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By far the best meal I ever had in PEC was at the Carriage House restaurant in Bloomfield. For your special meal i would definitely go there.
Critique my "must try" list for Toronto!
Rebozo has decent food, but it's a tiny hole in the wall - no atmosphere at all.
Critique my "must try" list for Toronto!
Kaji trumps all other Japanese restaurants, and maybe most in any category.
where is the spiciest good food in Toronto?
I want to take a friend out for a birthday dinner, and he likes really spicy foods. What's the best choice for us?
Mar 03, 2011prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
All day dim sum in downtown Toronto?
I tried Sky Dragon and won't be going back either - some of the food was no
Dec 05, 2010prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
What a disappointment! The decor was pleasant, but everything went downhill as soon as we sat down. We told the waiter we did not want anything sweet, and yet he recommended a shrimp dish that was way to sweet and tasted ketchupy. Some online reviews had recommended the beef wrapped in onion pancake (#11), but the pancake was heavy and oily - not good! The other dim sum items were lacking in herbs and quite tasteless. The dan dan noodles, recommended by some on line, were bland and oily. We asked for a serving spoon for the noodles, and they brought a useless little soup spoon. I have never had so disappointing a meal in any restaurant in Toronto and will not go back.
Jun 13, 2010prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Need Asian restaurant recommendation in Toronto DT and GTA
Too many abbreviations! What in heaven's name is TST?
Jun 13, 2010prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
What is the best restaurant in Yorkville?
We were at Spice Room on Nov. 7, 2009, and would not return, for four reasons:
Nov 07, 2009prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Fine Dining for BDay in KW area
My family went to the Aberfoyle Mill in late Oct. of 2009 and were impressed with the menu and every item we ate, from appetizers to dessert. Their pistachio crusted spiced salmon was especially delicious, even if slightly overcooked, and the white chocolate and pistachio cheesecake was a big hit too. The atmosphere is charming, and overall we would say the food was inventive and just plain delicious.
Seeking Stratford Dinner Recommendations
My family does not agree about the decor, not at all, as we like it a lot. What we object to is the minuscule portions on the plate.
Seeking Stratford Dinner Recommendations
We used to enjoy Rundles and The Church, although both are pricey. In recent years they've both taken to giving birds' portions, and it's frustrating when the family wants to go out for hamburgers after an expensive dinner. And The Church has become a bit precious, with unlikely combinations of offbeat ingredients that don't always appeal. We have enjoyed Down the Street and Pazzo, but our best experience was to go right past Stratford to the Aberfoyle Mill, about an hour's drive east. Their pistachio crusted spiced salmon was especially delicious, even if slightly overcooked. The atmosphere is very enjoyable too, but reservations can be necessary. It was full to the rafters the Sunday night we went in late Oct. An added advantage is that you can attend a matinee, have a pleasant dinner at the Mill, and be back in Toronto by 9:30 p.m.
Bloomfield/Harvest - Worth the drive from TO?!
By far the best restaurant I know of within driving distance of Toronto is the Peller Estates restaurant. The food is excellent, service and views good too, and you can do a tour of the winery. The only limitation is that Peller Estate wines are not as good as Vineland Estates or Cave Spring. But the Peller restaurant still trumps Inn on the Twenty in my books.
Jun 28, 2008prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Cowbell - Not Quite Ready for Prime Time
Three of us had dinner tonight at Cowbell, encouraged by the very positive reviews by Amy Pataki in the Star and another in Now. We were sadly disappointed and definitely will not be back. The food was never even as good as mediocre. Note to chef: ordinary french fries are not frites. The service was not at all professional. The waiter left us sitting there wanting to order, when he wasn't all that busy, and then when he did take our order he forgot to put in to the ktichen. The restaurant was inexplicably full, and the noise level never fell below a dull roar. Ugh!
Oct 19, 2007prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
I second the motion. We love Cafe 668, although it is a little hole in the wall. Fortunately, they will be in a new space, they say, in April of 2007. My favourite dishes are: #1 (the house salad), #75 (spicy tofu with coconut cream) and #91 (eggplant with black bean sauce). The Vietnamese hot and sour soup is lovely too.
Jan 26, 2007prairie_dog in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Help me get started cooking fish!
May I suggest the main dish from my personal #1-company dinner?
The recipe follows. I got it from a Vancouver newspaper decades ago). I typically serve it with couscous cooked with dates and mint OR my mother's wonderful rice pilaf and a stir fry of veggies with Hoisin sauce.
SALMON with YOGURT and DILL SAUCE
Jan 15, 2007prairie_dog in Home Cooking
What to do with a bottle of Pernod.
In Paris I had the most fabulous shrimp with Pernod. My attempt to duplicate it follows:
1. Make a sauce in the pan with:
Jan 15, 2007prairie_dog in Home Cooking
INDONESIAN restaurant??? Keen to find a good one
Thanks all, but I'm getting discouraged now. Bali was very good, and Garuda, in my opinion, could not compare.Maybe some of the Indonesian people in Toronto will open a restaurant? We're ready for a new trend, surely!
INDONESIAN restaurant??? Keen to find a good one
I love Indonesian food, including rijstafel. My favourite Indonesian restaurant, which used to be on Avenue Rd. just north of Lawrence, closed years ago. Can anyone recommend a really good one in Toronto or environs?
