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Building relationships with, and learning from, classroom teachers
Emily Schneider-Krzys
The author shares her experience on being a student-teacher and learning from the teachers in the classrooms she has been placed in.
Building relationships with, and learning from, classroom teachers
These suggestions are drawn from my various experiences student-teaching in urban classrooms. Happily, over the course of four years, I have had the opportunity to become a (temporary) member of four different high school classrooms, both on my own and as a coordinator for a team of other student-teachers. Looking back, I find that each year I have become progressively more able to appreciate and learn from the teachers in whose classrooms I was placed. Some of this progress has to do with the accumulation of experience – the more we do things (such as entering and blending into a classroom), the easier they become. Another part of it has to do, I think, with my growing confidence in my teaching skills. I am more likely now to expect that the classroom teacher I work with will respect me, something I was very unsure of my first time in a class. Because of this confidence I am more able to speak honestly with my classroom teacher about challenges that I face in their classroom, including difficulties in our relationship. Finally, I think the biggest shift in my ability to learn from my placements came out of something that a classroom teacher said to me in a moment in which I was questioning the value of my accumulated experiences and my teaching skills. Noticing my dejected expression after class one day, the teacher asked me what was wrong. When I told him that I was depressed because many days I didn't feel like I was getting any better at teaching, he said simply, "No one's a professional at this. You just do what you can and try to keep learning." In this handbook entry I suggest five tactics that I have found best help me to do my best and to keep learning. I hope you will find them helpful…
the right attitude
It often seems like everyone is looking for someone to blame for the failures of urban schools. We hear in our education classes, read in the newspapers, and see on TV the awful conditions and the looming presence of a substantial achievement gap between white students and students of color and also urban/rural students and suburban students. This atmosphere makes it seem normal to go into a placement at a school looking for what's going wrong. Personal experience often makes us turn a critical eye to specific aspects of our students' lives. We compare their failures to our successes and seek the culprits who are perpetuating that difference. Some people blame parents, some blame entire communities, many blame the school system, the principals, or teachers, still others blame President Bush, or even modern society. However, although all these factors may significantly affect a student's education, because the majority of our interaction is with the classroom teacher, it is often easy to point to that teacher's practices as the source of student failure.
You may not agree with every philosophy or classroom policy your teacher espouses. Nor is it likely that you will agree with every word he/she says. In some classrooms you might even want to plug your ears. However, pushing beyond those differences to see your teacher's best practices and successes will ultimately be incredibly useful to you both as an extra-classroom teacher and a future educator.
It is vitally important when beginning a placement at any school/classroom to go in with the "right" attitude. Often I find that student-teachers enter a classroom with the idea that they are going to "save" the students. Both student-teachers with traditionalist attitudes and student-teachers with progressive attitudes often enter a classroom through what Linda Powell calls "a discourse of deficit". Essentially, many student-teachers see only what they can impart to a classroom rather than looking for what that classroom – its students and its teacher – can teach them.
In many ways, there is no better resource for learning about teaching and yourself as a teacher than a position as an extra-classroom teacher/student-teacher. There is a vast amount to be learned from simply being in a classroom and absorbing how that environment functions. Remembering this fact when you enter a placement will help you to observe the many positive aspects of any classroom. Even attitudes and practices you initially see as negative will eventually help you to hone your own beliefs and ideals.
Communicating with your classroom teacher regularly and efficiently is a necessary part of any classroom placement. Logistical questions such as when you should be there, which students you will be working with, what activities the teacher expects you to complete, what to wear, and many other small, but extremely important details should all be dealt with before entering a classroom. It is also important that you and your classroom teacher create a space for discussion within the semester in which you can check-in with each other about how the experience is working/could work better and (re)visit any unresolved issues of classroom management, practice, or vision. It is important that the guidelines for your communication with your classroom teacher be established at the beginning of your relationship. What works best - e-mail, cell phone, message at the main office? Where and how can the teacher contact you? When – at what time and it what situations - is it appropriate for you to contact the teacher?
It can also be extremely valuable to get to know your classroom teacher outside of the restricted context of the class you are working in. This can take place in the form of casual conversation or a more formal interview. Often these conversations will give you powerful insights into the motives behind the teacher's teaching style/practices and also help you to think about your personal trajectory in the field of education. One of my team's most rewarding experiences in their placement was learning about their classroom teacher's professional history in the course of several interviews. Although working with Mr. Wilson had occasionally been a somewhat difficult experience for the student-teachers who were uncomfortable with his sometimes cynical attitude towards his students, learning about the personal depths of his commitment to his students and to education vastly shifted their opinion of him and their experience in his classroom.
