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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 291. 046 FL 01.4 OIR AUTHOR Gonzales. Tony. Ed.; O'Connor. Roger, Ed. TITLE Foreign Language Folio. A Guide to Cultural Resources and Field Trip Opportunities in the San Francisco Bay Area for Teachers and Students of Foreign Languages, 1983-85, Alameda County Office of Education, Hayward, Calif Contra Costa County Dept. of Education, Pleasant Hill, Calif.; San Mateo County Office of Education, Redwood City, CA.; Santa Clara County Office of Education, San Jose, Calif. PUB DATE 83 NOTE 44p.: A joint project of the Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo,' and Santa Clara County, California Offices of Education. AVAILABLE FROM Contra.Costa'County Office of Education, 2371 Stanweli--Drive, Concord, CA 94520 (Attention: Folio) ($2.00, payable to County Treasurer and Tari Collector). PUB TYPE Reference Materials General (130) EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. SCRIPTORS Asian Americans; Chinese; *Cultural Activities; *Cultural Education; *Cultural Opportunities; Elementary 9econdary Education; *Field Trips; Filipino Americans; Films; French; German; Greek; Italian; Japanese; Korean; Museums; Portuguese; Publications; Regional Cooperation; Russian; *Second Language Instruction; Spanish; Tagalog; Tourism; *Urban Areas IDENTIFIERS *California (San Francisco); Esperanto ABSTRACT A listing of San Francisco area cultural resources and opportunities of use to foreign language teachers is presented. Included are the following: museums and galleries, schools, art sources, churches, clubs, cultural centers andorganizations, publications and publishing companies, restaurants, food stores and markets, travel and tourism, professional associations, radio and Aelevisionebroadcasis, theaters and cinemas, and performing arts for Asian, Chinese, Esperanto, French, Filipino, Greek, German, Italian, Japanese,. KoAan, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish cultures. A list of related general resources (not language-specific) of the same types is also included. The listings include addresses andwhen-. applicable, contact persOns, hours, and brief annotations, (MSE), *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.. ************************i********************************************** Uit DEPART/ACV O 11U4.1CA(KIN f'UN 044./141INA,,NST.Tt:TE ) = a 2: '0.: "`-' :' r 1 .4.40,44,w4m- *11, IMMIP:777"4"*L7,1911,1,4r"n**- FOR F. G N / AN; 'AGE F(I)I 10 nitah.4: I * 1983-85 ta- FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOLIO A Guide to Cultural Resources and Field Trip Opportunities in the San Francisco Bay Area for Teachers and Students of Foreign Languages 1983-85 r 4 ,, Alarna County °Hier! of Education' 'LLL nator, Iuf- tional Of,tvment t a County Office of Edu!,:ation ()f ccalre=4-17, Con.E;ultant (:ur riui. um and Lntructicm ! 1 Offfte of Edu[ar!oo Dc, f7;on?al,L5 r iwi nal tri (7..iJun! Eduri ( K0;1a4i, t dr 1 I rolc(_: t "v. DED !CATION 410 f 1 1. i I ) i!!p ro7!2! ti od in ts_4, .,c_o_lnL-; and through- !- nc in Era w.H .7;c(, R,ly :,v75 wf2i a,'; thc,: tat ef a . te uf t r 1 1 CA tJ' in F LI 1, 17f r ,p PEIEFACE The:forerunner of the Foreign Language Foliowas the French Folio, founded'in 1967 by Kenneth J. Ernst of the AlamedaCounty Office of Education. Through the efforts of Mary DuFort, Alameda County Office of Education; and Oreon Kesslar, Santa ClaraCounty Office of Education, resources in Spanish andGerman were allied. Other European and Asian language.resourceswere gradually added. Through the years, current entries have been-considerablyexpanded in the Folio. Fot example, some resources designed to expand the study of the cultural aspects of the languageare-now included.