aceptó desposar a norrington, ella lo prometió y tú morirás como lo prometiste. >> así que todos somosía matarlo? >> porque, porque el increíble audaz, orgullo de la marina real, está flotando allá afuera esperándote. >> ¿qué hacemos aquí? >> aparecen los piratas sin saber lo que les aguarda, los atrapamos en contra fuego y se les envía directo al infierno. >> sé por qué estamos aquí, pero ¿por qué no hacemos lo que el capitán sparrow nos dijo? lo de los cañones y eso. >> porque fue el señor sparrow quién lo dijo. >> ¿crees que nos haya engañado? >> sólo escúchame bien, ordenas a tus hombres abordar el audaz y hacen lo que hacen mejor. y luego les dices a tus amados pillos que ya tienes dos naves. >> comenzarás tu propia flota. >> claro, que tomarse al audaz como nave insignia, quién te lo negaría. >> me falta el perla, ves mi capitán. navegaré bajo tu mando y te daré el diez por ciento de mis botines y podrás presentarte como el comodoro barbosa. >> y supongo que querrás que evite asesinar a este joven. >> no, no, no, por favor, mata al joven, pero no lo hagas aun, no levantes la mald

norrington? >> yes, sir. >> tell us how.in journalism i think we got into journalism because math wasn't our strong suit. i guess i should speak for myself only. >> right. when you have students in the valdez program for 7 1/2 hours and it's constant math, as a teacher you must do something to bring math to be alive, you know, for students. so valdez is -- jose valdez's philosophy has always been that math is not difficult and math can be learned if it is taught properly. so as a teacher i've always been -- highly looked up to him because i've learned much for him -- from him even though i've only known him just for -- actually, i've met him for one year in '99 before he passed. but from him i learned that you can make math become real by having students do different types of projects and by having them to work to get the motivation from the inside. >> a lot of us say we're not good at math. is that because we don't want to do it and that's just an excuse we're using, that we're not good at it? >> sometimes. it all depends o

i am appearing as an individual and on behalf of janis norrington, the oldest longtime resident of parkmerced. this includes a map of the united states geographic service, which indicates that parkmerced is one of the most dangerous areas of san francisco. is a level mined area, the most violent area of san francisco in terms of earthquakes. to build a high price -- a high- rise like that are proposing is very dangerous. i urge your continuance on this matter. think you very much. president miguel: kathy lenz. >> i am ms. ting. i support a continuance until january 11 or further out so we can have as much time to speak to individuals who are blind, hearing impaired, or elderly. those individuals -- many of them are not computer literate, cannot get down here, and were hoping very much you would come out to visit them there. many of the people who are working were hoping you could come on a weekend at 12 noon. thank you very much. president miguel: is there further public comment on items proposed for continuance? if not, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner antonini: i would