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In 2001, California instituted a statewide test measuring English proficiency for English learners, students who are not proficient in English. In 2003 and 2004, nearly 500,000 English learners in grades 1–5 took this test each year. The relationship between bilingual education receipt and English proficiency is estimated using value-added regression models for each section of the test—listening and speaking, reading, and writing. In these regression models, students in bilingual education have substantially lower English proficiency of 0.3 standard deviations or more compared with other English learners in first and second grades. In contrast, the difference between bilingual education and other programs is usually less than 0.1 standard deviations for students in grades 3–5. These results hold for ordinary least squares, school fixed effects, and propensity score models. © 2010 American Education Finance Association
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Hardrock Mining:
Information on Abandoned Mines and Value and Coverage of Financial Assurances on BLM Land
GAO-08-574T: Published: Mar 12, 2008. Publicly Released: Mar 12, 2008.
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The Mining Act of 1872 helped foster the development of the West by giving individuals exclusive rights to mine gold, silver, copper, and other hardrock minerals on federal lands. However, miners often abandoned mines, leaving behind structures, safety hazards, and contaminated land and water. Four federal agencies--the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM), the Forest Service, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)--fund the cleanup of some of these sites. To curb further growth in the number of abandoned hardrock mines on federal lands, in 1981 BLM began requiring mining operators to reclaim lands when their operations ceased. In 2001, BLM began requiring all operators to provide financial assurances to guarantee funding for reclamation costs if the operator did not complete the task as required. This testimony provides information on the (1) federal funds spent to clean up abandoned hardrock mine sites since 1998, (2) number of abandoned hardrock mine sites and hazards, and (3) value and coverage of financial assurances operators use to guarantee reclamation costs on BLM land. To address these issues, GAO, among other steps, asked 12 western states and Alaska to provide information on the number of abandoned mine sites and associated features in their states using a consistent definition.
Between fiscal years 1998 and 2007, BLM, the Forest Service, EPA, and OSM spent at least $2.6 billion (in 2008 constant dollars) to reclaim abandoned hardrock mines. BLM and the Forest Service have reclaimed abandoned hardrock mine sites on the lands they manage; EPA funds the cleanup of these sites, primarily on nonfederal lands through its Superfund program; and OSM provides some grants to states and Indian tribes to clean up these sites on their lands. Of the four agencies, EPA has spent the most--about $2.2 billion (in 2008 constant dollars) for mine cleanups. BLM and the Forest Service spent about $259 million (in 2008 constant dollars), and OSM awarded grants totaling about $198 million (in 2008 constant dollars) to support the cleanup of abandoned hardrock mines. Over the last 10 years, estimates of the number of abandoned hardrock mining sites in the 12 western states and Alaska have varied widely, in part because there is no generally accepted definition for a hardrock mine site. Using a consistent definition that GAO provided, 12 western states and Alaska provided estimates of abandoned hardrock mine sites. On the basis of these data, GAO estimated a total of at least 161,000 such sites in these states with at least 332,000 features that may pose physical safety hazards and at least 33,000 sites that have degraded the environment. According to BLM's information on financial assurances as reported in its November 2007 Bond Review Report, mine operators had provided financial assurances valued at approximately $982 million to guarantee reclamation costs for 1,463 hardrock operations on BLM land. The report also estimates that 52 mining operations have financial assurances that amount to about $28 million less than needed to fully cover estimated reclamation costs. However, GAO found that the financial assurances for these 52 operations are in fact about $61 million less than needed to fully cover estimated reclamation costs. The $33 million difference between GAO's estimated shortfall and BLM's occurs because BLM calculated its shortfall by comparing the total value of financial assurances in place with the total estimated reclamation costs. This calculation approach has the effect of offsetting the shortfalls in some operations with the financial assurances of other operations. However, financial assurances that are greater than the amount required for an operation cannot be transferred to another operation that has inadequate financial assurances. BLM officials agreed that it would be valuable for the Bond Review Report to report the dollar value of the difference between financial assurances in place and required for those operations where financial assurances are inadequate, and BLM has taken steps to correct this. GAO discussed the information in this testimony with officials from the four federal agencies, and they provided GAO with technical comments, which were incorporated as appropriate.
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Sometimes it's valuable to take down the wall and give our readers a peak at the thought process that goes into your daily newspaper.
Maybe you'll still disagree, but at least it will be an informed opinion.
Every election season is accompanied by a certain amount of stress at the newspaper. With the energy and urgency invested by candidates and their supporters, it's no surprise that some will lose perspective.
Occasionally, I think, there's just a need to blame someone other than themselves.
Christianity is a religion of paradox because without faith, there is no true Christianity. Think about it: A paradox is defined as "a statement that seems contradictory, unbelievable, or absurd but that may be true in fact."
Christians are a people of paradox because they believe to be true what appears in the natural to be unbelievable or absurd.
Time to honor the military
Over the years May has become a time for honoring and remembering men and women who have served, or are serving, our nation. The month of May, which was designated as Military Appreciation Month in 1999 by Congress, includes Military Spouse Appreciation Day, Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day.
ISSUE: BBQ, Blues & Bikes is staged Saturday
OUR VIEW: Have fun and be safe
Elizabethtown will play host to a variety of guests this weekend who arrive to celebrate Memorial Day in its many forms.