- Since 1970, the preparation of the Foreign Language Foliohas,been a joint project of the County Offices of EducatiOn of Alameda,' tContra- Costa, and Santa Clara. .The,San Mateo CourttyOffice Of' Education has' also joined the project. Every two years the Folio is revised. Form s. requesting updated information are sent to groups and organizations listedin the current issue. An addition, foreign language teachersand orga- nizations are:aiked to suggest new items. To submit corrections or new items to-be considered in the next revision, pleaseyse the form which is printed on the lastpage of this issue. The extent of the information in the Folio is limited toand dependent upon the information forms that are returned. A Individuals,:groups,. and organizatio 're responsible for the accuracy of the information they pro .fOr the Folio. The, .:. county offices reserve-the right to r exclude,any,informa- tion Provided, PLEASE NOTE: Directory listings of this kindare subject to constant revision since businesses move and phone. numbers frequently change. Updated information is appreciated. Please use the form in the back of this book, to provide such information. SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS FOR USING THE FOLIO Your class, club, or you yourself might wish to enjoy foreign cultural resources in the Bay Area. Some possibilities are: Having dinner at one of the many restaurants which feature foreign cuisine Touring one of the several museums.or galleries to see art from other cultures Arranging to visit the con plate or culturalCent!'" of the country whose language you are studying, or inviting the consul to visit your' school Seeing 4 movie or play in a foreign language 7 Listening to a foreign language radio brOadcast or watching a'television program You should determine the appropriateness for your students of. each activity considered. For example, the suitability of foreign langtage films, for young people varies so much that you need to preview each filNbefore arranging a gtoup visit to a theater. A; The Foreign Language folio -is organized alphabetically bylanguage. Sectionp of general fanguage resources follow. Current officers of professional organizations are listed with their addresses and/ or phone numbers, since most organizations do not have a perma- nent address. You will note that information regarding specific artists, exhi- bitions, film schedules,'or theater offeringS is lacking.Because of freqUent changes inTrograms, it is not feasible to list such information. Addresses and telephone,numbers'are givdn so that yoU may call or write. (Few phone listings are provided' for oUt- of-state entries.) Please write for, information._ When contacting- a gallery, restaurant, theater, orotfier resource, please mention that lt-was-tistedin,the,Foreign Language Folio. TABLEOF CONTENTS ASIAN ITALIAN Museums Clubs/Cultural Centers/Organizations 10 Schools Churches 11 Peiforming Arts 11 CHINESE. Publications/Publishing Companies 11 Art, Restaurants/Food Stores 4 11 Churches Stores/Itports 12 Clubs/Cultural Cnters/Organizations.2 Theaters/Films 12 .Travel/TbuAlism Museums 2 12 Publications/Publishing Companies 2 JAPANESE Restaurants/Food Stores/Markets 2 Travel/TouAipm Churches 12 Club's/Cultural Centers/Organizations 12 ESPERANTO 3 Publications/Publishing Companies 13 Restaurants FRENCH / Schools t...13 Travel /Tourism ,PrOfessional Associations 3 13 Broadcasts 4 KOREAN Churches 4 *Gallexies/Museums 4 Professional Association 14 Publications /Publishing CompanieS 4 Travel /Tourism 14 Restaurants/Food Stores 4 Schools 5 PORTUGUESE "Theaters /Films 6 Broadcasts. 14 Travel/Tourism 6 Churches 14 FILIPINO Clubs/Cultural Centers/Organizations 14 Publications/Publishing Comp-anies 14. Clubs/CulturarCenters/Organizations.S' Stores/Books/ImpOrts 15 Publications/Publishing CompanieS 7 Theaters /Films 15 Restaurants/Food Stores 7 Travel/Tourism 15 GREEK RUSSIAN =1, Clubs/Cultural Centers/Organizations 7 Schools 15 Performing Arts r 7 Stores/Imports 15 Travel/Tourism 7 Travel/Tourism 15 GERMAN SPANISH Clubs/Cultural Centers/Organizations.8 Professional Associations -15' Professional Associations 9 Broadcasts-Radio 16 Broadcasts 9 Broadcasts-74g1evision 16 Publications/Publishing Comp4nies..49 Church Services 16 Restaurants/ Food Stores...7.... ... 9 Clubs/Cultural Ceaers/Organizations17 Schools 9 Galleries/Museums/Missions 16 Stores/Imports 9 ,Libraries Travel/Tourism 10 Publications/Publishing Companies 19 Restaurants/Food Stores/Markets 22 Stores-Imports 23 Stores-Music 23 Theaters/Films 24 Travel/Tourism 24 -GENERAL ProfesS"ional Associations 25 Broadcasts-Radio' t 26 Broadcasts-Television.... ClubS/CUltural Centers/Organizations 27 County/State Offices of Education 27. Galleries/Museums 29 Performing Arts 30 Publications /Publishing Companies 30 Restaurants /Food Stores/Markets 32 Schools 32 Stores/Imports 33 Theaters/Films 33. