But International was also listed in the sections for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan, see International Reply Ex. C, so there is evidence that the advertisement in the Tickler was "not solely directed towards the State of Illinois," see DeVooght Aff. ΒΆ 11. A listing in a trade magazine or business guide is insufficient contact with Illinois to constitute the "continuous and systematic" contact required for general jurisdiction. See Recycling Sciences Int'l, Inc. v. Soil Restoration and Recycling L.L.C., No. 00 C 0311, 2001 WL 289868, at 4 (N.D. Ill. Mar. 15, 2001) (Darrah, J.) (Advertisement in national publication was insufficient basis for general jurisdiction where non-resident defendant had no assets, office, agents, property, inventory, mailing address or telephone number in Illinois.); Singletary v. B.R.X., Inc., 828 F.2d 1135, 1136 (5th Cir. 1987) ("[A]dvertising in national publications is not in itself sufficient to subject a defendant to personal jurisdiction.").