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Saturnino , Regulierdwarsstratt 5 , 1017 BJ Amsterdam. Tel 020-6390102. Simply the finest Italian food. Reasonably priced and wide and varied menu.
What kind of food do you like and what is your budget?
There are may restaurants on Utrechtsstraat which is just off Rembrandtplein heading away from Dam Square.
I was going to ask about the food as well. I looked up a few Italian restaurants but can anyone suggest where to find American food? I do plan to try some new foods but I'm sure my husband will be looking for a good steak place.
Well w.p you wont find any lack of Grills/Steakhouses, they are everywhere. Mainly Argentinian in name.
Most doing a very similar style of food... Gauchos,Damstraat 5 , is ok. As is TER Restaurant Steakhouse
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There is an excellent little sandwich shop in Rembrandtplein that opens only in the evenings..called ron johns...excellent sandwichs.
We also enjoyed Tomo which is a very good sushi place...one of the best from what I hear...also located in rembrandt
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"When my brother disappeared in 1984, I began to see myself in the third person as if my life were a story being told to someone else."
Abigail Schiller lives a seemingly normal childhood in a rural Catholic commuinity in Wisconsin. But that life is shattered when her younger brother, Sam, vanishes at the age of seventeen, fleeing/blockquote>/b>
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"When my brother disappeared in 1984, I began to see myself in the third person as if my life were a story being told to someone else."
Abigail Schiller lives a seemingly normal childhood in a rural Catholic commuinity in Wisconsin. But that life is shattered when her younger brother, Sam, vanishes at the age of seventeen, fleeing their father's rigid rules of masculinity and the violence their mother denies. Finally, thirty years old and expecting a child of her own, Abby is determined to retrace her lost sibling's dark descentembarking upon an emotional journey that will test the strength of her spirit, and contradict everything, she once believed about her family and herself.
A stunning work of rare poignance and unsettling power, A. Manette Ansay's Sister marks the literary maturation of a truly exceptional voice in contemporary American fiction. Deftly spinning triumph out of tragedy, the award-winning author of Vinegar Hill offers us a fresh understanding, of family, memory, faith.Abigail Schiller lives in a seemingly normal childhood in a rural Catholic community in Wisconsin. But that life is shattered when her younger brother, Sam, vanishes at the age of seventeen, fleeing their father's rigid rules of masculinity and the violence their mother denies. Finally, thirty years old and expecting a child of her own, Abby is determined to retrace her lost sibling's dark descentembarking upon an emotional journey that will test the strength of her spirit, and contradict everything she once believed her family and herself.
A stunning work of race poignance and unsettling power, A. Manette Ansay's Sister marks the literary maturation of a truly exceptional voice in contemporary American fiction. Deftly spinning triumph out of tragedy, the award-winning author of Vinegar Hill Offers us a fresh understanding of family, memory, and faith.
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The characters are vivid, the reconstruction of events suspenseful and convincing. Abby, the narrator, now 30, married, settled in New York State, and pregnant with her first child, is haunted by the memory of her younger brother's baffling disappearance from their hometown of Horton, Wisconsin, one summer afternoon in 1984, 12 years before; he was never seen again. At an emotional turning point, Abby finds herself reliving Sam's slow deterioration from the sweet, imaginative, charming best buddy of her grade-school years to the defiant, self-destructive dropout who vanished on the heels of a series of town robberies. She traces his troubles primarily to her father's paranoid, unrelenting ridicule of Sam's "sissified" interestsand his jealousy of the boy's attachment to Abby. As familiar as these family dynamics are, the author superbly dramatizes scenes of the father's sarcastic nastiness and the kids' humiliation. The result is chilling and memorablemaking the story's mild, unconvincing later developments all the more disappointing. After Sam's disappearance, Abby's father goes berserk and leaves the family; her mother becomes an increasingly devout Catholic; and Abby loses both her religious faith and her interest in a career as a musician. When, at the end, Sam's body is discovered buried in a field near the old family home, answers to all remaining mysteries (how did he die? when and why?) get swallowed up in a sentimental subplot concerning whether or not Abby will baptize the new baby.
