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Wildfire - Schaumburg
- Address:
1250 E Higgins Road
Schaumburg, IL 60173Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Wildfire - Schaumburg
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.wildfirerestaurant.com/
- Phone: 8479950100x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Monday-Friday: 11:15am-4:00pm; Lunch Saturday-Sunday: 11:15am-3:00pm; Dinner Monday-Thursday: 4:00pm-10:00pm; Friday: 4:00pm-11:00pm; Saturday 3:00pm-11:00pm; Sunday: 3:00pm-9:00pm; Open Thanksgiving Day: 11:30am-8:00pm; Closed Christmas Day
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Luis Trujillo
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: If you can't come to us, we'll come to you! Our Catering Menus are priced per person and include all of your Wildfire favorites, from our signature Wildfire Chopped Salad, to an assortment of sandwiches, pastas, steak, seafood and more. We also offer boxed lunch salad and sandwich options for convenience in the office. Give us a call and we'd be happy to help plan a great menu for you to enjoy with family, friends or co-workers.
A word from Wildfire - Schaumburg
Step back in time to when going out for dinner meant something really special. From the decor to the jazz music, Wildfire has the style and warmth that makes it perfect for celebrating with friends or a quiet evening for two. The extensive menu features broiled steaks and chops, wood-roasted seafood and roasted meats, all prepared in an open kitchen. Signature dishes include Horseradish Crusted Filet Mignon, Macadamia Nut Crusted Halibut, Wildfire Chopped Salad and Cedar Planked Salmon. So order a signature martini or one of our many wines by the glass, then sit back and enjoy the 1940s supper club experience of Wildfire.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
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Wildfire - Schaumburg reviews from OpenTable diners
658 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
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- So glad we chose Wildfire!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014So glad we chose Wildfire to celebrate our 24th anniversary! Stephen was wonderful and as always the food was delicious. Very comortable and relaxing, a great night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and Service was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/28/2014The food and service was great was there for our anniversary...Purposely went early because of the noise in the past. Our Waitess and staff were very pleasant and we were seated promptly and service was good. Only, thing I thought was a little disappointing was this was our anniversary and they really didnt do anything to make it memorable.. This is not a cheap place $14 for a cocktail. I have been to other restaurants where they have had a rose for my wife, a card, special menu or a comped a dessert..not here..nothing nada...sorry...Special Features:
- Nice Sunday lunchIllinoistravelerVIPDined on 9/28/2014We go here often. Very nice and quiet on Sunday. Great Salmon BLTSpecial Features:
- WildfireblackbirdDined on 9/27/2014The steaks were very tender & flavorful- service was excellent as alwaysSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedExpectedmoreDined on 9/27/2014My wife and I went here for our anniversary and although I have been here about 20 times before, I was disappointed on this visit. The family next to us must have thought this was Red Robin, they had their 8 year old boy sitting in a booster chair some of the time and on his dads lap or wandering around the other times. The couple two tables away must have come in from fishing, the lady had on shorts and a tank top and the man had on boat shoes, shorts and a t-shirt. It also felt like we were dining on a freeway, way too much foot traffic by our table. The server was of Mexican heritage and I think I understood about 3 of every 10 words he said. Overall, the food was good, but the atmosphere and total package was disappointing.
- Family Birthdays CelebrationLoveWFDined on 9/27/2014I requested a quieter location with a round table. And we got it! The food was superior and the waiter even better than superior!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GR8TIMEBYALLDined on 9/26/2014Superb food, atmosphere, and service...always a great time to be here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unbeatable ServiceSarahDined on 9/26/2014My husband and I went out for a rare "alone" date and we alway know we can have a lovely meal at Wildfire! Our server was knowledgable, accomodating and patient. The food was outstanding...as always. It is consistently great. The potato crusted scallops were amazing! And of course, you can't go wrong with a filet there. I could smell the cedar planks cooking salmon and I struggled with not ordering that! It is by far the best salmon I've ever had. We are rewards members and our meal ended up being $5.55 after using our rewards points...it's a great program! Thank you for making our date night perfect!Special Features:
- Excellent food.edgeDined on 9/24/2014Service was great and the food even better. Very crowded for a Wednesday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food, service was averageOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014Service could have been a bit friendlier for the cost of menu items. Also the special was not the best meat I have had....again could be a bit better cut for the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/21/2014By far the best place to go in the Woodfield area.Special Features:
- Sunday lunch with kids in towjustumble17Dined on 9/21/2014We went for lunch on a Sunday and the prices were affordable ranging from $11 and up for a plate. We had two small babies with us, which they were very accommodating to. I've also been to wildfire for a rehearsal dinner and the food was wonderful and they were extremely accommodating to the very large group and all of our requests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food...Poor serviceTrixieBonzelDined on 9/20/2014We been to WILDFIRE many times, and the food is pretty consistent. The service varies...from too attentive, too not attentive enough. This last experience, the waiter was awful. He would rather spend his time talking to the diners at the table next to us (I think they were friends), than take care of our service. We asked for more ice, and a fork, and neither were ever brought. I think we were "bothering" him. My friend left a 20% tip, but I think the tip should reflect the service given, and that was too much.