Some will join the celebration at the Elizabethtown Nature Park where the replica Vietnam Memorial will join the region's own treasure, the Hardin County Veterans Tribute. Others will enjoy the long weekend watching kids play ballgames, visiting local parks or celebrating with backyard cookouts.
Last Sunday, I decided to visit a new church. I got the address and my husband, Terry, went out to the car and programmed it into our new GPS for me.
I don't quite trust the thing. (Once it got me going in circles and I'd still be trying to get to my destination if I hadn't recognized the same barn, for the third time.)
Release details of EMS investigation
After reading the resignation of the EMS Director Ira Dyer, I was shocked, but not surprised, on his resignation after only one year as Hardin EMS director. His assistant, James Miller, was suspended and both put on paid leave during the internal investigation. Seems the investigation focused on fraudulent time sheets for pay.
ISSUE: Analyzing Tuesday's election results
OUR VIEW: Message in vote about government center
Elections serve as a viable barometer of public opinion.
If that statement is true, it seems fair to conclude that relocating county government from its historic downtown residence to a new $13.1 million complex is not a source of universal outrage in Hardin County.
Do facts support statement?
The truth finally comes out about the condition of the courthouse, per Thursday's article "Oldham: No concerns about courthouse condition."
It seems there was no research conducted on the part of the current 7th District magistrate, Dwight Morgan, concerning why we needed a new courthouse or the condition of the existing H.B. Fife Courthouse before he voted to spend millions of taxpayers' dollars on the new government building.
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Steppenwolf rocks on Friday at Erie's Roar
When "Born to Be Wild" ruled radio in the summer of 1968, two future Steppenwolf members -- Ron Hurst and Michael Wilk -- were on tour together with a regional band.
"Get your motor runnin'. Head out on the highway." How could Hurst, a biker himself, resist that salute to the open road?
"I loved the band," he recalled. "They definitely had an impact on me. I'd go out of my way and watch them on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' or 'The Smothers Brothers (Hour).' It was a great, great sounding band. John (Kay)'s voice just blended itself as part of the sound."
Two years after his buddy Wilk joined Steppenwolf on keyboards in 1984, Hurst received a call from Kay about joining on drums.
"That was part of the allure for me, knowing how much I admired this band in the 1960s," Hurst said. "Years later, you get a phone call from the main man, the singer, inviting you to be a part of it. That's pretty cool. That feeling never goes away."
Neither does Steppenwolf, which has had zillions of members but the same core since 2009. The band doesn't tour very often anymore, just a handful of shows per year. That means Kay still has his pipes, despite decades of singing "Sookie Sookie," "Magic Carpet Ride," "Rock Me," "The Pusher" and other classics.
"John's in great voice. Physically, he's in great shape, as is the rest of the band," Hurst said. "We have a lot of pride in our stage performance, as far as energy and the integrity of the show."
Wolf fans, he said, will especially enjoy seeing archival footage of Steppenwolf, including members who've since passed away. "That really lends itself to the quality of the show," he said.
Hurst is as impressed by Kay's conscience as his voice. Kay and his wife started the Maue Kay Foundation to protect wildlife.
"He's quite a humanitarian and very big on the environment," Hurst said. "When he's off, he travels around the world doing everything from building schools in Cambodia to saving orphan orangutans and dealing with the rain forest in Indonesia."
Hurst started drumming as a teenager in the '60s. When his garage band was stumped on a song choice, "Let's play something by Chuck Berry" was the rally cry. So Hurst was thrilled, at age 21, to play drums for Berry, who always used pickup musicians.
"I'm on the stage, ready to play with Berry, and he comes running over. I hadn't even met him yet. He runs behind the drums and bends down and says, 'Quick, what do you want to play?'"
Hurst stammered. "I don't know. It's your show."
Said Berry: "OK, cool. Let's start with something by Chuck Berry!"
"It was just righteous," Hurst said. "We kicked it off with 'Roll Over Beethoven,'" which immediately hit home with me, the significance of that. It was a hit the Beatles covered when they were starting out.
"So, there's always good memories in the music business. Some memories you can't put a price tag on. That was one of them."
John Kay & Steppenwolf play Friday at 9 p.m. at the Hub in Perry Square at Roar on the Shore.


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The race for Saskatoon City Council race is well underway with fundraisers, door knocking and quips on Twitter breaking out all over the place. Dave Hutton does have the definite candidates list on City Hall Notebook but I decided to create a page myself to keep track of the campaigns). I have my biases and will disclose them. Later on this summer I will offer up some endorsements in Ward 1 (where I live), Ward 2 (which I have long had a special affinity for) and perhaps Ward 6 (where I will work) once I have had a chance to talk to candidates and had a chance to review campaign platforms (umm, some platforms would be helpful).
This year I am going to do something different in that I am going to give up the blog (and access to my Twitter feed) for any candidate that wants to use it to reach out on. I'll create an account for them, give access to them, and let them talk about whatever issues they want. If you are interested, let me know at email@example.com.
Ward 1
The lowdown: Darren Hill will be running for his third term as Ward 1 city councillor. He will be challenged on the right by Carol Reynolds who ran against hill in the last election and long time candidate and Ward 7 Public School trustee Robin Bellamey (who lives in Ward 8). While Reynolds and Bellamey both say that represent the right, Hill is a fiscal conservative as well which means there isn't a lot of room to run in a ward that probably is is more comfortable with the centre. I am going to predict a Hill victory again.