Best All You Can Eat Japanese in Toronto GTA
Well, Teep, you've had better luck than me, then. I recently went for dinner to Masa, on the grounds that Now Magazine said it was he the best AYCE in the city. NOT! The rooms are cavernous but pleasant, and we liked the decor, but they didn't offer any of the above sushi that I mentioned. They said it was too expensive to be included.
Bangkok Garden re-opening...finally!
My experiences at Linda have always been positive, sometimes marvellously so. For a meal with several courses, the proportions should,not be any larger. Linda serves inventive dishes that you don't get anywhere else.
I can't say whether it's best or not, but I like Sorn Thai on Yonge north of Eglinton. And it's true, Salad King is not the best, but Linda, usptairs from salad King, is divine. They have a special set menu every month, which they prefer to serve during the week - on the weekend reservations are needed and and you must specify if you want the set menu. Linda, the proprietor, is very personable, and the food is high-end and inventive. Fabulous!
Joy Thai is good, and I love their panang nuer red curry beef - very distinctive - and Amy Pataki, who in my experience is quite reliable, gave it a good review as one of the "top five restaurants you've never heard of.". But on balance I prefer Sorn Thai (on Yonge, north of Eglinton by about 7 blocks). My son still prefers Joy Thai.
Best All You Can Eat Japanese in Toronto GTA
I disagree totally that AYCE sushi is never a good idea. Kimono on Eglinton (just west of Avenue Rd.) is terrific, and I've actually stopped going to my regulars (Sasaya and Takesushi) because of the good food and service at Kimono.
I have been to Susur only once, and found it hyped and precious - inventiveness can be overdone. I would not go back. On the other hand, I've been to Perigee numerous times, and have had there the best meal of my life. They're not always up to that exacting standard, but hey! Susur isn't even close to it.
PerigeeVSGeorge, Democracy in ACTION!
Perigee is my favourite restaurant in Toronto. The dishes are often stupendous, and you can never be sure what exactly is giving you the taste heaven they offer. The wine pairings can be often a revelation, and they will honour your rpeferences between old-world style and new-world style wines. (I loathe new-world with all its overpowering oak.) It's great fun, too, to be able to sit close to the action and see the preparation of the food you're about to eat. If you want, they can print out what everyone in your party ate and drank. I also like that they enquire about your likes and dislikes, allergies, etc., before they begin serving, and they take that into account. George is good, but simply cannot compare.
Best Sangria and Tapas in Toronto?
Torito, in the Kensington market area is very good indeed, but they don't take reservations.
Thai Restaurants w/ seafood-Any Suggestions?
My family goes often to Sorn Thai on Yonge, north of Eglinton by about seven blocks. They have a fabulous mixed seafood dish, although it is rather spicey.
George is good, and I enjoyed my one visit very much, but Perigee is much better - it's probably my favourite restaurant in Toronto, although it's very very pricey.
Best All You Can Eat Japanese in Toronto GTA
Kimono is terrific! The food is cooked to order, and the AYCE includes numerous appetizers (e.g., tempura, dumplings called gyoza, little ribs, etc), soft drinks and desserts (my whole family loves the chocolate-drizzled fried bananas with ice cream). Best of all, you can get up-scale sushi that other AYCE places exclude: green dragon rolls, spider rolls, dynamite rolls, etc., and the service is personable and good. We like it so much we go several times a month.
I love Torito, and have never had a bad, or even a mediocre, dish there. It seems more authentic to me than any of the other tapas places I've tried in Toornto so far. Certainly much more reliable than Cava.
My only regret is that they don't take reservations, but I cope with that by arriving early or late, and also by phoning ahead to see how busy they are.


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Learn how a group of teachers make history meaningful for elementary students using a kind of image known as palimpsest. Examples of accessible palimpsests will be provided.
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Knicks top Forbes list of most valuable NBA franchises; 76ers rank 23rd
January 22, 2014
The Sports Xchange The New York Knicks are struggling on the court, but the franchise ranks as the most valuable in the NBA, according to Forbes. The magazine's annual rankings of NBA franchises kept the Knicks at the top for the second consecutive year with a net worth of $1.4 billion. Forbes noted that the Knicks were aided by a Madison Square Garden renovation that boosted profits to a record $96 million last season. In second was the Los Angeles Lakers at $1.35 billion.
IronPigs roughed up in first game of second half
By Tom Housenick, Of The Morning Call
July 17, 2014
Tyler Henson brought a seven-game hitting streak into the second half of the IronPigs season. He left Thursday's game in a fit of rage after being called out on strikes by home plate umpire Chad Whitson in the bottom of the sixth inning. Gone, too, was his hitting streak. There wasn't much good that came from Lehigh Valley's first contest after the Triple-A All-Star game. Barry Enright, who ended a six-game losing streak in his last start before the break, struggled again by allowing seven runs in 31/3 innings - including an International League-most 17 t h home run - in the IronPigs' 13-0 loss to North Division-leading Syracuse at Coca-Cola Park.
