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Local companies and individuals are encouraged to register teams for RAMP's 23rd Annual Rockford Wheel-A-Thon, set for Saturday, June 25.
All proceeds from the family-friendly event will benefit RAMP's Winnebago County services, provided out of the Rockford office, 202 Market St.
RAMP is a passionate partner for people with disabilities desiring to live a useful and rewarding life. RAMP assists people with disabilities to live independently, make changes in their lives, seek peer support, obtain resources and remove barriers that threaten dreams of independence.
RAMP advocates the implementation of current laws, promotion of needed legislation and improvement of existing systems for people with disabilities while working to diminish negative attitudes that threaten to impede equal access.
Those interested in participating in the Wheel-A-Thon can sign up their teams, sponsor a wheeler or make a donation by visiting www.rockfordwheelathon.kintera.org or calling RAMP at (815) 968-7467. RAMP's website is at www.rampcil.org.
The Wheel-A-Thon begins at the Trolley Station in Riverview Park, 324 N. Madison St., June 25. Registration starts at 9 a.m., the Wheel-A-Thon is at 10 a.m., and awards are at 11 a.m.
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jasmint 6 years
I've got a blouse from that collection that I've only worn once! However, my tank from the Proenza Schouler collection I wear on a regular basis - I love it!
AmberHoney 6 years
I thought Erin.
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i don't feel bad :)
lizlee89 6 years
woah! total guess and I got it right! doesn't everybody else think we should get points for quizzes? at least if you get 100%...
Francoisehardly 6 years
I actually saw both of the coats I wanted. Still want them but whatever. I could always find another coat I like.
AKirstin 6 years
Don't feel bad, Francoise. I have about half of that collection, the coat was not nearly as cute as it looked in the ads.
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OOH, i wish i got stuff from Luella's collection, but I only started noticing Target's GO thing during Erin Fetherston's line. Better late than never...
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That was quick and easy! I have so much from all of these collections, easily 10 pieces.
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I only got around to getting one thing from the Erin Fetherston collection. I'm still sad I didn't get a coat. :(
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I have a Luella dress from that collection. I love it!
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: My best woman friend confessed to me the reason she goes to so many funerals is because she's shopping for a new husband. Apparently widowed men, who otherwise stay home a lot, will show up solo to pay their respects to an old buddy. I think what she's doing is ghastly! She says they are open and willing to chat, and there's lots of hugs and comforting words. She thinks such emotional openess could lead to something romantic. Ugh! Isn't she disgusting? -- Shocked By My Friend, Tuxedo
Dear Shocked: it's calculating, but if she's a loving woman who would make a great second wife for someone, it's almost amusing. If she's a gold-digger, or simply out to use somebody for social status, then it's not so funny anymore.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: This is in response to the woman grieving over her mom. My rabbinical father used to say that the mourning for a parent never disappears, it just slows down and comes with reduced frequency and intensity. It has been more than four years since mine passed away. I am coping quite well. But, time and again, something (view, smell, book, trip to the store) hits me as having been shared -- and the tears come. -- Natural Grief, Winnipeg
Dear Natural: Thank you for sharing experience with this. In my own life, a younger brother died a few years ago, and I still get ambushed by memories, music by Van Morrison (his favourite), seeing his beautiful children. But it's OK. It would be a sadder world if people we love had no effect on us when they died.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I have liked this guy for over a year, but three or four months ago, I really thought he didn't like me and that I had no chance, so I put my feelings on the back burner. Well, after that, a nice, sweet, and funny guy friend started asking me out (I said yes). I like him very much. I'm very happy, but I stayed friends with the other guy, and now I think he may like me. I still like him a lot. What should I do? -- Torn, Winnipeg
Dear Torn: You have to make a choice and take the risk. If you want to try things out with this other guy, and he truly wants to start dating you, then you have to say goodbye to the present guy if you're seeing each other exclusively. You could see the new guy at the same time if he says he only feels casually about you, and he is also up for seeing other people. But, what makes you think the first guy is interested now? Has he said anything? Has he asked you to see him on a date? Ask him! You need to know. If he's just feeling free to be a little flirtier because you are with another guy, he's just a player.
