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	Chicago 'L' - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Chicago Union Station, terminal for all Amtrak and HC, BNSF, MD-W, MD-N, SWS, and NCS Metra trains, is 2 blocks north of Clinton (Blue Line) station and 3 blocks west of Quincy (Loop Brown, Orange, and Purple Line) station.
		Chicago Ogilvie Transportation Center (formerly North Western Station), terminal for UP-N, UP-NW, and UP-W Metra trains, is 2 blocks south of Clinton (Green Line) station and 3 blocks west of the Washington/Wells (Loop Brown, Orange and Purple Line) station.
		Chicago Millennium Station (formerly Randolph Station), terminal for Metra Electric Line and South Shore Line trains, is 2 blocks east of Randolph/Wabash (Loop Brown, Orange, Green and Purple Line) station and is accessible through the Chicago Pedway.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Chicago_El (5662 words)

	Messengers of Peace \| 2nd Apostolic Church of Chicago (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hemos disfrutado muchas bendiciones como el bautismo de nuestra Hna.
		El grupo de jovenes (MOP) es compuesto de jovenes y doncellas solteras de la edad de 14 hasta matrimonio.
		Estos consejeros son asignados por el Pastor y confirmados por la mesa directiva de jovenes.
	www.chicago2mop.org (601 words)

	The Chicago El \| News \| The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper
		Despite the fact that Chicago's El is big, loud, dirty, and dark, people in Chicago clamor to live near it, and streets that are served by El stops--even those dark and gloomy streets under the El--are vibrant and alive.
		The El is an economic engine that brings life to the neighborhoods it serves, and it serves a social purpose as well, linking the city's far-flung neighborhoods.
		Chicago has rapid transit--which is why someone who complained to Chicago's mayor about how long it takes to drive downtown would NOT be told that the best minds at city hall were hard at work on the problem.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=12098 (1049 words)

	Chicago Hotel Service - Getting Around
		The elevated "El" trains are color coded and run through the downtown "Loop" every five to fifteen minutes during the day Walking is an option year round as the underground Pedway pedestrian tunnels link more than 40 blocks of the central business district.
		Skokie and Evanston are adjacent suburbs on Chicago's northern boundary.
		Chicago is laid out in a very straight forward grid pattern, and it is easy for visitors to get around the city by car.
	www.chicagohotelservice.com /getting_around.html (426 words)

	Chicago : Getting to Know : Getting Around \| Frommers.com
		Subways and elevated trains (known as the El) are generally safe and reliable, although it's advisable to avoid long rides through unfamiliar neighborhoods late at night.
		Chicago is laid out so logically that it's relatively easy for visitors to get around the city by car.
		Chicago drivers almost universally speed up at the sight of a yellow light; you'll most likely hear some honking if you don't make that mad dash before the light turns red.
	frommers.com /destinations/chicago/0006020015.html (3169 words)

	Chicago 'L' - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chicago pioneered the use of the expressway median for rail lines in the 1950s.
		Iconic of Chicago though it may be, the 'L' is not the city's predominant form of mass transit.
		The Chicago rapid transit system is officially nicknamed the 'L,' although this usage is not universally adhered to.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chicago_El (5488 words)

	University of Chicago Comer Children's Hospital: Un mensaje de bienvenida de nuestro Presidente del Departamento ...
		El Hospital Comer Children's de la Universidad de Chicago es el hospital más nuevo hospital para niños de Chicago.
		El nuevo hospital hace más fácil que nunca el prestar la más avanzada atención médica para nuestros preciados pacientes y sus preocupados padres.
		Nuestra misión sigue siendo la de prestar hoy el mejor cuidado para los niños y la seguirá siendo en el futuro a través de los concertados esfuerzos clínicos, científicos, educacionales y comunitarios.
	www.uchicagokidshospital.org /es/welcome-dept.html (520 words)

	Chicago travel guide - Wikitravel
		Chicago [1] is a major metropolis located on the shore of Lake Michigan in Cook County, Illinois, which is located in the northeastern part of Illinois.
		Chicago's terrain is flat--a boon for easy-going cyclists!
		Chicago, despite having a dramatically lowered crime rate from the 1970's and '80's, is still a big city with big city crime problems.
	wikitravel.org /en/Chicago (11823 words)

	LA BUTACA - Chicago
		"Chicago" es un espectáculo deslumbrante que raya a gran altura y que rebosa calidad por los cuatro costados: digna merecedora de que su nombre se vea rubricado con luces de neón, como ya aparece en el cartel promocional de la película.
		De ahí que tampoco cueste com-prender el porqué de sus trece nominaciones a los Oscars y los tres Globos de Oro ya cosechados —entre ellos como Mejor Película—, además de un sinfín ca-si interminable de menciones y premios.
		La ambición por lograr la fama a cualquier precio, el poder de los medios de comunicación para difundir (y alimentar) a las nuevas y fugaces estrellas mediáticas, los entresijos lega-les, la corrupción, o los crímenes pasionales son algunas de las ideas que sa-len a colación.
	www.labutaca.net /53berlinale/chicago7.htm (900 words)

	Chicago Flame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Hot House is currently featuring an exhibit on Chicago’s “El,” which includes a collection of photos taken by a UIC professor.
		Chicago, one of the most cultural and artistic areas in the country, is littered with art galleries that feature some of the most talented up-and-coming contemporary artists.
		For many people the "El" is far more significant than just a method of transportation; it is a feeling, an attitude and, most of all, an experience.
	www.chicagoflame.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=11a531f1-25b8-4bd8-8087-e806b54981ee (442 words)

	CTA \| Chicago Transit Authority - System Maps
		CTA serves Chicago and 40 suburbs with its extensive train lines and bus routes.
		Chicago was built on a grid system with a "major" street every half mile - equal to four blocks.
		The street that runs parallel to Madison eight blocks to the north (Chicago Avenue) is referred to as 800 North, and is one mile north of Madison.
	www.transitchicago.com /maps/systemmaps.html (634 words)

	El Guapo - Chicago Gigs.com Music Reviews
		The bilingual rock quartet El Guapo, which just released a pair of polished peppy melodic hit-copping alterna-rock EPs, may have hit upon a brilliant marketing strategy when they decided to begin splitting their time between English-speaking clubs and the growing local Hispanic rock market.
		Chicago's own rock-en-espanol movement has been growing rapidly enough to steadily attract larger crowds and more media attention (including a Chicago Reader cover story just two weeks ago that declared El Guapo the leading contenders in the local movement).
		El Guapo's flippant choruses ("Get the hell out of my pimped out Limousine," "I don't want and I don't need my penny loafer girl") inspire plenty of smiles if not full-out belly laughs.
	www.chicagogigs.com /reviews2/el_guapo.htm (881 words)

	Gapers Block : Detour : A CTA Map for 2055
		Chicago is a clumsy, skinny teenager of a city.
		This is evident in Chicago on most of the North Side, the near northwest, and the near south where you find massive density grouped around the train lines.
		Chicago is a world-class city that's ready to lead the world through the 21st Century, and now is the time to start thinking about how we can strengthen our city.
	www.gapersblock.com /detour/a_cta_map_for_2055 (2529 words)

	Mass transit in Chicago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Chicago Transit Authority or CTA, operates the second largest public transportation system in the United States (to New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority) and covers the City of Chicago and 40 surrounding suburbs.
		Chicago is one of the few cities in the United States that provides rapid transit service to two major airports.
		The Metra Electric Line is Chicago's oldest continuing commuter train (1856), and shares the railway with the South Shore Line, operated by the Northwest Indiana Commuter Transit District ("NICTD"), which is a separate but analogous quasi-governmental entity from the RTA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mass_transit_in_Chicago (434 words)

