I live in Illinois (Plainfield and formerly Naperville).  I would take UA's taxes any day of the week and twice on Sunday (and our state is going bankrupt).

+++ on the DeWalt compound  mitre saw.

$9.5M for WiFi?  I will do it for half.

Did you forget your sarcasm font or are you serious?

That is 100% correct.

Slow is as slow does.....

If they keep the core of the team (Hazard rumored to extend for $300k/week) and spend their $200m transfer money wisely, they could win the Treble.  And of course, Conte getting a new big $$ contract.

As opposed to?

UP THE CHELS!

Surly, give it a try

http://surlybrewing.com

Easy, just drive to Munster Indiana, knock on the door, and hope they have some.  

All kidding aside, when I am out in the region on business I will stop in and get some if available.  Also a great stop on the way to, or back from, Columbus (live in Chicago 'burbs)..They also have excellent food so hanging out, eating a burger, and having a couple of cold ones is one great way to kill an afternoon.

Was an excellent series, glad to hear back for a second season.

Google is your friend.

http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Teaching/Licensure

Good luck with the move!

3 Floyds Zombie Dust

https://www.3floyds.com

Stamped concrete is the way to go IMHO.  We have had decks which require a ton of maintenance.  Brick pavers are beautiful but over time can have issues as well (and very expensive dependent on brick, design, grading, etc.).  This time we went with stamped concrete and extremely happy.  

"His lawyer thought he might be able to get him out of prison" says every lawyer as he bills $$$/hour

We lived there for 17 years, both kids went to Neuqua High School (SW side of town), son played baseball there.  Great place to raise a family, lots to do, parks, downtown shopping and food/bars.  We are in Plainfield now, built a house out here in the corn fields about 3 years ago.  Son in Oswego (with granddaughter), daughter lives in the city.  Plainfield and Oswego both border Naperville.  Do you have school age kids?  Feel free to email if you want to chat or ask more about the area.  boldenburg@gmail.com 

+10000

With the kids grown up, Mrs Naperville still gets me a package of these creme filled delights every year.  Now with our new granddaughter, the baskets will come back out and I will definitely pass on this one to her.  Also looking forward to the Easter egg hunts as well.

We always did a mix of candy, toys, books CDs/DVDs.  Depends on the age they were.

Whenever Mrs. Naperville and I come to Cleveland for a game, we always opt for the Club Seats.  Good view, good food, relax before and after the game.  Also a chance to cool off if real hot (and easy access to rest rooms).  We also stay at the Ritz Carlton or Renaissance (Marriott points don't you know) and just walk over to the ball park.

Ever been to Europe/London?  Many words mean vastly different things between here and there.  Also, you obviously don't know the club scene in London/Paris/Berlin, etc..  People of all races/color can get turned away, and do, for having a thread out of place.  Most discriminate purely on look/vanity and I don't mean skin color.  Guarantee they get in if they met the dress code for that specific club.  

Three full days in Rome was enough for us.  Vatican (recommend a private tour) and the rest of the city can be covered in that time.  We stayed about 2 blocks from the Trevi Fountain which was nice.

For us, we preferred our 7 days outside of Florence (rented a villa) and get a car.  Florence is fantastic especially if you like museums/art and is a great launching point by car for Lucca, Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, etc.

If we did it again, I would have started with Rome then Florence.  We did in reverse order and wished we would have had the time to "relax" more in Florence vs. the quick pace of Rome.  YMMV

Up votes on Lucca and easily drivable from Florence if you are staying there.

Personally, I think it is a hilarious troll.  Props to the organ player!

Too each his own.  I don't think he can stand on his own IMHO.  That and his social/political crusades send me packing.  Good luck to him but I won't be listening/watching.

Welcome to 21st century journalism.

Fire when I have to but I prefer to make them quit.   I am evil that way.