Take the initiative to establish communication with your classroom teacher along both of these lines. Teachers have a billion things to remember and do each day; by being proactive in your communication with your classroom teacher you keep your presence in the classroom from becoming an extra burden. Keep in mind as well, that many teachers have not worked with an extra-classroom teacher before, or they may have worked with an education student from a different class or program than your own. Being honest and forthcoming about yourself and your needs – both personal and academic – will help your teacher get to know you and to assist you in becoming part of the class more smoothly.
asking for advice
Since many of us enter classroom placements as part of an education class, we often have a wealth of opportunities to reflect on questions about practice and theory within our college class's curriculum. Many times it is more natural to work through problems and challenges with the professor of the class or in group problem-solving sessions with our peers. Because of this we often forget to recognize the classroom teacher as an incredibly well-informed resource. So often student-teachers (myself included) return from their placement and work in their college classes to resolve issues of practice. What do I do with the student in my group who isn't participating? who doesn't speak English? who won't share? Even if the classroom teacher you are working with holds policies and practices very different from your own vision of education there are very few other people, besides the student him/herself, that can give you as much information on a student's history, learning styles, abilities, and struggles than the classroom teacher who sees that student week after week and watches them read, write, and perform in school.
Even the most unpalatable of situations, where a classroom teacher responds to your inquiries with a comment such as, "He's just a stupid kid…stupid and lazy," can give you insight into the student's social and academic barriers – even if that insight is that the student probably struggles to perform in that teacher's classroom because of the teacher's negativity. However, in my experience, these sort of awful situations are extremely rare – first, because most teachers are incredibly compassionate towards their students (why else would they stay in their profession?) and second, because teachers who welcome student-teachers into their classrooms generally have a more tempered understanding of their students' struggles.
"fellow educators"
Mr. Wilson opened the folder I gave him containing the syllabi of each of his student-teachers' classes and a letter of introduction from each of their professors. He read out loud the salutation written at the top of the enclosed letter. "Dear fellow educator". "That's nice, I like that," he said, smiling. It seems like many teachers are often hungry for the type of intellectual inquiry into the theory and practice of education that they experienced either when in school themselves or see underlying their own classrooms. Having education students in their classroom often reawakens or stokes these interests. Considering your classroom teacher a "fellow educator" along with you and your professor and even, perhaps, all people working towards a better future for education is a powerful show of respect to your classroom teacher and a useful resource for you.
In her book, Reading Families: The Literate Lives of Urban Children, Catherine Compton-Lilly writes of her own research into the home literacy experiences of her students and the shattering of her assumptions about urban families. Compton-Lilly found that, contrary to common belief, in every home she visited parents had collected books for their children, constantly took part in learning activities such as reading to their child before bed or simply watching only educational television, and were highly committed to and interested in their children's educations. In her essay, Compton-Lilly identifies a distinct need to change public perception of urban parents and also the need to honor and accept them as informed co-educators of their children. Reading Families reminds us to examine the assumptions we hold about education and failure in this country and also to see education as a social process, which takes effort and commitment from all elements of a child's life. There is much to be gained from moving past blame to accept and respect a child's parents, fellow community members, and teachers as "fellow educators".
As student-teachers/extra-classroom teachers, we often have the opportunity to bring diverse materials into the classroom and try out a variety of (progressive) teaching techniques. It is important to share these ideas and materials with your classroom teacher. Fettered by standardized testing and scripted curricula, many teachers welcome student-teachers into their classroom to provide their students with material and learning experiences that are severely limited in today's public school classrooms. Many teachers who would include "extraneous" poetry, music, and artistic projects in their classrooms often worry that they don't have time to find appropriate and interesting materials for their students or are "out of touch" with kids today. Sharing your excitement for a writing/reading lesson taught entirely with hip-hop lyrics or a poetry writing project elicited by a Van Gogh painting with your classroom teacher will often become a meaningful trading of ideas between the two of you. Taking the initiative to share with your teacher your own ideas and educational practices will also give you a greater sense of agency in affecting the broader "system" of education.
Working with a classroom teacher in any school can and should be a powerful and useful experience for anyone interested in education. Some ways that I have found to insure that a placement experience is as meaningful and positive for me as possible are to enter the classroom with an open attitude, communicate with my classroom teacher, and build a relationship with him or her by asking for advice and considering him/her both a fellow educator and a co-learner. However, on any given day and in any given placement it is incredibly hard to remember to follow each of these guidelines that I have set for myself. Working in a classroom, whether you are there one day a week or everyday, is an often overwhelming and confusing experience. Yet, each time I visit, I find I can take one more small step towards functioning as the type of student-teacher I know I could be and towards taking every opportunity for furthering my education that I have available to me. As a student of education I know that the learning and acquisition of knowledge is a slow and complex process that demands that I keep my ears and eyes open, be patient, and have hope. As a student-teacher who is learning and acquiring the knowledge and skills to be a teacher, I know I must demand the same of myself.
Learning From Teachers
I think that going into a Praxis placement with "the right attitude" is vitally important. Although many teachers may not have the same style of teaching or strictness level as teachers I have had in the past, it is important to access the entire situation. When I started my placement, I was shocked by how low-key the teacher was, for lack of a better term. I suppose that I assumed a teacher in an urban environment would be more strict, but in this particular case, it certainly wasn't true. I think there are some disadvantages to combining the teacher/friend relationships, because it can give students the impression that they can regard there work as a lackadaisical part of their lives. On the other hand, I realized that a teacher who is too strict may drive students away and lose their interest. It is so difficult to find the perfect balance of strictness while still forming personal relationships with students, which is something these particular students really need; they already seem to dislike school and most only want to go to college because they feel that it is the right thing to do, rather than wanting to push themselves academically.