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Replacing the WWE "Road to Wrestlemania" storyline mode will instead feature the following storylines as part of their Attitude era mode:
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The storylines, which will bring players through 65 matches, are based on WWE storylines from that era but will allow for changes based on how players proceed in the game. The game will also feature the King of The Ring, a number of stipulation matches and more. Here is the list of current talents in the game:
Alberto Del Rio
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The curriculum at this school is of a higher caliber and we continuously see our kids succeed and excel. We have 2 young kids attending this school for 4 years now and they both are testing above average numbers in all subjects and they are way above average in math and reading. We are involved in our kids education and we dedicate time everyday helping our kids with their homework and if they don't have any then we find homework for them to advance them further. We also have them read books to us every night and we read more difficult books to them. This school is great for our kids and they enjoy being there. I see many complaints about communication and I disagree. In my experience we have been informed of all activities and assignments by the teachers. There have been times that I learned of an activity late but it was my problem because I tried to read the email at work and then I moved on without ever reading it. So, communication is fine... you just have to keep up with all the emails and assignments posted on their homework site. In short, we highly recommend this school. It's working for our kids and we will continue with this school at least thru 6th grade.
We had our daughter in this school for the past three years and this year moved her to another school. First the positive - There is a greater emphasis on academics and the standard of education is quite high. The negatives are poor infrastructure, high teacher turnover, lack of communications and haphazard running of programs. For us finally the negatives outweighed the positives and we moved our child to the public school nearby. We now feel she is in a more nourishing environment that will be better for her overall development compared to cambridge lakes.
Walk away. The problem is at the top Larry, until he is replaced you will continue to have a high turnover in teachers. This school was the biggest mistake I made. The teachers themselves have told me he fixed the numbers to try to show improvement.
Wow have you met new principal Dr. Hussain she is amazing and returns emails, phone calls, and schedules parent conferences in a minutes notice. I informed her in an email of my child's health concern and before the end of the day she had scheduled a meeting with myself, my child, the nurse and herself! Now that is someone who is in touch with the community!! My family feels valued.
CLLC is amazing. My son attended the preschool program for 2 years and just completed kindergarten. I don't know what these other parents are talking about in terms of communication- my son's teachers have ALL been very responsive to emails, and send email updates daily or weekly. In K my son did much more advanced material than my niece, who was in 2nd grade in the reputable district 301. His desire to learn reflect that teachers are teaching him the RIGHT way (not teaching TO THE TESTS) and his test results demonstrate that he is getting all of the information most other kids his age get in school. My biggest complaint is that the kids don't come home with textbooks, so it was more difficult to monitor what my child was learning about in school. This isn't as big of a deal in Kindergarten, but as children get older it's important to me that we are able to monitor his learning for any bias. However, I don't know how the older classrooms handle textbooks, etc. The only way I will ever leave CLLC is if, for some reason, we move out of state. Otherwise, I am staying right here so my younger children can attend this school.
This is our first year @ Cambridge Lakes. My daughter is in all day kindergarten. I have to say we are very happy w/the schools curriculum. She is taking Spanish, Tech, Art, and has gym 2 days a week. There are only 15 students in her class w/a max of 18 students in a class room. Her teacher is wonderful. We get an update email at least once a week and if there is a special event she even send pics! The security at the school also gives me peace of mind. You need a electronic key to get into her class room! Before the school year stared she went to a 2 week readiness camp to make sure she was ready for a full day!
Poor communication. I live in this community and I prefer to drive my children to the public school which is 15 minutes away. Unprofessional environment . This school is used as a babysitting facility, free full time kindergarten. My children had no locker, no desk to put supplies in, no gym to play. My daughter was falling behind in math. Most teachers don't care. They have no funds to build or hire experienced teachers. The bathrooms are dirty , the children had to clean tables in order for them to eat...the list goes on.