- We like this restaurant.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014The wife and I like to bring our family and friends. Never been disappointed with the food or service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Serviceluv2dineDined on 9/20/2014Great Service, Good Knowledge from the Waiter and relaxing environment.Special Features:
- Awesome experienceeatingoutDined on 9/20/2014We went to Wild Fire to celebrate my husbands birthday with our 2 grown kids, and were seated immediately. I highly recommend reservations since we tried 2 other times to get in without them and had no luck. The service was great and the food was wonderful, everything even the banana coconut cream pie was a dream. We had such a nice experience, but because it is pricey we can't dine there more than 1-2 times a year. We will go back on a special occasion though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what i expectedWelovegoodfoodDined on 9/19/2014My first time at Wildfire was not what i thought it would be. I had heard great things about it and although they have interesting choices on the menu....i was not satisfied. We were a group of five and all ended up getting the same thing because we were in the mood for a good shrimp pasta...when the plates came out it looked delicious but we all barely ate our plates because the shrimp and sauce were extremely salty. For paying 19 dollars a plate, we were disappointed. I had to order a side of mashed potatoes and macaroni because i was left so hungry but was not going to eat my salty food. I'm not bashing on the restaurant maybe it was just a mistake and if i were to return it will be better but for that night we all left hungry.Special Features:
- 60th Birthday CelebrationMangiVIPDined on 9/19/2014I was there with a group of girlfriends celebrating our special birthdays (4 out of 6 of us turned 60 within a year). Wildfire service was wonderful, and also gave us birthday dessert on the house - awesome! Thanks so much!Special Features:
- SuppriseSupprised100Dined on 9/19/2014Was expecting a long wait but experienced only a five minute wait. Tried the outside tables at the Schaumburg Wildfire and found it to be very nice. Temperature controls/heater worked really well. Planning to go back again soon because the food is fantastic and the wait on a Friday night at 7PM was very reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PickyVIPDined on 9/19/2014The cornbread was to die for! Very pleasant experience with great food and service.
- Celebrated our anniversaryBlackhawksfanaticDined on 9/18/2014We were first time customers to Wildfire and were celebrating our 4 year anniversary. The food and martinis were outstanding! Customer service could use a little improvement but overall we would recommend Wildfire to anyone and hope to go back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Excellent!AtomicscottDined on 9/17/2014Took my father here for his birthday. As usual, the food and service was excellent. I asked for a special birthday dessert and they indeed delivered. All Wildfire restaurants are consistently great...and this one is no exception.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wildfire is wonderful!MargoDined on 9/17/2014Everything about Wildire is perfect -- we were seated immediately, the service was outstanding and the macadamia nut-encrusted halibut with the World's Best Mashed Potatoes were extraordinary. Oh, and let's not forget the Martini Flight. It's one of our favorite places to celebrate a special occasion.Special Features:
- Late Birthday CelebrationMartiniLoverDined on 9/16/2014My Birthday is in April but my boyfrind and I do not always celebrate it on time; This year I decided on Wildfire since my boyfriend has not been there and I have with many friends and for many occasions. I always brag about my Favorite drinks which is the Wildfire Flights of Martini's! He was impressed with the food so I am sure we will be back as I know I will since I am a member of the Lettuce Entertain You Frequent Diner Club. My first Lettuce Entertain You restaurant I went to was R J Grunts back in the 70's so you know I am a loyal fan! Keep up the great work.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CostOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/16/2014Wildfire is a bit pricey. Everything is ala carte.Special Features:
- Overdone !JamesDined on 9/16/2014We don't get to treat ourselves to an expensive meal very often. I took my wife here for her birthday. Appetizers were good. Good service. But our filet mignon was way overdone and dry! We did talk to a manager and he took care of the bill and offered new steaks. We already waited over an hour for our first steaks and had other birthday plans so we cancelled the steaks all together. Really disappointing dinner especially when we don't get to eat there cause it's pricey. Next time will have to make my own birthday dinner.