Ward 2
The lowdown: Long time councillor Pat Lorje is running again in Ward 1 and her opponent is Marcel Petite. Petite is the executive director of the Core Neighborhood Youth Co-op and outside of a closed Facebook page, he hasn't said a lot online. I expect Lorje to win by a large margin.
Ward 3
The lowdown: Mike San Miguel has been running hard in this ward since narrowly losing to Iwanchuk in the by-election. Of course on the flip side, Ann Iwanchuk won by around 15% and it's really hard to defeat an incumbent yet at the same time Iwanchuk in a by-election with a low voter turnout. I have a lot of respect for both candidates which mean in the end Ward 3 wins. It should be a great race.
Ward 4
- Incumbent: None
- Challengers: Sean Shaw, Troy Davies
The lowdown: Shaw ran hard against Myles Heidt three years ago and narrowly lost to him. Shaw is an environmental geochemist, head of the Saskatoon Environmental Advisory Committee and local activist while his opponent Davies is the spokesperson for MD Ambulance and involved in Synergy 8. This will be another really close race.
Ward 5
- Incumbent: Randy Donauer
- Challengers: James Ford
The lowdown: I am not sure why anyone would run against Donauer in Ward 5. He won in the by-election to replace Gordon Wyant, votes to the right of most issues, and does an excellent job of communicating with his constituents in a riding that traditionally votes Conservative/Saskatchewan Party. James Ford is a progressive and according to his website will be releasing his platform based on the feedback he gets from constituents.
Ward 6
- Incumbent: Charlie Clark
- Challengers: Brandon Snowsell
The lowdown: This isn't expected to be a close race. Clark, a popular two term incumbent is a centre/left candidate is a part of the city where centre/left is how they vote. He is probably one of the more astute thinkers on council which means that when he makes a statement or decision, it's defensible (even if you don't agree with it). My prediction is that Clark wins big.
Ward 7
- Incumbent: Mairin Loewen
- Challengers: Mike Bzowey
The lowdown: Loewen beat Bzowey to win the ward after Bob Pringle stepped down. Like Ward 3, this will be a rematch between a popular incumbent and challenger. While Bzowey has been spending a lot of money in and around the ward with name recognition, Loewen is very popular in the ward and has a motivated campaign team. My feeling is that with both the advantage of incumbency and a good ground game, she will win again.
Ward 8
- Incumbent: None
- Challengers: Ainsley Robertson, Dave Wilton, Eric Olauson, Karen Rooney, Kevin Waugh
The lowdown: Glen Penner grew tired of winning all of those elections and has retired. Ainsley Robertson who ran in the Ward 5 by-election before narrowly losing to Randy Donauer and Eric Olauson who ran in Ward 3 before withdrawing are both running in their home of Ward 8. Karen Rooney, registered nurse is also running in the ward.
Ward 9
- Incumbent: Tiffany Paulsen
The lowdown: The question isn't if Paulsen will win (she will), its if she will win by acclamation (again).
Ward 10
- Incumbent: Bev Dubois
- Challengers: Mark Horsemen
The lowdown: Dubois is another long term councillor being challenged for the second time by Mark Horseman. Horseman is a data analyst at the University of Saskatchewan and long time Conservative Party activist. I keep hearing rumours of other jumping into the race so it's too soon to start thinking about what will happen.


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Tatos, 127 Zhongyang Dajie: Fake "Russian" food
I'm from Russia, so I was hoping to have some nice Russian food in Harbin while I was visiting there last week. We found a place named "Tatos" in 127 Zhongyang Dajie. At first it seemed inviting as the decoration was nice, but when the food came, I was shocked. It's not Russian food at all, just some terrible chinese interpretation! The fish soup was made of milk with a few little pieces of fish floating in it (yuk!), the squid salad was tough, and the baked chicken leg was greasy and uneatable. It was one of the worst lunches I've ever had! So I tried to talk to the manager, an elderly grumpy-looking Chinese man. I explained to him that what we had wasn't Russian food, that we were completely unsatisfied, but all he could do is give us a 10% discount! It would never had happened in Shanghai where I live now as our restaurants' managers realize that reputation is priceless. So I promised the stubborn, rude man that I would write a review on his place and am doing it now. I highly DO NOT recommend this place to anyone who wants to have some decent Russian food in Harbin! Julia.
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USABUCKS Coffee: Odd Name for a Chinese Coffee Shop
Eclectic best describes this place. The walls are covered in pictures and Americana, It's hard to imagine how all this junk ended up in Harbin.
There are pictures on the wall of a local Chinese guy in various military uniforms. He is the owner. I especially like the one with him and a hot Russian girl who is wearing a naval uniform.
Favorite Dish: The coffee is so good when you are freezing from your walk down to the river.
Address: 166 Central Street
Directions: The main walking street leading to the river front.
Phone: 0451-8468-6688
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Russian Cafe: Russian food in Harbin, forget it !
Want to test some russian food in Harbin ? See the numerous tourist shops along Zhongyang pedestrian street bearing, some of theme bearing a "Russian products" sign. Russian products inside : kind of airport duty free stuff, but 10 times the price you would pay in Lenin's country... Russian food at Russia Cafe ? How to express it ?...
The messy room is crowded with chinese tourists. The kind of folks who want to thrill themselves with the ultimate dining experience in Harbin. The food itself looks like those served in russian hotels before the Perestroïka times... Maybe not good enough to fill up the tigers at Harbin zoological park, so they have created this fake russian cafe as an extension of the zoo. The staff also will indulge the customer with post-revolution care and warmness. Dirty green tableclothes (maybe so many customers are vomitting their dinner that they do not hvae time enough to clean it) are the perfect match to stomach pain this Russian Cafe will leave to your memory !
Favorite Dish: Try the special Bortsh : a kind of soup made with the garbage of the week, the unique smell reminds us a mix of putrid onions and durian. For the adventurers, have a bite in the russian sausage ; they get it twice a month from a siberian kolkhoze. What a delight, is'nt it ?
If you have late dinner at Russian Cafe, be sure that your hotel has a proper room service : the best meal you will get would probably be that one !
Address: Zhongyang da jie (pedestrian street)
Directions: At the corner near KFC ; upper part of Zhongyang street.
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????: Across from the Tea House
It looks a bit Japanese from the outside, but it's not. A bit cramped, the interior decor is interesting, but it's the same old Chinese food- way too salty, way too much MSG, way too much grease. I nearly threw up after eating the "spicy stir-fried shrimp" or whatever it was called. About 12 shrimp placed in a circle around a bed of who knows what- deep fried salt/MSG, probably. Anyway, the noodle dish wasn't too bad, but I can't say I recommend the place. They do, however, serve Dim Sum-style things, which might have been much better, so I'll reserve judgement for now.
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--: No street fare
Many cities in China and around the world are made even better by easy access to all sorts of good, unhealthy street fare. Vendors behind questionably clean carts are just not as common in Harbin, which doesn't help the already dull culinary beat of this northern city. There are a few places, the vendors who gather outside the Carrefour on Heping Lu, and there are a few who sell you a hot sweet potato and popcorn, cotton candy or corn... maybe it's just too cold here, though the fruit and random item vendors still remain.
In any case, Harbin isn't the most inspiring city when it comes to food. And I maintain that in part that is due to a lack of vendors lining the center street, offering something unnecessary-yet-essential to the traveler and local alike.
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Wang Ji--now rename:Zheng Yang: Bone
The restaurant has been chosen one of the top 50 restaurants is HeiLongJiang Province. Here you can taste real north-east China food. And this restaurant is also quite well-kwon in Harbin, you can simply tell the taxi driver the name of it.
Favorite Dish: Of course the pork bone. Using a straw to suck the juice inside the bone. Yammy!! Originally I tought it might be fleshy, but it really is a nice dish.
There is one little incident before I had my supper -- I arrived at the restaurant a quarter earilier than my companies. So I ask what to eat at this restaurant?! The waitress answered immediately," pork bone."
Address: No.252 Zhong Shan Rd
Directions: First floor of Galaxy ( Yin He ) Hotel.
Phone: +86 451 82605558Related to:
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California Beef Noodle King U.S.A.: California Beef Noodle King U.S.A.
Well, I don't know what's California or U.S.A. about this place. There are lots of these restaurants all around the city. The food is simple, cheap and greasy.
One of the dished we had was a sweet red sauce (in oil) on red meat and fat and a white sauce on chicken and fat (in oil) with onions. Aside from the health issues, it was good.
We also ordered the soup that seemed to be standard there, which was plain with not much to recommend it, and only a little bit of meat with the noodles.
Still, I'd recommend the place just for the experience of eating at a place called, "California Beef Noodle King U.S.A.
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Russia Coffee and Food: Russian Culinary Influence in China
Russia Coffee and Food is a cozy Russian tea house and restaurant along the pedestrian street in the city center that is quite good although it seems to be run by local Chinese. They are very hospitable and do a good job cooking, except that I believe the real Russian food would be a lot greasier. I have no complaints!
It's well worth a stop by this place, if not for lunch or dinner, than simply for a bit of tea on a cold day. It's right around the corner from the KFC.
The decor could be called kitschy, depending on where you look. In the front window, there are old and odd items that seem somewhat out of place and bizzare anywhere you find them. The other parts of the restaurant have photographs, old cameras and more interesting items. It's a bit of a trip back in history.
Favorite Dish: The second time we ate here, we had a good curry. The pepper mashed potatos are good on a cold day. The staff is friendly, which always helps make for a good experience, and I highly recommend the place.
Directions: On the right side of the pedestrian street as you head north toward the river. It's covered in vines and is at the corner of a side street.
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Portman's: Western/Russian
Mayonnaise on an Italian Sausage pizza? At Portman's they serve many "western" style dishes. Some have extensive artistic license taken, but they end up being quite good. Maybe it's the Russian influence. We had coffee at Portman's one night, the house blend, served in an unique test-tube-holder-like-device.
They have what seems like a fairly full bar, though I don't know what drinks the bartenders know.
They have an extensive menu, but here are some items with prices if I remember them...
Black caviar, 168 RMB
Red caviar, 48 RMB
Yellow salad... crumbled egg yolk and mayonnaise over cold meat strips.
Russian red soup
Russian bread
Butter (you pay extra for the butter... 3 RMB)
French bread
Various pizzas
American-style roast pork ribs(?)