A gifted writer who needs to pace herself.
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If you've never been inside a Catholic church, I'll show you what it's like to go there, believing, into the cool dark air with only the light from the sacristy to guide you. Imagine the half-filled pews stretched out in rows as quiet, as impossibly even, as the rows of corn and soy in the fields behind the houses that trail from the church in four directions, the way light beams radiate from a child's sketch of the sun. Pretend you've just come from one of these houses, as I have, as my grandmother has, as all the people around us have, and at first the measured stillness of the church seems torturous, unbroken, unbearable. But as your eyes widen to accept the dusk, you'll notice a handkerchief twisted from palm to palm, a jiggling foot in an open-toed shoe. And, too, there are smells: rose perfume wafting from beneath a loosened collar, whiffs of manure from rubber-soled boots, dust that (I read this as a child, wanted it to be true) is mostly organic, made up of epidermal cells and bits of human hair. There is dust layering the top of the holy water font, where we dip the tips of our third fingers before making the sign of the cross. There is dust smudging the colors of the stained-glass windows, dust on the legs of the table where we select this month's missalette, dust on the intricate statues with their deep, worried eyes. Everywhere there is evidence of the body's desire for its own beginnings, the soul's helium float back to God.
I want you to be here with us. I want you to feel what I feel, a teenage girl towering over her grandmother at the back of this small Wisconsin church. There is the altar boy in his cumbersome smock, peeking out from the doors off the sacristy,excused from English or Math or Civics to serve the daily noon Mass. There are the men on their lunch breaks, the smattering of older retired men, and so many women!--young mothers with their sleeping babies, older mothers in groups of three and four, and the dozens of widows, women like my grandmother, who are the raw heart of this church. When they speak, you hear the older languages floating around their tongues. They wear their hair in tight, curly nests; thin gold bands still dent their fourth fingers. They carry what they need in big black purses, secured with fist-like clasps, these women who remember times without bread when they had to feed themselves and their families on their own ingenuity and the Word.
The men of my grandfather's generation were like visitors, cherished as guests who could not be relied on to stay for very long. They went off to war and disappeared, they were crushed under heavy farm machinery, they shot each other by accident and on purpose, they fell off horses and rooftops and silos, drowned in rivers, succumbed to snakebite, emphysema, whiskey. After my grandfather died of tetanus in I947, my grandmother raised their four daughters and maintained the farm; when land taxes threatened to rise, it was she who sent the oldest two, Mary and Elise, to work in the cannery. Men died young; you mourned, you kept their graves tenderly, and--somehow--you went on. But when fire broke out, snuffing the lives of those daughters and fifteen other girls into ash, the shock left Oneisha and all the surrounding towns senseless with grief. These girls were the seed of the community, some of them already married and putting down roots like their mothers. A tragedy like this must have happened for a reason, and for some, that reason was all too clear. A girl's place was in the home, not working for cash in an ungodly world where company owners locked fire doors, paranoid about theft. My grandmother was thirty-eight years old. For the rest of her life she would blame herself for my young aunts' deaths. She sold the farm and moved her remaining daughters to town, where she kept them close to her, forever close. By the time I was born, in I965, she was in her fifties, sharp and strong. God-like.
We pause at the back of the church, lingering the way polite guests do before walking toward the area where we always sit, the heels of my grandmother's short boots meeting the floor with absolute certainty. I stay close behind her, feeling every inch of my height, my feet kicking after one another like loosely tossed stones. A place to sit. For some there are choices. One might choose to go all the way to the front, to sit half hidden from the lectern by the bulky old confessionals; one might stay by the new, modern confessionals at the back. There are favorite seats beside the pillars that support the fat, curved belly of the ceiling, with its painting of angels ministering to Mary as she walks in the cherry orchard; there are seats beneath the mounted statues, where a child might sit to admire the delicate toes of the apostles. But we sit in the middle of the church, away from the pillars, the statues, potential distractions, away from the drafts that pulse from beneath the warped frames of the windows, whisper from the long, dark line where the walls meet the floor. My grandmother rubs the knuckles of my hand with her thumb, her peculiar gesture of affection, and I glow with her touch, with the knowing looks of the women around us who observe me at Mass, day after day, and whisper the word vocation. Sometimes I am asked to sing while the other parishioners kneel at the altar, five at a time, to receive Communion. My musical talent, like all good things, is God's gift, and such a gift is both a blessing and a burden. You wonder if you are worthy. You wonder what God might expect in return.