	News Sun :: La Luz ::
		El sufre de leucemia y necesita con urgencia una donación de médula ósea que sea compatible y le devuelva la esperanza de vida y la salud.
		El pasado domingo se jugó la penultima jornada y en las cuatro divisiones que conforman este torneo hay equipos que luchan por su calificación.
		Hace un año, el 10 de marzo de 2006, una marcha atrajo a cientos de miles de personas dispuestas a defender el derecho de millones de indocumentados a una vida digna, a una vida legal.
	www.suburbanchicagonews.com /newssun/news/laluz/index.html (1642 words)

	Chicago Athlete -- Regional News Article
		El Mouaziz, returning to Chicago for a second time, hopes to challenge world record-holder Khalid Khannouchi for first place on Oct. 12.
		El Mouaziz is a two-time Olympian from Morocco and one of the most consistent marathon performers over the past seven years.
		The 2003 LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon begins Sunday, Oct. 12 at 8 a.m., starting and finishing in Chicago's Grant Park and is expected to draw up to the increased registration cap of 40,000 participants.
	www.chicagoaa.com /news/Chimar03elmouazziz.html (545 words)

	ESPN.com - College Basketball - Draft: El-Amin on a mission
		Instead of blowing off the camp this week at Chicago's Moody Bible Institute like most of the early entrants, El-Amin will be on the court when the camp begins with drills Tuesday night and concludes with the final round of games Friday night.
		Harvey goes in to the camp with the best shot to be a first-round pick out of this group because of his size and hunger for rebounding.
		While the majority of underclassmen are convinced they will go in the first round regardless of showing up in Chicago, a number of players could sneak past them with strong showings.
	espn.go.com /ncb/s/2000/0606/570711.html (1094 words)

	Chicago ''L''.org: Multimedia - The Amazing Spiderman
		No, it seems that Chicago is standing in for New York City in certain scenes.
		On Wabash, a bunch of NYC street signs were put up for scenes under the "L" with Wabash Avenue standing in for 9th Avenue, and Madison and Monroe Streets being 28th and 29th Streets, respectively.
		The scene apparently involves a battle on the train, which is running out-of-control on the el.
	www.chicago-l.org /multimedia/Spiderman2 (1248 words)

	The "EL" (Elevated Train) - Chicago Warnings - VirtualTourist.com
		I was very impressed with the El, as it is very clean and nice, but you just might want to ride during the day and not the evening.
		Trains are marked by colors: Red (runs north and south), Brown (north and northwest), Orange (southwest), Green (west and south), Blue Line (west and northwest), Purple (from downtown to the far north side city of Evanston, IL) and Yellow (transfer from the Red Line to the village of Skokie, IL).
		My 19 year old son and I went on the El Train last August during the day and I was quite impressed to say the least.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/North_America/United_States_of_America/Illinois/Chicago-777256/Warnings_or_Dangers-Chicago-The_EL_Elevated_Train-BR-1.html (808 words)

	Chicago Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		Chicago has the lot: itinerant artists babbling Beat, Polish aunties stuffing sausage, African-American mothers organising the block, blue-collar guys bad-mouthing the Bears, a crooner singing the blues on the South Side.
		When To Go The hot Chicago summer is the peak of the festival season, with major events taking place in the parks and neighbourhoods every weekend.
		January to March is when Chicago is least busy and hotels and airfares are usually at their cheapest; however, temperatures and brisk winds will guarantee that you'll spend most of the time indoors.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /worldguide/destinations/north-america/usa/chicago (420 words)

	UTU: News
		CHICAGO -- The evolution of Chicago's neighborhoods, both as distinct cultural communities and as part of a common history, will be explored in "Life Along the El," a series of guided tours aboard the Chicago Transit Authority's Ravenswood Brown Line sponsored by the Chicago Historical Society.
		Highlights of "Life Along the El" include architectural landmarks (such as Wrigley Field, originally known as Weeghman Park); key historical events (the Chicago Fire of 1871); patterns of ethnic settlement ("German Broadway" and Lakeview) and the many individuals who played important roles in Chicago history, including "El" station architects William Gibb and Arthur Gerber.
		The Chicago Historical Society, a major museum and research center for Chicago and American history, is located on Clark Street at North Avenue, and can be reached by CTA buses 11, 22, 36, 72, 151 and 156.
	www.utu.org /worksite/detail_news.cfm?ArticleID=1178 (409 words)

	Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Chicago
		In order to expand the audience for high quality, previously unpublished research on Latin America and the Caribbean conducted or first presented at the University of Chicago by its students and faculty or by visiting scholars, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation is sponsoring this Working Papers Series as part of the Mexican Studies Program.
		It satirized El Negrito (the Black Man), La Mulata (the Brown-skinned Woman), and El Gallego (the White Spanish Immigrant), who were then seen as the three social/ethnic groups of the newly forming Cuban nation.
		Boruchoff considers the implications of these developments for democratization in Mexico, and she shows how the Mexican state is institutionalizing a new form of nation-state grounded in the national territory at the same time it encompasses crucial political and economic activities among a sizeable citizenry residing abroad.
	clas.uchicago.edu /respubs.shtml (1935 words)

	Gay Games® VII Festival Deportivo y Cultural - 15-22 de julio 2006 - Chicago USA
		El Departamento de Convenciones y Turismo y la empresa One Stop Chicago, junto con los hoteles del área, ofrecieron el sistema de reservaciones electrónico (a base de Internet), proveyendo acceso a un gran bloque de habitaciones a precios razonables, cual fue reservado por los organizadores de los Gay Games Chicago en la primavera.
		El sistema electrónico es accesible a visitantes nacionales e internacionales, acepta tarjetas de crédito, y tiene una capacidad interactiva que permite modificar sus reservaciones electrónicamente.
		El LOI esboza los términos amplios del acuerdo propuesto, incluyendo derechos de emisión, desarrollo conjunto de la programación relacionada con Gay Games, tiempo de emisión en antena para publicidad avanzada de Gay Games, y cobertura en directo y grabada de los eventos de Gay Games VII desde el 15 al 22 de julio de 2006.
	www.gaygameschicago.org /es (788 words)

	Miles de inmigrantes marchan en Chicago : "El Gigante despertó"
		Miles de personas de todas las nacionalidades se volcaron a la Plaza Federal de Chicago para alzar su voz contra la propuesta de ley que pretende criminalizar a los inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en Estados Unidos.
		Por varias semanas, Rafael Pulido, alias “El Pistolero”, invitó a expertos en materia de inmigración para explicar a sus oyentes el impacto negativo de la propuesta HR 4437 en las comunidades inmigrantes.
		El proyecto de ley HR 4437 pretende otorgar poder para que los departamentos de policías locales apliquen las leyes federales de inmigración contra los indocumentados, cargos criminales contra las personas u organizaciones que asistan a los inmigrantes, entre otras medidas.
	www.univision.com /content/content.jhtml?cid=813928 (474 words)

	Chicago Visitor's Guide Tourist, Travel Toursism PubClub.com!
		The el is easy to navigate and each stop is clearly marked and announced by the conductor.
		Chicago's diversity and much of its personality can be experienced through various neighborhoods.
		Book a room in advance; Chicago is a major convention town and room rates often double during major shows.
	www.pubclub.com /chicago/preparty.htm (1509 words)

	Chicago Indymedia: El Pueblo Unido... A historic May Day in Chicago (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Crowd estimates varied, with Chicago police and corporate press accounts estimating the march at over 400,000 participants.
		While marchers from Chicago's Latin American immigrant communities clearly comprised a majority, the march also included large contingents from the city's Irish, Polish, Ukrainian, Indian, Pakistani, Haitian and Arab communities, along with union and neighborhood groups, churches, mosques, civil rights and social justice organizations.
		Marching down Randolph St, past Chicago's historic Haymarket Square enroute to an afternoon rally in Grant Park, the crowd erupted into chants of "Sí se puede" (Yes we can!) and "El pueblo unido jamás sera vencido" (The people united will never be defeated).
	chicago.indymedia.org /feature/display/70276/index.php (751 words)

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