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delay

11-17-05 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by absntr

Arlington Heights is a suburb - not much going on there. It's basically your average American suburb. It is however, close to Mitsuwa, an excellent and varied Japanese supermarket (and food court, book store, travel agent, etc) that used to be called Yaohan - some people who have travelled to Asia might recognize the name.

A few miles further and there's an IKEA.

If those are your things.

Isn't there also a horse track... If that is your thing?

Sigurdd50

11-17-05 02:41 PM

Shaumburg and Downers Grove are not to be missed.

Clark and Addison is a nifty intersection

The lake front is essential -- although it will be damned cold

Take a sculpture tour of the LOOP (Picasso, Chagall, Miró, Calder, Moore, and Oldenburg. The newest addition is a massive elliptical sculpture by British artist Anish Kapoor in Millennium Park)

cogsci

11-17-05 04:44 PM

wtf? are you going do in Shaumburg?!?!
go to a mall?
I am sure there are suburbs where you live, they are the same. Go to Devon, Argyle, (these are both ethnicly dominated streets, the former Indo-Pakastani and the later mostly Vietnamese) eat some stuff. When in chicago don't bike on Western, you will die. Instead bike on Damen, Elston, Milwaukee (Milwaukee will take you straight from Downtown into the center of Wicker Park, keep going and you will be at Logan Square)
http://www.cityofchicago.org/Transpo...ap/keymap.html

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