We are 1st time parents who enrolled our daughter in the Kindergarden program and will be enrolling our 2nd child next school year. Every school has it's pluses and minuses. The pluses at CLCS far outweigh the minuses especially when you compare it to the public system. The kids are physically in school more days and for longer hours. CLCS is great if you are willing to go the extra mile with your kids. The teachers work with the parents and the kids LOVE going to school because they know mom and dad are active in their education . If you are not willing to work with your child every night on something that they are working on at school, this is not the program with you. If you have a passion for education and are looking for something "out of the box" CLCS is awesome. The curriculum is challenging, the kids learn something new everyday and subjects easily crossover into other areas of the day. The kids get gym, art, music, as well as various after school programs that enrich the curriculum being taught. I see what others are doing in other schools, and CLCS is way ahead of the game. We love CLCS and will keep supporting it as it strives to get better each year!
My daughter loves the school.I love the learning process and we see how much she improved an how excited she goes to school every day. The teachers are amazing and they do their best to teach those kids.
My son has been attending CLCS since K and is now in 5th grade. We are happy with the academics. But each parent has a difference perspective on situations. Communication has been excellent with the school. You can always come to the school and talk the principle or to the business office, If your kid is important a visit is rather better then an e-mail. The institution is school & business & teachers aren't union, but with public school issues & goverment background on managing schools, this not a bad thing. I rather have teachers stayed in the school becase of their performace and not becasue of unions. If it is managed as a business you want the brighter individuals to be sucessful, & your product to be superior, in this case our kids. Parents can volunteer in many ways if their schedules and time allows, and as for school not waniting to hear what parents have to say? I am not sure that is completely accurate, because everytime I see something at school that I have an opinion on, all I have to do is go in to the school and talk directly with the respective school principle or to the main business office.
Please be advised this institution is both a school and a business. While the curriculum and instruction are above average, the corporate board that oversees the school is not interested in parent feedback, does not communicate with families in a timely or appropriate fashion, and there is a high rate of staff turnover.
Cambridge Lakes Charter school- We joined as the virtual school. The problem I see is that the virtual students are not given the information from the school for upcoming events and tend to miss out on some opportunities, or get last day forms for money to be sent in. My child doesn't feel like they are part of the school. They can have specials with students in different grades instead of being with kids of their own grade. The response from the administrators and teachers is very slow if any reply at all. It seems they want less parent communication, I personally left several messages and finally sent an email to still get no reply at all. If they got a grade for communication it would be a D from me. While I like the virtual program, working with the pace of my child, the lack of respect in communication is enough to make me seriously doubt continuing.
Yes, I have a same problem of teachers do not respond to emails! Individualized learning plans & staffs are friendly, and Pick up issue got a lot better this year!
My kids attend this school, but I am thinking of taking them away from the school. My main complaint is that the teachers do not respond to emails, to any questions that you may have regarding your child.
My children went here 2 yrs ago and we were very happy with the school. We had to move out of state for a year and thank goodness we are back. The teachers are very helpful and excited about teaching! The only thing that continues to be an issue is pick up but that's because some parents do not think that they have to follow the rules.
i am very pleased with the kindergarten at CLCS. the kids are learning a lot and participate in music, art and computers as well. my child's teacher is very good. i like that parents are encouraged to participate in school related activities, etc
My daughter loves the school but I wish parents could have more involvement as far lunch menu. I have seen a lot waste done by the kids. Parents are paying without knowing that the kids are not eating their food. Fresh fruit should be cut for little kids and they should think about the type of sweets to be serve to the kindergarten group. I see a lot parents involved in the lunch but wish we could have some inputs as far having a better menu.