Michael M. Siwy
The Morning Call
February 12, 1994
Michael M. Siwy, 77, of Allentown, died Thursday at home after shoveling snow. He owned and operated the franchises of Orange Crush Bottling Co., Old Colony Beverages, and Moxie and YooHoo, all in Catasauqua, before retiring. Born in Allentown, he was a son of the late Maxim and Katherine (Markowicz) Siwy. He was a member of St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Allentown. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. He graduated from Penn State in 1940 with a degree in major industrial engineering.
Long ball continues to bite Enright, IronPigs
By Tom Housenick, Of The Morning Call
June 16, 2014
Barry Enright made very few mistakes during his 88-pitch performance during Monday's game against Charlotte. The problem for the Lehigh Valley starting pitcher was that anything resembling a mistake pitch was hit. Three of them during an eight-pitch sequence in the fourth inning traveled a combined distance of approximately 1,175 feet. Josh Phegley, Matt Davidson and Andy Wilkins hit those three pitches for solo home runs to lead Charlotte to a 5-1 victory at Coca-Cola Park.
State Would Survive Departure Of Sports Franchises
The Morning Call
January 13, 1999
To the Editor: It was considerably less than a seismic shock to learn of Charles Snelling's endorsement of the so-called "Stadium Bill" which is being promoted by Governor Ridge. (The Morning Call, Jan. 2). As an entrepreneur and a venture capitalist, Snelling has a nose for money. His endorsement automatically should cause us common folk to be wary. Linking the stadium bill to a host of pork barrel projects in a transparent effort to secure sufficient votes, Ridge and his colleagues hope to satisfy their elitist friends who would be the beneficiaries of this largesse.
Do You Know Your Franchises? Abe's Got The Answers
Sunday Call-Chronicle
February 3, 1985
With the shifting of professional franchises from one city to another grabbing its share of the headlines, Abe slapped together a quick list of pro carpetbaggers. Name the city - or in one case the state - from whence the franchise came. - San Diego Chargers. - New England Patriots. - Detroit Lions. - Kansas City Chiefs. - Los Angeles Rams. - Washington Redskins. - St. Louis Cardinals. - Indianapolis Colts. - Kansas City Kings. - Atlanta Braves. - Atlanta Hawks.
Four Auto Dealers To Consolidate Automile's Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Suzuki Franchises To Combine On One Site
by MICHAEL HERNAN, The Morning Call
May 3, 1990
UNMAPPED FIELD root_FIELD_NAME_TDATE_NAME = "TDATE" UNMAPPED FIELD root_FIELD_NAME_TDATE = "DATE: Thursday, May 3, 1990" One of the area's biggest car dealership chains will consolidate four franchises into a single site on State Avenue in Emmaus. The Vinart partnership, which owns Lehigh Valley Honda, Lehigh Valley Ford, and a Hyundai/Suzuki dealership on the Lehigh Street Automile, will move its Ford and Honda businesses to the 5.2-acre site of Lehigh Valley Hyundai/Suzuki, according to Art Wright, Vinart's general partner.
Hfs Buys Century 21, Era But Realtors Expect Little Change The Company Closed A Deal With The 4th Largest Residential Real Estate Franchiser Last Week.
by BETH W. ORENSTEIN (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
February 18, 1996
Whether you're traveling or moving, HFS Inc. wants your business. HFS, which owns such hotel franchises for Days Inn, Howard Johnson and Ramada, recently bought two major real estate brokerage firms -- Century 21 and Electronic Realty Associates, more commonly called ERA. In August, HFS of Parsippany, N.J., purchased Century 21, the world's largest residential real estate brokerage company, for $200 million and stock. Century 21 has more than 6,000 franchises in 16 countries. Last week, HFS also closed a deal with ERA for $36.8 million.
For The Record
The Morning Call
September 1, 1989
A story in yesterday's Morning Call incorrectly reported that Stewart Sandwiches Inc. is the parent company of Colebrook Farms Inc. of Upper Milford Township. Colebrook is owned by several families which hold Stewart Sandwich franchises.
Potts' Hot Dogs Closes Allentown Sites
by DAN SHOPE, The Morning Call
August 21, 1993
Citing difficulties with city zoning and franchisees, Potts' Hot Dogs Inc. has closed operations in Allentown. But owner Jeffrey Potts said yesterday that the Potts' dog, complete with its secret chili sauce, will soon return. That's because he's retained ownership of the locations where the Allentown franchises were located -- 552 North 10th Street and 102 West Susquehanna Street. "Franchising has become more of a headache than anticipated," said Potts, whose Bethlehem-based company owns two stores and franchises two others in the Lehigh Valley.
Rollins passes Schmidt on all-time hits list as Phillies top Cubs
By Stephen Gross, Of The Morning Call
June 14, 2014
PHILADELPHIA - Jimmy Rollins told his wife when he reached 2,000 hits in 2012 that he wanted to break the Phillies all-time hit record at home. Friday night, after tying Mike Schmidt's franchise record with a double in the ninth inning, he said he'd like to do it in winning fashion. He got his wish on both accounts. Leading off the bottom of the fifth inning Saturday, Rollins worked a 3-1 count before lining a single into right field for hit number 2,235. The record was his as the Phillies went on to defeat the Chicago Cubs 7-4. As soon as Rollins arrived at first base, Schmidt jogged on to the field to retrieve the ball and Rollins' bat. He then greeted the shortstop at first base by raising his hand.
Addition of two former Tri-Co teams has bolstered the Blue Mountain League for 69
seasonThe local amateur baseball league has 11 teams, including two former Tri-Co franchises.
By Keith Groller, Of The Morning Call
May 10, 2014
For years, many fans of Lehigh Valley-area amateur baseball wondered how some of the best Tri-County League teams would fare in the Blue Mountain League. This summer, they'll get their answer. The BML begins its 69 t h season on Wednesday with 11 teams, including two former Tri-County League members who were among that league's best. While the Vynecrest Redds have folded, the Northern Yankees, who won Tri-Co titles in 2011, and 2012, have come aboard along with their longtime rivals, Volpe's Limeport Bulls.
ABA's Virginia Squires remember good — and bad — fondly
By David Teel, Newport News Daily Press
May 5, 2014
VIRGINIA BEACH — After graduating from the University of Virginia in 1973, Barry Parkhill had identical contract offers from the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers and ABA's Virginia Squires. He chose the Squires primarily for the chance to play with a burgeoning legend named Julius Erving. "And he was [traded] right before my rookie camp opened up," Parkhill said. "So that was kind of a bummer. " Prior to an extended Squires road trip in 1975, forward George Irvine fetched his paycheck from team HQ and, en route to the airport, stopped by the bank.
IronPigs equal franchise record by blowing 8-run lead in loss to Knights
By Tom Housenick, Of The Morning Call
May 5, 2014
Another game, more records for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs. But the result was one of the most painful losses in their seven-year history. After scoring seven runs in the top of the first inning, the IronPigs eventually blew an eight-run lead as the Charlotte Knights capped the comeback with four runs in bottom of the eighth for a 9-8 win Monday night at BB&T Ballpark. Gorkys Hernandez's two-out, two-run single was the game winner. The IronPigs (15-15) equaled a franchise record for largest blown lead and had their six-game road winning streak stopped.
Sixers tie franchise record with 20
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March 15, 2014
PHILADELPHIA -- Memphis Grizzlies guard Tony Allen stole a pass two minutes into the fourth quarter and sailed downcourt for a dunk. Then he smiled as he retreated on defense, his team having seized a 23-point lead over the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night. This is what life is like for the Sixers, whose 103-77 loss to Memphis was their 20th straight. Sixers coach Brett Brown said before the game that it is "not slit-your-wrists time," but a few hours later it was time for this edition of the Sixers to take a place in franchise history alongside the worst club the NBA has ever seen.
Knicks top Forbes list of most valuable NBA franchises; 76ers rank 23rd
January 22, 2014
The Sports Xchange The New York Knicks are struggling on the court, but the franchise ranks as the most valuable in the NBA, according to Forbes. The magazine's annual rankings of NBA franchises kept the Knicks at the top for the second consecutive year with a net worth of $1.4 billion. Forbes noted that the Knicks were aided by a Madison Square Garden renovation that boosted profits to a record $96 million last season. In second was the Los Angeles Lakers at $1.35 billion.
Mcdonald's Sale Complete
The Morning Call
January 17, 1985
The sale of Harold G. Fulmer III's area McDonald's franchises to the Illinois-based McDonald's Corp. was completed Tuesday, with Fulmer yesterday reopening the center-city Allentown restaurant as an independent operation. Also yesterday, McDonald's Corp. announced the names of eight franchisees who have begun operating Fulmer's former franchises. Fulmer said he decided to retain the 804 Hamilton Mall restaurant after learning McDonald's had planned to close the operation after buying Fulmer's 13 other franchises.
In Region, It Is Business As Usual
by SUSAN TODD, The Morning Call
April 30, 1993
Nutri-System franchises in the Lehigh Valley were operating yesterday, unaffected by Fidelity Bank's seizure of Nutri-System Inc.'s bank accounts. "It's a corporate problem," said Scott Moyer who owns six franchises in the Lehigh Valley. "We're prepared to go forward. "We have an organization that will continue to operate our centers. We won't see any interruption of business whatsoever," he said. Moyer, who opened the second franchise in the system in 1973 in Lansdale and moved to Allentown in 1975, operates a total of 25 franchises in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Foles' emergence at quarterback makes Eagles sweat less in offseason
By Nick Fierro, Of The Morning Call
January 20, 2014
If Chip Kelly can make it through the first 50 years of his life without committing to a woman, the NFL coaching community's most eligible bachelor can certainly go more than a year without hitching himself to one quarterback "for the next 1,000," despite his sarcastic midseason prophecy. Actually, there is little or no chance that Kelly won't turn to Nick Foles to be the Philadelphia Eagles' starter again in 2014, but beyond that there is no guarantee. Given dozens of opportunities to declare Foles his "franchise quarterback" and close the book on that issue, Kelly never has. In one news conference during the season Kelly grew tired of being asked questions about Foles' status and said, "He's the starting QB for the next 1,000 years.
