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Amplify's executive team includes proven leaders from the fields of education, technology, design, business and media.
Larry Berger
Chief Executive Officer
Larry drives the vision for Amplify, a company he co-founded in 2001. Larry led the invention of mobile formative assessment software, large-scale data systems and next-generation digital curriculum. Larry was a Rhodes scholar and a White House fellow working on educational technology at NASA. He is on the board of the Academy of American Poets and a member of the Board of Overseers for the Annenberg Institute on School Reform at Brown University.
Jim Mylen
Jim leads overall sales and growth strategies for Amplify. Jim joined the company in 2005 to oversee the sales organization and was responsible for driving sales and revenue growth in state departments of education and large city school districts. Previously, Jim held various sales executive positions with leading K-12 educational technology companies. He began his career at DataGuide Systems, which developed the first PC-based, norm-referenced, test-scoring software and was acquired by McGraw-Hill.
Laurence Holt
Chief Product Officer
Laurence oversees major product, design and engineering decisions across Amplify. He previously served as chief product officer of Wireless Generation, where he oversaw the engineering, design and production of software solutions. He also founded and ran Quidnunc, a business and technology consulting firm with clients such as Apple, Sprint, the BBC and Goldman Sachs. Laurence served on the board of directors of the Computing Software and Services Association.
Inna Barmash
Inna is responsible for all legal and compliance matters affecting Amplify, including commercial and strategic transactions, corporate governance, intellectual property, mergers and acquisitions, employment, government procurement and compliance. She also leads the development and support of the company's data privacy and security policies. Prior to joining Amplify, Inna was a corporate associate at Ropes & Gray, representing clients in technology-driven commercial deals and M&A transactions.
Chastity Davis-Garcia
Human Resources
Chastity is responsible for attracting and retaining Amplify's talent, evaluating compensation and benefits, the design and implementation of training and development, employee relations, and successfully administering workforce planning, including long-term forecasting of human capital needs. Prior to joining Amplify, Chastity worked at Barclays Capital, where she helped to grow and develop recruitment teams.
Allison Feldman
Allison oversees marketing for Amplify's early literacy business, including curriculum, assessment and intervention products. Previously, Allison spent 20 years at Scholastic where she was vice president and general manager focused on marketing and sales of classroom solutions, and vice president of marketing for a $90 million professional learning business. Allison also worked for Nickelodeon in its online group, and her earliest work experience was at Towers Perrin, a management consulting firm.
Aaron Harnly
Aaron leads technology strategy and delivery for Amplify's digital curricula. Aaron previously led the creation of Amplify's adaptive learning technology, including data analytics, algorithm development and product strategy. Prior to joining Amplify, he taught middle and high school science, and was a researcher in childhood cognitive development and computer science at institutions including Columbia University and Microsoft Research.
Shannon Kete
Shannon leads Amplify's sales team. Shannon also served as chief operating officer to launch the first digital curriculum product. Previously Shannon was chief operating officer at Success Academies, one of the highest performing and highest growth charter networks in the country, and PLTW, a national STEM curriculum company. She began her career in finance at Goldman Sachs. Shannon holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and was a Morehead-Cain Scholar at UNC Chapel-Hill.
Susan Lambert
Early Literacy
Susan oversees the PreK-5 Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA) program. Susan worked closely with Amplify customers to understand elementary English language arts implementation challenges and needs. Prior to joining Amplify, she served as the senior director of curriculum and assessment for a large charter organization spanning multiple states. She has more than 25 years of experience working in traditional public, international private and charter school contexts. Susan has been a teacher, principal and curriculum director.
Catherine Mackay
Digital Curriculum
Catherine oversees Amplify's core digital curriculum in English language arts as well as supplemental instructional products in math and in English language arts. Catherine worked previously as a consultant to Amplify's digital games business. Prior to joining Amplify, Catherine held a number of senior management positions at Bertelsmann and Pearson.