- Outstanding Food and ServicealfonsoDined on 9/15/2014We had a nice semi-circular booth and a very friendly and efficient server along with excellent bus boy attention and service. The food was outstanding with a nice quantity of food on our plates. Server brought my wife a complimentary dessert (with candle) to celebrate her birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Good Food!HappyCamperVIPDined on 9/15/2014We can't dine at Wildfire without having the Chopped Salad-it is always so good! I had the Potato Crusted Scallops-which were a generous portion and cooked to perfection. The Creamed Spinach was wonderful, as were the Mashed Potatoes. My husband had the Prime Rib and said it was delicious. My only "complaint" if I had one, was that they were out of the Tuesday night special (Crab-topped Trout) when our order was placed (at 7pm). Guess it was a big fish night! It is not an inexpensive place to dine but we have always had exceptional food.Special Features:
- Four for dinnerDavisCupDined on 9/14/2014Had reservation for 7 o'clock, got seated at 7:20. Bar area was full so really no place to wait. Once seated everything was great, food and service were exceptional, ambiance very nice. Tried house red wine and found it surprisingly tasty.Special Features:
- Great night outOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 9/14/2014Good food, good service. Very pleased with our time spent at Wildfire.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- waitedGwenDined on 9/14/2014Even with our reservation for 8 people, made quite some time time ago, we had to wait 40 minutes before we were seated. Yes we received complimentary appetizers, but with older people, waiting is very difficult.Special Features:
- Good but prices sky rocketingdinksDined on 9/14/2014Recent price increases are sizeable with most steaks over $30 now. We were seated 15 mins late for our reservation and I think we were seated only after I approached the host stand for a progress check. Service a bit slow. Still a good dinner, but value is waning. They should remove the Al Forno Rib Eye Medallions from the menu, as they are hardly ever available and we eat early. 3 out of the last 4 visits they were not available....should be listed as a nightly special instead. Don't know why I keep hoping to be able to order this item when we go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Atmosphere - A Bit PriceyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014We had a large group of people. The atmosphere and service was very good. The food was pricey and some people were disappointed in their entrees.Special Features:
- ImpressedInahurryDined on 9/13/2014We had reservations for 8pm and were on a tight schedule trying to get dinner in before a concert. We were sat a little earlier than our reservations and had prompt service. The waiter went over the menu and explained everything including drinks and specials. We ordered and had our food in what seemed like 20 minutes. When we were finished with the meal, we checked the time and realized we had about 20 minutes to spare. The main thing: the meal was unbelievable. The steak had to be one of the best I've ever had. Great night all around.Special Features:
- not romanticmyfavhangDined on 9/13/2014This was a bit of a disappointing night in terms of atmosphere only. The layout was very open with different levels of dining floors. Our horseshoe-shaped booth was directly facing other diners who were looking directly at us from their booth. Two horseshoe booths facing each other and one is up higher than the other makes for an awkward evening for a couple celebrating a special occasion. It is not the kind of place to celebrate an anniversary for two but more of a happening place for groups. It was also noisy but not unbearable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unusually disappointed.PeterDined on 9/12/2014Normally have no issues dining here. Food and service, it's always excellent. This time however, the food was disappointing, which was unusual. The service was good though, no complaints there. I hope that this will be an isolated disappointment, as it's one of my favorite places to eat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed our first dinner thereNightOut2Dined on 9/12/2014We were up in the area for a concert. We searched online for places to eat with Prime Rib and chose Wildfire. My husband had the 16 oz Prime Rib (medium rare) and I ordered the Chefs Choice of 3 small filet's all crusted with my choice (I chose Mushroom, Parmesan, and Horseradish) and all were fantastic. My husband who loves plain prime rib wished he would have chosen the Parmesan crusting for his Prime Rib and next time plans to do so. I would also like to mention I made reservations on line that day and we arrived early and enjoyed the Martini "Flight" in the bar and ordered the soft pretzels (which I recommend for an appetizer). They were very busy, but our table was ready right on time.Special Features:
- loved itFelipeDined on 9/12/2014The food was great. The service was excellent. The entire experience was awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/11/2014Food was excelent! waitress took long before she would come to our table to present herself, but she provided us with good serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the place it used to be.ngood2Dined on 9/11/2014Was not happy at all, first I was set at a booth table in the bar, not what I wanted when I requested romantic, this Wildfire has gone down in quality on all aspects, I will never go back to this location again, I hope the locations in Lincolnshire and Glenview are better, I will try them again. The food wasn't prepared very well the drinks were okay, the service was average, this is a relatively high priced restaurant, I expect more.Special Features:


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Former Player / Coach With Cascade Conference Roots Joins Coaching Staff
August 22, 2008
Olympia, WA - Head Coach Monica Heuer announced the hiring of Amber Evans to the Women's Basketball coaching staff beginning this fall. Evans has history as both player and coach in the Cascade Collegiate Conference.
Evans began her collegiate career as a player at Blue Mountain Community College in 2001. There she played varsity basketball for two years before graduating with an AA degree in psychology.
Moving on to a four year college, Evans played a year at Portland, Oregon's Cascade College. A knee injury sidelined her career early at the Cascade Conference school so she began coaching in 2003 as an assistant for the Thunderbirds.
After graduating from Cascade in 2004, Evans returned to Blue Mountain as the head women's basketball coach where she remained until last season.
Her success with the Blue Mountain program was immediate as the team tallied more season wins then the program had in nearly 10 years. In four years Evans had numerous players move on to 4 year schools including Rosalind Lee, Evergreen's strong forward player.
Off the court Evans served as a Behavior Specialist for the Hawthorne Alternative High School / Umatilla-Moro County Education Service District in Pendleton, Ore. There she spent the last four years working with at-risk youth and their families in Eastern Oregon as well a diverse group of young women from across the Northwest.
"I am extremely happy to be joining the program here at Evergreen State", says Evans. Adding, "I look forward to the opportunity to learn from their success as well as bringing my own experience and knowledge to the team. Geoduck Women's Basketball is a positive and competitive place to be and I am very excited to be a part of the program".
Monica Heuer is happy with the decision also. "We are thrilled to have Coach Evans joining our coaching staff. She is very knowledgeable with the NWACC and the Cascade Conference. She brings great enthusiasm and experience".
Coach Evans will be working in all aspects of the program. She is specifically looking forward to working with the post players and and helping with recruiting.
Evans was hired following assistant coach Derrick Pringle's departure. Pringle has moved on to Grays Harbor Community College to take the head women's coaching position there.
