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the steak was really good also the entrees.
the stuff was welcoming and nice
the balcony was a really good place to sit in.
we ate there twice and had a lot of fun
Dear barnotsani,
Thank you for sharing your review and we're really glad that you enjoyed dining at our Casalingo restaurant. We hope that we will get to welcome you back to dine again with us. I am definite that the team will be happy to see you again.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
General Manager
We can as non hotel guests and were amazed by the nice setting of the Moevenpick Tala Bay. The Italian restaurant has pleasant covered outdoor seating and rustic with a live cooking counter. Although the chefs seemed all local the menu variety and taste was excellent. The service staff was attentive and looked after us really well. The prices are...
Dear KothM,
Thank you so very much on behalf of the Casalingo team for this very kind review. We are always keen to hear from our guests and their experience of the resort and restaurants. I am glad you enjoyed your dining experience with us and hope to have the opportunity of welcoming you back in the future for another...
Delicious italian restaurant at Movenpick hotel - quite long menu of absolutely delicious italian or italian- inspired dishes. We had perfectly made cacciuco, seafood stew, spicy and tasty and an excellent tuna steak served with aglio & olio, fresh and perfectly prepared. Very nice
Dear Scipion-Paris,
We're very happy that Casalingo pleasantly surprised you with the delicious choices you had during your vacation with us. We hope the service was also impeccable. I will make sure the Casalingo team will know about your compliments and I am definite that they are looking forward welcoming you back.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
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Very nice venue in and outside. We were eagerly looking forward to the re-opening of the restaurant. Service was ok, despite the fact that some products were not available. Pasta appears to be made freshly, however some dishes may have been to spicy, which may not reflect the authentic Italian seasoning.
Dear gdeclerck,
Firstly, allow us to thank you for joining us during our Casalingo restaurant re-opening. We we're very happy to see our regular customer join us for this occasion.
We also want to thank you for leaving your review about your dining experience and rest assured that we will really look into your comments about some items not being...
We tried this restaurant for dinner during our stay in the Mövenpick Tala Bay. We tried the Chef's Special of the week (a steamed Sea Bass with butter lemon sauce and vegetables), the Ossobuco with Risotto, the Tuna Steak, and Tiramisu for desert. Everything tasted great and the service was great too. We will visit this restaurant again next time...
Dear Hakan,
I'm really delighted to read that you tried our Chef's specials and enjoyed it, including the services that our Casalingo team provides which we are really proud of.
Just a heads up, we are also introducing new menu very soon and we are definite you will like them too.
Looking forward on your next visit.
Best regards,
Movenpick Tala Bay swarms with children, so couples may want to have a nice quiet dinner in a fancy restaurant ; that is what Casalingo offers. The setting is very classy, either inside or out, the staff extremely friendly and professional. We had a simple Italian meal of 3 pasta dishes and 2 bottles of mineral water. Nice, not spectacular,...
Dear Dirk,
Thank you very much for your review. We are happy that you enjoyed the superb services and setting that Casalingo offered. I want to assure you as well that we will look into your comment about the prices which will be shared to our F&B Manager and Executive Chef.
We are really hopeful that you will try to...
This is the go to spot, for entertaining friends, or work colleagues. Service is always right, and you feel comfortable as soon as seated. the Chefs, are attentive and come to the table to make commendation and to check on your meal. Never, a bad seat, no pressure and always good food.
Dear Ramiro,
We are very happy that you always choose to dine at Casalingo whenever you hang out and entertain your colleagues. Thank you very much for the great review about out restaurant.
We look forward welcoming you back to Casalingo.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
General Manager
Great Italian restaurant at Tala Bay. We had the set menu which had two or maybe three options for each of the three courses. I wouldn't say it was just as mama would make it, rather it was a good rendition of Italian classics.
I had the osso-bucco which was fantastic. The trio of pannecotta was a great way to...
Dear Fusspilot,
Thank you for recognising the services and distinct taste of Casalingo. We are very happy that we we're able to meet your expectations and enjoyed the classic Italian fine dining that we offer.