I want you to be here with us. I want you to feel what we feel. This is the tray that holds the hymnal, attached to the back of the next pew. This is the old-fashioned hat clip beside it. That is the altar with its hand-sewn linens, which are laundered by the Ladies of the Altar. Here are the flowers these same women bring with them from their gardens or sunrooms to decorate the church. These are the woven wicker baskets that will be circulated twice during the course of the Mass by old Otto Leibenstein: once to help the missionaries, once to maintain the parish. And some where in the sacristy, trapped in a ring of gold, is the Body of Christ, the miracle that results again and again from the Mass. The Processional is about to begin, and you know exactly what to do, feel the weight of two thousand years behind each simple ritual. You cannot imagine a time when this feeling of absolute purpose will leave you. You cannot imagine losing your faith. You cannot imagine the loneliness.
Copyright ) 1996 by A. Manette Ansay
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A. Manette Ansay is the author of eight books, including Vinegar Hill, Midnight Champagne (a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award), and Blue Water. She has received the Pushcart Prize, two Great Lakes Book Awards, and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. She teaches in the MFA writing program at the University of Miami.
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This book was simply 'OK'. I had high hopes for it after reading 'Midnight Champagne' which I thoroughly loved. I was somewhat disappointed. While I liked the idea, it seemed more like Abby was talking about her brother than herself, and thus: Why title it 'Sister'? It was a good read overall, but I doubt I'll be picking up again anytime soon--if at all.
I¿m the sort of person that enjoys to read books about mysteries or love, so this book, Sister, wasn¿t really one that I cared for a lot. It¿s basically about a family where the parents have a ten-year age difference and have some conflicts with their parenting styles. The story is told through the eyes of the daughter, Abigail Schiller. Through out the book Abby tells about her life and all of the struggles she has to deal with. A major part of the book Abby talks about her brother Sam who is changed from an innocent, art loving child, to a delinquent boy, all because of her fathers harsh rules and punishments. As the story progresses it becomes more depressing and difficult to handle, and that¿s why I rated this book a six. Another reason why I gave it a six is because it¿s not a book that I would ever really want to read again because it was so sad. I enjoy happier books that have a sense of closure at the end.
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The Surrey, British Columbia native has accumulated 17 points (7G, 10A) and 71 penalty minutes in 73 career AHL games.
The Oilers rolled out a new look to their forward lines on Thursday at practice in Detroit. The movement up front is an attempt to spark production after the Oilers offence has sputtered in recent games. They were shut out in Washington and managed just one power play goal against Carolina in a 4-1 loss to the Canes last night.
The Oilers broke up the top six, with Taylor Hall and Leon Draisaitl sticking together along with new right winger Jordan Eberle. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was centring Lauri Korpikoski and Teddy Purcell on the other top line with Benoit Pouliot dropping down with Mark Letestu and Matt Hendricks.
Some of the tweaks were made necessary by the injury to Nail Yakupov. However, the Pouliot-Nugent-Hopkins-Eberle line didn't produce like Head Coach Todd McLellan would have hoped at Carolina.
"That line had a tough night," said McLellan. "The empty-netter is an empty-netter so they were -3, they were on for every goal. Some of them had absolutely nothing to do with being scored on. They just happened to be on the ice. Others had an involvement. I didn't think they were real strong defensively, but certainly not offensively as well. They didn't create anything, they didn't get to the net, they didn't get second chances. Power-play wise, they were OK but that's a couple nights in a row so we've got to fix it."