I found these tips to be very
I found these tips to be very useful since last week was my first experience with field work. I was very nervous for my first day but I am glad to know that with over time teaching, will get easier and of course I will benefit in both knowledge and experience. It was encouraging to read this and it amped me up for next week's field placement. I am excited to use these tips and hopefully create a relationship with the class and the teacher.


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Saudi Arabia issued a royal decree Tuesday appointing a new intelligence chief after removing Prince Bandar bin Sultan "at his own request." He has been replaced by his deputy General Youssef al-Idrissi. Bandar was formerly ambassador to the United States and had control of Saudi Arabia's Syria file. He had criticized Washington for not conducting a military intervention into Syria. However, some analysts have said the prince had been disengaged from Syria policy for months, and that the file had been predominantly taken over by Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayef. Bandar recently returned to Riyadh after spending about two-months abroad for medical treatment. It is unclear if he will remain as head of the National Security Council.
The U.N. Security Council reviewed a series of photos Tuesday of bodies of people allegedly detained by the Syrian government who had been tortured and starved. The photos were said to have been taken by a defected Syrian army photographer known as Caesar. An international panel of experts hired by Qatar, which supports the Syrian opposition, deemed the photographs authentic, however the Syrian Justice Ministry dismissed the photos and an accompanying report as "lacking objectiveness and professionalism." France held the presentation pushing to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court. Meanwhile, opposition fighters appear to have obtained U.S.-made TOW anti-tank guided missiles. Online videos seem to show rebel forces using the missiles, which would be the first time a major U.S. weapons system has appeared in rebel hands. It is unclear how the opposition procured the weapons. While U.S. officials declined to comment on the origin of the weapons, they did not deny that the rebels possess them.
- Two Australian men were killed in Yemen in November 2013 in a drone strike along with three known al Qaeda operatives.
- Iraq has closed the notorious Abu Ghraib prison saying its location had become a "hot zone," however it is unclear if the closure was permanent.
- A meeting between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators scheduled for Wednesday, which was to focus on extending peace talks, was postponed after an off-duty policeman was killed in the West Bank Monday.
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'The Roots of Crisis in Northern Lebanon' (Raphael Lefèvre, Carnegie Middle East Center)
"The rise of Sunni extremism in Lebanon, and particularly in Tripoli, is also often explained away as a product of the Syrian crisis. However, although the radicalization of elements of the Syrian opposition undeniably has an impact, this trend has at least as much to do with national, and sometimes even local Lebanese dynamics as well.
The past decade has borne witness to a growing feeling of socioeconomic and political marginalization on the part of Lebanon's Sunni community. This leads many Sunnis to turn away from the state and look for alternative sources of support and protection, including joining certain Islamic groups that provide services or working with criminal networks in exchange for money. And this comes at a time when the Shia Islamist party Hezbollah seems to be at its military and political apex."
'Algeria's preordained election prods debate' (Mansouria Mokhefi, European Council on Foreign Relations)
This election, which everyone agrees is already a done deal, will at least have opened the door for a genuine debate on the country's future. Will Algeria enter a consensus-driven peaceful transition process towards institutional reform? Or will it see the radical transformation of a structure that many consider obsolete, impermeable, and illegitimate? Indeed, the risks of systemic collapse are greater than ever, and many think that the time has come to effect change not only through a reform from within but through a comprehensive systematic overhaul of the system.
One could also contend that despite minor opposition groups, the status quo remains unshakable in Algeria. Algerians also know that the creation of a vice-presidential office, whether it be held by Abdelmalek Sellal or Ahmed Ouyahia, the two favourites for this new post, is only being created to ensure that the regime can carry on even if president Bouteflika's health deteriorates severely. Indeed, Algerians are being called upon to cast their ballots for a presidential candidate of their choice even though the result has likely been pre-determined. In reaction the Socialist Forces Front (FFS), the oldest opposition party, is keeping its distance from the elections, calling for neither participation nor boycott, because the 17 April vote 'is only decisive for the regime' in power. This will also explain the high abstention rate that is likely to mark the vote."
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The Sprite Slam Dunk Contest during NBA All-Star Weekend is said to be determined by a fan vote, but the sequence of events following the competition indicated that might not be the case.
Fans were given 60 seconds to text, tweet, or log onto NBA.com to cast a vote in favor of finalists Jeremy Evans or Terrence Ross. What's strange is that event host/MC Nick Cannon was handed an envelope believed to contain the results of the fan vote with about 10 seconds left in the fan vote.
When Cannon announced the winner of the competition, he opened the Sprite envelope and announced that Ross received 58 percent of the vote.
It seems like either:
a) The fan vote is phony
b) They tallied final votes before the polls were supposed ot end
c) Cannon opened the Sprite envelope for effect, but really had the results told to him in his ear piece by a producer or some member of the production staff/crew.
If I'm the NBA, I'm saying C happened. Of course this wouldn't be the first time the NBA had an envelope scandal on its hands.