Other western-style meats
Overall, it's a nice place with live entertainment on some nights (or at least earlier in the evenings). Just don't try to take photos of the performers.
Favorite Dish: The pizza wasn't a western pizza. I'd say it was more of a white pizza, but it doesn't fit that mold either. They're somewhat unique.
The other dishes, as I said above, seem to take their own interpretation of western dishes. It makes the food interesting. Not bad, just interesting.
Address: Center Street
Directions: On the Center Street in downtown Harbin... as you walk south (away from the river), it's on the left down a side street. When you see the nut vendors, turn left before them and Portman's will be a little ways down on your left.
Phone: 045184686888
MSG Everywhere: Don't miss the... toilet? Thanks, MSG.
The west has seen a decrease in the use of MSG, or at least a euphemization of MSG. Chinese restaurants worth their pound (or two) of salt have signs declaring, "No MSG."
Not so here. So far, many of the meals I've eaten out have been laden with MSG.
Am I saying Chinese food i s bad and not to eat it? Of course not. Simply watch out for MSG, as, from my experience with it so far, based on a western stomach, it is used in such quantities that it can give you the runs, fast. And that's not something you need to deal with traveling.
Simply ask them to leave it out, or avoid saucy foods. The food quite good enough on its own, so it doesn't need MSG!
I don't know how common MSG use is, but from the pallet loads in the local Carrefour...
Bavaria: Germanic?
At least from the name I assume that this is a German or Bavarian-influenced place. It seems like a American west bar in external decor.
An it is western, with oddly cumbersome forks. I'd say the place is like a brewery, but the beer I had was both flat and seemingly unfinished in its fermentation. Maybe it was the time of day, maybe they don't do beer very well, maybe it's the way they do beer there, maybe the gringo asked for beer, it's not ready, but he wants one.
We walked in and a hostess seated us. Then a waitress and a guy who seemed like a manager came up to us and told us that we had to go back out to the entryway to pay... why they didn't have us do that on the way in, I cannot say. Regardless, once we paid and ordered our drinks, we went to the buffet, which seemed to be the vegetable side of the restaurant, with squash soup, green beans and other cooked vegetables, as well as desserts laid out. As we sat and ate, a guy with two sword-like stakes came by and shaved off various meats for us, fried fat, chicken hearts, tongue. Very greasy meats, but quite good.
The waitress began removing serving spoons from the buffet about midway through the meal. I couldn't tell if that meant that they were gearing up for the dinner rush (went went at about 3pm) or what. They didn't remove the food, and the manager had just relit the sterno for us... after we got food... a little too late, but a nice thought... warm up the MSG...
We gathered from various words and pointings that we couldn't revisit the buffet for some reason, aside from the desserts. So we hit up the desserts and left, hoping that the next time we go will provide a bit better experience.
Overall, the food is pretty good, though the beer was flat and not at its best. Two people at the buffet and for the meat, with a beer cost about 42 or 46 yuan.
Directions: All I know is that it's on the bus route for 81 and 28. But it's on a street that parallels Haping Lu, just before you get to a major intersection. I'll get the streets soon.
Street Vendors
Ambience and surroundings are wherever you happen to be, whichever street, with whatever going on around you. That's part of the benefit to eating street vendor fare. The other benefit is the game of chance you get to play with whatever it is you are eating.
If you don't play the game, however, you miss out on what is a very common and daily part of life here.
Mornings at our bus stop finds eggs boiling in a stainless steel mixing bowl over coals that take a bit of the chill out of the early day. I'm sure there's other stuff, but those are the most noticeable. The game? How many days have those eggs steamed the morning air? There are no lines, at least.
For the rest of the day, you'll find popcorn, caramel if you want, seeds (sunflower) and nuts (chestnuts, peanuts, and others), lots of fruits (you name it), roasting meats, chicken heads and other cooked goods which are, aside from a great relief from the more unpleasant smells one comes across, just tantilizing. Some sell heavy pastries and occasionally there are noodle stands.
Ice cream and cold drinks are quite common, as is roasted corn.
Across from our old apartment, in the early hours of morning, a line of vendors set up a fruit and vegetable market every day. Steamed bread and dumplings
These places are frequented by locals.
Favorite Dish: The Honduran corn, roasted over coals has found a home here, as well, though without the salt and lime. I'd say that would be my favorite.
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What the good people of Harbin must be thinking as we wheel our grocery cart up to the register, I can only guess. Loads of bottled water, chili oil and toilet paper; batteries, bread, Enoki mushrooms, ketchup (katsup) and creamed corn... As if we're not an oddity enough around here.
But my apartment is home to many a good meal. Yes, ketchup and bread go well together, and Harbin is known for its bread.
To welcome us to Harbin, the school for which we work told us that we were going to have a party for about ten people at our place. Five actually showed, but they brought a traditional winter soup that we cooked together, and we made chicken soup, traditional for us. I had plans on making a curry as well, with a salad and dessert and wine and beer. I have lots of wine and beer, and much of the salad went bad. The curry, a Lhaksa (sp) curry, which is pretty good, we put on hold, as they also brought other local things: pickled garlic and cucumber, sausage (also famous here), chicken and a bean curd dish. All very interesting, and, some would say, good, from a certain perspective. The "100-year-old egg" type eggs were quite good, though the texture is certain to throw some people off- gelatinous and somewhat eggy...