We truly hope that you could dine with us again.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
General Manager
We had a wonderful meal at this Italian restaurant in the Movenpick Tala Bay Resort. The service was prompt and friendly. Both the appetizer and the main meal were delicious and the recommended bottle of wine was superb. Definitely a must when at this resort.
Dear mum613,
Thank you very much for the recommendation and the great review about Casalingo. We hope you'll get to dine with us again. It will be a pleasure to welcome you back.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
General Manager
Great restaurant, great service, great choice of menu and great food and wine. What more is there to say. This is a must visit restaurant for anyone who enjoys fine dining.
Dear Michael,
I am very happy to read that you enjoyed your dining experience at Casalingo. Thank you for sharing your review.
We look forward welcoming you back. It will be a pleasure to have you again.
Best regards,
Dan Benzaquen
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In our consumerist, open market economy, we have been taught to shop for the best price. You've heard the statement, "nobody pays list retail price anymore." At the same time people will tell you to be careful when looking at two items to make sure you are truly getting an "apples to apples" comparison.
Today, the majority of industrial companies have professional buying organizations whose job it is to make sure they get the best price on components they buy. However, many times when they go shopping they get lost in the fruit aisle and come home with a lemon instead of an apple.
So why does this happen. These are very conscientious people working hard to save money for their company and get what the production team needs to optimize the business. The problem is that sometimes the price tag covers up the fruit and they don't realize how good or bad it is until they get it home. To make better decisions it is necessary to look behind the price tag. This is called Product Lifecycle analysis.
Here' a basic example, you buy a mechanical connector for $30 and it takes an electrician to install it that costs you $45. From the simple price tag view this connector cost you $75. However, this connector experiences a failure once a year due to corrosion or frictional wear. So the next year you have to buy another connector for $30, it takes an electrician to replace the old one, only this time it is at night and you have to pay call time, so it costs you $100 to replace. Also, while that connector was failed, the production line was down for 1 hour that cost you $160. So that $75 connector in a 12 month period has actually cost you $365. And guess what – that keeps occurring each year, so after 48 months you have spent $1,235 on that connector choice.
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So, next time your purchasing team is looking to help you buy connectors, steer them down the aisle to true savings. Go contactless, go Proxi-Point.
We live in a connected world. You've surely heard about the theory of 3⁰s of separation. New connection platforms arise every day, whether it's Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Skype or mobile phones. Our ability to reach beyond what we ever imagined 15 years ago is now accepted as a standard part of life, especially for the 30 and under crowd. I am still amazed at the people I see in airports and restaurants that are connecting on these platforms almost continuously. To be honest it wears me out.
So why has connectivity in industrial applications lagged behind? Oh, I'm not talking about communication; I am talking about power delivery. The mechanical connector has served us well over the last century, but isn't it time we pulled the plug. Today's highly automated manufacturing and industrial machinery offer significant capability that again was never envisioned 15 years ago, let alone 100 years ago. To walk through an automobile assembly plant today, robots are picking, placing, welding, sealing, rotating, aligning, and finishing assembly processes that were at one time tedious human processes. I'm not here to discuss or argue the positive or negative impact this has had on the cost of products or the middle class workforce; we will leave that to our politicians.
What I will say is that the continued use of traditional contacting mechanical connectors limits the continued advancement and utilization of these technologies. Has there been mechanical connector innovation and improvement over the past 100 years? Absolutely. Has there been enough? Absolutely not.
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We applaud the innovation that has occurred in the field of process and equipment automation, but isn't it time you eliminated the next barrier to even greater gains and applications. It's time to get disconnected, to allow new levels of connectivity.
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When you talk rotation in industrial equipment and machinery, the current solution proposed in most applications is a mechanical slip ring. However in the word mechanical you must read contacting, friction, heat, moisture susceptibility and maintenance.
If you're a manufacturing person, this means downtime. If you read the websites of leading slip ring manufacturers, they want you to believe that the maintenance is gone, that the environmental factors don't affect their system and they will run forever.
As you read further, you hear about the use of precious metals and new fiber components that eliminate the wear, corrosion and moisture effects on their systems. I will agree that these have helped improve their performance, but in no way eliminated the environmental issues – this is just their spin game. Ask any wind turbine operator and you will still hear of frequent slip ring problems that are driving way too much downtime.
You did notice the word PRECIOUS in their solution.
What is really precious is your maintenance dollars and your operating uptime. You're only making money when the system is operating. Their new and improved technology is still old methods with the same issues, but in a shinier package. Please pardon my language, but you've probably heard the saying, "even if you gold plate a turd to make it look better, in the end all you still have is a turd". I rest my case.
With PowerbyProxi's Proxi-Ring, all of the environmental factors are truly neutralized. No contact, hermetically sealed up to IP68, rated for temperatures from -40 to 185⁰F. The system will transfer power and data over an air gap through any non-metallic material.
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I'm not sure why the telephone seems to be a common factor in all my blogs. Maybe people's need to communicate and be heard is the source of all problems, and all solutions. I think I'll hold that thought for my next counseling session.
Today, the majority of residential telephones have gone cordless. What does that mean? It means that the cable between the telephone receiver and the handset has been eliminated. And oh how wonderful that is. As a teenager (and yes they had telephones back then, but the telephone number in the US was a letter and four digits, not the 7 digit one of today, but I digress), I remember wanting privacy to talk to some young lady or the other, so I put this very long coily cord on the phone to allow me to stretch the handset into my room so I could close the door. This cord was always a tangled mess, and with the continuous stretching it would, over time, fail. Now the battery powered cordless phone comes along and all of that mess is gone. Hallelujah! But this left the coily cord manufacturers looking their declining market straight in the eye and saying, "we need to find someone else to use our product or we're out of business".
Enter materials handling and other construction equipment where technology innovation was looking to put sensors and controllers on moving components like clamping attachments on forklifts or alignment sensors on road paving machines. The coily cord industry was saved. Now the telephone cord issue of my youth is the nightmare of industrial equipment manufacturers. Instead of a privacy issue, they have a productivity issue. One forklift attachment company has said "no more". They contacted PowerbyProxi and we worked with them on the special application of our Proxi-Point system with both power and data transfer to eliminate the coily cord and this source of downtime and customer frustration.
In closing, I want to say I have nothing against coily cord manufacturers and in fact wish them great success in creating another market while we are fixing this one. Then we'll meet them there. Ah, the circle of life.
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The sun is shining, there is a cool breeze blowing in from left field. Yes, its Thursday afternoon and you're at the businessman's special watching your home town heroes play their arch rivals. As is the American baseball tradition, you have a hot dog in one hand, a cold beverage in the other, and a bag of peanuts rests on your lap just waiting to be cracked open. On the field, however, things aren't going so well. The Ace is on the mound but he can't seem to find the plate, he has walked three straight batters. The fan behind you, an obvious fanatic, has an old transistor radio and is listening to the broadcast while watching the game and you hear the broadcaster say. "Joe is really having a pitch control problem today."
Just then your phone buzzes, a new text message. You put your beverage between your knees and look at the message. You instantly realize that Joe is not the only person with a pitch control problem. It's "the farm", turbine 7 is down due to lost connection on the mechanical slip ring on the pitch control system. They want you to come ASAP to climb the tower and get the turbine back up and running, as downtime equals lost revenue. So much for those peanuts.
Now I am a guy that is fascinated with mechanical equipment and I admire the ingenuity and creativity that has led to such innovation, and this includes the mechanical slip ring and automotive ignition systems (yes they were mechanical at one time). These mechanical designs were solutions to problems that haunted engineers for years and offered unique capability. However, like points in the old mechanical ignition systems that has now been replaced by electrical fuel injection systems, the time for the mechanical slip ring needs to be in the past.
PowerbyProxi has worked with companies to develop an all-electric, non-contacting slip ring replacement called the Proxi-Ring. This system that can be sealed to IP 69 level, deliver power from watts to kilowatts, and has no moving parts or frictional connection, allowing for the direct replacement of current mechanical slip rings with a high reliability, no maintenance solution. So while you're walking up the aisle with that unopened bag of peanuts, another company's reliability team is ordering their second cold beverage as the reliever runs in from the bullpen. See you at the ballpark.
