maureen Ryan names Shawn Ryan (no relation) "Chicagoan of the year in television" for his role on "The Shield." In the meantime, Keep Going's Geary Yonker would like Jim Belushi to quit playing The Face of Chicago on TV.

Transmission Feature: A Look Back Over Our Shoulders

Over at our sweet lil' Chicago music blog, Transmission, we've got our best musical memories from 2006 laid out for you. Enjoy the nostalgia as we look forward to another great year in Chicago music, just around the corner.

Even Green Sidewalks

Solar powered bus stops and recycled tire sidewalks are being tested by the Chicago Department of Transportation. Will they make the cut?

Chicago's Video Game Influence

Online gaming magazine Gamasutra just released the final installment of its five-part series on Chicago game studios. The final stop is Midway.

Shop at Threadless

Fairly soon, you'll be able to shop at Threadless in person (besides stopping by their Ravenswood headquarters, that is). The first store has been spied at 3011 N Broadway, the old Leather on Leather Ltd. location in Wrigleyville.

Spend All Night With Gurlesque Burlesque

What are you doing Thursday the 28th? Spending it with your other fave GB crew, Gurlesque Burlesque. These sexy performers will start the night at Sidetrack at 9 p.m. then head to up to Crew for shots, specials and a DJ set from our own Kris Vire. Show up for a chance to win tix to Gurlesque Burlesque January sextravaganza featuring Margaret Cho!

Robots in the Library

Wired has a brief story about the robots being used at Chicago State University to retrieve and shelve materials at the library's storage facility.

You are interviewed

Over at Centerstage: an (anonymous) interview with the artists behind the long-running You Are Beautiful art project.

Squatting on Hester

Devin Hester is a top contender for Rookie of the Year, but the contest to squat on his name on the web has already been won, apparently by these guys. At least second place, DevinHester.net, was nabbed by someone local.

From Hannukah To Boxing Day

Sara Paretsky has a great blog post about her journey from Hannukah in Kansas to Boxing Day in Chicago.

Foie gras ban continues to be ignored

The Sun-Times reports that despite the citywide ban on foie gras, a number of restaurants are intent on serving up the delicacy for New Year's Eve patrons. One chef even comes up with a good word to describe the restaurants flouting the law: "duckeasies".

Another Chicago building in edible form

If you're hungry for more Chicago-themed gingerbread houses after seeing the Francisco Brown Line stop, feast your eyes on a gingerbread version of the Pilgrim Baptist Church, the Louis Sullivan church that suffered a fire in January. Some design notes and photos are up at the builder's blog.

Scared of Santa Again

If you're looking for a holiday laugh, check out the Tribune's reader-submitted "Scared of Santa" photo gallery. (Link pops due to window resizing.)

Holiday Food Goodness at Kitchen Chicago

Kitchen Chicago has gracefully opened its cafe for a chance for customers to sample some of the incredibly tasty treats that come from its kitchen: pie from the Hoosier Mama Pie Company, scones from SconeWild, and truffles too! Can't choose? Try the "Taste Of Kitchen Chicago" with a bit of all of the above. Plus free coffee with any purchase -- it's open Friday and Saturday from 11am-5pm at 4664 N Manor, just steps from Lawrence Ave. and the Brown Line.

Holiday Choose Your Own Adventure

A seasonal diversion from Schadenfreude & AlphaZeta.

Away in a Manger

Posting will be light(er) here on Merge for the next few days, as most of the staff is scattered to the winds, visiting family and friends. Hope you have a very happy holiday!

Case Settled, Journalist's Notes Protected, First Amendment Untested

The First Amendment lawsuit against online journalist Jamie Kalven has now officially been dropped [starts on bottom]. Kalven refused to hand over his notes about a police brutality case, testing journalistic privilege for online reporters; however, because a settlement was reached between the city and the woman alleging abuse, the First Amendment issue was never fully tested.

Transmission Contest: Who's a VIP?

The short answer is: you. The long answer is: whoever follows the steps over at Transmission.

Transmission Feature: Chicago Roots

It's not hard to think that Chicago's musical past is still very much actively influencing bands today, but the Chicago History Museum has made it much easier to explore that history in a new exhibit, "Chicago Roots Music." Check out the Transmission feature today to learn more about how everything from the pulpit to the street corner has influenced our local sound.

Dave Matthews Band could be Number Two

The Cubs are trying to set up a new pair of live concerts at Wrigley Field. These concerts, the second in two years, would be on Fourth of July weekend of next year, and would feature the Dave Matthews Band. Insert your own joke about 800 pounds of human waste here.

The Nativity News

Hey, remember how the City decided not to show the trailer for The Nativity Story at the Christkindlmarket back in November? Well, a church group apparently decided it was important to take a stand, so it's now showing on a continuous loop at the fair, although with the sound off. And 32 Baby Jesuses, stolen from nativity scenes around the city, turned up in a St. Symphorosa Church parishoner's yard, sorted by design.

"Good King Lovie Smith"

Some revised Christmas Carols for you, mostly Chicago-related, courtesy of the Beachwood Reporter.

Go Green

Know anyone who's living the green lifestyle? Chicago Magazine wants to hear about them. Nominate people for the Green Awards.

Another Vote for the Big Box Ordinance

The Wal-Mart in south suburb Evergreen Park sold a woman a Microsoft Zune full of gay pornography.