Well, the main course was a soup of shaved mutton, wide, thick noodles, shrimp, dumplings and greens, boiled in a broth and served in a bowl partially filled with a mixture of sauces that reminded me of a salt block covered in nut butter. Quite good, especially at first, but almost too salty for a western palatte after a while.
Very nice evening, however, building up further international relationships, which is, afterall, much of what travel is about. Even if the relationship lasts only a day or a few hours, it's still a connection to the locale, which is the reason we travel, and especially the reason we moved to China.
Russia Cafe 1914: Best Russian Food in Harbin
This place is almost perpetually full, we had to make a reservation and down-payment in order to guarantee seats -- and then had to wait for about 10 mins for a table anyway. Step inside the restaurant and you feel like you've teleported out of China. There's a homely feel to the decor and the music is pleasant.
I think there's only 1 cook for the entire cafe, so it takes quite a while for the food to come.
There was also apparently only 1 server for the entire cafe despite the fact that it was quite busy, so service was really difficult to come by! We asked for plain water which never came; the server asked if we wanted our Russian tea served before the meal and we said yes; but the tea never came till we asked repeatedly for it after we'd finished our meal -- no language barriers as an excuse as all of us speak Mandarin at a native level!
OUTSTANDING POINT: I paid a 100 RMB deposit for the table reservation and forgot to collect it after we finished our meal at around 1530 and we just left; only remembered it when we had dinner around 2100 and I hurried back to the restaurant to collect it. Surprisingly they still had it and returned it to me at once. Had it been another place, I would've expected the restaurant staff to have misappropriated it already.
Favorite Dish: One of the best dishes here is said to be the hamburger, but we didn't get to try that as it was sold out. :(
Other good dishes to try are the Russian cabbage rolls, Russian red soup (borscht?), cream of mushroom soup, beef/lamb/prawns cooked in little urns and Russian bread.
Russian tea was simply normal black tea + raspberry jam...? None of us have had Russian tea before, so we were a little surprised.
Address: 57 Xi Tou Dao Jie
Directions: At the junction with Zhongyang Dajie.
Phone: 86-451-84563207
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The restaurant is within Pai Lian Complex and can be access from the main street.
You can choose to have a big pot or individual pots. The food is great and nicely arranged / cut. The decor is nice and service is great. Choice of 2 types of soup for the hot pot.
We asked the waiter for recommendation and the choice was a good. Avoid the toufu (fresh or frozen).
Favorite Dish: The sliced fish for the hot pot is excellent. It is thinly sliced and when you put it into the hot soup base, the fish is instantly cooked and is very fresh.
Address: 99 Shanghai Street
Directions: See attached map (2nd photograph). Check with hotel concierge on how to get there if you intend to walk there.
Phone: 84238881
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Batman: Arkham City Review
2009's Batman: Arkham Asylum had no expectations to live up to. The track record of the Dark Knight in video games is spotty. For every good game, there are about 10 mediocre ones, and for the longest time Batman fans clung to the NES game as the only claim to greatness. Arkham Asylum changed all that, and exepectations for Arkham City couldn't be higher. It doesn't dissapoint.
You actually start off the game as Bruce Wayne, not Batman, as he is arrested and taken into Arkham City during a political protest by Tyger, the security officers of Arkham City. Tyger and Arkham is under the control of Hugo Strange, who has sectioned off a large part of Gotham city. Bruce Wayne soon fights his way out and suits up to bring back justice to Arkham, but inside he finds that the crimelords of Gotham, the Joker, Two-Face and Penguin, are fighting for control of the facility. If that wasn't enough, the Riddler, Mr. Freeze and other super villains are making things difficult for Batman. While I wouldn't dare spoil the ending, I thought it was terrific, which is better than the wrap-up ending we got in the last game.
Strangely, Batman starts out with most of his gadgets from the last game. Some upgrades have been omitted in the sequel(multiple batarangs and explosive gel upgrades), but there are more gadgets to find and upgrade. There's also a bigger focus on using gadgets in combat. Many gadgets have a quick fire and can be deployed as part of a combo, like the batarang in Arkham Asylum.
As you'd imagine, this adds an extra dimension to the combat. The combat is still great. You'll still primarily using the strike and counter buttons, but instead of every enemy circling around you waiting their turn, you may have to counter multiple attacks this time around. Stunning is something you'll have to use against crooks with armor or shields, while knives must be dodged or countered, but they can be attack as any unarmed foe. They've taken out the throw special move, but added three more in addition to the special takedown.
In predator, the enemies are a little more perceptive this time around. While there are gargoyles or similar places to sit perched, some foes now employ thermal goggles. You'll also run into foes that jam your detective vision. Their location is marked, but others will also flash in at times. This handicap isn't too severe, as you'll usually take out him first and the thugs are usually not aware of you until you do.
Rocksteady has said that Arkham City is five times larger than Arkham Asylum. I'm not sure if that's just on the ground or not, but Arkham City is a much more vertical oriented game than Asylum was. You'll zip to the top of tall buildings and glide halfway across town. The flight controls seem oddly inspired by Super Mario World, and gliding across town is very cool. While the city is large, you can get from one side to the next in a few minutes when gliding. Don't think that this is an open world though. You are confined in where you go until you reach certain story points.