In addition to Pringle, several formal members of ESC women's basketball team and coaching staff are currently coaching:
- Curtis Norwood - Head Coach at River Ridge High School ('08 State Champions)
- Jennifer Schooler - Head Coach at Edmonds Community College
- Rachel Ross (former player '07) - Head C team Coach at Aberdeen High School
- Molly Clark (former player '08)- Head C team Coach/Asst. Varsity Shelton High School
- Alicia Riddle (former player '04) - Head Varsity Coach De La Salle North Catholic High School

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WOOD RIVER JUNCTION — Voters rejected the Chariho school budget in a third referendum Tuesday night. At 1,358 to 376, the final count sent a clear message that $54,100 of further cuts from the last budget's level-funded amount were not enough to satisfy the residents of the Charlestown, Richmond and Hopkinton.
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Nicholas Gorham, attorney for Whalerock, continued Whalerock's presentation, introducing expert witnesses Dr. Jay Singer, a professor of audiology at the University of Rhode Island, and Michael Lenihan, a licensed real estate broker and certified general appraiser with more than 40 years of experience.
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Florida Atlantic University joined the NCAA Division I level
in 1993 after competing nationally in seven of the 14 sports
offered at that time and claiming 83 All-American honors at the
Division II level. The University sponsors 18
NCAA Division I sports and over the years, FAU teams have won more
than 20 conference championships. FAU teams now compete in the Sun
Belt Conference (SBC). (Note: The Sun Belt does not sponsor mens soccer; this FAU team
competes in the Mid-American Conference.)
The following sections give a recap of the teams most recent seasons. For
the most up-to-date information on FAU sports, visit www.fausports.com.
Baseball clinched the top seed and first Sun Belt Conference regular season title in school history by winning 21 of their 30 league games. FAU won all but one conference series, and Head Coach John McCormack was named the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year. The Owls had a sell-out crowd for the third consecutive season when they hosted Miami. FAU took three out of four games from Boston College, swept Rutgers, won two of three from Cincinnati and knocked off Pittsburgh. The Owls also split two meetings against Florida Gulf Coast and beat in-state foe Bethune-Cookman. The team had four players earn all-league honors:
Andy Mee and Dan Scheffler were first team selections, while Nick DelGuidice and Mike Gipson were named to the league's second team. FAU played nationally ranked Miami three times, Florida and Auburn once and hosted UCF.
Mens Basketball is
under the direction of Mike Jarvis,
one of the most accomplished
coaches in NCAA history. Coach Jarvis led the Owls to 10 conference wins in his second season at FAU, tying for the most conference wins since joining the Sun Belt. FAU had two players (Raymond Taylor and Greg Gantt) named to the all-conference third team as well as Brett Royster named Defensive Player of the Year. The Owls played a tough nonconference schedule, which included games at USF, Maryland and Georgia as well as facing the University of Miami in the Orange Bowl Classic. FAU returns 11 players for the 2010-2011 season and is expected to compete for a conference title.
Womens Basketball reached new heights last season. Head Coach Chancellor Dugan led her team to 10 conference wins and a fifth overall seed in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, the most wins and highest seed the Owls have received since joining the Sun Belt four seasons ago. Brittany Bowe and Carla Stubbs both capped off their senior years by surpassing the 1,000-point career scoring mark. Bowe also received individual accolades, being named to the third team all-conference in addition to being a first team all-district academic All-American. The Owls will reload, adding eight new players to the roster in the 2010-2011 season.
Cheer and Dance squads
are an integral part of game day at FAU athletic events. Cheer
performed at every football game and saw the crowd welcome their
enthusiastic efforts to rally the Owls. Dance continued to delight
fans at the football and basketball games as well as at FAU fundraisers
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Cross Country, both men's and women's, enjoyed their best seasons since joining the Sun Belt Conference. Friederike Feil finished sixth overall, the highest Sun Belt Conference individual finish by an FAU runner.
The Owls finished 6th at the Sun Belt Conference Championships and performed well, including top-five finishes in the mile and distance medley relay, topped off with an individual event title in the 800 meters. FAU returns many of its top performers for the 2010-2011 season.
Football celebrated the program's 10th anniversary in 2010 and celebrated the progress of the first player in the program's history to make an NFL roster. Rusty Smith, a rookie and sixth round draft pick, drew a start for the Tennessee Titans. FAU football concluded the year 4-8 with senior Jeff Van Camp under center. Junior punter Mickey Groody earned first team all-Sun Belt honors while wide receiver Lester Jean, who was selected to participate in the senior all-star game, and tight end Rob Housler earned second team honors. Seniors Michael Lockley and Tavious Polo were second team defensive selections as was junior Marcus Bartels. Van Camp and Tarvoris Hill received honorable mention recognition. The Owls also were on hand for the October 15, 2010, groundbreaking ceremony that marked the official start of construction of an on-campus stadium, scheduled to open in October 2011. Among FAU's accomplishments in the program's first 10 years, the Owls are the youngest
start-up program to earn a berth to a bowl game when they captured
the Sun Belt Conference Championship in 2007. They went on to win the New Orleans Bowl, the team's first-ever appearance in a bowl game. In 2008, the Owls repeated their post-season bowl appearance
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Mens Golf finished fifth in strong national field in hosting the Spring Break Championship at Gleneagles Country Club in Delray Beach. The 16-team field consisted of 10 teams ranked in the top 100 of the Golfweek Magazine poll. The field included Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Penn State, Ohio State, Minnesota and Wisconsin as well as USF and Florida Gulf Coast, Notre Dame, Eastern Michigan and St. Mary's (CA). The Owls received votes in the latest Golf World/Nike Division I Coaches poll and have been consistently ranked within the top 100 in the Golfweek Magazine poll. Senior Ben Silverman was named the Sun Belt Conference Male Golfer of the Month for October. The team had six top-five performances in tournaments and posted a win over top 50-ranked Michigan.