Following a 4-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes last night, the Oilers were back to work at practice this morning. It was a lengthy practice with a lot of teaching and several battle drills.
The Oilers tweaked their forward lines and set out to work on issues in their game against the Canes. The endgame is a more competitive outing against the Red Wings here in Detroit tomorrow night.
"We went through some structure things where we broke down and then we took some of that on the ice and applied it," said Oilers Head Coach Todd McLellan. "Hopefully, that sets us up for a competitive game tomorrow. A competitive game doesn't guarantee victory but it gives you a chance."
The Oilers have announced that Nail Yakupov is out 2-4 weeks with an ankle sprain.
#Oilers forward Nail Yakupov out 2-4 weeks (ankle sprain).
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) November 26, 2015
Yakupov left last night's game at Carolina after getting tangled up with a linesman and did not return.
The Oilers were determined to have a better outing against the Capitals last night than they did a month ago in Edmonton. They did just that, limiting the Caps to just one goal when they scored seven in a 7-4 win on October 23.
Unfortunately for the Oilers, they couldn't score a goal themselves and were shutout by goaltender Braden Holtby's 33 saves.
The good news for Edmonton, is their game against Washington showed improvements on the defensive side of things.
"I thought we played a great defensive game," said goaltender Anders Nilsson, who made 29 saves. "The guys helped me out a lot. We had a great penalty kill last night. Washington has a great power play but we were able to shut them down there. They didn't have that many grade-a scoring chances. Of course they had a few, because they have a lot of good players, but we didn't see a lot of backdoor plays. The guys took away that. I think our defensive game last night was great and hopefully we can keep that up."
"I definitely think it's getting better," Ryan Nugent-Hopkins said of the team's defensive game. "I think once we can do it consistently, then I think we'll be a lot more successful. We show it for a lot of periods and a lot of games but it's just about doing it consistently right from the get-go. That's when we'll start finding wins."
With a few younger blueliners, growth takes time. However, progress is visible.
"I see them improving," said Oilers Head Coach Todd McLellan. "Last night in Washington was a prime example. We couldn't handle their skill level and their speed a month ago. Their movement, their motion in the o-zone, their power play. Specifically talking about our d-group, we did a real admirable job last night.
"We're not perfect, but nor is any team in the league I see growth in young players. I see old dogs learning new tricks, which is a good thing for some of our veteran players as well. I think guys understand the parameters of what's acceptable and not acceptable now, where at the beginning of the year they were trying to figure us out. all of those are positives. With that being said, we haven't won enough games so we have to take it a step further."
Justin Schultz is close to returning from his back injury, but it won't be tomorrow in North Carolina.
The Oilers defenceman practiced fully with the team on Tuesday at PNC Arena but confirmed he wouldn't be ready for game action right away. However, he is shooting for later in this road trip. The Oilers have stops in Detroit, Pittsburgh and Toronto this week.
"Doing contact. Today was the first time I really did any of that and felt pretty good," said Schultz. "As long as I feel good tomorrow and keep improving, I'll be ready to go soon."
The Oilers are encouraged by the progress Schultz has made as he recovers from a bulging disc in his back.
"Today was a bit more of a practice than a pre-game skate and that's a good sign for him to be involved in that," said Oilers Head Coach Todd McLellan. "I haven't got a post-practice report on him but the fraction I saw, he looked OK. Is he ready to play tomorrow? No, but we're still hoping on this trip we can activate him and get him involved. Part of it is going to be the confidence that he has in his own body to play and play hard and to execute the way he would any other game."
The Oilers are on the ice for practice at PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC.
No Hendricks today at practice in Raleigh.
— Jack Michaels (@EdmontonJack) November 24, 2015
Klefbom not on the ice, either.
— Jack Michaels (@EdmontonJack) November 24, 2015
Matt Hendricks and Oscar Klefbom are absent. Stay tuned for more updates.
