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...Systems, co-founded by customer-service guru Hal Rosenbluth, who in 2003 sold his eponymous travel company to American Express for about $300 million, has 19 clinics in Oregon and Kansas and plans to match MinuteClinic's numbers by next year. Take Care just got $77 million, primarily from Chicago private equity firm Beecken Petty O'Keefe & Co., to help finance that expansion. RediClinic, a subsidiary of the Houston consumer medical-screening firm InterFit Health, has 11 clinics and got an injection of funds from Revolution LLC, the investment house launched last year by AOL founder Steve Case with...
...describes the set as minimalist, accompanied by simple yet effective lighting effects like silhouetting characters behind screens. “Chris wants a real vaudeville stage-show feel to it,” says Camaglia.Besides widespread familiarity with the movie version of “Chicago,” both the original Broadway production and its recent revival are known among dancers and musical theater enthusiasts as some of legendary director/choreographer Bob Fosse’s finest work. “Chicago” is almost always synonymous with “the Fosse style,” a meticulous...
...Case has arrived at her vocal and lyrical maturity via a meandering musical route, giving a handful of genres a try along the way. (That same route, by the way, could also make the Washington-State-raised Chicago resident eligible for a prize as Most Canadian Non-Canadian to Live Outside of Canada.) While at art school in Vancouver in the 1990s, Case played drums in a couple punk outfits. Her upbeat alter ego from those days still surfaces regularly when she sings with the New Pornographers, Vancouver's indie pop-rock supergroup. And Case has also been in cahoots...
...CHICAGO One tube of the Windy City's favorite mascara?Maybelline Great Lash ($6.16)?is sold every 1.6 seconds...
...gain pastoral experience in the Lutheran Church. While the Iowa native enjoyed feeling a part of an urban community, she found that she didn’t feel as—excuse the pun—spirited as she’d expected. One year later, Shaner moved to Chicago to attend seminary and has learned that she missed preaching. That’s when she learned that she had to do both. “My pastoral ministry gave me motivation and questions,” Shaner says, “and my academic work gave me the energy...