Entire Philadelphia sports scene gets fresh start
Nick Fierro
October 8, 2013
- They fell like dominoes in a strange and fascinating reboot of the entire Philadelphia pro sports scene. In a 10-month span, down went Eagles coach Andy Reid, 76ers coach Doug Collins, Phillies manager Charlie Manuel and Flyers coach Peter Laviolette - replaced by Chip Kelly, Brett Brown, Ryne Sandberg and Craig Berube, respectively. Laviolette got the ax Monday, just three games into a winless season in which defiant owner Ed Snider sounded like a demented Al Davis. Snider provided a sound bite that will live in infamy, no matter which direction his Flyers go under the former enforcer who was known for communicating best with his bare knuckles as a player - not that there's anything wrong with it. Snider argued with a reporter who asked if a culture change was in the works.
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A coalition that included high performing charter schools from Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton testified in front of the Senate Finance Committee's Education Subcommittee on May 7th. Following introductions from Fordham's Terry Ryan, Dayton Early College Academy's Superintendent Judy Hennessey began to speak in front of the Subcommittee only to be interrupted by Committee Chair Senator Randy Gardner, "Senator [Peggy] Lehner has just commented you lead one of the best schools in the country."
Jokingly Judy Hennessey nodded and said, "Now we are striving for world class."
The coalition of high performing charter schools included school leaders and policy advocates from KIPP Central Ohio, United Students Network, Breakthrough Schools, Dayton Early College Academy, and Students First Ohio who gathered to urge Senators to enact policies that would help facilitate the growth of high performing charter schools in the state. Among the policies discussed, the coalition asked the subcommittee to consider the reinstatement of funding for the Straight-A Fund (from $150 million to $300 million), increasing the per pupil facilities funding to charter schools (from a proposed $100 to $300 a student), and strengthening accountability for the state's lowest performing charters.
Introduced by Governor Kasich at the outset of the budget cycle in February, the Straight-A Fund would support the growth and replication of innovations in the school system. The coalition wholly supported the implementation...
The Reynoldsburg City School District, just east of Columbus, is far down the "portfolio management" path – further than probably any suburban school district of its size. This feature article discusses portfolio management and takes readers behind the scenes in Reynoldsburg.
One of the most exciting developments in American education during the last decade has been the reconceptualization of school districts and how they should be organized and managed. Neerav Kingsland, CEO of New Schools for New Orleans, describes this as a movement of "relinquishers."¹ Relinquishers, according to Kingsland, are superintendents who use their authority to transfer power away from the central office to individual schools – and, most important, to their principals and teachers.
Education researchers Paul Hill, Christine Campbell, and Betheny Gross at the Center on Reinventing Public Education in Seattle have written for more than a decade about "portfolio school districts." Like Kingsland's relinquishers, portfolio school district leaders see their role not as running the schools, but rather as creating the conditions for a "tight-loose" system of school management – "tight" as to results, but "loose" with regard to operations. Superintendents are no longer owner-operators of schools, but rather "quality control agents" for portfolios of different types of schools in their districts.
Portfolio school district managers, according to Hill and his colleagues, think like savvy financial managers who build a diverse portfolio to ensure overall financial success even if parts of the portfolio underperform. A successful portfolio manager:
As the charter movement enters its third decade, it is imperative that policymakers and legislators understand the perspective of those schools that have succeeded in providing their students with a quality education. The charter sector in Ohio is often seen by those outside as a monolith – for better or worse – but Fordham has long known that there are both high-flyers and underachievers. As an organization that focuses on the availability of quality education for Ohio's children, Fordham feels it is imperative that the lessons of the high-performing charter schools be known above and beyond the "charter sector" as a whole.
As a step in accomplishing this goal, Fordham's own Terry Ryan has helped form a coalition of high performing charter schools to testify in front of the Senate Finance Committee's Education Subcommittee. The schools in which these leaders work represent some of the best public schools that Ohio has to offer. While each leader is advocating for their school and telling the story of what success looks like in their cities, they also provide overarching policy recommendations that could help forward the expansion and replication of successful charters including:
Below you will find links to the testimonies this coalition have turned in to the Subcommittee.
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The last couple of weeks have witnessed unremitting and well-coordinated attacks on the Common Core academic standards. States from New Jersey to Michigan to Ohio to Alabama have all been targeted by "a grassroots rebellion" against the Common Core. This rebellion has the backing and encouragement of national pundits such as Glenn Beck, Michelle Malkin and Phyllis Schlafly. It also seems to have considerable cash behind it (though nobody will say from where). The Fordham Institute team has been drawn into the national fray, and in recent weeks we've been drawn into the battle in our home state of Ohio. Just yesterday, we had a long conversation/debate with a group that included individuals from Citizens for Objective Public Education (a Phyllis Schlafly inspired group), Tea Party groups, Religious Right groups and hard core local-control groups that believe standards, curriculum and assessments should be set by only your own town's board of education..
These critics contend, inter alia, that the Common Core:
Every single one of which assertions is flat wrong. To read more about these debates see here, here and here.
The most peculiar...
Ohio's bright-eyed freshmen aren't ready for college coursework. That's the story from the Ohio Board of Regents, which reports that 40 percent of Ohio's college freshman at public colleges and universities take remedial (high-school level) coursework in either math or English. Moreover, 14 percent of incoming freshman are required by their colleges to take both a remedial math and English class.
These are staggering numbers, with massive implications for students and taxpayers. For students who take a remedial course, Complete College America found that only 35 percent graduate in six years. This compares to 56 percent of all students. Similarly, the Ohio State University found that students who took remedial coursework graduated at a rate 30 points lower than their non-remedial peers. With these dismal results in mind, remedial coursework largely wastes the $130 million per year Ohio spends to support remedial education.