Richard Morris
Richard is responsible for financial planning, strategy and reporting, accounting, treasury and facilities management. Prior to joining Amplify in 2002, Richard was a director at the private equity firm Metromedia. He also worked as a finance manager at various domestic and international subsidiaries of the telecommunications company GTE. Richard has an MBA from the Tuck School of Business and a Masters of International Relations from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
Greg Reichert
Product, Assessment & Intervention
Greg leads product management for assessment and intervention, including our mCLASS suite of research-based assessments, administration, reporting, and instructional tools and the Burst Reading adaptive intervention solution. Greg previously managed a professional development suite that prepares a personalized learning progression for educators. Prior to joining Amplify, Greg was the director of product management at Schoolnet and started his ed tech career at The Princeton Review, as associate vice president of product management for K-12 services.
Patrick Smith
Operations, Assessment & Intervention
Patrick oversees operations for Amplify's early literacy business, including curriculum assessment and intervention products. Patrick was previously a senior vice president with Aon Consulting, where he held various management positions in its call center performance measurement, employment process outsourcing and human capital services business units. Patrick also managed service delivery operations in New York City for General Electric. He served in the U.S. Army, where he attained the rank of captain.
David Stevenson
Public Affairs and Strategy
David represents Amplify in advocacy, thought leader and key client relationships. David previously managed the product development group at Wireless Generation, where he led the software teams that developed early reading assessment products. Prior to joining Amplify, David was a product and project manager at Scholastic, and worked as a technology director in schools in New York City and Paris.
John Stewart
Research and Analytics
John leads groups responsible for product-oriented, qualitative and quantitative research and analysis, including all psychometrics and the development of natural language processing algorithms for evaluating student writing. John previously staffed and ran the development teams that built Wireless Generation's data synchronization technology, back-end infrastructure and handheld applications. He holds a Ph.D. in linguistics (with a concentration in computation and learning) from the CUNY Graduate Center and a bachelor's degree from Yale.
Caroline Vanderlip
Business Development
Caroline works to identify and create content, distribution and technology partnerships that further Amplify's expansion and distribution strategies. Caroline joined Amplify in 2015 with broad experience in launching and building businesses in digital and traditional media and education technology, among them SharedBook (now part of XanEdu) and the cable network CNBC.
Adam Zalisk
Chief of Staff
Adam oversees day-to-day operations at Amplify, coordinating the implementation of the company's strategy and vision. Before joining Amplify, Adam served as senior advisor and led innovation at Harlem Children's Zone. He was a founding member of Booz & Company's North American education practice, serving clients across the public and private sectors. Adam graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Business School, where he was selected as a Leadership Fellow.
Steven Zavari
Science Curriculum
Steven leads the product development and launch of the K-8 Amplify Science program. Steven has more than 18 years of experience managing the development of software products for businesses and consumers. Prior to joining Amplify, Steven was a practice lead at Vitech Systems Group, and worked as a product and project manager in the healthcare, high-tech and automotive industries.
Joel Klein
Senior Advisor
Joel, an education visionary and proven leader of change, was former chief executive officer at Amplify. Joel was chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, where he oversaw a system of 1.1 million students and 136,000 employees. While there he led systemwide transformations that resulted in significant improvement in student performance. Under Joel's leadership, high school graduation rates in the city rose 20 points—an increase of more than 40 percent.
Krista Curran
Krista was former senior vice president and general manager of assessment and intervention solutions at Amplify. Krista oversaw product development, research and analytics and customer experience teams. Previously she ran the account management team, which partners with large districts on solution implementation. Prior to Amplify, Krista was a director with Educational Testing Service (ETS), where she was responsible for client management, research, development and operations of large-scale international assessment programs.
Leslie Kerner
Leslie was former senior vice president and general manager of professional services at Amplify. Leslie was responsible for building and managing training, professional development and consulting services for schools. Prior to Amplify, Leslie was a manager with Deloitte Consulting, where she ran projects in the education, consumer goods and financial service industries. She also worked with an educational technology startup company in Durham, North Carolina.