My child goes to Kindergarten @ CLCS. I have seen him mature so much in this one year. The teachers teach them the right attitude towards tough situations and great problem solving skills. Their Kindergarten program is so good. My child comes home with so much information that he amazes me sometimes. The best part is their individualized learning plans keeping in my that every child learns @ a different pace. The only drawback though that the school doesn't provide any transportation for the students and we live far from school. My overall experience with the school is excellent. Keep it up CLCS!
As a first time parent of Cambridge Lakes Charter School; I am glad that I decided to transfer my kids to this school. Both of my kids are learning excellent information, including the opportunity to explore different culture and language. In addition, the teachers focus each student and their unique learning curves; this is definitely appreciated, to support 'no student left behind'. I support the growth and continued success of Cambridge Lakes Charter School!
My son is nearing the end of his first year at Cambridge Lakes and I can not be happier with the education he has received this year. He has had a wonderful male kindergarten teacher that seems to have the patience of a saint! My child went in to kindergarten not knowing how to read but is coming out reading chapter books far beyond his years. I love the fact that the children receive individualized instruction based on their skill level and that they are learning material that I know for a fact, the other local schools are not teaching until 1st or 2nd grade. Yet, the atmosphere is not high pressure or elitest at all. For my son, this year has been a wonderful experience that has resulted in a very positive attitude towards school and learning in general. As a parent, I couldn't ask for more at this point. (Yes, the pick up and drop off situation is a mess, however, a small price to pay for a great education)
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Why is Rusney Castillo now rich? Why did the Red Sox open the vault to confer $72.5 million upon a center fielder who has never played a single game in the majors and who hasn't been seen in a game of any sort since 2012?
Goldilocks comes to mind. Castillo represents a rarely available sweet spot in the talent pool. The 27-year-old Cuban arrived in the perfect place at the perfect time: In possession of a broad skill set, but perhaps just as importantly, not too old to have inordinate risk of a disastrous performance decline somewhere in the middle of a seven-year, $72.5 million deal (more accurately characterized as a "six-plus" year deal); not too young, with the chance of a devastating struggle in his transition to the big leagues.
Castillo, at least in theory, represents something that is just right, a player who has tremendous physical talent and who is at a career and life stage that suggests he is just getting ready to arrive at the peak of his abilities. The contract will run through his age 32 season (unless Castillo elects to opt out after his age 31 season in 2019, in which case the deal still would capture all of what the Sox consider his prime), with Castillo thus representing a rare kind of player.
The daunting reality for major league baseball teams looking to acquire prime-age talent is that their options are almost non-existent. They can wait for the once-every-five-years reality of a free agent reaching the open market at the start of his prime (something that almost surely would require the sacrifice of a draft pick and a nine-figure commitment). They can mortgage the farm in a trade. Or they can try to acquire elite players from Cuba who have ranked, in recent years, as among the most impactful in the game starting in their first seasons.
The fact that such talent is rarely available dictated a considerable market for Castillo.
"The opportunity to get free agents with premium talent at young ages in their prime is rare. The scarcity of that talent has been fueling the marketplace. But the success that the Cuban players have had immediately upon signing contracts, I think that's been a very lucrative combination," said Castillo's agent, Brodie Van Wagenen of Roc Nation Sports. "There were 28 teams at the showcase [for Castillo] that we had in Miami on the 26th. The interest coming out of that workout was really extraordinary -- something we haven't seen before in a typical free agent process."
The Sox were, of course, one of the 28 teams that attended Castillo's workout, but he had been on the team's radar for three years, starting with international tournaments in Amsterdam in 2011 and Taiwan in 2012, ultimately convincing the team that he has a skill set and the makeup to merit the largest guarantee ever given to a player coming out of Cuba.
"We think he has a chance to impact the game in a number of different ways," said Sox GM Ben Cherington. "He runs well. he's got a good, solid throwing arm. Solid power. He's got a good track record. He can play defense. a good offensive track record in Cuba and in International play. We see him as a very good major league player and part of a winning team here in Boston."