Find A Spot

ParkWhiz is another site to help you find a parking spot, with a rating system and distance gauge -- find a parking garage within a five-minute walk of your destination, for instance. They're rolling out a new "marketplace" early next year, which will allow drivers to reserve and pay for parking spaces in participating garages online, well before they arrive at the ticket box.

Book Club: Holiday Book Bash

What happens when you get together a bunch of authors, their books, a silent auction and a dinner buffet? Judging by the Holiday Book Bash 2006, not a whole lot. This week's Book Club feature offers some suggestions to better this ho-hum literary event, made even more disappointing by its ample ticket price. (Number one suggestion? Nix the Roeper invite.)

Another Day, Another CTA Problem

Expect trouble tonight if you're heading out on the Orange Line train to Midway, or the Green Line. Around noon today, an Orange Line train derailed on the northbound tracks near the Roosevelt Road station. Around 150 people were safely evacuated via the fire department's "snorkel basket" (who knew?), and no one was seriously hurt, but commuting is not going to be pretty tonight.

Moto imitates Morimoto

Chef Homaro Cantu, founder of the adventurous Fulton Market restaurant Moto (you can eat the menu!) and Ben Roche, Moto's pastry chef, will be on Iron Chef America at the end of January (via Hungry Magazine).

Daley Remembered

The Sun-Times remembers the first Mayor Daley today as we near the 30th anniversary of his death. They've reprinted both the original story and Mike Royko's tribute, which ran the day after his death. (The tribute is also printed in the 1988 editon of Royko's Boss, which I expect all of you to be reading for January's Book Club.)

Transmission Contest: Utah Carol redux

pssst! Look over at Transmission. (In fact, you may want to keep checking all week long.)

Tut's final days

Don't forget, the Field Museum's King Tut exhibition closes on January 1. The show has been wildly popular, and to accommodate an expected final rush of visitors the museum will extend its visiting hours for the last two weeks of the exhibit.

No, We Don't Take Myrrh (or Discover)

Good to know that even Jesus has trouble shopping for some of his relatives this time of year. Check him out as he hits the Mag Mile. [via and by]

FountainCam Redux

The Tribune picks up on the story of security cameras installed atop the Crown Fountain, a story that was first posted at Chicago Carless. Millennium Park director Ed Uhlir is quoted in the story as saying that the cameras are only temporary until they can install a more permanent solution next summer. UPDATE: "Millennium Park cameras removed after outcry"

Experience Quimby's from Your Computer

I don't know how many times I've been to the Quimby's site, but I'd never noticed the "live at quimby's" section until this morning. It has audio recordings from almost two-dozen events, although the one I really wanted to hear (Al Burian) is broken.

Great Lakes Safe and Open for Now

The Coast Guard's plan to establish 34 permanent live-fire zones in the Great Lakes has been withdrawn due to citizen concerns.

Night Life in Chicago

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Stitch into the new year...

...at Stitchfest 2, held January 1, 2007, from noon to midnight. Join other crafty folks (and your tools; they'll supply the yarn) in a show of support for the Chicago Rape Crisis Hotline. More in Slowdown.

The hot 100

Pitchfork's top 100 tracks of 2006 list is up.

What Would Jesus Bomb?

Anybody else spot these anti-war posters mimicking T-Mobile's "Fave 5" campaign on the Red Line this weekend?

Deck the halls with DJ Lo-Fi

The most recent episode of Chicago Public Radio's Sound Opinions featured their annual visit from DJ Lo-Fi, aka Andy Cirzan, who played the most amazing Christmas mix of obscure songs from his record collection. His 2006 holiday mix is now available for downloading at the Chicago Public Radio Website for you to use at your Christmas party. And for some more great Christmas songs, don't forget to check out this week's Out of 5.

City Spits on Crown Fountain

Mike at Chicago Carless noticed that, sometime recently, the City installed security cameras on top of Crown Fountain.

The CTA in Gingerbread Form

You must see Wendy McClure's rendering of the Francisco brown line CTA station in gingerbread. It has everything, right down to its peppermint turnstile. I wish my CTA commute could be this yummy.

Where Will Finkl Go?

A. Finkl and Sons Co., the steel company located in the thick of the booming north side, recently announced it will be acquired by a German steel firm. Finkl simultaneously announced that it will build a new plant. Will it stay in Chicago, and what will happen with its current site?

The Life of a City Squirrel

UIC biologist Joel Brown wants to know how squirrels survive the dangers of city life in Chicago.

Santas In Chicago

Ever wonder what it would look like if a bunch of Santas took over Michigan Ave?

The Laboratory Influence

Crain's provides an interesting profile of the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools and their business and political influence. Bonus: Parker and Latin alumni get a little catty.

They Beat Us To It

Some of you may know that Naz and I are the guys behind El Boton (limited edition pins make a great gift, by the way). We're a bit jealous, therefore, that Coudal Partners beat us to this great idea.

Political Stock-picker

Via the comments on RotSC: Prediction markets for the 2007 aldermanic races, powered by locally based Inkling Markets.

Chicago Fashion Legitimized by NY Times

I know, I know: I'm a little slow getting through Sunday New York Timeses. In case you're even slower than me, Mayor Daley's appointment of "fashion czar" Melissa Turner was recognized in the Magazine section as one of the Ideas of 2006.

In Memoriam

Chicago Bauhaus Studios master craftsman Berthold Schwaiger passed away this week. (Thanks, Brenda.)