Mohammad Riza
Mohammad managed creative and innovation efforts as executive creative director for Amplify assessment and intervention products, such mCLASS and Burst, as well as ed tech projects such as School By Design, SBAC Reporting and ARIS. Prior to joining Amplify, Mo was a creative director at Scholastic.com and PBS affiliate Thirteen WNET.


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'Autonagar Surya' Wrapped Up With a Dance Number
By IANS - CHENNAI
Published: 02nd December 2013 12:13 PM
Last Updated: 02nd December 2013 12:13 PM
The shooting of Akkineni Naga Chaitanya-starrer Telugu action-drama "Autonagar Surya" has been wrapped up with the canning of a soon. The film will be ready for release soon.
"We recently shot a dance number featuring Chaitanya and actress Kimaya. With that song, we have completed shooting for the film and we will begin the post-production work in a few days. The audio launch is likely to take place in this month," the film's producer K. Atchi Reddy told IANS.
"The song was choreographed by Raju Sundaram, and this is first time that Chaitanya will be seen in a dance number," he said.
Directed by Deva Katta, "Autonagar Surya" was almost shelved several times.
The film also features Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Rakul Preet Singh in important roles, while Ajay, Sai Kumar and Ashish Vidyarthi will be seen in supporting roles.
After Telugu blockbuster "Ye Maaya Chesave", this will be the second outing of Chaitanya and Samantha.
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NYC Education Department Releases PE Report!
Do you know how your school is doing when it comes to offering effective PE to city kids? Well, thanks to the City Council, the city's Education Department and You're the Cure advocates like yourself, you can find out! The city released the first annual report on physical education last week...
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NYC's PE Report Card is Due This Month!
A lot of exciting things have happened in New York City schools over the past year. But we're really proud of one achievement. Thanks to our You're the Cure advocates and the leadership of Mayor de Blasio and New York City Council, we are soon going to see certified PE teachers in every elementary...
4 Aug 2016
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Advocacy Staff Attends Policy Summit in Minneapolis!
The last week of June was a busy one for myself, Robin (NYC) and Patricia (Boston). The three of us spent a few days in Minneapolis at a Voices For Healthy Kids Policy Summit, where we discussed campaign work around Healthy Food Financing Initiatives, Physical Education, and Complete Streets. We met...
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Significant Funding Headed to NYC Schools for Physical Education!
Thanks to the incredible efforts of American Heart Association advocates and our partners in the Phys Ed 4 All coalition, New York City is investing some serious funding in our mission to improve physical education for every student! New York City Council approved a $9 million appropriation, originally...
24 Jun 2016
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A Victory for NYC's Sodium Warning Icon Law!
The saga that surrounds New York City's Sodium Warning Label continues. But every step has been a strong show of support of this policy which will help to empower consumers to make healthy decisions about the food they eat when dining out at chain restaurants. On Thursday, May 26, the New York...
27 May 2016
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FDA Announces New Rule Overseeing All Tobacco Products Including E-Cigs!
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced exciting news that they finalized a rule extending its authority to all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, cigars, hookah tobacco and pipe tobacco, among others. This move will help improve public health and protect future generations...
5 May 2016
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Yuki Courtland - PE Advocate in NYC!
Yuki Courtland is an advocate. She sees something wrong in her world and pushes to make the necessary change to help. As the chair of our Advocacy Committee in New York City, she has been leading the way to help make sure every student, regardless of where they go to school, learn how to embrace physical...
3 May 2016
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#PE4All Victory in NYC!
It's almost too good to be true! After years of advocacy, more emails than you probably want to remember and countless hours of work with our community partners in the Phys Ed 4 All coalition, New York City is poised to make significant progress in our goal to improve physical education for every...
3 May 2016
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UPDATE: Tobacco 21 Moves Through Committees in Albany County, Goes to Full Vote!
On Wednesday, April 27, the Albany County Health Committee and the Audit & Finance Committee voted to move Local Law "C" through to a vote with the full legislature on May 9. Local Law "C" would raise the purchase age of tobacco products from 18 to 21 years old. In addition to...
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Albany County Legislature Holds Public Hearing on Tobacco 21!