"He's very athletic. He's an explosive player. We're excited about the tools he brings to the table," added Red Sox assistant director of player personnel Jared Banner. "The thing that he does that I really like, he puts pressure on the defense. You can't teach speed. he has that. He has those aggressive instincts. He's going to be the kind of guy who's going to bring excitement to the ballpark.
"We have seen him make some pretty incredible, athletic defensive plays. We have seen him steal a lot of bases, bunt for base hits, things like that -- just a very well-rounded game, and he can do some exciting things on the field."
The Sox ultimately evaluated Castillo as a player who represents a well above-average runner (grades of 65 to 70 on the 20-80 scouting scale have commonly been conferred upon him) which in turn translates to above-average range in center field, with a grade of roughly 55-60 as a defender. There's variance in terms of how his arm grades, but the Sox still view his arm strength as being a tick above average, with enough in the tank not only for center field but also, potentially, to be adequate in right.
Offensively, the team views his floor as being better than an average big league center fielder (the standard for which is .264 with a .325 OBP and .394 slugging mark in 2014; the Red Sox rank 29th in average from that position (.204), 28th in OBP (.281) and last in slugging (.282)), but with the possibility of even more upside.
After all, in a workout in front of team officials at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Castillo proved capable of clearing the fences in right-center field. He has an aggressive approach, meaning that his walks totals may be modest, but the team has seen him swing at strikes who smokes line drives all over the park and for whom the idea of double-digit home run totals isn't far-fetched, and for whom there is the potential for even bigger power, depending on how his above-average raw power translates into games, where he typically has more of a line drive swing.
"We have seen him hit the ball out of the ballpark to all fields. … He definitely has some raw power. He has the ability to hit the ball out of the ballpark. We know that," said Banner. "In terms of approach, that's the toughest part of the game when you get in a major league batter's box, facing major league pitching on an everyday basis. I'm sure it will be a challenge for him initially just to get adjusted again, but we really believe in the athleticism. It's the same game he's been playing his whole life. We think he has the tools necessary to succeed."
In other words, in Castillo, the Sox have added a player with the potential to impact the game in every way.
There's considerable risk. He hasn't ever played a game against a major league opponent; he hasn't played in game competition for 18 months.
The Sox are hoping that he gets his work visa in the coming days so that they can start to get him into minor league games with the hope of bringing him up to Boston before the end of the season. Depending on where he is in relationship to where he needs to be in terms of the speed of games, the team could send him to play in the Arizona Fall League (which it did with Jose Iglesias after he signed in 2009) or a winter league in preparation for being on the field in 2015.
But if he can be a player who impacts the game with above-average contributions from the batter's box, the field and on the bases while adding some power, that's the sort of player who has commanded $15 million to $20 million annual salaries in the recent past rather than the roughly $12 million a year that Castillo will get from 2015-20. (His agent, Van Wagenen, accurately describes the deal as a contract for "six-plus" years, since the 2014 component -- for which Castillo will get a $100,000 salary -- simply represents an opportunity for him to get his feet wet.)
And it should not take long to figure out if that's the kind of player that Castillo is. He's at the point of maturity as a baseball player, ready to tap into his full complement of talents in his prime. He's not a 34-year-old Nelson Cruz, whose defensive value is non-existent and who faces the likelihood of offensive skill erosion in his next deal; he's not a raw young player like a Jackie Bradley Jr. or Mookie Betts, whose time as an impact offensive player (and, in Betts' case, defensive center fielder) remains TBD.
(Indeed, for the Sox, one of the benefits of signing Castillo is that (barring a trade) it now permits them to proceed more deliberately with someone like Betts and even Bradley, giving them opportunities to round out their development in the minors before they are thrown into the big league mix.)
Castillo, at least from the standpoint of his age, should be ready to make an impact -- now, and through the life of his deal.
"This is an exciting player. He's got a great combination of skills, defensive ability, speed, solid power. He's got a really strong track record in Cuba," said Cherington. "We're excited to add him to the organization and we feel he can be a part of winning Red Sox teams here for a long time."