Lucky dog

Today's feel-good story: a golden retriever named Sam who ran away from his home in Florida two years ago was found in McHenry County this week. The dog's owner flew into O'Hare last night, picked Sam up at the airport, and took him back home to Florida.

Is Something Awry in Bearsland?

The house of Chicago Bears defensive linebacker Tank Johnson was raided today. No one's talking about what went down, but a man was led from the home in handcuffs and "items sought in the warrant were recovered inside the home." [Update: Johnson has been charged with firearms violations.]

Lies, Damned Lies, and...

Peter Bernstein's fifteen-year statistical analysis of the relationship between the Cubs' winning records and the yearly increase in ticket prices suggests that after the abysmal 2006 season, prices should remain basically the same next year. I'm willing to bet that between the Tribune Company's woes and the front office's free-spending offseason activity, the statistics won't hold.

Chuck's Tree

Evanston-based Pop Matters has a great story about the making of "A Charlie Brown Christmas."

Like MovieFone, But Faster

Jellyvision has launched the "Daily Dis or Dat," a quick flash trivia game based on their popular "You Don't Know Jack" series. Press buttons and win (virtual) cash!

Choose Your Own Card-venture

If you're just not finding a card that says it all for you, then why not fill in your own words? Loaded Blanks are a series of cards created by two Chicagoans: cartoonist Ezra Claytan Daniels and punk rocker Heather Kortan and drawn by young cartoonists where you can fill in the speech bubbles for the characters and items depicted on the front and inside.
Themes range from a spelunking Santa to a Hanukkah journey to that one card perfect for the Apocalypse. You can find them at Chicago stores Chicago Comics, Quimby's Books and Women and Children First as well as online.

Transmission Feature: Give This

The crunch is on for holiday gift giving, and what better to give to your Chicago music lover than Chicago music that they'll love? Check out the Transmission staff's picks for musical gifts for nearly every situation. Got a baby mama, a dub lover, a live music rocker or a Chicago noob on your list? We've got you covered.

Taco Town

New City Chicago is running a neat rundown of tacos in the city. It has some of the best-known, as well as many places that are a bit off the beaten path.

Who Could Have Known?

Marshall Field's shoppers haven't been shopping at Macy's on State, which hasn't gone unnoticed by Federated Department Stores. They're reaching out with coupons and newspaper ads, but it's probably too late to salvage this holiday season. Meanwhile, the folks at Fieldsfanschicago.org are encouraged.

Falling Concrete Snarls Commute

Concrete at a construction site hurt multiple pedestrians late this afternoon, but luckily none seriously. The cleanup, however, is hurting the evening commute, especially southbound buses in the Loop. A street closure at State and Randolph is forcing multiple routes, including the No.10, No.29, No.36, No.62, No.144 and No.146 to be rerouted. Northbound buses are not affected, according to the CTA. Update: The Trib's reporting that bus reroutes have been restored to normal, as of 6pm.

What Was Your Favorite Book of 2006?

At the Gapers Block Book Club, we want to know, "What was your favorite book that you read this year?" Maybe you rediscovered an old classic, were introduced to a great new writer, or read the book you think should have won that fancy literary award. Whatever it was, tell us about your favorite book read in 2006. Just tell us the title, the author and why you liked it in 150 words or less, and send it to bookclub[at]gapersblock.com before December 25. Responses will be published in our December 27 book club feature.

The Last Four Miles

Friends of the Parks has proposed a plan to connect the chain of lakeshore parks along the South Side, buying property and creating an archipelago of islands where the lakefront is built up.

Book Club: 2006 Fiction Review

2006 has been a properous year for fiction. With contributions from heavyweights like Ray Bradbury and George Saunders, newcomers like Todd Dills, and indies like Joe Meno and Sara Gruen, the city is certain to have produced something for everyone. To touch just the tip of Chicago's newest fiction, visit the GB Book Club page for the second half of our annual year-in-review.

Here comes the Ghet!

Over at the Chicago Reader food blog, there's news of an interesting culinary arrival in Chicago: The Ghetto Gourmet, an "underground dining experience" that's been going on in California for the last few years (SF Chronicle article on the Ghet). Unfortunately, the two Chicago dates are already sold out, but if you want to get alerts for any upcoming dates you'll probably want to sign up for the Ghet's mailing list on their Website.

Another National Museum

In other Pilsen news, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum has a new name: The National Museum of Mexican Art.

WBEZ's 2007 Schedule

After much controversy, WBEZ released its 2007 schedule last month. It's important to note that music, the focus of most of the debate, was not eliminated. The Tribune provides an opinionated but informative summary.

Obama Makes with the Funny

If you were watching that killer Bears v. Rams game last night on ESPN's Monday Night Football. Your heart might have jumped a bit when Senator Barack Obama came on to address viewers. It was just a tease of course, which ended with the donning of a Bears cap and a big smile. Catch it [YouTube].

YoChicago's Pilsen Week

YoChicago is dedicating much of this week's coverage to Pilsen, with reviews, real estate coverage, and much more. Their YouTube Pilsen playlist is especially worth checking out.

Scrum Over Scrabble

Hey, just a reminder that GB staffers will be getting together at the Black Rock this Friday for the holiday edition of our monthly Get-Together. Now that we know that the bar exists solely to support a rugby team, we'll be putting together a quick scrimmage in the back room. Join us!

Rookie of the Year

Congratulations to Bears Safety Devin Hester, who now has two NFL records under his belt: a tie for longest return from earlier this season, and now the most returns for touchdowns in a single season. He ran back two in last night's win against the Rams.

Forget That It's a School Night

Biannual publication AREA Chicago is holding a fundraiser at Danny's Tavern, 1951 W. Dickens, tonight from 10pm to 2am. It's free to get in, but 25 percent of the bar proceeds will go to AREA -- so drink up!

Super Bowl Mumble

Chicago Magazine has posted the lyrics and a video for "The Super Bowl Mumble," this year's smash-hit update of the "Super Bowl Shuffle."

Vote Early, Vote Once a Day

The 2006 Weblog Awards nominees have been announced, and there are two local sites among them: Glorious Noise for Best Music Blog and The Becker-Posner Blog for Best Law Blog. You can vote for them and/or any others once a day from now until the 15th. (Thanks, Jake.)

NPR spotlights Threadless

As their catalog and network of designers and friends increases, so too the public profile of Chicago-based Threadless. On today's "Morning Edition," NPR ran a business profile of the online company's success and popularity.

Trim the Tree, Southpaw-Style

(Or Rachel Ray-style, or Stacy Keach-style.) You've only got six days remaining to bid on anything that strikes your fancy in the Tribune's celebrity ornament auction.

Daley the 1st Lives Again on Stage (And Radio)

Hizzoner, the play, has been running at the Prop Thtr on Elston since springtime. Marking the 30th anniversary of his death, Weekend Edition runs an excerpt of Neil Giuntoli's rendition of Richard J. Daley.

Page Six on the Page (Not the Screen)

Jersey boy Mark Fitzgerald sure is happy to see the New York Post available in Chicago: it serves, he says, "as transportation" to the Big Apple, even as it "packs the same kind of sticker shock as searching for a hotel room in Manhattan."

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Weiner

In the spirit of the season, fRedhots, the other specialty-sausage-store-punning-on-the-owner's-name, is serving reindeer sausages.

Pop Over to Pops

Looking for something to do tonight? Head over to Pops for Champagne tonight after 9pm -- they're celebrating their 25th anniversary and the grand opening of their new location, 601 N. State in the Tree Studios building. Jazz Conspiracy performs, and lots of champagne will be served (duh).

Shooting Downtown

Three people were shot on an upper floor of the Ogilvie Transportation Center, leading to a lockdown of the building. If you take Metra from that station, you might want to dawdle awhile or take the CTA, which is honoring Metra passes. (Thanks, Carrie!)

Call for Nominations: 35 Under 35

The Community Renewal Society is requesting nominations for their 35 Under 35 Leadership Awards. This Chicagoland-oriented award recognizes individuals under the age of 35 who are "using fresh approaches to tackle pressing social issues."

Believe it or not, Chicago's gallows auctioned off

There was a macabre item up for auction this week: the Cook County gallows, which was built in 1887 for hanging some of the men convicted for the Haymarket Square riot. The Chicago History Museum wanted to purchase the item for their collection, but they were beat out for the item by the San-Francisco-based Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum. No word on where the gallows will be displayed, although a spokesperson for Ripley's promises the city's history will be a part of the ultimate display of the item.

Women, prisons, and abuse

Chicago author Sara Paretsky has a challenging piece on the great Chicago Crime Writers blog about the abuses women suffer in incarceration. One telling quote: "It costs anywhere from $30,000 to $75,000 a year to keep a person behind bars. Conservatively, that's about $6 billion a year we're spending to lock up—and, apparently, abuse—these women, most of whom are non-violent offenders."

Time for Another Vote

Looking for a time-waster? AOL Cityguide's Best of Chicago poll is open for voting -- go pick some winners.

Clash of the Titans

Following on Monday's Times article, the front page of Friday's Washington Post takes a look at the perceived power play between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton as they ponder their presidential possibilities. The dynamic between the two will be the subject of much scrutiny in coming months -- to the chagrin of some Democrats, who worry it will overshadow their legislative agenda. With "Don't tell Mama I'm for Obama" emerging as an unofficial slogan, Clinton and her camp are said to be surprised by her would-be rival's rise; fellow Illinois senator Dick Durbin responds, "'They ain't seen nothing yet.'"

Valet Secrets

The Trib takes a look at valet parking. Apparently I've been undertipping for years.

Let the Revisions Begin!

Now that Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire is moving closer to its groundbreaking, the project is changing.

Transmission Feature: Chicago mp3 blogs

It's way too cold to leave the comfort of your computer today, so click over to Transmission to read about our favorite Chicago mp3 blogs. There's a plea for dancing, a tasty mountain, a love of jam (bands), cake, polka, sunsets, cover songs and links to lots of music you'll want to hear before everyone else does.

Tracking the Tracked

From the team behind the political aggregator Real Clear Politics comes BuzzTracker -- as if you needed another way to keep up on celebrities. (To be fair, you can track lots of other stuff, too.)

Eating on Someone Else's Dime

Chicagoist did some investigating into the Channel 5's LeeAnn Trotter departure from the station "Good Eats" segments and ethical concerns regarding her restaurant "reviews." [Correction/Update: Trotter's not leaving the station, and Chicagoist has a follow-up story up now.]