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This story appeared in Albany's Metroland newsweekly on May 24, 2001.
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LARRY BECKER AND HIS PREGNANT wife, Ellen, weren't looking for an alternative to mainstream education for their first child when they stumbled onto the Free School, a well-kept secret of our region for more than 30 years. In fact, it was a conversation between the pregnant couple and a pregnant waitress at a downtown restaurant that led them to the school. Bhawin Suchak and his pregnant wife, Maureen Murphy, weren't avid alternative-school supporters when they became involved with the Free School. They first found the community, nestled in downtown Albany between the Mansion Neighborhood and the South End, when they searched out the Family Life Center, located adjacent to the Free School, and became aware of, and impressed by, the school's philosophy. The Free School has been providing children an alternative to mainstream education since 1969, when a pioneer in the movement, Mary Leue, started the ball rolling by home schooling her son when his problems with public school led him, in fifth grade, to resist school entirely. She was in a quandary. She wanted him to learn, and she wanted him to enjoy learning. So, she decided to do it herself, and so the first modern-day home schooler of our area was born.
After she won some legal battles allowing her to continue to teach her son at home, others began to ask if Leue would teach their kids too: They were also in desperate need of an approach to learning other than that offered in the traditional school system. She would, and she did-and the Free School was born.
"I'm a big booster of the Free School," Larry Becker states. His two kids, Ted and Gabrielle, attended the school, which generally accepts kids from 2 years old through eighth grade. There are, however, exceptions to that rule, since younger kids will accompany their parents who teach there. Ted's attendance at the school began as a 6-month-old, since Ellen taught art there for a short time. "It was great. I think the kids learned democracy, independence, ability to think on their own, self-reliance," Larry says, touching upon the basic tenets of the school.
When constructing a philosophy for the Free School, Leue borrowed from other alternative schools of the time, and she contacted A. S. Neill, founder of the longest-running and most famous alternative school, the Summerhill School, in England. Scottish-born Neill's interest in Freud's New Psychology, and his friendship with the head of a self-governing school for adolescent delinquents, enforced his belief that a child's emotional well-being is more important than academic achievement. So with that philosophy he began Summerhill, a student-run boarding school, in 1923.
"Summerhill never actually called itself a free school," says Matthew Appleton, who wrote
A Free Range Childhood
about his 9-year-stint as a resident advisor at Summerhill. "It was the first school to work in that way: with democracy, with kids being equals." The Free School took that principle and ran with it.
"It's so crazy," Bhawin Suchak laughs. "The fact that it even exists is crazy and outlandish. It's a radical concept." After entering his first child in the preschool, Suchak went on to teach at the Free School, and today both of his children are enrolled. "Summerhill is where Mary got a lot of the philosophy for the Free School," he says. "Their biggest challenge was having teachers that couldn't handle the concept of being on the same level as the kids."
Adult authority, in these schools, is not a given.
"A teacher has to earn respect. At the Free School, a teacher can't, just by himself, mandate anything," Suchak continues, hinting at one of the most unique features of the school, the council meeting - a place where grievances can be aired and rules can be made or unmade. Council meetings can be called at any time, by anyone-teacher or student - and can address any matter. When they are called, attendance is mandatory - except for the youngest students - and they are over when a solution is reached, and everyone has had a vote. And with more kids than teachers, the student voice is the majority. A student presides over a specific meeting, keeping the conversation on topic and bringing others into line if they act up.
'IT'S A VERY UNIQUE SYSTEM," Sandra Winn says. Winn has been writing her doctoral dissertation on the Free School's council meetings, having been led to the school five years ago by a professor who thought that the unconventional school would be right up her alley. It was.
"I had been studying communication in education all along," Winn says. "My background has been the two: My undergraduate was communication, my masters is in educational policy, and I've been teaching for a good 14 years. Narrowing down a topic was really hard. It's a very rich school-there's so much to learn from it.