Last night, the Albany County Legislature held a public hearing on raising the purchase age of tobacco products from 18 to 21 years old. Public Health advocates and community members came out in full force to discuss the reasons why raising the purchase age is so important. I was there beside my colleagues...
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Smaller Stomachs Deserve the Healthiest Meals
New York City may be moving forward to help improve the quality of meals served to kids in our restaurants - but they're not going far enough! The current version of the bill, just posted for a vote in the Council Health Committee - only affects meals that have a toy connected to it. While these...
11 Jan 2016
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Whether you're talking about health or wealth...supporting healthy food retail is a winning equation! All across New York, AHA advocates are talking about the need for Governor Cuomo and our state leaders to invest public funding wisely. Healthy food retail is a proven winner. When New York devoted...
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Before the beginning of the next school year, New York City parents will know whether or not their child receives adequate physical education. Thanks to you all - our You're the Cure network - the PE Reporting Bill is now law in New York City after nearly 5 years of effort! Thanks to your advocacy...
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My name is Kristin Salvi and I am the newest member of the Government Relations team in New York! I look forward to the opportunity to champion our policy goals related to the prevention of heart disease and stroke. Coming from doing advocacy work for the New York State Nurses Association, and most recently...
9 Nov 2015
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The first Wednesday in November is National Eating Healthy Day! It's a great opportunity to take stock of our eating habits, and perhaps do a bit more to feed ourselves and our families healthier foods. For about 1.7 million New Yorkers, however, that is easier said than done. More than half of New...
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Should New York Pursue a Tax on Sugary Drinks?
Hi, everyone! My name is Pam Bonney and I'm a member of the American Heart Association's Advocacy Committee in New York. I wanted to share my thoughts about a recent editorial from the New York Times ( What a Big Tax on Soft Drinks Can Do - 10/19/15). Overconsumption of sugary beverages...
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What a whirlwind it's been! Last week, our team congregated in (smoke-free!!) New Orleans for a national meeting of AHA government relations staff. We were there to not only congratulate NOLA for banning smoking indoors, but also to dive deeper into the AHA's policy campaigns addressing obesity...
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Last week, many Americans watched President Obama stand in front of of his teleprompters and Congress and sell—no, demand—a still unwritten bill dubbed the American Jobs Act. While the President certainly gives an entertaining teleprompted speech, his demands were reminiscent of a third-world barter between a goat herder and a villager: In exchange for two goats (temporary tax cuts), you can give your daughter and her dowry (nearly another half a trillion dollars) to the goat herder so he can give them both to his union boss friends.
The very next day, Obama hit the campaign trail to demand that the House pass the unwritten bill even as employers and Wall Street shrugged at the unwritten plan.
"You still need to have the business need to hire," said Jeffery Braverman, owner of Nutsonline, an e-commerce company in Cranford, N.J., that sells nuts and dried fruit. While a $4,000 credit could offset the cost of the company's lowest-cost health insurance plan, he said, it would not spur him to hire someone. "Business demand is what drives hiring," he said.
Then, a most peculiar thing happened. The White House spammed reporters' e-mail boxes (something that was supposedly stopped in 2009) and began issuing union press releases of unions backing the unwritten "jobs bill." For the moment, try to ignore the fact that the White House press releases are touting Obama campaign donors' acceptance of the unwritten jobs bill. [That is another, though related, issue.]
For the White House press office to become the ministry of propaganda for the likes of AFL-CIO, AFSCME, NEA, SEIU, Steelworkers, Teamsters, UAW and UFCW—almost all of whom have their wagons hitched to Obama's re-election wagon and will gain more dues from Obama's plan to spend more money—is something that is both entirely new, as well as disturbing.
What is even more disturbing is the lack of questioning from the media. Of course, this silence could be explained by the fact that much of the media is represented by the Communications Workers of America. The CWA, for its part, did send out it's own press release.