You almost feel sorry for the Sun-Times when CJR Daily goes after its business section, accusing it of shilling for The Man. After all, this isn't the first time. Then you think, wait a sec -- this is a major newspaper in an international business center, and you get over it.

Know Any Orson Welles Fans?

Or fans of Nicholas Cage, Yoshiyuki Tomino, or US drug laws? Just in time for the holidays, you can bid on four very special autographed movie posters and benefit the Chicago International Film Festival. The auction runs until 15 December.

Cold + Precipitation + Tall Buildings = Trouble

What's the appropriate course of action when you see a "Beware of Falling Ice" sign? The Tribune helps you avoid an icicle in the head.

Beyond Education Sound Bites

If you'd like to know more about the Chicago Public Schools than what you can discern from short, mass media pieces, check out Catalyst Chicago, the local outpost of the urban education magazine. Be certain to visit the guide to CPS and research sections, which provide original content and links to research institutions.

NYC Beats Chicago to a Fat Ban

Well, we might have been the first city to propose a ban on the use of trans fats in restaurants, but we're not the first to pass legislation.

Drag ends, greatest hits begin

It's a big weekend for the Neo-Futurists. Their current prime time show, Drag, has its final weekend, and they begin their annual two weeks of greatest hits from their long-running show Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind. So if you like either drag shows or compilations of really good (but really short) plays, you know where to go.

Latin Kings King Collared

The Feds busted at least 21 members of the South Side Latin Kings gang -- including its "Supreme Inca," Fernando "Ace" King.

Aldermanic Debate

We don't normally carry a column over from one week to the next, but Richard Carnahan has the week off and his column from last week is still generating discourse -- including comments from one of the aldermanic candidates mentioned. So it's staying up.

2006 Chicago Nonfiction in Review

On the Gapers Block Book Club blog we are beginning our second annual year-end review of books published about Chicago or by local writers. This week's feature lists notable nonfiction titles published in 2006, including books by Barack Obama, Rick Kogan, Roger Ebert and many more. Then check back next week for our Chicago fiction round-up.

Art in America

United States Artists, a new nonprofit arts organization, announced its first round of $50,000 fellowship awards, and two Chicagoans are on the list: Nick Cave (no, not that one, this one) and Chris Ware.

The Reason for the Season

"Put Marduk back into Zagmuk."

Packing Them In

The New York Times continues its slow discovery of how great Chicago is with its latest installment, the West Loop.

Attendance is Optional

Optional Events is a colorfully presented event calendar, with more of an activist bent to the listings.

Matt's Law Coalition

Following the recent sentencing of an Urbana woman who killed a cyclist while driving and downloading a ringtone to her cellphone, the parents of Matt Wilhelm the deceased, have started a coalition to lobby for a law and education to reduce distracted driving. Looks like that cellphone ban hasn't been working out too well.

"How cool would it be to have Quidditch at Soldier Field?"

Plans are underway for a Harry Potter conference in Chicago in August 2008. It looks like it will be organized by these people.

Posh Gifts

I miss its old location on Southport, and I wish it still carried more real restaurant china instead of reproductions, but I still love P.O.S.H. Where else in the city can you find a cat butt plate and a vintage Italian army belt?

Meeting the Faces Behind Moving Beyond Congestion

A reminder of something we've posted before: the CTA, Pace, and Metra have teamed up to request more money from the state for public transit infrastructure at movingbeyondcongestion.com. They've announced the public meetings where citizens can provide feedback on the effort; here's the calendar. (Note to CTA et al: It'd be nice to have at least one "community dialogue" at an evening time too, not just from 1 - 2 pm.)

Wooden Chicago, Model Trains

I'm not a big fan of holiday schmaltz, but the Winter Wonderland exhibit at the Chicago Botanical Gardens is actually worth it. They've built elaborate recreations of Chicago landmarks using twigs, leaves, acorns, nuts, and other natural elements. Unlike art in other venues, there's a visceral reaction: it smells fantastic and is permeated by the sound of running water and model trains. Plus, the greenhouses are open in the new Regenstein Center if you want to feel tropical despite the cold temperatures. There's something neat about looking at cactus when the ground around you is covered in snow.

Give a Little Piece of Chicago for Xmas

Now you can shop for Chicago skyline ornaments, calendars and El map neckties from the warm comfort of your computer. Three City of Chicago stores have gone online to bring you Chicago-themed holiday items, apparel, audio and video, and even some relics from the city's past including wares from the Cultural Center, Gallery 37 and the City of Chicago store on Pearson. Proceeds from sales support the Department of Cultural Affairs, free public programming and the programs of Gallery 37.

CSO Returns to the Airwaves

Gramophone reports that the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is recording albums again -- under its own label, CSO Resound. January's release of Mahler's Symphony No. 3 with the Chicago Symphony Chorus and mezzo Michelle DeYoung will be the first since 2001, and will be available on iTunes. The CSO also announced a return to radio broadcast in '07 with the debut of the BP Chicago Symphony Orchestra Radio Broadcast Series on WFMT. Read the official press release here.

A final recommendation

On the Chicago Reader's food blog, they report that on the night before he died, New York Times writer R.W. Apple, Jr. sent an email to colleague Jill Santopietro in response to her request for examples of great American pancakes. Apple recommended the pancakes at the Bongo Room. Santopietro tried them and reported in the Sunday Times: "As was often the case with food, Apple was right."

Local Product, Small Business, Xmas Season?