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Through a series of mediums - court records from the trial, the diary of the Elizabeth's husband's diary and the story told by both Elizabeth Cree and her husband - the story of Elizabeth Cree is set out, from the death of her mother, through her acting career, marriage and finally hanging for the murder of her husband. Her life began in Lambeth Marsh, where she was brought up by her mother. Her early life involved poverty, ill treatment and prostitution. Her life changed the day her hated mother died - finally she was able to escape from the clutches of Lambeth Marsh. She ends up working for a theatre company where the famous Dan Leno, character actor extraordinaire, is based. After a period of time doing odd jobs, she is taken on as a character actor in her own right.
Interspersed with Elizabeth's story is a number of murders committed by a being that the locals name the Limehouse Golem, reported partially from diaries attributed to Elizabeth Cree's husband, John. The murders are particularly cruel and heartless - the first diary entry begins with the phrase: 'It was a fine bright morning, and I could feel a murder coming on.' Eventually we discover that John Cree is a journalist and through his contacts with the theatre, he meets Elizabeth and eventually marries her. Their marriage appears to be happy, although Elizabeth has to stop working. Her maid is a former employee of the theatre. The macabre murders continue; then John Cree dies, seemingly of poison. Could it be that Elizabeth has discovered that her husband is the Limehouse Golem and has seen fit to get rid of him? Whether or not this is the case, Elizabeth is accused of his murder and is hung for it.
Peter Ackroyd is probably most famous for his biographies of Dickens and T S Eliot, but in this case at least, has also make a foray into crime fiction. Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem is not at all disappointing. Although it is crime fiction, the quality of the writing is far better than most crime fiction and the book would also have a place in the modern classics section. The story was so realistic that it could have been based on a true story - it isn't, but it is incredibly believable.
Confusingly, although Dan Leno is mentioned in the title of the book and is a real person, he only plays a minor part in the book. Elizabeth, who shows a remarkable talent for acting and comedy, becomes his protegee, although for some reason, he chooses to keep his distance from her. Elizabeth herself is portrayed as a young woman who has suffered greatly and who has a cruel streak, but has luckily managed to find her feet in the theatre. Her marriage to John Cree appears to be happy, certainly according to his diaries, he frequently refers to Elizabeth as 'his dear wife.' So the fact that Elizabeth poisons her husband seems incongruous.
This is a strange book and to begin with, it is hard to tell whether it is a good one or not. The story is confused by John Cree's visits to the British Library, where he is in the company of characters such as Karl Marx, who later becomes a possible suspect following the murder of someone he had visited shortly before his death. The introduction of these historical characters and various treatises on Thomas de Quincey's works, among others, is unnecessary and comes over as being pretentious. Peter Ackroyd has obviously researched the period well - this certainly comes across in the descriptions of the theatres of the time - but there was no need for these additions, other than he wanted to show off his knowledge. Generally, it was very distracting.
Despite this, the actual story is great. The ending is surprising, although looking back, it was obvious, and after the first few chapters of the book, it was hard to put down. The atmosphere is very Victorian and macabre and we find out just enough about the characters to become interested in them, without finding out enough to guess the ending. On the whole, the good parts of this book far outweigh the bad, hence the four star rating. Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem both to fans of crime fiction and fans of well-written novels - but bear in mind that you need to get through the first few chapters before becoming hooked.


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Noelle Pikus-Pace grew up in Utah and took advantage of the many opportunities for outdoor sports. In 2005 she became the first woman to ever win the Overall Skeleton World Cup Title and was favored to win gold in the 2006 Winter Olympics..After a broken leg kept her from competing, she came back the next year to win the World Championships. The next few years were filled with starting a family (a daughter, Lacee born in 2008 and son, Traycen in 2011) and intermittent competition as she and husband Janson took time off to nurture their young family. In the 2010 Winter Olympics, Noelle finished 4th in the skeleton just one-tenth of a second short of medalling and planned to retire. However, She and her family decided to give the Olympics one last shot and in 2014 she took home the Silver Medal at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia.
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It's a town covering roughly one square mile with about 750 residents.
So how much could go wrong? Plenty.
Roseland changed from a sleepy little town few knew about, to a spot on the map that lit up around the globe.
At the center of much of the controversy, David and Dorothy Snyder, the now infamous husband and wife team who until recently made up a three person town council.
For years all you heard when they were on the council were quick soundbites involving the drama. Now that the Snyders are off the council, we decided to sit down and get some answers to the questions we had.
WNDU cameras capture now infamous video of then town councilman David Snyder being pushed through the doors at town hall and then struck by Marshall Jack Tiller.
Snyder had been asked to leave the September 14th council meeting.
Our video has been viewed worldwide and had over 200-thousand hits here at WNDU.com.
Snyder was treated at the hospital and hauled off to jail.
Prosecutor Mike Dvorak sent the case to a grand jury. The grand jury did not return an indictment against Snyder.
The Snyders have filed a lawsuit against the town of Roseland and Jack Tiller.
But David and Dorothy say they don't want to be defined by the various rumbles in Roseland during the three years the husband and wife team served on a three person council.
I recently sat down with the Snyder's to learn some things we don't know about them. They were both born in Michiana.
David Snyder says, "I'm from Roseland originally. I was born in Memorial Hospital but my folks home was in Roseland. I was raised there the first six years of my life before my dad moved away.