The Oilers have hit the ice for their Saturday practice at Rexall Place. Luke Gazdic, who is on IR, is present. Andrew Miller has been assigned to the AHL's Bakersfield Condors.
Defencemen Andrew Ference and Brandon Davidson are not on the ice. Andrej Sekera, who was ill yesterday, is back at practice.
Line combinations:
Defensive pairings:
Justin Schultz is rotating in.
The team will wear Edmonton Eskimos jerseys after practice for a team photo to support them in their quest for the Grey Cup.
#Oilers locker room decked out in green & gold this morning in support of the @EdmontonEsks! Team photo later. pic.twitter.com/Tf9zpFf8hr
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) November 21, 2015
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Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 8 mins
"I work in our school office and help my husband on our hog and cattle farm. When I find time to bake a treat, I like it to be special. The creamy filling gives traditional peanut butter cookies a new twist." By Debbie Kokes. From Taste of Home.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup butter flavor shortening
- 1 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 eggs
- 3 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 5 -6 tablespoons milk
- In a mixing bowl, cream the shortening, peanut butter and sugars. Add vanilla. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
- Combine flour, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture.
- Shape into 1-inch balls and place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheets. Flatten to 3/8 inch thickenss with a fork.
- Bake at 375 for 7-8 minutes or until golden. Cool on wire racks.
- In a mixing bowl, beat filling ingreadients until smooth.
- Spread on half of the cookies and top each with another cookie.
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Too thick and too sweet for sandwich cookies. We ended up just eating the cookies on their own and leaving the icing in the fridge. They were good cookies though.
What an over the top Peanut Butter Cookie recipe! Made these today, following instructions but took 8 T milk to make the filling the consistentcy I was looking for~made a total of 24 sandwiches and put 6 in the freezer for a warm weather munchie. Kept 12 cookies just plain for hubby to eat this afternoon~
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On 3/21/11 I made this recipe exactly as it was written.After combining all the wet ingredients together, I did have a bit of trouble with getting all the flour mixed in well.The batter turned out very stiff,but it was still workable. Baking time was "right on the button". For some reason cookies the cookies came out larger than stated, so I had to make some more filling.If you are craving a " Peanut Butter Cookie Fix " this is the cookie for you. Thanks for posting and, " Keep Smiling :) "


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Impressing the crowd
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Southwestern tops Fredonia for District 38 title
July 4, 2016 LAKEWOOD — Good teams play their best baseball when it counts the most. That's been the case of late for Southwestern. more »»
Fredonia's Burmaster earns West 1's top honors
July 4, 2016 Jarod Burmaster capped off a stellar senior season by being named the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association's Al Stuhlmiller Pitcher of the Year and the Roger . more »»
It comes down to today
July 3, 2016 It will all come down to a winner-take-all game this morning in Lakewood for the District 38 11-12-year-old sanctioned baseball title, after Southwestern hung on for a thrilling 12-11 win over... more »»
Jamestown holds off Chautauqua for District title
July 3, 2016 JAMESTOWN — Timely hitting and superb pitching are of the utmost importance in a championship game. more »»
Walleye tournament action returns to Dunkirk next weekend
July 3, 2016 The Razor Rays, Big Dawg Walleye Tournament, will be taking place on Saturday, July 9 and Sunday, July 10. more »»
Seven earn NFCA academic honors
July 2, 2016 Seven Fredonia Blue Devil softball players earned All-America Scholar-Athlete awards from the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. more »»
Marauder Trotter kicks off today
July 2, 2016 The 2nd annual Marauder Trotter 5K Run/Walk and Kids' Warrior Challenge begins this morning at 9 a.m. at Wright Park. Registration is still available from 7-8:30 a.m. more »»
Five local players make All-State team
July 2, 2016 For the third time in four years, the Fredonia Lady Hillbillies softball team is being represented on the New York State Sportswriters Association All-State tea. more »»
Bartlett named CSCAA Scholar Athlete