If you have any of the above, perhaps you might want to advertise here on GB on our new-ish Text Ads. We've got spots open for December, so why not get the word out about your goods or services, just in time for the holiday season?

Protest Diplomacy on 59th Street

The upheaval surrounding the recent Mexican inauguration has played itself out locally, albeit more peacefully. Although Chicago hosts an official consulate for the country, supporters of the PRD opposition have set up an "alternate" to what they see as an outpost of the Calderon government. With over 1.5M persons of Mexican descent living in the area, such a move could have an impact on the country's political landscape. NPR's Cheryl Corley has more.

Not a City of Chicago Headline

Apparently, it's news when there's graffiti in Blue Island.

An Obama By Any Other Name

As the Hardball discourse picks up on to the fact that Hussein holds the middle position between Barack and Obama, Maureen Dowd asks, "What's in a name?" [sub. reqd.]

"Woman" is Sentenced for Cyclist's Death

Jennifer Stark of Urbana kills a cyclist while downloading a ringtone on her phone while driving. She gets the maximum penalty... for improper lane usage! Six months probation, $1K fine and traffic school. Oh yeah, she has a myspace. A bizarre, tragic and ridiculous event.

Nice Holiday Cards

Picked out your holiday cards yet? If not, consider a set created by one of the students in Marwen's after-school art education program. (Thanks, Maureen!)

Snow Day

While you were asleep, it snowed. Then it snowed again, and it's still snowing. The Illinois Department of Transportation has asked Chicago area residents to not get on the roads if it's not necessary. Many schools are closed and most flights from O'Hare are canceled. Stay home, Chicago, but if you cannot, the CTA and Metra are running mostly on time.

Don't forget the taquerias

In this week's Reader, you will find the last part of a 6-part series by local writer David Hammond on authentic regional Mexican food in Chicago. EatChicago.net has links to all 6 parts, along with a rousing essay on how our Mexican cuisine always seems to get overlooked by food critics (and even Chicago residents!) looking for eating options.

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Thanks for asking this midgetgem ???? was going to ask the same sort of question myself. Always handy to know ?????? X

Need help with different types of plants

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Hi yes I have just found it thank you for reminding me of it. Will be having a look through it

No private club

Posted: 06/04/2013 at 14:55
Welcome back flowerbird, I feel what your saying dovefromabove & tinaturner. Even though I am 24 I am nearly 39 weeks pregnant & am having to tell myself to take more regular breaks.
But I am always find something else in the garden that needs pulling up or doing! Will be glad when this baby is here so I can go back to my old ways & just get on with it!

I do love my gardening also I hope everybody is making the most of this gorgeous sun some of us seem to be having especially down here in the south!

Need help with different types of plants

Posted: 06/04/2013 at 14:48

Thank you everybody for all your recommendations! I have made a list along with tips & am hoping to go out & vist my local garden centre today to see if I can find any of the plants
will hopefully buy some

Need help with different types of plants

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That is a lovely looking plants will defiantly be on the look out for that one. I love the colour & the fact it will help attract wildlife thanks for that

Need help with different types of plants

Posted: 06/04/2013 at 10:59
Hi Hollie hock

That is exactly what I am having trouble with, I know joe said on gardeners world 2 episodes ago about planting boarders that ideally you have plants for each season. I.e spring, summer, autumn & winter but its proving difficult for me with soil clay to find anything that fits into any of those category's unless its the usual spring bulbs.

Need help with different types of plants

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Hi I am wondering if you lovely people can think of any plants/shrubs that will grow or do well in a clay like soil. My garden is part shady but not all through the day (so does get a little sun in the boarders) during the afternoon! I have searched the Internet and a few books but I have found nothing that is striking. Am hoping to get a list so I can get to the garden centre & start planting in the next few weeks (if the weather stays) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance Jem x

It Is Not Spring Yet !!!

Posted: 18/02/2013 at 14:56
Well I still have hope for my sweet peas yet then thanks for that jean just made my day feel a bit more positive knowing it hasn't been a waste of time buying the sweet peas from pound shop.
May also try some of their bulbs & plants. after all if some take then great I have got some plants for a ?? but if not then its not too disheartening!

It Is Not Spring Yet !!!

Posted: 18/02/2013 at 14:22
It's lovely & sunny here! Cold in the shade but once in the sun it's 7c no rain either have planted some spring bulbs in the front of my garden where the soil in a lot more free draining. Raked up the leaves on the front grass & generally tided up the front garden including de weeding.
The back garden is a different story, it's boggy, with clay soil so nearly Impossible to do anything. So I suppose I'll have to wait until its a lot more dryer before I attempt to put anything in the raised beds.
Oo and I have also sowed my first lot of sweet pea's (I know I should have waited but will see how they get on) the seeds were only from the pound shop so not expecting too much
Enjoy your day what ever your doing

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Issue 103: Scan Ban

That’s a pretty disturbing statistic published in the Archives of Internal Medicine. It just adds to the controversy stirring around CT (computed tomography) scan use. A tipping point that led to more investigation of CT scan use was this: General Electric applying for approval of CT scans as tests for colon cancer. It’s a request made because, even though the practice of screening healthy patients with CT scans has become commonplace, many insurers are hesitant to pay for the scans.