To be sure, there are others, including Left-wing groups like the Blue-Green Alliance and George Soros' Center for American Progress, also backing Obama's speech (since there's still no bill). [Heck, even the crony-capitalist, American jobs exporter, GE's CEO Jeffrey Immelt backed Obama's speech.]
Regardless of their support for Obama's unwritten plan, however, the fact that the White House's press office is being used as a campaign vehicle on behalf of the President's donors is uncharted territory that bears closer examination.
It's too bad the press is unwilling to do its job once again.
Reportedly, Obama will send his jobs bill to Congress Monday night.
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It's called "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone," a comedy about dueling magicians that's several rewrites short of magical.
Carell has the title role as a Vegas schlock magician, and his performance is mostly a sight gag - his stocky form filling out a sequined velvet jumpsuit, blown-out Wayne Newton hair, David Copperfield eyeliner.
He's sketched as a magician whose genuine love for the craft was formed in childhood, though by middle age he's become angry, vain and pompous.
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The soundtrack to the sequel is available now.
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ZANDVOORT, Netherlands (AP) - Nearly two decades after winning this tournament, Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain shot a 6-under 64 Thursday for the first-round lead at the KLM Open.
``Seve's first win on the European Tour was here in 1976, and Jose Maria (Olazabal) also won here in 1989,'' he said. ``So hopefully I can win here, too. That would be fantastic.''
Jimenez had two bogeys and eight birdies in a round in which he took advantage of good conditions. One of his birdies came when he holed a wedge from 40 yards at the 16th. Another on the 18th gave him the outright lead.
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Labor board says mining company illegally forced strike
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Solidarity grows with Walmart workers
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Going behind the rhetoric on public employee pensions
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Striking Walmart workers: What do we want? Respect!
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- Distance from the Hotel: 5.0 MILES
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The Tanger Outlet Mall is conveniently located right across the street and offers some of the best shopping in the area thanks to the wide variety of designer retail stores. Be sure to visit the outlet mall while you stay at this hotel in Washington, PA.
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Red Nun Buoys
de Pollux
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Why does Jon do all the talking? Because Auberon seems to be a good listener. But Jon is mostly having a conversation with himself, and looking for the hopeful things that buoy him in a sea of inner turmoil.
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20 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación mar. 24, 2013
- Etiquetas buoy, comics, friendship
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Pollux (né Paul Morris) was born in 1979 in the English town of Beverley, in what was the former East Riding of Yorkshire. He and his family moved to the United States a year later, and Pollux attended UCLA, studying medieval history and Latin and attended Brown University for grad school, studying medieval history. As a child, Pollux constantly drew and created his own comics, and while at grad school, he began drawing "Nigel and Beatrice" for The Brown Daily Herald. He has been creating comics ever since, creating the web comic Arnjuice (www.arnjuice.com) and he drew the daily comic "The Wavy Rule" for Emdashes.com. All of his graphic novels and novelettes are set in the fictional college town of San Tesifonte, California, which lies somewhere between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. It is the location for UCST and is home to various museums, parks, beaches, Redwoods Restaurant (home to the famous Sequoia Steak Sandwich) and its pier.
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I jog about 15 miles a week and use Sennheiser PX100-11i headphones...These sound fantastic and are very comfortable...They are the open type so blasting them at the gym might not be a good idea...You'll want a closed system or IEM if you don't want to disturb others.
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I couldn't disagree with the tinyman392 more about the sound of the Yurbuds. They are aggressive and in your face, but when working out, that's generally a good thing. I think maybe people expect too much out of a workout headphone. If you're like me, youre not really looking for incredible sonic detail while your putting in road miles or pounding out the weights in the gym.
The Yurbuds offer stronger bass. The Sig Series offers a bit less than the Red Cabled Ironman Series and more than the Limited Edition.
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A select group of poets will bring their completed or in-progress manuscripts to this retreat located in the heart of Ebey's Landing National Historic Reserve on the shore of Whidbey Island's Penn Cove, where they will meet and work with nationally known poets, publishers, and editors Rusty Morrison (Co-founder/Publisher Omnidawn Press); Fred Marchant (Professor Emeritus, Suffolk University); Jeff Shotts (Executive Editor, Graywolf Press); and Joan Houlihan (Conference Founder / Lesley University).