Dorothy says, "I was actually born at Memorial Hospital, but lived west of South Bend. I went to German Township School and I graduated from LaSalle and I didn't move to Roseland until 1986.
Visitors to the Ice Box in South Bend may recognize some of Dorothy's artwork.
She says she painted a mural there. She said, "it's a eight foot by 12 foot. I painted that when I was right out of high school. My first job was working in the snack shop there."
David's father was a Lutheran minister so they moved around a lot.
He says, "it's somewhat like being an army brat--a new church every so many years and that's what he ended up doing."
When asked why he came back to Roseland, Snyder replied, "I like this area, I like the Michiana area, I like the people."
In spite of all the drama, the Snyder's say they are well received my most in Roseland. They say for the most part, people treat them very well.
Dorothy says the problem comes from the evens in the Roseland town hall. She told NewsCenter16, "the strange thing is the most unpleasant people who come to the town hall don't live in Roseland. They have some kind of connection with a business in Roseland, so most of the people in Roseland are good people."
The Roseland Town Council is what brought Dorothy and David together. Dorothy says one night David stood up for her and her dog. She said, "I would go to the town hall in the evening, especially when there wasn't a meeting and I would take him with me. There was several people who said, oh that dog shouldn't be in the building and so David said, well it's like her kid you know."
And why did David Snyder run for office to begin with? He said, "I had no deep desire to run, I like to help people and I won't go into the whole story, but she asked me and asked me and I finally relented and said yes, and I'm glad I did."
Dorothy says, "I was elected as the democratic precinct committee woman in Roseland so that's why it was my job to ask people to fill the ballot. I knew David's parents, they lived across the streets from me, and so I said you would make a good candidate for town council."
The Snyders claim no one was interested in Roseland until the South Bend Tribune wrote an article about their marriage.
Maureen McFadden asked the Snyders, "Once married did you ever think a married couple on a three person council was a bad idea, did you know there could be trouble over this?"
David answered, "you look at both sides of it and you think, yeah maybe it doesn't look good, but Dorothy and I have always argued and debated before we married and people who came to council meetings saw it still ongoing."
David says he wanted a five person council which he believed would have saved them and Roseland a lot of grief.
WNDU asked David if he wanted to leave the council before his term was up. He told us, "there was times when you would wonder, why am I doing this, why don't I resign. You asked for the responsibility, you know it was given to you through voting, so you don't just walk about from it."
The Snyders are quick to point out that they feel they did a lot of positive things in office. They just say the positive was overshadowed by infighting.
David says, "I think people have got to see what we did in those three years we were working together. The redevelopment commission, the TIF district, other things that are up and going. The new Holiday Inn Express, the housing of 58 condiminiums."
They say Roseland has gone from about 22 million in assessed value to about 60 million.
Now, David is back in real estate and Dorothy is still working full time at Notre Dame's Hesburgh Library. She works with old books and is planning a new one.
They say they are writing a book about their time in Roseland called, "The Injured Democracy."
David Snyder still faces charges for allegedly assaulting and threatening to kill fellow councilman Ted Penn last January.
No trial date has been set.
In part two of "The Snyders Speak Out," we'll ask David and Dorothy about their legal battles and whether David fears going to jail.
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Good Food by City College?
I am searching for anyplace in the general vicinity of the Ocean Campus of City College on Phelan Avenue that serves good (or at least palatable) food. Can anyone help me out here?
Halfway through the semester last year I found a roach coach between the Visual Arts and Creative Arts building. Not spectacular food but it had some healthier and better options than the vending machines or cafeteria.
There is a place that serves pho and bahn mi on Ocean that is pretty good. It's a little ways West from City College, but not that far. Pho Ha Tien
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That was my first thought, but it is a mile away.
Also in that range or Roxie and Red Sea, which get good reviews on their deli sandwiches. Red Sea has pizza too.
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Roxie's will always have a fond place in my heart.
Glen Park is the closest place to City College with a reasonable collection of quality food places. If you're not driving, you can take the 43 from City College over to Monterey and the 23 to Glen Park. Broken Record on Geneva is as close as some of the other places mentioned and has terrific "soul food", but only serves food starting at 6. Pho ha Tien mentioned above isn't bad, it's not great either, but it sure beats the Mexican places in the area. Watch out, it's closed on Tuesdays. The Happy Bakery on Ocean doesn't look like much, but you can get a plate of duck and rice for around six or seven dollars.
Whatever you do, avoid the Mexican place on Ocean close to City, La Parilla. I went with a half off coupon, the quality of the food merited another half off.
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I was just going to suggest Happy Bakery too. It's my favorite roast duck in the SF Bay Area. I tend to order one to go, and if I have time, a bowl of soup noodles topped with the duck to eat there.
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Link to Happy Bakery.
Happy Bakery
1548 Ocean Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
The sandwiches at Java Jitters are very good and their coffee is excellent (Ritual Roasters).
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Agree about Beep's Burgers. My son lives up the block from there and is a frequent patron. He particularly loves the milkshakes. Be aware that there is no indoor table seating and that they shut the milkshake machine down one hour before closing.