The FDA moved to approve GE’s request—until agency scientists had objections. They said that the increased cancer risk from CT scans’ radiation would outweigh any potential benefits. Gastroenterologist and former FDA consultant Julian Nicholas—who trained at Oxford University and the Mayo Clinic—was one of those objecting. He wrote in an e-mail that approval would “expose a number of Americans to a risk of radiation that is unwarranted and may lead to instances of solid organ abdominal cancer.”

That didn’t set too well. Nicholas says, “I was first ignored, then pressured to change my scientific opinion, and when I refused to do that, I was intimidated and ultimately terminated.”

Nicholas wasn’t alone in questioning the safety of CT scans. FDA medical officer Dr. Robert Smith of Yale and Cornell Universities said, “The increased radiation exposure to the population could be substantial and would raise a serious public health/public policy issue.” Smith’s input was dismissed, too.

At present, approval for G.E.’s request is still pending.

The scientists have cause for concern, though. The average American is exposed to seven times more non-therapeutic radiation than in 1980—due largely to the popularity of CT scans which expose patients to as much radiation as 400 chest x-rays. Additionally, the number of CT scans in the U.S. has increased from three million per year in 1980 to 70 million today. Scientists say that this extra radiation exposure kills 14,500 people a year and may be responsible for 29.000 new cases of cancer annually.

More people are paying extra attention to scan usage, too. California’s governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has signed a bill that requires hospitals and clinics to record radiation doses for CT scans and to report any overdoses to patients and their doctors. Why? Hundreds of patients who underwent brain scans for stroke in 2008 and 2009 were overdosed. For example, in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles alone, 269 patients received up to eight times the radiation expected—overdosing that continued for 18 months before the hospital discovered it. Five other California hospitals had higher than expected radiation doses given to patients.

Likewise, the New York Times reported that excessive radiation doses were given to more than 400 patients, including some at Huntsville Hospital in Alabama, who got up to 13 times the expected amount. Those who received the high doses of radiation reported a variety of symptoms, including hair loss, mental confusion, headaches and memory loss. Those folks also face a higher risk of brain damage and cancer.

Prior studies indicate that up to one-third of CT scans are unnecessary or can be replaced with less risky—and less expensive—tests. Experts believe that 20 million adults and more than one million children are receiving unnecessary CT scans each year.

CT scans aren’t the only sources of excessive radiation, though. For example, mammograms emit radiation, too, that exposes the heart and breast tissue to dangerous ionizing radiation that directly causes DNA damage, which can lead to increased cancer risk. Dr. John Gofman, an authority on the health effects of ionizing radiation, estimates that 75% of breast cancer could be prevented by avoiding or minimizing exposure to ionizing radiation—from mammography, x-rays and other medical or dental sources. Other means of mammography for those who choose to have it include thermography technologies (using no radiation) or even digital mammography (using a smaller dose of radiation).

When it comes to CT scans (and other radiation), here’s something to think about. The New England Journal of Medicine found that survivors of the 1945 atomic bombs faced significant increases in lifetime cancer risk, but they also found that the levels of radiation the atomic bomb survivors were exposed to by the bombings is equivalent to receiving only two or three CT scans.

No wonder there could be a growing scan ban.

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Museum Names Michael Van Valkenburgh to Redesign Monks Garden

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum announced that Michael Van Valkenburgh has been commissioned to redesign its Monks Garden, the cloistered garden adjacent to the historic building and connected to the exterior gardens surrounding the Museum's new wing designed by Renzo Piano. Mr. Van Valkenburgh is founder and president of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, one of the nation's leading landscape architecture firms, with offices in Cambridge, MA and Brooklyn, NY.

"The Monks Garden is the heart of the Museum's outdoor spaces—visible from within both the new wing and the historic building and steeped in history and meaning. Among the world's leading landscape architects, Michael Van Valkenburgh's work combines an artist's perspective and a love of plants in the making of a garden," said Anne Hawley, Norma Jean Calderwood Director of the Museum.

Reflecting on the potential for the garden to expand the experience of the Museum, Mr. Van Valkenburgh said, "I share with Isabella Stewart Gardner a love of horticulture and art. The redesign of the Monks Garden is a wonderful opportunity to bring these two interests together. I look forward to working with the Gardner staff to create a memorable and enduring garden and a place Bostonians will hopefully cherish."

His work has earned multiple honors, including the American Society of Landscape Architects' (ASLA) Design Excellence Award for the Alumnae Valley Landscape Restoration at Wellesley College, a 2008 ASLA Design Honor Award for the Boston Children's Museum Plaza, and a 1994 Preservation Honor Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation for the Harvard Yard Restoration. Recent work includes Teardrop Park in New York City, Bailey Plaza at Cornell University, and Brooklyn Bridge Park, in Brooklyn.

As part of the historic campus, the Monks Garden now holds a special place of higher visibility and prominence for the visitors, thanks to the reorientation of the Museum's front entrance and the addition of a wing which includes a transparent first floor, as well as the expanded exterior gardens that will open to the public this summer. Historically, the Monks Garden was a warm season destination for visitors, although it was visible from the Chinese Loggia, East Cloister, and the former Gardner Café.

The Monks Garden has been a part of the Museum since its opening in 1903 and still bears the same footprint as it did in Gardner's day, but the plantings have changed over the last century. Originally Isabella Gardner installed the Monks Garden in an Italianate style with tall, vertical evergreen trees in rows along part of the main walk and along the edge of the brick wall. Over time she added a large pergola covered with vines and the beds along the pergola were planted with flowers.