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This is about as simple as it gets - 2 ingredients. My daughter loves this made with peach preserves and spread on crackers. From Betty Crocker Picnics, Potlucks and Summer Occasions.
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Delicious! I made a half recipe and used apricot preserves. We enjoyed it on English muffins and toast. I can't wait to try it as a sandwich spread. Thank you for sharing this quick, wonderful recipe...it is definitely a keeper! **Made for 2013 Football Conference Playoffs**
I made this with light cream cheese and peach preserves. Delicious on a turkey sandwich or alone on graham crackers. Thanks for the recipe!
I made a half recipe and used my home made lemon marmalade and Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Made for LazyMe Cook-A-Thon in memory of Don, her Dear Husband. SA ;(


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Joining a groundswell among higher education institutions across the United States, Wheelock College will no longer require SAT and ACT scores as part of its undergraduate admissions process, as of September 2016.
Curiosity Conference
September 14, 2016
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August 10, 2016
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Thought-Provoking Book about Race from Prof. Carlos Hoyt
July 06, 2016
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July 01, 2016
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June 16, 2016
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June 01, 2016
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May 18, 2016
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March 30, 2016
Wheelock's Spiritual Life Coordinator Adrienne Kisner received the Susan P. Bloom Children's Book Discovery Award from PEN New England for her young adult book "Dear Rachel Maddow."
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March 28, 2016
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March 16, 2016
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March 10, 2016
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March 10, 2016
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March 09, 2016
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February 16, 2016
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCountry House Il Bucaneve Padua
Good breakfast, nice staff for an affordable price.
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A hotel that opened their arms and heart!
Fantastic, Warm, Welcoming, staff, setting and hotel. Not too far and not too close which gave permission for a traveler to enjoy and reflect, how very perfect! The staff was so helpful that we considered them almost like family! Infact, after leaving we stayed a week with my family in Sicily and as a gift to thank my family, we arranged for them to stay at Hotel Ca Formenta. My family in Sicily is so very special and the gift of Hotel Ca Formenta was special ~ a perfect match! Thank you to all staff and especially Marco and the wonderful person that set Breakfast up every morning!
Lovely Hotel
We recently stayed at Hotel Ca Formenta and I am pleased to agree with the other reviewers. We had a lovely clean well furnished room. The breakfast was a good start to the day and the staff were very friendly. The other reviews will tell you that it is in a convenient location which is very true. One thing we did make use of and that was a free water taxi from the hotel to the island of Murano. It takes you directly to the famous glass works where you can see stage by stage the way they make the chandeliers etc and the showrooms are amazing. Obviously for providing the taxi they would like you to buy something and they do tend to follow you around. We had a look round Murano and I did return to buy a little something before we were provided with a water taxi back to the hotel. A very good four night break in Venice.
Good location - nice hotel
We booked this hotel through Expedia based on their review and those from this site. We arrived on the Friday evening and left early afternoon on the Monday. The location was excellent, as we could get the Alilaguna (water bus) from the airport to the Arsenale stop which was only 2 mins from the hotel. We could also get the No 1 water bus from the same stop which took us all the way down the Grand Canal or to Lido Island. San Marco was indeed only a 10 minute stroll (but a good 40 minute queue to get into the Basilica!) A slight down-side to our stay was that we had a ground floor room (301), which because of all the marble floors etc, meant that we did hear some noise when the staff were setting up breakfast early in the morning. Having said that, it did stop us sleeping in too late and missing valuable time seeing the wonderful sights of Venice. The room was very clean and well furnished, with an excellent maid service. If I was being picky, I could say that the room was a little bit tight for space, but as we wern't planning on spending too much time in the room, it didn't really matter. I would certainly recommend this hotel - the staff were all very nice and it is a very good base to explore from.