"Particularly I've been focusing on what the teacher's role is in the council meetings, and how that impacts the students and the outcome of the meetings. One of my major findings is that a teacher's role is very delicate. You have to exercise some control, but allow some freedom as well. And keeping that balance is a very difficult thing."
"Things come up, and they're not ignored," Ted says of the system. "So, when a problem arises, it's not ignored - and you have to deal with it." This allows the kids to feel they're important in the whole scheme of things. If things are going badly at home, or if a child has a problem with another child, it matters. How they feel matters. And it's handled with care. Some days are spent entirely in council meetings.
"What we are is a place where it's okay to bring your problems," Chris Mercogliano, codirector of the school, states in his book
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The Story of the Albany Free School
. "Meetings become a safe, supportive space where the origins of problems can be examined."
"Some amazing things go on at the council meetings," Larry Becker says. "There are kids who are getting into fights, and it turns out that their parents are divorcing, and they kind of think of themselves as being the only one in that situation. And then you have two or three other kids speak up, and they talk about how their parents got divorced, or their parents are fighting.
"And then you have a whole bunch of kids crying-but really crying in sympathy with each other - and being open with each other," Larry continues. "And some of the teachers may talk about their experiences being divorced, or having divorced parents. It's totally different. "The kids really understand why some kid is going through hard times."
Because they are constantly discussing people's problems and conflict-solving, the kids at the school have a deepness of compassion seldom found in students their age. "Being at the Free School really does make you open to other people's perspectives, and being more aware of other people," explains Lily Mercogliano, daughter of Chris and a Free Schooler from the tender age of 2 weeks old (she is now about to enter Northeastern University). "You really learn to work out your problems with other people through communication instead of going crazy, or holding grudges, or running and telling a teacher, or doing something like that -which ends up really not getting to the root of the problem. When you can sit down, and, if you have to, spend three hours and figure out why this happened and what's really going on, and what's the underlying cause for it.
"I think everyone's really, really aware of people at the Free School," she continues. "I mean, there's only 50 kids, and there aren't many teachers. It's really easy to tell when something's going on with someone else, because you see them every single day. So on that one day, when they come in and all of a sudden they're really angry at everything, or they do that consistently for a week, obviously something's wrong. And so either they're going to talk with someone, or someone's going to come up and say, 'Hey, what's going on,' or in a council meeting it will come up. So there are a lot of different ways for communication to happen, so that it really doesn't escalate to a higher level."
WHILE THERE ARE A VARIETY of other small, unique schools in the region, the council-meeting system is not the only difference between the Free School and most other schools. The Free School does, like private schools, charge a fee; however, it is based on what a family can afford, and no one is turned away because they can't pay tuition. Oh, and one other thing: Classes at the Free School are not mandatory. "Attending classes in our school isn't an obligation, it's a privilege," Chris Mercogliano states in
Making It Up as We Go Along
. He makes this comment while telling the story of a boy racked with depression, pain, fear and anger, who was categorized in the public system as hyperactive-"impulsive, aggressive, short attention span, the whole nine yards"-and who eventually made his way to the Free School after falling through the cracks in public school.
This boy's mother had been addicted to drugs for most of his childhood, and he had faced the death of his older brother, his father and his uncle in his short life. "The repair work to Jesse's heart began the day he entered our school. . . . It began when we told him that he was free to do as he pleased in school, as long as he was respectful and didn't violate the rights or sensibilities of others," Mercogliano writes in the book.
If this boy was asked to leave a class, he would just leave - "where he went was his business"-but he wouldn't be punished for it. And, when he wanted to return - if he wanted to return - he was welcomed back, as long as he would respect those around him. It doesn't work that way in many places.
The Free School dropped compulsory classes early on, but in the beginning, there were a few. "For the first number of years, we kind of compromised," Mercogliano says from his sunlit home, surrounded by trees, in the Free School's neighborhood. "In the morning, kids had to do lessons. They just had to do them."