Following her death, the Garden was replanted by the Museum's first director, Morris Carter, whose most significant changes were accomplished in 1941 when he notes simply "Monks Garden completely rebuilt by W. C. Curtis, Sudbury." Curtis, not well known today, created a Japanese-style garden with New England wildflower beds. By the 1970s, the Monks Garden was reconceived as part of a campus plan by Sasaki Associates and it was re-graded and a layered planting of trees, shrubs and ground covers was installed along the wide bluestone path edged by wooden benches. This is the look that contemporary visitors will remember of the Monks Garden. As recently as the 2000s, the Monks Garden included overgrown rhododendrons and Bradford Pear trees. Today, the Garden boasts three older trees: a katsura tree, a honeylocust, and a pine. The site was prepared for the redesign as part of the construction of the Piano-designed wing.

For the new design, the Gardner Museum has asked Van Valkenburgh to create a space that will offer year-round interest while also harmonizing with the interior spaces of the historic building and the new Piano-designed wing. The new Garden will be a destination for quiet contemplation, strolling, relaxing and informal gatherings.

Mr. Van Valkenburgh's firm was chosen after a search that involved national and international candidates. Working with Charles Waldheim, Consulting Curator of Landscape, and Robert Campbell, architecture critic and consultant, the Gardner Museum's new building committee with the Director Anne Hawley selected top candidates from a list of nominees. The committee visited gardens by these candidates before choosing MVVA for the commission.

The newly designed Monks Garden is expected to open to the public in 2013.

Mr. Van Valkenburgh is the founding principal of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc., Landscape Architects, a firm of 55 staff members, with offices in Brooklyn, NY and in Cambridge, MA. Throughout his work as a designer, professional, and educator, he has championed the experiential possibilities of the living landscape and the potential for landscape methodologies to influence urban development in ways that promote social and environmental sustainability. In addition to leading MVVA, he is currently the Charles Eliot Professor in Practice of Landscape Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. Van Valkenburgh is a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects and a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome. He was the recipient of the 2010 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in Architecture, the 2003 National Design Award in Environmental Design awarded by the Smithsonian Institution's Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, and the 2011 American Society of Landscape Architects Design Medal.


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Des Plaines Party Rentals, Tents Rentals, IL

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Dearborn Party Favors, Decorations, MI

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Dipped in Decadence Oak Park, MI, (248) 506-9415
We offer decadent treats for all occasions: Gourmet Caramel Apples, chocolate covered strawberries, pretzels, jumbo marshmallows, cake pops and Oreos. 39 views in the past three months.
Gags & Gifts Party Warren, MI,
Gags & Gifts Party has a wide selection of fun party supplies. We keep in stock almost anything you could need for throwing any kind of party. 43 views in the past three months.
Go Balloonies West Bloomfield, MI, (248) 788-5004
Party Decorations: Go Balloonies has been decorating events for the Detroit community since 1988. Providing arrangements of balloons for floor / table bouquets, dance floor balloon drops, arches as well as fabric / ribboned dance floors. 49 views in the past three months.
Modern Art CL Clawson, MI, (248) 399-6618
Chair Covers, Linen, Chivari Chairs, Decoration Rental. 70 views in the past three months.
Neon Trim Corporation Ferndale, MI, (248) 545-6660
Light up your event with the newest in high-tech lighting - Flexalights by Neon Trim!
Party America Warren, MI, (586) 558-7600
Party Favors: Party America offers a wide selection of inexpensively priced balloons, costumes and more. Rent or lease with us! We have buying options, too.
Party Works Livonia, MI, (734) 462-6465
We provide special event and party decor, including balloons, floral (fresh & permanent), props, signs, lighting, and fabric. We decorate; you celebrate!
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Personalized wrappers and favors for any type of candy. Great for showers and weddings. Send your guests home with a personalized favor from your special event.
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The Aspen Shops offers Gifts and Favors for all life's events.
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Party Favors: Our vast selection of favors and decorations will make your next celebration distinctive whether it's a wedding, anniversary, birthday, or graduation.
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In the words of our customers, "Zakoor Novelty is one of my favorite stores! I frequently get balloons and party accoutrements there."

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Mclean Videographers, Videography, VA

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Asian Ocean Media McLean, VA, (703) 319-0100
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Awesome Video Productions Bowie, MD, (301) 661-1482
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Bell and Barad Corporate Video Columbia, MD, (410) 696-2347
Bell and Barad is a fully operating production studio. We operate both pro-HD and Standard Definition cameras. We are able to help you conceive, produce, and edit your production. 43 views in the past three months.
Blue House Productions Silver Spring, MD, (301) 589-1001
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Capital Exposure Cheverly, MD, (571) 314-3126
Capital Exposure is a Video Production Company within the Washington DC area, making concepts come to life. 27 views in the past three months.
Capture These Moments Videography Gaithersburg, MD, (240) 313-6359
We want to be there to capture these moments for you.
Central Focus Video & Photography Laurel, MD, (301) 706-8843
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Cherish Your Memories (CYM) Video Productions Alexandria, VA, (703) 268-4997
CYM Video Productions specializes in Wedding videography, photography, and photo montages in standard and high definition. Photo restoration, movie film transfer, videotape transfer.
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Crews Control is the world leader in providing corporate and independent video producers with video crews and location production services worldwide.
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