response to my appeal, page 6 of a, he has claimed that violated and tell my bathtub and shower and shanker move before filing the ipo, and that is certainly not the case at all. my appeal was filed on the eleventh. the demolition of my bathroom happened later. it is an hardly understand that i did not allow this to happen and then run out and file an appeal. i filed an appeal when i saw the work being done beneath me and the bathroom was ripped out so i could see the dirt floors. when they told me that i had two days with no suggestions or accommodations except that i could use the port of party provided for the construction workers, that is why i filed the appeal. additionally, i enjoyed living there without incident until the new owners had first visited my apartment for a walk-through. immediately following this, i became a member of the san francisco 10 and's union. it was through the union and some of the behavior towards me that i began to understand the intentions of the new owners of the building. i was meeting new people who had seemingly no agenda. that was the " but i overheard

country's president because he got a call that they tried to block the armored vehicle taking the shanker to the place of her detention but it worked dispersed by police. have a look at other world news and brief now fresh clashes in syria have seen at least ten die as government forces rounded on protesters in the city of how mark a six day crackdown has killed around two hundred people rallies intensified after the first friday prayers since the start of the holy month of ramadan international condemnation of the violence is growing and the u.s. is working on a new ways to influence the situation beyond the sanctions. killers government says it arrested almost nine hundred people during a violent protest which also saw ninety police officers injured the students and teachers were taking part in the latest demonstration for universal free education they barricaded streets with burning tires and occupied a t.v. channel to rally broadcast their message has been a series of large education rallies in recent weeks. trifle in a on its way to china leading to more than two hundred eighty thous

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the biggest challenge i think we have, um, is something that shanker said a long time ago. i said in 2004 or '5, shanker said beforehand, feldman, also one of my successors, mark tucker has just said recently how do we actually change schools to, how do we change schools from this industrial model to a knowledge model? and how do we use collective bargaining in if a class model? how do we actually do these kinds of things? so what i would like to see is let's try some of these experiences. green dot was one of the experiments we tried in the terms of seeing how you can mesh. in a 360-degree accountability system a lot of the tools teachers need, how do you mesh this? and i think given that we have this, you know, huge, um, this 15,000 school districts in the united states, 100,000 schools in the united states. we could try some of this kind of experimentation in a way to see can we, can we build on new systems? not the entire new system, but can we build some experiment places? >> >> a hot like charter schools. >> well, it was supposed to be a lot of what charter schools we

shanker and feldman said before hand how do we actually change schools from this industrial model to a knowledge model? how do use collective bargaining in a craft model? how do we do these kinds of things? some of these experiments. green got was one of those ideas. a lot of the tools and conditions that teachers need as well as the accountability that might patrol and others are talking about, how -- that mike patrella and others are talking about, how do you do these things? 100,000 schools in the united states. we could try some of this kind of experimentation. can we build a new system? not the entire system, but build some experiments like this. >> sort of like charter schools. >> it was supposed to be a lot of what charter schools were supposed to be, but look at what they have become. they are a lot of what -- they are a lot like the original system but without contracts. they have talked about extended time in the edwards moscow. it is not extended time -- in the edwards middle school. it is not extended time per se, but how you seuse it. they use the extended time to engage