The city looks great. It's an extension of what Arkham Asylum did in 2009, but it's more urban and filthy, but in a good way. From Joker's steel mill to Penguin's museum, the villains definitely put their personal touches on their strongholds. The city itself is that gothic, mid-20th century look that's kinda defined Batman for years now.
The game's voice actors do a terrific job as well. Mark Hamill is voicing the Joker again, and so is Kevin Conroy (Batman) from the animated show. The voice actors generally do a great job, though I could go without hearing the thugs saying "Forget him. We have other things to be looking out for." so often after finding one of their unconscious friends. But that's nitpicky, the sound in general is great.
There are a lot of side mission, of varying length. The Riddler is not so much a side story, as a whole game unto himself, and has left 400 riddles for you to solve. Others are decidedly shorter, ranging from simple fetch-missions to investigating crimescenes to beating up thugs. The challenge rooms are also back, should you just want to beat on dudes, and you can now do campaigns which has you go through three specific maps.
A word on Catwoman would perhaps be appropriate. Catwoman is available with new copies of the game, or as a paid download if you buy used or rent. She has a total of 4 story mission, and can be played after completion where she has her own side mission. She has significantly fewer gadgets and doesn't have as many upgrades as Batman, which means she's frailer and doesn't have as many options. At the same time, she can access areas Batman can't and has a few Riddler trophies of her own.
This is the easiest recommendation I've made this year (Edit: on review, this is the only recommendation I've made this year). When I got this game, I sat down and only got up twice in a 16 hour period. I essentially played through the story of the game in one sitting. I just couldn't stop playing until I saw that ending. I thought Arkham Asylum was the best game of 2009 and this just blows that game out of the water. If you're at all interested in this game, get it and love it.
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I spend a good amount of my speaking time with Vistage groups across the country.
Vistage, if you don't know, is a CEO membership organization. Which means, in order to join, you have to be an entrepreneur or professional manager. Every month you sit around the table with 15 of your peers to discuss issues and challenges you can't discuss at work.
One of the things they recognize in their members is they do not, in fact, know everything. So they bring speakers in every month on different topics: Leadership, communication, financials, HR, unions, law, etc.
My topic is doing business on the web through marketing, communication, advertising, HR, sales, and customer service.
The Ostrich Syndrome
One would think, by now, people would understand that doing business on the web is inevitable. Three years ago, everyone told me it was a fad. Now they begrudgingly say they get it, but they still don't want to be there.
I always begin these presentations with
Let's put all our baggage out there. Why aren't you using the web for business growth?
They all think they're so smart and no one else has their baggage. But I hear the following things in every, single speech I give:
- I don't want people to say negative things about me or the company
- If my employees are using social media, they won't get their jobs done
- This is for the kids and they aren't in my business yet
- My customer isn't online (seriously, I STILL hear this)
- I have no control over what is said online
- It just takes too much time and I don't understand the ROI
- Is there an ROI? It seems like just a bunch of what you're having for lunch
- You can't build relationships online
You know what all of this is?
Fear of change. Fear of loss of control. Fear of marketing.
It's sad, really.
The fact of the matter is that if people are going to say something negative about you online, they're doing it offline, too.
If your employees aren't getting their jobs done, it's an operational issue, not a social media challenge.
This isn't just for kids; the fastest growing demographic online is older than 50.
Your customers ARE using the web. They may not be looking for you, but what a great opportunity that provides!
Get Over It
The past two and a half years have been rough. Everyone cut their marketing budgets. And now they're scrambling because business is still down. What do you expect? You stop communicating, people forget about you.
But not only that, the game has changed. No longer can you throw stuff out there and see which 50 percent sticks. People want to be talked with, not talked at. They expect it.
And for those of you who are afraid people are going to say negative things about you or that you can't control the conversation, you're going to be left behind.
Which company would you rather be? The one that sticks its proverbial head in the sand and waits to see how all this digital stuff shakes out? Or the one that takes the bull by the horns, experiments with one or two technologies, deals with the negative conversations, and leaves its competition in the dust?
Seems like a no-brainer to me.
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@M_Koehler They seriously do still say that. It's crazy! I don't see the social networks any differently than the phone, email, or doing online banking. If you haven't hired adults who can control their online time when they have a job to do, the problem isn't them.
@ginidietrich @M_Koehler
Not all Vistage CEO's have their head in the sand. (I wanted to say some of them have it elsewhere), but all of the Vistage CEO's that I know are great people. Still very few of the ones that I know have embraced social media at the level that could benefit them. Keep doing your talk and I hope that one day you get to my group.
Shout it from the rooftops! Amen! What Dino said! Whew. Now, how do you share this message with the very people who need it the most, but aren't online to "get it"?
@ginidietrich @M_Koehler Amen to that! And I love @KenMueller comment "Who hired them?" It's sad when employers dis-empower the people they should most empower to get the job(s) done.
@adamtoporek What a great comment Adam, and bravo to you for the honesty. Gini did indeed sum it all up with "people want to be talked with, not talked at." Passing you Qtips as we speak:)
Hi Gini… good one today. From a video perspective, I'm always trying to pump up executives. This is such a great time to produce video because the web provides a way to get it to people.
No more producing videos cassettes and sending them via the mail. Whether it's social media or email blasts, you can get your video out into the world faster and cheaper than ever!
–Tony Gnau
We are thinking of upgrading from adding machines to calculators this year but I am getting push back from the CEO.