Womens Golf improved its score during each round of the Sun Belt Conference Championships. Freshman Marilyne Cadieux carded rounds in the 70s in all but two rounds this season to lead the team in scoring average. The Owls competed in national field tournaments at USF, Florida and Xavier while also participating in the Pat Bradley tournament in Fort Myers. FAU won the Lady Eagles Golf Invitational hosted by Florida Gulf Coast for its first tournament title since 2007. The Owls posted three top-five efforts on the season.
Mens Soccer began the year with nonconference wins over Florida Gulf Coast, Howard, Houston Baptist and North Florida. The Owls were 4-2-2 heading into Mid-American Conference play, the most difficult portion of the schedule featuring the No. 1 team in the country. The Owls were led by Darnell King who tallied 15 points on six goals and nine assists. Before joining the Mid-American Conference, the Owls won the Atlantic
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Womens Soccer played host to the University's first Sun Belt Conference championship in any sport. The squad finished the season winning three of its last six matches, including back-to-back shutout victories over Troy and South Alabama, to conclude their SBC campaign with a 3-7-1 record. Freshman keeper Ashley Lantes led the league in saves (135) and saves per match (7.50). FAU had a total of eight freshmen see considerable playing time. Freshman Meghan Brown lead the team with three goals and classmate Jamie Greany recorded three assists in the team's 4-1 victory over Louisiana-Monroe.
Softball continued its winning tradition last season, with the Owls holding their program streak of 16-consecutive seasons with a winning record, every year of the program's existence. The team's usually difficult nonconference schedule included games against UCLA, Georgia, Oklahoma, Florida State and Ohio State. Blair Bodenmiller was named preseason conference player of the year. She was named to the All-Conference team for the second year in a row and was joined by teammates Taylor Fawbush and Jessica Myers.
Mens Swimming recorded its best finish ever in Sun Belt Conference Championships with a fourth-place effort. Sophomore Csaba Pek was a three-time SBC Swimmer of the Week and had three top-five performances at the Conference Championships. Other individuals receiving the league's weekly honor include divers Garret LeMon, Andrew Scully and swimmer David Rudolf. Pek and Mikolaj Czarnecki provisionally qualified for the NCAA Championships. Czarnecki won the 200-yard butterfly at the conference meet. The team hosted Denver, LSU, Clemson and Cincinnati in meets throughout the season.
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Mens Tennis secured its third straight double-digit win total and advanced to the semifinal round of the Sun Belt Conference Championships for the fourth straight season. Junior Marc Abdelnour and freshman Georg Matschke were named to the all-conference team. Junior Joshua Scholl was named to the ESPN the Magazine First Team At-Large Academic All-District team. The Owls picked up a 4-0 victory over the University of New Orleans in the conference tournament and knocked off Middle Tennessee State University 4-0 as part of the Sun Belt Shootout. FAU was featured in a world-wide radio broadcast on radiotennis.com when it played at Miami. The team had five players win 13 or more singles matches throughout the season.
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With TWINS!!!
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I mean, I know what I did but I didn't know that would do this! Twins!
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It gets a little better once you get them on the same nap schedule. Maybe 3-4 ish. All I have to say is invest in baby gates and a fence for the backyard. Because chasing one is hard but doable. Chasing two when toddlers go in opposite directions? Impossible.
My sister had one of these chairs that vibrate and play music for her newborn. They didn't have them when I had the twins. You need those, T.C. And a Pack n Play. And about a gazillion diapers and onesies...
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Congratulations! I hope you survive!
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Mazel Tov and congratulations!
I'm sorry to hear you'll be losing comics, but I think I heard somewhere once that suddenly having two kids to take care of is a valid reason for some minor fiscal restructuring.
Congrats again!
(Oh, and like has been said, stock up on sleep now)
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Los Angeles: Forty percent of gamers are women according to a new survey released by the video game industry's trade group, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA).
Additional findings in the ESA's annual survey of consumer demographics and usage behaviors indicate that the average age of game players has risen to 35.
"This new data underscores the fundamental principle that computer and video games are a mainstream entertainment form, which captures the imagination of every segment of our society," said Michael D. Gallagher, CEO of the ESA, the U.S. association representing computer and video game publishers. "No longer is there a stereotypical gamer. With deeper market penetration and the broadening of our audience base, video games have incorporated themselves into America's cultural and social fabric."
According to the survey, 65 percent of American households play computer and video games,38 percent of American homes have a video game console;The average game player is 35 years old, One out of four gamers are over age 50, Women age 18 or older represent a significantly greater portion of the game-playing population (33 percent) than boys age 17 or younger (18 percent). 41 percent of Americans expect to purchase one or more games this year.