The chart below takes a closer look at the remediation rates for incoming freshman who attend an Ohio public college or university, by the public high school from which they graduated. The performance index generally indicates the quality of the high school. The chart shows three things:
The Common Core academic standards—gearing up this year and next, and to be fully implemented by 2014-15—represent an overhaul in how teachers teach and how students learn. The new learning standards in English language arts and math will stress students' reasoning and analytical skills—considered by many educators and researchers to be an improvement compared to how educating students has been done in recent times.
Consider the mounting evidence that the Common Core will be a change—if not a "monumental shift"—that pushes education in the right direction for the Buckeye State.
And, a growing number of educator surveys show the support that the Common Core has in the field:
Dayton Early College Academy (DECA) earns attention from national media
Is it time for Ohio and other states to take bolder steps toward turning around our most troubled schools and districts? There are a growing number of states that say yes, and they are leading the way in launching "recovery school districts." The oldest and best known of these efforts is the Louisiana Recovery School District (see our Fordham report here), but other states are embracing the idea – Tennessee, Michigan, and most recently Virginia.
Recovery school districts, simply put, are state-created entities that take responsibility for running – and turning around – individual schools that have languished academically for years while under district control. Fordham, as part of its series on school governance alternatives and reforms, is issuing a three-part series focused on recovery school districts. The first report is on the Tennessee Achievement School District (ASD), which was seeded as part of Tennessee's winning Race to the Top (RttT) application in January 2010.
Nelson Smith, former head of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and long-time school reform leader, was the perfect person to report on the history, challenges and early successes of the Tennessee ASD. According to Smith, Tennessee's RttT application committed the state to turning around the "bottom 5 percent" of schools, and Tennessee allocated $22 million of its $500 million RttT award to launching the Achievement School District. Support for this effort was bipartisan and strong leadership has been key to moving it...


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AT&T, Verizon Wireless boost capacity in D.C. ahead of inauguration
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There will always be logistical hurdles when 800,000 people show up on your front lawn. But AT&T is hoping it's got one covered: using your smartphone on Inauguration Day.
While D.C. expects as many as 1 million fewer people on the National Mall for the 2013 inaugural, as compared to President Barack Obama's unprecedented 2009 swearing in, it is almost certain that the demand for bandwidth will top that of four years ago.
Why? Because upward of 50 percent of cell phone users now own smartphones, and many of those are of the 4G variety, sucking up more bandwidth than ever before. Over the last five years, wireless activity on AT&T's network has increased by 20,000 percent. Verizon Wireless is in the same boat.
AT&T, said area retail sales manager Ryan Joyce, has spent $815 million since Obama's first inaugural to expand its wireless network in the Washington area, increasing its capacity fivefold. But even that won't be enough to handle the Inaugural demand for Facebook photos, Twitter updates and Four Square check-ins.
So the telecommunications giant has rolled in nine COWs, that is, cells on wheels, to boost overall capacity on the National Mall by 200 percent for Inauguration Day. It has upgraded its in-building wireless antenna systems, installed temporary rooftop antenna sites along the inaugural parade route, and added high-power amplifiers to all of its Mall-area antennae.
"We're working hard to do everything we can to get there," Joyce said. "It really depends on how many people are there and how many are using their phones at the same time."
For non-AT&T customers, Sprint will deploy three COWs and boost capacity at D.C.'s largest hotels, while Verizon Wireless will have COWs of its own, in addition to existing cell site enhancements and new towers.
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The TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl announced today that an agreement has been reached with the Southeastern Conference to extend its partnership for six years beginning with the 2014 college football regular season.
The TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl announced today that an agreement has been reached with the Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl to share selections for one of its participating teams with the Big Ten Conference and the Atlantic Coast Conference, which includes the University of Notre Dame, for a term of six years following the 2014 college football regular season. The unique partnership with these conferences signifies the Bowl's efforts to offer flexibility in the team selection process.
The Gator Bowl volunteers were honored April 18th as the recipients of the prestigious Tillie Kidd Fowler Spirit of Service Award presented at the Celebrate! Good annual recognition event hosted by HandsOn Jacksonville at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts. HandsOn Jacksonville annually honors the power and value of volunteers across the First Coast.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA – The Gator Bowl Association will kick off its season at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 4 at the Sawgrass Marriott under this year's new leadership. Andy Pradella, President of Mercury Luggage/Seward Trunk, will take the reins as the 2013 Chairman of the Gator Bowl Association and Vince McCormack, President and Co-Owner of Perdue Office Interiors, will serve as Chairman-Elect.