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When I took night classes at CCSF, I'd get an occasional bag of Beep's steak fries to munch on while waiting for the bus. It was just right when the temps got low and the wind blasted through all the layers I wore.
You say the general vicinity, so here are some that are certainly easy driving distance based on spending quite a bit of time near City College a few months ago:
1) As mentioned, Glen Park has lots of well-reputed choices. Gialina for instance has wondrously delicious pizza, different from other top tier San Francisco places, but just as good in its own style.
2) Red Sea Market makes a wonderful meatball sub - they rescued me one day when I needed a quick lunch to go.
3) Lucky River has decent Chinese food. There's one particular sparerib presentation that has gotten great raves in other posts.
I wish Beijing Restaurant had been open when I was up there - based on all the great reports, it's at the top of my list to try out the next time I'm in that area.
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I just kegged my first batch! Its great, but I have a couple questions.
I forced carbed my beer @30 psi for 24 hours then I dropped the pressure down to 12 pounds. I thought it was coming out way too fast. From what I have read a lot of brewers say 24 hours at 30 then down to serving pressure which they state is 12psi.
1. What constitutes serving pressure, currently I have it at around 8psi and it comes out fine. But will that effect the carbonation in the brew itself?
2. According to this chart http://www.homebrew.com/pdfs/CO2chart.pdf
when carbonating for 2.5 volumes at 45 degrees it needs to be between 14 and 15 psi. I assume thats for the initial 2 weeks or whatever it takes to fully carbonate. After that what do you adjust the pressure to?
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Serving pressure is that amount of pressure needed to keep the beer at desired carb level.
If you drop the pressure after it has trace ached your desired carb levels you will slowly lose carb in the beer as it equals out with the pressure that you are set at.
So I would need to keep it at 14psi according to the chart? If I wanted 2.5 volumes of carb...
You say its coming out to fast, is it foaming? If you had just had it set at 30 psi the pressure in the keg may have been higher than the 12 you turned it down to. The beer needs time to absorb the co2.
You are correct, I just turned it back up and its fine now. I purged the C02 but it must of needed some more time.
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With Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager and even that crappy Enterprise show on DVD, Trek fans don't have much time to venture into, much less pay attention to, the outside world. With that in mind, here is a list of things for Trekkies to remember when they don their Spock ears and head out to participate in the democracy ritual on Election Day:
* Federation club "rank" will not get you any special treatment at the polling place.
* You may not sign in with the registrar in Klingon.
* Comparing Barack Obama to Mr. Tuvok makes you an intergalactic racist.
* Do not ask the voting official to make the "swoosh" sound when you enter the booth.
* The chances of being split in two due to a "voting booth accident" are extremely slim.
* Scott Bakula is not a good write-in for any spot on any ticket.
* Joe Biden is running for Vice President, not "Number One."
* Sarah Palin is the Borg Queen.
* You cannot vote to allow Vulcans to mate more often.
* Do not say "Make it so!" out loud when you're done voting.
Tags: Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, Star Trek
Goth the Vote! A Handy Chart
The bats have left the bell tower
The victims have been bled
Red velvet lines the black box
Bela Lugosi's dead
(To see how the election season looks so far to the eternal fans of this song, click on the thumbnail to the right…)
Tags: Barack Obama, John McCain
Differences Between the RNC Platform and the Empire from Star Wars
After watching the Republican festivities last week, it's only natural to wonder, "how does this platform differ from that of the Galactic Empire in Star Wars?" Well, here's how it breaks down:
The Issue The RNC The Empire Immigration Wants to build fence Wants to build Death Star War Protestors Freezes out dissenters from town hall meetings Freezes dissenters in carbonite Global Warming Wants to pollute the planet Wants to destroy planets Torture For it For it Veterans' Benefits Cuts soldier benefits to give tax breaks to the rich Cuts off soldiers limbs so they can benefit from cybernetics Leadership Lets Karl Rove call the shots Passed on Rove for slightly less evil Emperor Palpatine
Tags: Karl Rove, Republican National Convention, Republicans, Star Wars
Contents of a Convention Protester's Biodegradable Backpack
If you're a professional protester, you have to be ready for anything, no matter who you're protesting for. So if you're outside instead of inside, convention-wise, here's a list of some things you'll need in your backpack:
* "Elect Cynthia McKinney" sign printed on the back of a recycled "Elect John Kerry" sign
* Copy of an email explaining who Cynthia McKinney is
* Patchouli-based Axe Body Spray
* List of reasons why Ralph Nader didn't cost Al Gore Florida
* List of reasons why Ralph Nader won't cost Barack Obama Pennsylvania
* Bong shaped like John McCain's head
* Inflatable seat cushion for use in the "Freedom of Speech Cage"
* Chant songbook, 1968 edition
* Shiny lure to bait Fox News
Tags: Democratic National Convention, Protesters, Ralph Nader, Republican National Convention
Top Five Moments from a Libertarian President's First 100 Days
January 31, 2009: President Bob Barr orders Iraqi troops home by end of February, but gives the contract for transporting them to Southwest Airlines. The troops are asked to give up their seats and wait for the next available flight.
February 4, 2009: Marijuana legalized in the United States. Unfortunately, the money windfall in taxes is diverted to pay for a massive Cheetos and cupcakes subsidy.