Very pleasant stay
We booked a room at this hotel, site unseen, based on other Trip Advisor reviews. It turned out to be a good choice. The hotel was situated right on the grand canal and convenient to most places. Best of all (and unlike other hotels we stayed at in Italy) the room was dark and quiet, with comfortable beds. I would definitely stay there again.
2 vaporetto stations from San Marco
A fine hotel. Rooms with view on the lagon. We slept in room 106, first floor with 2 windows. No bath but private shower. Very quiet. About 15 minutes walking to San Marco or 5 minutes by vaporetto (2 stations).
You should buy a ticket for 3 days vaporetto (Alilaguna not included) : 22 euros.
When you arrive at Venezia Airport, you need to take a shuttle (3 minutes), then a vaporetto named "Alilaguna" that drives you to Arsenal station (1 hour, 10 euros=about 12$). The hotel is about 2 minutes walking from that station Arsenal. If you want to take a water-taxi, that's MUCH more expensive. In that case, find friends (max 8 or 16) in rthe airport and share the taxi all together.
No restaurant in the hotel. The breakfast is fine (ham, cheese). There are 2 typic restaurants via Garibaldi near the hotel (5 minutes walking) where we had great supper : Giorgone and Osteria all'ombra.
You need to reserve 1 or 2 days before.
The staff is very helpful. If you arrive late in the evening or by night, someone will welcome you.
The hotel is a little expensive but fine.
Nice hotel, away from the crowds
Nice hotel. Near a vaporetti stop. Quiet. Good breakfast. Clean room.
No problems, just an easy, pleasant stay.
A Venetian Jewel
A great little hotel (only 14 rooms and 2 storeys)with a warm welcoming and very friendly staff. Although officially a 3 star but definitely more like a four star. Rooms very clean, nicely decorated and with good facilities (especially the walk in shower) A great position - away from the hustle bustle but a relaxing 10 minute walk from St.Mark's Square.
Avail yourself of the appetizing breakfast before setting off on the day's explorations. Try and visit during Carnivale as some of the sights and costumes are amazing and St Mark's Square bustles with concerts and entertainers. If Venice Revisited then I would stay at the CA'Formenta again.
Lagoon View, Few Tourists, Local Eateries, 8-Minute Stroll To San Marco
We stayed six nights in a Lagoon View room at this friendly, fourteen bedroom hotel in mid October 2003 and three star it definitely was not - much more like a four star establishment !!! In fact, while talking to Marco (the Manager) we learned that the Formentas sister hotel (Panorama which overlooks an Esso filling station and waterbus stop (very romantic) and is rated as a four star Hotel on the luxurious, celebrity infested Lido) is not of such a high specification as the Formenta. The blurb on Formentas website says that it has just been refurbished - this is not strictly true - the ancient building which the hotel uses, has been refurbished and this is because the hotel is actually almost brand new and has only been open for about a year. Just because the hotel is new - dont get the idea that everything is stainless steel and plastic - because it is not. The hotel has been furnished with a great and traditional Venetian flair - with sympathetic furnishings and famous Murano glass covered lighting. The hotel has all the mod cons hidden away most effectively - even a well stocked mini-bar in the room at non rip-off prices (i.e. bottle of beer at 2 Euros) - Full air-conditioning throughout the hotel - Satellite TV in the room (great for BBC World and CNN in English for our morning news, as all Newspapers are a day in arrears). Because the Formenta does not have its own Ristorante (and therefore only gets its three stars) we were more than happy to explore the surrounding eateries which are all frequented by local Venetians and highly recommended by Formentas caring and attentive small group of friendly staff. However, the Formentas breakfast gives a really broad choice from a choice of breads and pastries, cold meats and cheeses, p�t�s, cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit (but avoid the Italian fruit juices). The location of this hotel gave us the best of both worlds - far enough away from the madding crowds, which plague every square foot of San Marco - but near enough to stroll the eight minutes (over seven bridges) down the famous Riva degli Schiavoni which is the main, wide, popular tourist drag, which runs along the front of the Castello, overlooking the Lagoon. There are plenty of local sites in the Castello well worth visiting, from the impressive architecture surrounding the Arsenale (naval dockyard), the Public Gardens, including the San Pietro Basilica (Venices Cathedral prior to San Marco) with its leaning Campanile, and the various Emergency Services (Hospitals, Fire Brigade, Police, Army and Navy) who rush around in high powered speed boats leaving Gondoliers weeping in their fast wakes.In conclusion, the Formenta is only two bridges away from the main all routes (including the Airport Alilaguna) waterbus stop at Arsenale, or a brief stroll from the Giardini waterbus stop. The relatively inexpensive, local eateries are full of Venetians. There are Supermarkets, Delicatessens, Greengrocers and Bakeries all nearby for supplies (and unique souvenirs). A short stroll away from San Marco to experience the glitz and 9 euro cups of coffee during the day and live evening classical performances around the thankfully pigeon-free square (as they go to roost at night).