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The 2008 Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry also includes statistics on the top selling titles and genres of 2007, provided by The NPD Group. Based on unit sales, 85 percent of the games sold last year were rated "Everyone (E)," "Everyone 10+ (E10+)" or "Teen (T)." While only 15 percent of the games sold in 2007 were rated "Mature (M)."
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Duana Names: Real vs. Fake
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Thanks to all kinds of digging and some extra effort from guys like Jon Willis and Corey Pronman, the picture is coming into view.
- Jonathan Willis: Not only does it seem that Gustafsson is a little bigger (6.00, 203) than initially advertised, he also is capable of playing an agitating game. Teammate Philip Holm, asked which player would spend the most time in the penalty box in 2012-13, nominated Gustafsson (quote via Google Translate): Gustafsson used to sit a lot. He has a little temper, talking a little trash talk like that. He will probably have to sit some minutes.
- Pronman: "I was able to catch a game of Oilers 2012 draft pick defenseman Erik Gustafsson in a recent European Trophy game. I did not comment on him at the draft or in Edmonton's organizational write-up due to lack of notes. Mind you it was only one match, but from what one can gather from a singular game, I understand why Edmonton used a fourth round pick on him. Gustafsson, who was in his third draft eligible season, certainly has a fair amount of skill and mobility. Several times he showed the ability to be an effective puck carrier who can make impressive plays and be a starting point for offense. He's a little undersized which won't help him, but considering that I thought he defended at an ok level as his reads were fine."
- Stu MacGregor: "Offensive, skilled defenceman. Again, a puck-mover we can hopefully fit in with the rest of our group to give us some puck movers and some size."
- Elite Prospects: A skilled defenseman with some nice offensive skills. Can quarterback the powerplay and able to log big minutes. Has good vision and an edge to his game. Good release.
So now we're getting a much different view than a stringbean with middling boxcars, which was the view on draft day. MacGregor's quote makes much better sense, and Jon throws in the possibility of some edge. Pronman throws in the skill and offensive potential, and we're left with the impression that Edmonton has taken a guy who might end up being a player.
My understanding of the Oilers' European amateur scouting department is that it consists of Pelle Eklund, Robert Nordmark and Frank Musil. If this fellow ends up being a player, we'll have these gentlement to thank for it.


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Put a hammer to a nail, and a new life can begin. That's exactly what the staff at WREX did this past weekend.
Employees teamed up with the Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity to spend a day of service building the foundation of a new start for families in need.
"It's a lot of hard work. a lot of hard work," said future Habitat for Humanity homeowner, Carrie Floyd.
Floyd has never owned a home. And until about a year ago, she never even dreamed it was a possibility. But on May 25th, the staff at WREX looked to change that, hammering nails, sawing and working to help the Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity build her home.
Once Floyd's place is finished, it will be Habitat's 101st home in the city.
"It helps people grow up in a home instead of an apartment or a house. it helps break that cycle, that poverty cycle," said Don Kelley, project supervisor.
Habitat for Humanity focuses on building a future for families looking for a life change. They are selected based on need, ability to make mortgage payments and their commitment to owning a home.
Kelley and the Habitat for Humanity crews trained the WREX staff on how to make that a reality. Spread out over three houses, the staff was asked to do everything. Sine put up siding, others did electrical work.
"Different people have different skills and depending on where we are during the build cycle, those people will come out to help with say varnishing the wood work, that kind of thing," said Kelley.
In the end, Floyd and her three boys will have a place to call home.
"I'll be glad when I do move in because it's gonna be mine. Yeah, it'll be my own home," she said.
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We've got extra family friendly activities taking place at Shakespeare's Family Homes from 25 October - 2 November, so come and join in the fun! Events are included in admission (unless otherwise stated), so if you already have a valid ticket you can come to the houses for free!
Shakespeare's Birthplace
Ay thou Poor Ghost: 25 Oct - 2 Nov
Hunt for Shakespearian spectres hidden in the rooms of his birthplace. Can you find them all?
Mary Arden's Farm
Hallow Hallow! 25 Oct - 2 Nov
Join us for our All Hallows Eve celebrations and get involved with lots of practical activities for all ages to enjoy. Carve a pumpkin, bake a soul cake and protect yourself by making your own plague charm, learning the fascinating history behind each activity at the same time. Hear the story of Stingy Jack and find out how he ended up as 'Jack o' the Lantern' after playing tricks on the devil.
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- 11.00am Make a Plague Charm
- 2.00pm Make a Plague Charm
- 3.00pm Make a Soul Cake
- 3.30pm Bring your pumpkins on a quest to find Stingy Jack!
Plus falconry demonstrations, a display of the Tudor dinner routine and have-a-go archery!
Anne Hathaway's Cottage & Gardens
The Path of the Plague: 25 Oct - 2 Nov
Discover what Tudor England was really like during the plague as you wander through our woodland walk.
Spooktacular Puppet Show: 31st October, from 11.30am
Prepare to be scared at our haunting Halloween Puppet Shows, with regular shows throughout the day from 11.30am (suitable for all ages)
New Place & Nash's House
All Hallows Eve: 25 Oct - 2 Nov
Celebrate the harvest end and prepare to welcome winter. Get into the Hallow spirit and find out the true meaning of Halloween and Gaelic festival 'Samhain'.
Hall's Croft
Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble: 25 Oct - 2 Nov
Eye of newt, toe of frog? The Hall's Croft hag has lost the ingredients for her spell! See if you can help her to find them hiding around the house.