I have like a trillion examples of this from my work history and AT LEAST a quadrillion from the business news for examples of the Ostrich Syndrome. And history is littered with the corpses of huge companies that die from this.
It's so sad. But if you text 12345 to Save the Ostriches you can donate $10 by phone.
@HowieSPM dude…EVERYONE is using abacuses (abaci?) these days. I'm thinking of getting the new iAbacus…because if Apple made it, it must be the best.
@HowieSPM Oh my gosh, you made my day with this one! Sad but true, true but sad that I'm laughing this hard. Texting as I write to Save those Ostriches:)
@KenMueller @HowieSPM Ken, can you put me in line for that new iAbacus?
@KDillabough @HowieSPM I'm sorry, they're already sold out. You'll have to wait for the iAbacus 2
@HowieSPM Can we have your adding machines? I'm trying to validate myself and bring value to the bottom line. This would be a real 'win' for me if I could secure a significant capital improvement at a good price.
@KDillabough @KenMueller @HowieSPM Nope, I've already made a request. Me and Howie are buds……
First of all, the photo made me lol! 🙂 Second, I couldn't agree more with you that there is huge fear from social media among some executives. The bad news from those people: online conversation is happening with or without their interaction and activities, so they can't stop it but take an action. This is the best for them in the long-term…
Thanks for the great post, Gini – it's inspiring as usual!
@Petya Ha! I just told kmueller62 the photo makes me laugh! Great minds!
That's exactly what we discuss when I speak…the conversation is happening. Wouldn't you rather know what people are saying? It's funny to hear them say things like complaints and employee's use is a social media problem. Um, if a customer is complaining or your employees aren't getting their jobs done. that's an OPERATIONS problem.
@KDillabough @KenMueller We've talked about this before, but isn't it funny how ALL executives are fearful of the same things? They think they're unique. Nope. People just don't like change.
@ginidietrich @Petya some of this is getting me fired up. This post will be quoted heavily in a post for Thursday on my blog. We need to start a "People are Stupid" club.
@burgessct If that dinosaur can migrate… SO TRUE! And you're right- they're fearful of change. Of having to do things differently than they've always done them. I see a lot of Baby Boomers who have the mentality that they're going to exit the business world before they have to deal with all of this. Sigh…
@BestRoofer LOL! Some of them have it elsewhere. That's funny! Haven't you guys already had a social media speaker? If not, I'll see if I can get myself there!
How was the ride in this morning??
@sydcon_mktg The funny thing is that something like 96 percent of Americans are online. So, while they may not be looking for YOU online, they're there and that provides a HUGE opportunity!
@LukeCoburn Totally agree, hence the head in the sand image. I always tell them that people are going to complain…now they have the chance to listen and do something about it. Talk about the power that gives you! If you have a company where you can learn from what people are saying, fix it, and stay in business, isn't that better than burying your head?!
@arminda Oh I have my ways! 🙂 I'll send it carrier pigeon, if I have to!
@KDillabough I love it when I hear, "But I close business by looking at the whites of someone's eyeballs." Great! So continue to close business that way. But qualify and nurture your leads online. It makes you more efficient and gives you broader reach than, say, an afternoon on the golf course. And, sometimes, it's just as much fun.
Your point about the over 50s with the new toys is a good one…but most still need the 20-somethings to teach them how to use it. 🙂
@adamtoporek LOL! The image of you shaking sand out of your ears is very funny to me! It's FANTASTIC that you're on board. It will put you eons ahead of your competitors.
@JamesDBurrell2 OMG! A comment AND you played your turn?! ALL IN ONE MORNING?!?
You're a smart business leader, Jamey. It IS better to jump in and learn to swim. We're all busy. It's hard to keep up. But it's worth it.
@HowieSPM The Abacus will never be replaced. Excuse me, my pocket protector needs to be adjusted.
If you never use Twitter, Blogs or FB it is easy to assume that it is just children screwing around online. This is one of those things that I think that has to be experienced to really understand how big it is and just how many people are talking.
@ginidietrich Fear of losing control is something I come up against on a daily basis. I think the only way to approach this is to teach them that the notion of control is not really applicable to the web.
A CEO I occasionally work for recently declined my suggestion that she blog about an article in a national Swedish newspaper that mentioned her. She was afraid that if she did a swarm of disgruntled employees would leave comments on the article.
I hear you loud and clear Gini!
For some businesses, the social web will be a boon… for others the nail in the coffin – simply because they can't or won't get past the ostrich syndrome.
Many won't even see it coming because they are too busy believing their in control of things. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Fear is at the core of most bad business decisions – long before the social web was one them.
They're – JEEZ!
@ginidietrich Right, and when they do start looking for "you" and your not there…guess what, they will find the next person who can help…sales lost!
@T60Productions Video cassettes?! That's so 1990!
@TheJackB @HowieSPM @KDillabough @bdorman264 @KenMueller I have nothing to add to this conversation.
@KenMueller @ginidietrich @Petya AMEN!
@ginidietrich @T60Productions Hey, I still have a bunch, don't knock a good thing! My 8 tracks are gone though!
@janbeery seriously you need to trademark that!!! I LOVE it. 🙂 clearly the KBK culture is similar to the Spin Sucks offices. (picture empty wine bottles strewn about)


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