Great place...friendly staff
The Hotel Ca Formenta is listed at a 3 star hotel, but felt more like a 4 star hotel with 5 star service. The rooms were remodeled, so our room felt new and luxurous. Our room had access to a balcony where you can enjoy sitting outside eating breakfast while absorbing the beauty city of Venice. The staff is first rate. Everyone we encountered was extremely nice and friendly. It's always nice to walk into your hotel greeted with a friendly smile. The hotel is located one stop past San Marco Square on the water bus. The location is very good. It's a good 10 minute walk to San Marco Square, but far enough so it's quiet and peaceful throughout the day. Don't take a water taxi (as recommended on their website). Catch the water bus. It'll save you over 35 Euros (depending on how many are in your party). What's the rush anyway...you're in Venice.
Great hotel, kind people
This 3 star hotel is new and its location just one stop off san marco square is ideal. The views from infront of the hotel,on the main water way, look toward all the beautiful domes and towers that you just can't see if you are staying right around san marco. Breakfasts were very good and the people could not have been kinder. For three men on a vacation from work it could not have been better. Special thanks to Marco and Roberta.
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San Marco swimming pool
... a big park area on the map and decided to go and check it out.
When we got to the end of the island it was very quiet, there are almost no canals in this part of the island and almost all buildings seem to be houses rather than shops. After awhile it started to rain again, quite heavily and we were at least an hour if not more from home so we set off. By the time we got back to the square it was packed but the ground was covered in shin height ...
European Country Number 17!!
... the boats, as well as some of the bridges. We finished by the university and said our goodbyes, hardly even bothered by the on and off again rain. It was now 7pm and we were ready for dinner. We got to have our first truly Italian meal. I had pasta and Adam had a pizza. It was delicious. I also had some typical Venetian drinks. Firstly a Spritz, aka Aperol Spritz with processco, and secondly a glass of processco. After dinner, the others were tired and wanted to ...
Venezia, or, the last few moments spent in Italia
... up finally finding a table where we had a great meal that ended with two rounds of limencello (one of which was "on the house!"). After successfully finding the square where our apartment was (Bob has been a master navigator this trip, and Venice tested even his skills), we grabbed a glass of prosecco and sat on the bench and enjoyed the peace and quiet of Venice at night. So lovely.
Day 2!
When in Venice do like the Venetians do
... damask printed wall coverings and curtains, narrow balcony and flower boxes. Beautiful. Travel Tip 11 - When in Venice most restaurants do not commence service until 7pm. Dinner at the restaurant near our hotel. Early to the restaurant so we had our choice of tables. Sat beside the canal for dinner. Location location. Over the next two hour we enjoyed a delicious traditional cuisine and watched the world go by both on land and water. The restaurant ...
Venice ciao
Buon giorno - Good morning Venice. Awake 6ish again, never a need for an alarm when travelling, and sleeping with kids. What do we notice?. No noise. No traffic sounds. We get so used to the noise of cars always on the roads, it's so noticeable when we wake up that that's what's missing. Quiet. Strange. Up and head back to bed, but my place has been taken - mmmmm. So it's up and away. After breakfast downstairs that is. So many similarities to France, the croissants, the ...


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