He laughs as he continues: "We'd chase the kids around who didn't want to do those things, and we played the same games that a traditional school would play. Just trying to cajole and calm those kids into at least doing a little reading and a little math and a little writing." The afternoon was theirs to do with what they pleased, with playing high on the list of priorities. "We just sort of gradually got away from the compulsory part," he says, "because we found out that it didn't work very well - that the kids who really didn't want to read, or didn't want to do math, still didn't do it. You could make them go through the motions, but if you were honest about how much they were actually learning, they weren't learning that much. You were just kind of reinforcing their resistance - which is what happens in public schools.
"The kids who really want to learn, they learn. The kids who really don't want to learn, for whatever reason, tend not to - at least they don't learn what the teacher is expecting them to learn. They just kind of go through the motions, or they get kicked out, or they get put on Ritalin, or whatever. . . . There is a large portion of the kids in public schools, at any given time, where it's just not working for them. That's what I discovered."
Some of these kids find the Free School.
"There was this one boy who graduated last year," Lily Mercogliano remembers. "I don't think he took a class in the four years that he was here. He had a lot of problems. . . . He was emotionally in a really bad home, and I don't think he ever took any classes. "But he's in Bishop Maginn right now, and he's passing all of his classes. He came in and showed my dad, like, 90s on tests. So he obviously is learning; and he obviously didn't come out behind. But he was able to sort of emotionally get himself together, and then go to public school and be fine."
This is what is heard over and over again. That kids want to learn, and it's a more enjoyable and thorough process if they do it at their own pace, according to their own desires. And a place like the Free School, which focuses on the emotional well-being of a child rather than a kid's testability, seems to offer a haven of learning and growth, and a haven where their voices can be heard.
'IN PUBLIC SCHOOL, IF YOU learn to read late, or if you're having some problem, you will automatically get set into a learning- disabled class," says Ted Becker. "The Free School lets the kids wait as long as they need to until they're ready to do what they need to do."
"We're just more relaxed," Chris Mercogliano says about the Free School's teaching structure. "Every kid is going to come around, because every kid wants to learn. Learning is a genuinely instinctive, natural act. . . . They want to understand how things work. They want to do experiments. Their parents don't have to worry, because in the natural course of a day, or a year, at the Free School they just learn these things. They learn history because they want to know about the world."
"But then you've got a large percentage of our kids," Mercogliano continues, "who have spent time in public schools, have been called failures, have internalized that they've felt stupid, have been just crushingly bored in the process of learning history, or learning math, or reading - or whatever they were supposed to be learning. So their attitude toward learning gets pretty negative, pretty hardened." Ted Becker didn't take many classes at the Free School, but that's not to say he didn't learn: "What I was most involved with at the school was from fifth to eighth grade we'd go on trips to meet with other alternative schools like ours in various locations, or we'd just go on a trip somewhere," he says. "And we'd have to raise our own money for it. So that was one of the biggest things I did there, was sell raffle tickets, organize dinners at the Free School."
"They go on these trips - they go all over the place-and they do a lot of good works," Larry Becker says. "But they combine it with fun. So they go down, for example, to help people in Puerto Rico when the schools were destroyed by hurricanes, but they also managed to spend a bunch of time at the beach." This year, the class went to Spain.
Students of the Free School also learn through apprenticeships and internships, and they start quite young. Lily interned with a veterinarian at 10 years old, because she thought she'd like to be one. But the incredibly long hours made her decide against it. One of Ted's apprenticeships was with an airplane pilot who had flown in Vietnam, and Ted even spent some time behind the controls. Ted is a well-spoken 17-year-old who, along with his sister and Lily and many others, made the transition from the Free School to public school rather easily. Since kids have to leave the school after eighth grade, they all must make a change to a school that is wholly unlike where they've been - and what's most interesting is that the transition is rarely difficult. Hard to believe, since some kids leave the Free School with very little formal schooling under their belts.