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Mustang Engineering and Wood Group awarded US Patent
Mustang Engineering, a wholly owned subsidiary of international energy services company John Wood Group PLC, and Wood Group, have been awarded U.S. patent 715 5917 for a proprietary process to convert liquefied natural gas (LNG) into natural gas, according to Oilonline. This technology, marketed as the LNG Smart Air Vaporization (SAV) process, uses a closed-loop intermediate fluid circulating through fin-fan heat exchangers to extract heat from ambient air to vaporize LNG from its cryogenic state at - 260°F back to pipeline temperatures for transporting and storage. When compared with the more traditional submerged combustion vaporization technique, the SAV technology provides major reductions in fugitive air emissions (up to 100% under certain ambient conditions), and substantially lowers facility operating costs (through significantly reduced fuel gas usage). SAV also does not use seawater, thereby eliminating any negative impact on marine life in environmentally sensitive areas. The SAV process is currently being installed as the primary vaporization process at Trunkline LNG Company's Infrastructure Enhancement Project in Lake Charles, Louisiana, utilizing the existing Submerged Combustion Vaporizers (SCVs) as a backup heat source. The project, currently in the detail engineering phase, is on schedule to be commissioned in the 3rd quarter of 2008.
MISC Signs Charter with Yemen LNG
MISC Bhd has secured two long-term charters for its LNG carriers with Yemen LNG Company (YLNG) for the transportation of the commodity from Yemen to the US and Mexico, according to a report on www.theedgedaily.com. Under the charter party agreement, MISC will provide two 157,000 cu. m. LNG carriers to YLNG for the shipment of LNG from Balhaf in Yemen to Total Gas & Power Ltd facilities at Sabine Pass, Louisiana and Altamira in Mexico.
Frozen Gas Market Heats Up
While seemingly miniscule in terms of deadweight tons ordered and delivered per year as compared to the shipbuilding business as a whole, the production of gas tankers, LNG and LPG, are high-value, high prestige orders that are likely to rise significantly in the coming years. Consistently high oil prices have effectively forced the production and processing of gas, and the current trend is towards increased usage of this valuable commodity
Kitimat, EOG Resources Canada Sign MOU
Kitimat LNG Inc. announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with EOG Resources Canada (EOG) to supply natural gas to Kitimat LNG's proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Kitimat, B.C. Pursuant to the MOU, Kitimat LNG and EOG are proceeding to negotiate a definitive agreement under which EOG would supply specific quantities of the LNG facility's 700 million cubic feet per day of natural gas feedstock.
DNV to Cooperate with Korea Gas Corporation
DNV and Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), Korea's national gas company, has entered into an agreement to cooperate on a feasibility study on the establishment of an LNG bunkering infrastructure in Korea. This is one of the largest and most comprehensive feasibility studies ever initiated in the worldwide LNG bunkering industry. Based on this agreement, DNV will qualitatively and quantitatively study the feasibility of implementing LNG bunkering in ports in the south-eastern area
Braemar Brings LNG Expertise to China
As the demand for LNG grows, the Chinese government has recognized that in expanding its LNG capabilities, it must build-up the skill set of its maritime professionals in this vital sector. A new course created by Braemar Engineering aims to support this growing demand for LNG expertise in China and increase understanding of STCW amendments concerning operation and management regulations for liquefied vessels. Developed in conjunction with the Cambridge Academy of Transport and Shanghai
First RasGas LNG Delivery Arrives in Mexico
Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited (RasGas) made its first delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the shores of Qatar to Mexico on October 8. This event followed a spot sale to Shell Western LNG B V by Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited. The LNG cargo was loaded on board the LNG tanker Fuwairit, and departed from Ras Laffan, on September 16, the press release added. The voyage of 22 days over a distance of 9
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Highlights Golar LNG reports consolidated net income of $16.3 million and consolidated operating income of $20.4 million for the first quarter of 2011 Golar LNG announces a cash dividend of $0.25 cents per share Significant improvement in charter rates during the quarter Golar secures charters for its 4 modern vessels of between 12 and 18 months. The contracts are expected to generate approximately $80 million of EBITDA on an
LNG Focus at 2013 Fleet Optimization Conference
The practical challenges of using Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) as a marine fuel will be a major theme of the 2013 SHIPPINGInsight Fleet Optimization Conference, Oct. 22-24 at the Sheraton Stamford Hotel in Stamford, Conn. "A number of major shipping companies are placing orders for new LNG-powered ships and others are considering converting their existing ships to run on LNG," said Frank Soccoli, coproducer, SHIPPINGInsight
Crowley to Ship LNG to Coco Cola Puerto Rico Plant Long Term
Crowley's Carib Energy has been awarded a multi-year contract to supply containerized, U.S.-sourced Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to its first industrial customer, Coca-Cola Puerto Rico Bottlers in Cayey and Club Caribe in Cidra, both wholly owned subsidiaries of CC1 Companies, LLC. The contract, executed through Crowley's Carib Energy subsidiary, includes the fuel supply and transportation of LNG to two of the manufacturer's plants in Cayey and Cidra, Puerto Rico
LNG Finalizes Acquisition of Bear Head LNG Project
Liquefied Natural Gas Limited today informed having finalised the acquisition of 100% of Bear Head LNG Corporation (BHLC). This follows the announcement to the ASX by LNGL on 28 July 2014 regarding the signing of an agreement to acquire BHLC from a subsidiary of Anadarko Petroleum
Wärtsilä Signs Harvey Gulf OSV Maintenance Agreement
Wärtsilä says it has signed a long-term Technical Management Agreement with Harvey Gulf International Marine LLC (Harvey Gulf). This five-year agreement covers Condition Based Maintenance & Dynamic Maintenance Planning for 8 offshore supply and multi-purpose support vessels – 6
Skangass Granted Permission for LNG Terminal
The Swedish Government (Länsstyrelsen in Dalarnas Län) has granted Skangass permission to build and operate a new Terminal for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) within the harbour in Gävle, Sweden. Skangass aims at starting the construction work during 2015.