March 2, 2009: President Barr approves a bill allowing airport vending machines to offer bullets of all calibers for the convenience of passengers to load their guns before boarding a plane. The NRA continues to call Barr "soft" on the issue of assault rifles in carry-ons.
March 23, 2009: Public school system sold to Disney, McDonald's and Revlon Corporations. Fat, sexy American children now number one in world in amusement park technology knowledge.
April 30, 2009: President Barr moves offices to shitty Industrial Park that's near the good bagel place. White House converted to awesome White Castle franchise.
Tags: Bob Barr, Libertarian


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Robin Williams, with my apologies to Bill Cosby, was the greatest comedian of our time. His ability to ad lib a cohesive, logical, and hysterically funny yet poignant repartee placed him in a class of genius that elevates the human genre.
The demons that must have chased him, and the pain that he obviously felt, brings tears to my eyes.A soul with this ability to effect and enhance, should not be subjected to the same human suffering that intrudes upon the rest of us, but sadly, often times genius is intertwined with that pain.
Hopefully the Boss needs some mood altering comic relief, because the master has just arrived in Heaven.


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A big swinging dick. Sourced from "hung like a donkey" or "donkey dick."
My friend Karen loves donkey!
Beküldő: Robert MacKenzie 2005. augusztus 29.
When used as an adverb donkey implies sexual gusto.
She went donkey on that monkey.
Beküldő: Elroy Fitz 2004. február 1.
A term of identification used for anoyone who can closely imitate the stunned demeanor that donkey kong takes when he receives a serious blow to the head. This shortened form is more easily said in conversation than "donkey kong". D.K. is just too cool to be considered for such a person. Also, it carries connotations of Shrek's sidekick.
Josh Good is donkey. Call him that when you see him on Lycoming Campus and elsewhere.
Beküldő: shorky 2005. február 17.
that girl got a nice donkey
Beküldő: spittycent 2004. június 10.


text: When news broke in April that Liu Wen was being signed with Estee Lauder as the brand's first Asian face we were pretty darn excited. After all, this lady is one seriously cool chick and super-gorgeous to boot, not to mention the first Asian girl ever to walk in a Victoria's Secret show. So here we have the Chinese model's debut campaign for the brand, produced under the creative direction of the genius Tom Pecheux and scheduled to appear in Spring 2011. What are your thoughts? [nymag]


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Cats!! They're clean, quiet, independent, honest about how they feel about you, love to play and love sleeping and being cozy and comfortable. They know what the most important things are for being happy!
Nudibranchs. All of them.
I like cats and dog because they're friendly and loving but in the wild animal I love owl, it's a beautiful and powerful bird, king of the nigths, probably the most elegant nocturnal bird.
I love rabbits!! I had a little rabbit, it was very sweet, intelligent and...I miss it :(
Human beings are my favorite species, because we human beings are the most highly evolved. :)
I like snakes, It looks like a powerful animal.
Dogs, because they have affection and they are friendly and loyal.
I like cats because they look cute, good listener, and i love their meow :3
I love cats but have an allergy to them :(
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Few people know the name of astronomer Henrietta Leavitt, but in the early 1900sa time when females were not accepted as astronomers and couldnt even touch a telescopeshe managed to make discoveries that changed the way we view the universe. Lauren Gundersons play Silent Sky is an adaptation of Leavitts life, beginning with her taking a dream job at the Harvard College Observatory, only to realize shes stuck working as a computer (charting the stars) with the rest of her female colleagues. The play chronicles her struggle to have her theories heardlet alone be acceptedas well as her journey to find answers on life, love and the possibility of Heaven.
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Carolina Beach House Rental Photos and Description
2 bed,1 bath, outdoor shower, carport,big backyard Across St. from Ocean
SUMMER RENTALS START MEMORIAL WEEKEND TO LABOR DAY SAT-SAT ONLY!!! 25 years and Older to Sign Contract. Owner speaks to all Tentative Guest prior to accepting payments/giving contracts; please let me know when to call you or call me anytime.
Welcome to Paradise! We want our guests to relax and enjoy our home at the beach, ideal for a small family or couples. Privately owned & managed, 2 BR., single family home. Knotty pine walls give a uniqueness inside while a spacious backyard, shaded by live oak trees, provides a park like surrounding atmosphere. Outside is equipped with a charcoal grill, picnic table, outdoor shower, & hammock. Each room has heating & air-conditioning(central air) so this is the place to cool down after a hot day in the sun! Conveniently located across the street from the ocean, beach access is only steps away for you & family without oceanfront prices. Main BR has queen bed, guest BR 2 twin beds, and living room offers a full size sleeper sofa. Children & adults alike will enjoy this comfortable home supplied with all the furnishings and fixtures needed for a vacation getaway. We love it and know you will too so come visit the Island Getaway!