Ghost Busters: 31 Oct & 1 Nov (additional charges apply)
Take a walk around the haunted streets of Stratford-upon-Avon, if you dare. Discover terrible tales of ghosts, witches, murder and misery on the Stratford Town Ghost Walk and finish with a talk at Hall's Croft. For more information or to book a place visit StratfordTownWalks.co.uk
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Marianella Careaga Butter's curator insight, September 16, 5:15 PM
Los recursos TIC para los docentes no faltan....lo necesario es que tengan claridad para qué lo van a utilizar con sus estudiantes.
Elaine Roberts, Ph.D's curator insight, September 17, 8:17 AM
321 free tools. It's an odd number, in more than one way. I cannot imagine the work to compile this list nor the work involved to determine which of these tools might be best suited for a teacher and his or her classroom. Of course, this list is only the beginning of possibilities.
Christopher Philbin's curator insight, August 12, 9:37 AM
Do you have a tablet? Here's how to get the most of it from it this semester!
Pamela Perry King's curator insight, August 11, 10:49 AM
Twitter is Awesome! So much you can do with it without the drama!
Elizabeth Hutchinson's curator insight, August 3, 10:26 PM
It is really important to teach students the skill of using social media correctly.
Jan MacWatters's curator insight, August 5, 3:31 AM
Good information on how students are using the available technologies.
Stephanie Sandifer's curator insight, September 4, 7:15 AM
Excellent list of ideas for things to incorporate into your classroom this year!
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, September 5, 9:22 AM
I am sure there are more than 21 things. One that jumped out for me was greeting each student daily and listening to them.
Not everything is digital which the author points out once in #6. A no-tech day is not just nostalgic. It is about being present in ways we cannot be digitally. A key for teachers will be the ways the integrate various media into their teaching.
Anita Rissler's curator insight, August 5, 11:01 AM
En obetalbar upplevelse - att få se vår korta IT-historia speglad genom barn som testar första generationens datorer! Titta på videon och minns!
Helen Teague's curator insight, August 3, 6:17 AM
Beth Dichter's insight:
This infographic/visualization provides six steps that show how to flip a classroom. It also makes it clear that after you work through the six steps you must also review what has taken place, revise as necessary and then repeat.
The six steps are:
1. Plan
2. Record
3. Share
4. Change
5. Group
6. Regroup
But to understand what they mean by each of these you should go to the post. Flipping the classroom takes time, but today there are many locations where you can find great videos that will work for you. There are numerous tools available that help you create videos on your own, or take an existing video and add comments, questions, etc., so that it will meet your needs. If you are considering using video as a way to flip your class in the upcoming school year this post also provides links to additional resources that you may find helpful.
Randy Nichols's curator insight, August 5, 11:00 AM
What the Flip? (A simple explanation of an education trend.)
Jan MacWatters's curator insight, August 5, 3:27 AM
Great. The more museums that are accessible online, the more access our students have so worldwide culture.
W. Bradley Gooderham's curator insight, August 5, 8:51 AM
How we source, sort, and present information is becoming more and more salient in today's world of increasing information connectivity. This is a great site for students and teachers to explore the world around us and the information that connects us.
MONICA LOPEZ SIEBEN's curator insight, August 7, 12:54 AM
Me parece una iniciativa estupenda convertir a on-line accesible las obras de los museos gracias a Googles's Cultural Institute con Europeana. Admás la forma en que se presentan es estupenda!
Helen Teague's curator insight, August 3, 6:36 AM
Do students retain more information when they read from books rather than from digital devices? Does reading online present challenges due to distractions? Do students need to be taught skills to become better online readers?
Ruby Day's curator insight, August 3, 2:21 PM
Studies show we are not reading as effectively online as we are with hard copies. This highlights the need for tools to help us read deeper online - e.g annotation type tools. This links to an interesting stuy of year 5 students using collaborative annotation software demonstrating higher performance than the control group's' paper based annotation.


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Middlesex County College Professors Author Three-Volume Reading Series
May 6, 2010
A series of books on reading by two professors at Middlesex County College may enhance the teaching of reading on the high school and college level. This innovative series, "Spotlight on Reading" volumes 1-3, builds on the excellent reading program offered by the College's English Department. It was written by Professors Shirley Wachtel and Helena Swanicke and will be available in the fall. The series is being published by Kendall Hunt.
"We've been teaching reading for a long time," Professor Wachtel said. "We've learned a lot about what works and what doesn't. We've learned from our colleagues and from our students. Helena and I truly love what we do, and these books are all about helping students – both at Middlesex and at other colleges – succeed."
The books are engaging and seek to motivate students to read by including profiles of celebrities and sports stars. Students also read and analyze news stories and essays. A special section, "Getting the Picture," asks them to examine a photo and write about it.
"Spotlight on Reading" includes essays written by Middlesex County College students; the two authors also received input from their faculty colleagues.
Carol Fox, an adjunct professor at Middlesex, was asked to review the books before publication.
"It is a great book," Professor Fox said. "It is a comprehensive series of reading texts that depicts continuity in the skills necessary for college-level reading. It does so with a connecting, advancing technique. Each volume connects to the next, but can also be used separately. I personally feel a text like this should be used for any incoming college student. We can all stand to review necessary skills; we can't get by without reading skills."