"What's amazing to me, and I guess the fear that every parent faces, is that these kids are not spending seven or eight years learning multiplication tables," Larry Becker says. "What's going to happen when they get to high school? And the answer is: They do fine." When his daughter Gabrielle was nearing eighth grade, and her time to join the kids at Albany High was near, she asked the teachers to teach her certain subjects she knew she would need to know to succeed in public high school. "So they would sit down with her and go over whatever she was going to need to know for high school," her father says. "The kids do that, because they know high school's different."
Lily attributes her relatively easy transition to Albany High to the fact that the hugeness of the school rendered just about everyone out-of-place. "Everyone was uncomfortable. Once you realized that you weren't the only one that had no idea where you were going, it was no big deal," she recalls.
But she did have nagging worries that she was going to appear dumber than her new peers: "I was so worried about the academic aspect of it." It's a worry many students and parents have, but former Free School students seem to catch up at remarkable speeds. "I remember sitting in math class. . . . This was pre-algebra and I hadn't done a lot of pre-algebra," she says. "So, we reviewed it. And I was scoring higher than everyone else on tests, and I didn't understand how that was happening. And they had all done this before. . . . You review so much in high school. As long as you don't raise your hand as say 'I've never learned this before,' no one ever knows. And it was never a problem for me at all to just fit in and go with the flow."
Lily attributes this to the Free School approach: "Overall, I think that it was perfect. . . . When I got to public school I had never taken classes like classes in public school. So for me, especially in freshman year, the work wasn't really work, because I just had such a love for finding things out. Because it hadn't gotten old to me yet." And for her, it didn't get old for a long time. "Whereas I'd look at a lot of my friends, and to them it was, 'Oh my God, I've been doing this for so long, and now I'm doing it all over again,' and I think it starts to get really redundant spending so much time working in that system."
THERE ARE OTHER DIFFERENCES, too, according to the transplants. In public schools, says Ted Becker, "From what I've noticed, really, the emotional side of the students is ignored, basically. I guess they have guidance counselors that you can go to and talk to, but it seems like it's something that's supposed to be kept at home-and you go to school to take classes and learn. . . . Half the kids in public school don't really want to be there, and half of them know they're not going to pass - they're just sort of there messing around."
Ted's sister noticed some very inherent differences between schools. "I guess my daughter's comment - the one that was most telling to me-was her feeling that the public schools don't trust the kids," Larry Becker recalls. "She felt not trusted, and that was real unusual after having been at the Free School, because there it's just the opposite. The kids are given a lot of responsibility, and when you're given a lot of responsibility, naturally you feel like you're trusted."
And when a child is trusted, a child feels a sense of self-worth - an attribute a kid is lucky to leave the public school with. "The number one thing that a kid will come out of the Free School with is a sense of who they are," Suchak says.
And along with having to interact and communicate with the adults of the school, the students of the Free School learn to get along with kids from all walks of life. Kids from Delmar, Burnt Hills, Hoosick, and many Albany neighborhoods - including the inner-city one where the school is located - mingle.
According to Suchak, it gives them a sense of the world and the way it works. "The world is-and especially this country - really diverse. You can't live in a bubble anymore. The Free School is really a microcosm of the world."
"There's a very organic quality to learning at the Free School, which I think is beautiful," Chris Mercogliano says. "I think that's the way learning is anyway. Once upon a time, there were no schools anyway."


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SANTA MONICA, CA – October 19, 2016 – (Motor Sports Newswire) – Today, Red Bull TV announced the release of a five-part docuseries, Driving Dirty: The Road to the Baja 1000, that follows five wildly diverse desert race teams who risk money, machine and personal safety as they prepare for and race the toughest off-road event in North America. The series launches on demand worldwide for free on Red Bull TV on November 14.
The Score International Baja 1000, known to fans simply as 'the 1000' is an incredibly diverse race, made up of dozens of vehicle categories and hundreds of teams, from the top professionals racing their highly specialized Trophy Trucks to first-time amateurs in stock 1970s Volkswagon Beetles. Driving Dirty: The Road to the Baja 1000 dives deep into five distinct journeys to the start line, watching the teams overcome everything that gets in their way on the path to chase their dreams.