July 1, 2016 Fredonia junior Meghan Bartlett has been selected to the NCAA Division III Scholar All-America Team by the swimming & diving coaching grou. more »»
Trick shot pros coming to town
July 1, 2016 While many will spend July 4 having a cookout with family and friends, a very unique opportunity will be taking place at Shorewood Country Club. From 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. more »»
Dunkirk is the place to be for fishing this week
June 30, 2016 The temperature remains pleasant, and the walleye fishing on Lake Erie is also turning on, just in time for the Fourth of July weekend. more »»
Fredonia advances to Section 1 tourney
June 30, 2016 The 11-12 year old Fredonia Major Softball team advanced to the New York State Section 1 tournament with a thrilling 10-9 victory over Dunkirk on Tuesday night in District 38 All-Star action. more »»
Former Fredonia State AD Darling passes away
June 30, 2016 Elizabeth Darling, a former Fredonia State Athletic Director, passed away Sunday in Florida. more »»
Fredonia edges Southwestern, one win from title
June 30, 2016 After outscoring its opponents 50-0 in the first two games of the sanctioned District 38 11-12-year-old baseball tournament, Fredonia (3-0) did not have nearly as easy a time of it Wednesday night a... more »»
Game 2 of the cross-town rivalry
June 29, 2016 Game 2 of the cross-town rivalry ... more »»
Live to see another day
June 29, 2016 SILVER CREEK — Hanover (1-1) staved off elimination Tuesday night after it defeated Westfield (0-2), 5-3, in an elimination game of District 38's 11-12-year-old sanctioned Little League baseball... more »»
Fredonia blanks Falconer, hosts Southwestern today
June 29, 2016 FALCONER — Fredonia continued its impressive start to the District 38 11-12 year old all-stars with a 24-0 victory over Falconer on Tuesday. more »»
Gawronski earns All-Catholic honors
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Taking center stage
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The Walters Gala and Party
Indulge your senses—with drinking, dining, and dancing—amid foliage evoking a lush enclosed garden, one of the great pleasures of courtly life in the Middle Ages. The 2016 Gala and Party at the Walters is inspired by the international loan exhibition, A Feast for the Senses: Art and Experience in Medieval Europe. Libations evoking autumnal fruits, such as apples and pears, will complement a succulent banquet, as minstrels delight the crowd before a deejay takes over. Adorn yourself with fragrant flowers and come partake in a joyful celebration designed to ignite the senses!
On view from October 16, 2016, to January 8, 2017, A Feast for the Senses brings together some 130 works dating from the 12th to the 16th century, including paintings, tapestries, metalwork, manuscripts, and prints. The exhibition explores the potential of the senses to experience art by inviting visitors to encounter these works with more than just their eyes.Get Gala Tickets →
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Don't miss this dessert-and-dancing party, featuring festive cocktails and open bar, DJ, and delectable desserts, presented by the Walters Enthusiasts, a young members group that supports the museum.
Proceeds from the Gala and Party support the museum and help keep the Walters free and open to all. Tickets are limited, so please purchase early! For Gala sponsorship opportunities, please contact Anne Berman at 410-547-9000, ext. 212, or e-mail email@example.com..


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Heineken City Shapers Festival
Heineken is inviting Melburnians with a taste for mystery and world travel to a brand new event on Thursday August 4. Heineken City Shapers Festival will see guests boarding an exclusive Heineken train to be transported to a hidden warehouse. Here, they'll find a dynamic festival space packed with unique experiences that channel the spirit of a number of vibrant cities of the world. Savour food, music and art and entertainment from around the globe. Experience the vibe of a bustling Asian city and a chic New York jazz club. Witness dazzling performances and unexpected reveals. Enjoy a climactic performance from a surprise international act. To get tickets to what's destined to be one of the biggest parties of 2016, all you have to do is head to the event page at www.heinekencitiesfestival.com.au. In partnership with the festival, Time Out is activating similar events in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, all of them inspired by the cities of the world that have shaped each Australian city's dining scene, music and nightlife. Keep up to date with the Heineken City Shapers Festival by following @Heineken_au and the hashtags #CityShapersFestival #OpenYourCity.
RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride – a rolling bike festival
Experience Victoria as you never have before at the RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride, where you'll ride through Victoria's beautiful scenery from the Grampians to the Great Ocean Road. The annual bike ride has been running for 30 years and is quite possibly the best-kept secret in local travel, for two unbeatable reasons: you can experience great scenery by day and a party atmosphere by night. Riders can opt to do a three, five or nine-day ride across Victoria. The three-day option (188km) runs along the coast from Apollo Bay, Bellbrae, Queenscliff to Geelong from December 1-4. The five-day course (339km) runs from the historic town of Halls Gap and winds down to the coast past the Twelve Apostles to finish at Apollo Bay from November 26 to December 1. For riders who are in it for the long haul, there's the nine-day ride from Halls Gap to Geelong (527km) from November 26 to December 4. This event is open to riders of all ages (children included), though a reasonable level of fitness is expected. While the rides will cover plenty of distance, full support and service from the RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride will ensure no one gets left behind. Everything is included in the ticket price: the support team will provide three meals a day, toilets, hot showers at the campsites and luggage transfers. Don't have a tent? There are rental options available. It's not all about the riding either – once you get off the saddle, the evenings will take on a festival atmosphere with live mu
How to keep warm this winter, no matter your budget
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Monday, July 11, 2016
The PARCC consortium welcomes the release of the new proposed regulations for the Innovative Assessment Pilot created through the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and announced last week by the U.S. Department of Education. The pilot program allows up to seven districts or states to use alternative tests in place of a state assessment with the expectation that the piloted test will eventually be used statewide.
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Students are given an unfair test environment when anyone posts active test questions on the internet – whether the test is PARCC, the SAT, or any other exam. Because of this, states rely on Parcc Inc., a non-profit organization, to help ensure that every student who takes a test does so on an even playing field without any unfair advantages or disadvantages, and this requires that copyrighted materials be closely guarded.
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The following statement can be attributed to Laura Slover, CEO of Parcc Inc., the project manager for the PARCC assessment, regarding Pearson testing errors in New Jersey on April 20, 2016:
We are disappointed by the disruptions in testing that were created today as a result of errors on the part of Pearson. These kinds of mistakes are unacceptable.
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North Elementary School in Des Plaines, Ill. took the PARCC assessments last week, and third grade teacher Lindsay Santiago used her Twitter account to share her students' successes, struggles, and pride in completing their first PARCC assessments, all in their own words. Ms. Santiago, who has taught elementary school in Illinois for 16 years, the last 14 in Des Plaines, says her students are naturally optimistic to begin with, but that she has instilled in them the importance in taking pride in their work and in these assessments.
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Friday, February 26, 2016
Top educators from Illinois and Maryland are taking to the airwaves to promote student participation in this year's state assessments. Steve Elza, 2015 Illinois Teacher of the Year, and Josh Parker, 2012 Maryland Teacher of the Year, are being featured in audio news releases that are running across the two states beginning this week.
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Two recently released independent studies found the PARCC assessment to be one of the strongest systems to assess student readiness for college and careers. The studies, conducted by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute (elementary and middle school) and the Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO, high school) are just the latest in a string of independent studies that have found PARCC to be a national leader in quality assessments. PARCC received the highest marks possible for measuring of students' mastery of English language arts, the highest ratings for measuring vocabulary skills, and highlighted PARCC's use of evidence-based questions. PARCC also scored highly in many other areas.
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The state education leaders that make up the Governing Board of the Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) have voted to continue the process of preparing for the long term future of state assessments and expanding access to high quality test content to all states, while maintaining quality and comparability.
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Did you know that parents and teachers can view PARCC test items from last year's test? Almost 850 of the test questions are online in the Partnership Resource Center. The list of resources there can be pretty daunting - especially for someone who is not a teacher.
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Fresh Sabina track to refresh West Indies? (71)
The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
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Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (54)
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