While the entire series runs about 1500 pages, it is divided into manageable sections that entice the reader. Each volume builds on the skills developed in the preceding one. All contain work on vocabulary, study skills and critical reading skills. The final volume has longer, more complex essays and introduces the concepts of argument and persuasion.
Professor Wachtel has taught reading at Middlesex for 20 years and is the author of five children's books, as well as "The Story of Blima – A Holocaust Survivor," which recounts her mother's story.
Professor Swanicke has taught reading for 17 years at Middlesex, and she has also taught at the elementary and junior high levels. She has presented at numerous college workshops and conferences.
"This series covers reading in the high school and college level from A-Z," Professor Swanicke said. "You can follow the chapters and use it as both a curriculum guide and workbook. It is a complete reading program."
She said that many reading books now in use were written by authors who are not in the classroom working with students.
"We have a different style compared to others," she said.
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Mauer gets closer to runningPosted on April 8th, 2009 – 2:10 PM
By La Velle
Twins catcher Joe Mauer has been more and more active this week as he works his way back from a sore sacroiliac joint.
He's spent this week catching bullpen sessions at the team's year-round headquarters at Fort Myers, Fla. He'll take a big step tonight when he catches Scott Baker's bullpen session, take batting practice with the Miracle and take infield.
Baker will start on Friday in what the Twins hope will be proof that his shoulder soreness is completely gone. If all goes well, Baker will join the Twins next week.
As for Mauer, it appears that he's getting closer to running. How close? The word I heard was, "soon."
"He's not running yet. I have not seen it," said Jim Rantz, the Twins director of minor leagues, who is in Fort Myers. "He's doing everything else. Maybe this will be the last thing he does before he starts that."
The following is all speculation, but once Mauer runs, and if he has no setbacks, it shouldn't be too long before he tries to play in games down there. He's been riding a bike and hitting the elliptical, so it's not like he's been totally dormant. The question is how long it would take him to get up to game speed - because machines can only do so much.
Clarification: I was reminded a few moments ago that Mauer also has been running in a pool, which really gives him a good workout while reducing the pounding on his back. In fact, if he's cleared to play in minor league games it might come down to how many at-bats he feels he needs before telling the club he's ready to go.
The Twins believe Mauer will play before the month is over. I think Twins fans should pretend he's out until the end of April and be surprised if he comes back before that.
My wild guess: Apr. 27 vs Tampa Bay at the Dome.
I'm at the Dome to work ahead on weekend stuff. Joe C. has the game. In fact, he's just appeared with the lineup sheet, so you might want to swing over to his site…..


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Holidaymakers looking to get away to a hot climate at an affordable price need look no further than the Benidorm area in Spain. Located in the southern eastern Spanish province of Alicante, this is a fascinating area with plenty of interesting things to do and see. Here visitors will find numerous different places to stay including self catering accommodation, apartments, villas, B&Bs and campsites.
The Benidorm area has some lovely golden sandy beaches which are ideal for sunbathing and taking a swim in the warm Mediterranean Sea. Holidaymakers can try a variety of watersports here such as wind surfing, scuba diving, water skiing, jet skiing and paragliding. A water park in the area called Aqualandia has many other fun activities for the whole family.
Some people may not appreciate that Benidorm is a very scenic area with many natural attractions for holidaymakers to hike or cycle to. There are many excellent 18-hole golf courses in the Costa Blanca within just a short distance from Benidorm including Real de Faula. Other sporting activities available in the area include tennis and fishing.
There are numerous restaurants, bars and cafes in the area offering traditional Spanish fare as well as pizzas, burgers and other fast food. Several shops can be found in the area selling arts, crafts and locally made confectionary as well as stores selling other souvenir items. Self catering holidaymakers can visit the local markets or supermarkets, where they can purchase food and drink.
The Benidorm area has many fun and interesting places to visit including theme parks such as Terra Mitica, which takes visitors back in time to legendary civilizations that lived in the Mediterranean Sea. Terra Natura is an animal park, where there are many wild creatures and attractions. Visitors can also see marine wildlife and exotic birds at Mundomar. Holidaymakers can enjoy fantastic views of the cliffs and coastline of the Costa Blanca by taking one of the many boat trips offered here. Benidorm Island is just two kilometres out to sea and is a conservation haven for various birds. A day trip to the beautiful Algar Waterfalls high in the mountains is also recommended, while 24 kilometres north of Alicante are the wonderful Canelobre Caves.
The warmest time of the year to visit the Benidorm area is generally July and August when the average high is approximately 27 degrees centigrade. The summer is very dry with any showers very quickly passing. Even the winter months are quite mild with temperatures averaging a high of 13 degrees centigrade in January and December.
Alicante Airport (ALC) is nine kilometres west of Alicante and approximately 45 minutes drive from Benidorm. It has flights to and from other Spanish cities as well as international airports such as Amsterdam (AMS), Berlin-Tegel (TXL), Brussels-South Charleroi (CRL), Dublin (DUB), Geneva (GVA), London-Gatwick (LGW), Moscow-Domodedovo (DME), Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) amongst others. There are several car hire firms located here including Auriga, Avis, Centauro, Europcar and Goldcar Rental.


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