Coinciding with the 2016 race, the show is the perfect accompaniment for any motorsports fan following the Score International Baja 1000, and watching the professional and amateurs competing on some of the most demanding terrain in the world. Filming the series was equally challenging. Camera crews were spread across a thousand miles in the desert and endured the heat, dust and physical pounding that filming the 1000 entails — from modified chase cameras to helicopter aerial rigs to the multiple GoPro cameras used in every vehicle, which were the only way to document the experience the drivers and co-drivers endure on the course.
ach team featured in the series offers a completely fresh perspective on what they'll risk to make it to Baja – from a father who builds a truck for his teenage daughters to race (Team Pistolas) to a husband and wife team (TeamKore) who put their small business on the line to race a new prototype – The Minotaur. Then there is the pro, champion off-road racer and Red Bull athlete, Bryce Menzies of Menzies Motorsports, who is on the quest of his life to conquer the one race he just can't seem to win.
Alongside them is the amateur team (Wallentine) who wanted to put their 1976 VW Bug to the test and fulfill a life-long dream of taking on the Baja 1000. Finally, the show features the story of a local team led by Eliseo Garcia, Jr. from Ensenada (Chinolas), who hopes to carry the legacy of his father who was one of the first to race 'the 1000' when it began nearly 50 years ago.
The teams and drivers that star in Driving Dirty: The Road to the Baja 1000 are:
1. Menzies Motor Sports: Trophy Truck (Las Vegas, NV)
- Bryce Menzies – Driver/Owner
- Pete Mortensen – Co-Driver/Crew Chief
- Steve Menzies – Owner/Father
2. Kore Race Team: Class 8 – Modified Dodge Ram (Valley Center,CA)
- Kent Kroeker – Driver/Owner/Husband
- SaraMae Kroeker – Operations and Logistics and Wife
- Mike Nelson – Co-Driver
- Darren Skilton – Driver
3. Pistolas: Class 3000 (Phoenix, AZ)
- "Pistol" Pete Sohren – Owner/Manager/Father
- Paige Sohren – Driver/Daughter, 18
- Blair Sohren – Co-Driver/Daughter, 15
- Jessi Combs – Driver
4. Chinolas: Class 10 – Open Wheel Buggy (Ensenada, MEX)
- Elision Garcia, Snr. – Pit Crew / Owner
- Elision Garcia, Jr. – Driver / Co-owner
- Hector Sarabia – Driver / Co-owner
5. Wallentine: Class 11 Unmodified VW (Roseville, CA)
- Brian Wallentine – Driver/Team Owner
- JT Taylor – Driver/Crew Chief
- Angel Marquez – Co-Driver
"We created Driving Dirty: The Road to the Baja 1000 to take people to the heart of why the Score International Baja 1000 is so legendary. Set against the incredible backdrop of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, amateurs and professionals tackle the same terrain with very different vehicles, but what unites them all is an unrelenting drive to chase their dreams and pursue their passion to the end. When you see what they overcome just to complete the course – something that only half the teams will do – you understand why they call 'the 1000' the toughest off-road desert race on Earth," commented Gus Roxburgh, Executive Producer for Red Bull TV. "In the end, we learn that victory isn't always about finishing with the best time; it's sometimes just about getting to the starting line."
Driving Dirty is produced for Red Bull TV by 3 Ball Entertainment and Turn Left Productions with the assistance of Brentwood Communications International, Inc. (BCII). Todd A. Nelson, Ross Weintraub, DJ Nurre, Brant Pinvidic and Hugh Peterson are executive producers for 3 Ball, and Todd Crites and Jackson Nguyen are executive producers for Turn Left. Gus Roxburgh is the Executive Producer for Red Bull TV.
All episodes from the series will be available On Demand on Red Bull TV on November 14 at: www.redbull.tv/DrivingDirty. Watch the Driving Dirty trailer: http://win.gs/DrivingDirtyTrailer.
Red Bull TV is distributed digitally as an app across mobile phones, tablets, consoles, OTT devices, Smart TVs and online at www.redbull.tv.
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