Russia's Shipping Major Reports Strong 1H 2014
OAO Sovcomflot (SCF Group), Russia's largest shipping company and a global leader in seaborne energy transportation and offshore services, has announced its financial and operating results for the six months ended 30 June 2014. Highlights:
LNG America Selects Topside Designer for LNG Bunker Barge
LNG America has selected Taylor-Wharton to commence the front-end engineering and design work for the cryogenic topside of the company's 3,000 cubic meter Gemini Class LNG bunker barge scheduled for delivery at the end of 2015. "Taylor-Wharton has been actively engaged in the
Mozambique: $30b Invested for 2018 LNG Export
More than $30 billion will be invested initially in Mozambique's natural gas sector to build capacity to produce 20 million tonnes per year of liquefied natural gas (LNG), with the first exports due to start in 2018, the national oil company said.
LNG Transport Barge Design Approved by ABS
Conrad Shipyard, L.L.C. engaged Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI) to develop a 3,000 cubic meter Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) transport barge utilizing a Bristol Harbor Group proven hull design built by Conrad. Bristol Harbor Group has been awarded an Approval in Principle (AIP) by the
Gazprom, Vietnam Boost Cooperation in Energy Sector
The Gazprom headquarters hosted a working meeting between Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Company's Management Committee and Fam Suan Shon, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to Russia.
Höegh LNG - Interim results for quarter ended 30 June 2014
Höegh LNG reported USD 32.3 million in total income in the second quarter 2014, down from USD 42.7 million in the second quarter 2013. The decrease is mainly due to USD 16.2 million lower construction contract revenues. "We reached an important milestone when the complex FSRU
ABS Opens Office in Beijing
ABS, a global provider of classification services to the marine and offshore industries, announces the opening of a new office in Beijing. This move shows ABS' determination in expanding best-in-class service for the Chinese market. This new office will allow further collaboration with government
Wärtsilä Upgrades Fuel Gas Handling Solution
With LNG becoming increasingly viable and popular as a marine fuel, Wärtsilä continues to develop technical solutions that facilitate this trend. The latest Wärtsilä developments in this field involve an upgraded version of the Wärtsilä LNGPac
Kogas Talks to Offload up to 10 Autumn LNG Cargoes
Korea Gas Corp. has approached long-term suppliers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to defer up to 10 autumn cargos to winter, showing it is lumbered with excess supply and pulling out of spot markets, industry sources said. High stocks and weak demand prompted state-run Kogas
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Pskov Gas Carrier Construction Nears Completion
On August 25, 2014, the naming ceremony for the Pskov high-tech liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier was held at the South Korean shipyard STX Offshore & Shipbuilding. The ceremony was attended by Aleksander Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, Evgeniy Ambrosov
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Gazprom and Sovcomflot named the new state-of-the-art 170,000m³ liquefied natural gas carrier (LNGC) Pskov, after one of the oldest Russian cities. The ship will be chartered to Gazprom Global LNG (GGLNG) under a long-term contract. The LNGC Pskov is the second vessel in a series of


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Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm (November 30, 1924 – January 1, 2005) was an American politician, educator, and author. She was a Congresswoman, representing New York's 12th Congressional District for seven terms from 1969 to 1983. In 1968, she became the first African-American woman elected to Congress. On January 25, 1972, she became the first major-party black candidate for President of the ... more »
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It is not heroin or cocaine that makes one an addict, it is the need to escape from a harsh reality. There are more television addicts, more baseball and football addicts, more movie addicts, and cert...Shirley Chisholm (b. 1924), U.S. educator, congresswoman. Testimony, September 17, 1969, to House Select Committee on Crime.
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We Americans have the chance to become someday a nation in which all radical stocks and classes can exist in their own selfhoods, but meet on a basis of respect and equality and live together, sociall...Shirley Chisholm (b. 1924), U.S. educator, congresswoman. The Good Fight, ch. 14 (1973).
''Congress seems drugged and inert most of the time. ...Its idea of meeting a problem is to hold hearings or, in extreme cases, to appoint a commission.''Shirley Chisholm (b. 1924), African American politician. Unbought and Unbossed, ch. 10 (1970). Chisholm was a Congresswoman from a poor district o...
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Updated 12:41pm Wednesday 9th July 2014 in News
Helston Community Hospital is opening its doors to the public for its annual summer fete today, (Wednesday, July 9) at 2pm.
Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Helston Community Hospital League of Friends, the fete which has been organised by the league will be opened by BBC Radio Cornwall's Tiffany Truscot.
Stalls at the fete include cake sales; strawberries and cream; bric-a-brac; mini market; raffle and mini tombola; refreshments and entertainment to enjoy for all the family.
In the last 60 years, the Helston Community Hospital League of Friends has played an instrumental part in aiding the hospital to purchase equipment it needs to provide comfortable surroundings and rehabilitation to its patients, including an extension (the Jack Johns Suite) which can be used by the families of patients who are very sick, plants and bulbs in a sensory garden and a rhapsody hydro massage bath, amongst others.
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