Guest Comments:: Candy wrote: August 2009 stayed at the cottage & it was wonderful! The outdoor shower came in so handy! A quick rinse or just shower before going in the house! There was plenty of space for the four of us. You can walk to the boardwalk. Close to everything! So close to the beach. Very safe feeling! Dari was so helpful & friendly! Definitely worth a look!!! We have been to Carolina Beach 2 times & plan to come back again this summer!!! A wonderful place, we just love it!!!! January 15, 2010 at 7:38pm
Eric & Renee' Gleaves: Our November '09 stay at the cottage was awesome.We felt right at home as soon as we walked in the door! The furnishings & decor are a perfect match with the Carolina Beach lifestyle-cool & comfortable,yet not a hint of pretense. The huge backyard affords privacy and plenty of room to grill out. Close to everything but closest of all to the beach. Thanks Dari for supplying us with a refresher course in why we really go on vacation-to relax,recharge
Owner's Comment to Tentative Guests: We want our renters to enjoy their stay as much as possible but we ask all renters to respect our home as well. Rent to responsible adults for our home is well maintained and clean we would like to keep it that way. We also have a policy that if you take some you leave some, therefore we have supplies so everybody needs to help keep in rotation. If you follow our guidelines that we send you than we welcome you back to our beach home. We know you will enjoy the stay. Our home is also handicap friendly, no steps to climb.
- Suitability:
- Low Allergen Environment
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible
Why Dari (owner of Carolina Beach R and R) chose Carolina Beach
WE LOVE C.B. and want you to ENJOY it too!!!
What makes this house unique
Big Backyard, grill, hammock and picnic table. We even built an outdoor shower for great privacy an extra touch to the outdoors.
Guestbook comments from the manager
The trip was great in October, the weather was very nice (a little too
nice for fishing in the fall though) but I had a great time. My last
day there the weather finally turned a little cool and the fishing was
outstanding before I headed home. As always your place was
spectacular and exactly what I was looking for. My kids turned 9 a
couple of days ago and I promised my son we'd check into a few days
worth of fishing in the spring so I'll keep you in mind. Thanks again
for the use of your house and I apologize for the late response.


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Honouring those who served
Winnipeggers pay their respects at ceremonies
All over Winnipeg Monday, people paid tribute to those who served during Remembrance Day events around the city.
About 300 people shivered in the cold at the Valour Road Memorial.
Al Purdy, president of Royal Canadian Legion Winnipeg Branch No.1 -- Canada's first legion -- said the service at Valour Road always has a very strong community feeling.
Valour Road was the new name given to Pine Street in honour of three residents who were Victoria Cross recipients.
"People are genuinely proud of that heritage," said Purdy. "There are always lots of walk-ups" to the Remembrance Day service, he said.
The students at Clifton School, just a couple of blocks away, have adopted the memorial to Corp. Leo Clarke, Sgt.-Major Frederick William Hall and Lt. Robert Shankland. The children often go to the memorial to pick up litter and keep the area clean, Purdy said.
A military spokesman told the crowd Canada sent a force of more than half a million soldiers into the First World War. Of them, 64 were awarded the Victoria Cross, three of whom lived on the same block of Valour Road.
Branch No. 1 past president Bill Campbell noted how many young people attended the service. Two very young children placed a wreath, which Campbell said was the most touching part of the ceremony.
The largest service was hosted by the Joint Veterans Association of Manitoba and the Canadian Forces inside the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg.
The highlights included the "passing of the torch" ceremony by veterans of the Second World War, Korean, Yugoslavian and Afghanistan missions.
"We have a simple but very heartfelt message for you. Thank you," master of ceremonies Capt. Michelle Dagenais told the war veterans present. "Thank you for your unwavering service in peacetime and in war here in Canada and abroad."
"May we always remember that the price of democracy is time and the cost of freedom is anything but free," 17 Wing chaplain Lt.-Cmdr. Rev. John Barrett said in his prayer of remembrance.
Officials representing every level of government paid their respects at the service, which was presided over by Manitoba Lt.-Gov. Philip Lee.
Thousands -- including a large number of small children -- turned out to the packed ceremony.
Cpl. Jonathan Nebel, his wife Kayla Thomas and son Lukas, 3, were among them.
Nebel, who comes from a long line of proud military veterans stretching back past the First World War, said it was important his son take in the experience.
"I want to pass on to him the legacy of our family through Remembrance Day and all those who served in our family," Nebel said.
Other events paid specific tribute to those who served on the sea and in the air.
Winnipeg's naval reserve division, HMCS Chippawa, held a service at its building at 1 Navy Way. The division is named after HMS Chippawa, which served on Lake Erie during the War of 1812. The unit was the third source of naval personnel in Canada during the Second World War despite being the farthest inland.
At the Western Canada Aviation Museum, guided tours hailed the triumph and sacrifice of many Canadian citizens who fought and died for their country. The museum features a display dedicated to the Victoria Cross, the highest honour for bravery, self-sacrifice and extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy. The museum display pays tribute to seven pilots from the First and Second World War, including William Barker and Andrew Mynarski.
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Steven Ney completed his doctorate in the policy sciences at the Department of Comparative Politics in the University of Bergen. Trained as a policy analyst at the University of London, Steven Ney has worked on a wide range of policy issues in a number of research institutes including the LOS Center in Bergen, the Interdisciplinary Centre for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences (ICCR) in Vienna and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Laxenburg.
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