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|Sun, 10-02-2011 - 6:53am
Saw this article on Huffington Post about online dating fatigue
|Wed, 10-05-2011 - 1:35pm
I believe that we do have to be proactive in finding someone at these ages.. Its just a fact of life..
I for one do not come across as desperate when I am out or in social situations.. I know that I dont because some men have actually told me that I am confident and self assured and if I have worked on myself to get to a very good mental state and my self esteem is so much better than it is showing.
I see nothing wrong with scouring a room and checking out the guys.. As a matter of fact the laws of attraction theory states that if we do nothing we get nothing.. If we are proactive and put out feelers and let the universe know we are looking for something it is supposed to provide for us.. So one doesnt have to come across as desperate just because you are checking out men or even flirting..
If I was that desperate I would have been in a relationship with one of those dates I met over the last year.. I just didnt feel it was in my best interest so I am waiting ...Waiting for what??? I dont know ..
I wish it were that easy because if it were we would all be in a relationship by now.. A good one.
just my two cents..!!!
|Tue, 10-04-2011 - 5:45pm
I agree with you that fate plays a role in meeting, but "Chance favors the prepared mind." And since when is noticing attractive men at a gathering TRYING TOO HARD? Why would I smell of desperation, just because I am noticing men in a social situation? I will not be "scouring the room." Plus where else am I going to meet these men if not in social situations (other than OLD)?
|Tue, 10-04-2011 - 3:18pm
YES....being invited to an art gallery by a friend and looking at the men there IS TRYING TOO HARD.
|Tue, 10-04-2011 - 3:12pm
I think if a woman is going out to places to meet men they lose themselves a bit.
|Tue, 10-04-2011 - 1:19pm
I have dated women who were older than me and their age did show and it did bother me even though I did not want to have it make a difference.
I have been told that I do look about ten years younger and therefore gave me confidence to consider younger women plus it is a life stage thing as well. I had my kids at 36 and 40 yrs old and no way I am close to retiring because of my economic setbacks. So most women in my age group when I was looking, had kids out of the house and ready to travel. In order to find women so still had kids at school/home and still needed to work were 10 yrs younger.
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Clyde Van Sickle
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|Guard (American football)
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|Date of birth:May 26, 1907
|Place of birth: Pryor, Oklahoma
|Date of death: February 15, 1995
|Place of death: Dallas, Texas
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|College: Arkansas
|Debuted in 1930 for the Frankford Yellow Jackets
|Last played in 1933 for the Green Bay Packers
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Clyde Van Sickle is a former guard in the National Football League. He first played with the Frankford Yellow Jackets during the 1930 NFL season. After a year away from the NFL, he played two seasons with the Green Bay Packers.[1]
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Nowadays, you don't really need liquid cooling. A good high-end air cooler will do, save power, and have a lot less headaches down the road. Also, you can probably buy quieter fans than a low noise pump. I'm hardcore into silent computing and I've pretty much only used air for my main desktop. I got a water cooled desktop in my basement and it's too "loud" for my likings, haha. In fact, I've replaced every HDD in my main desktop with SSDs just to cut the motor noise... now I have 3 SSDs in there (OCZ Vector 256GB, OCZ Octane 512GB, and a Patriot Pyro SE 240GB). Yes, in the same computer. All my fans are Noctua PWM fans running at low RPMs in normal conditions, and my PSU is a Seasonic Platinum 1000W.
My main PC is a Core i7-3770K overclocked to 4.6GHz. My 'spare' PC with water cooling is a Core i5-2500K overclocked to 4.5GHz.
Posted 02 April 2013 - 14:43
I can believe it. I think one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding water cooling is that it leads to quiet computing.
The heat still needs to be displaced and most water cooling setups have loud fans for this purpose.
The main domain of water cooling has been and should stay over clocking. The benefit of it is increased cooling efficiency at higher temps not in noise reduction.
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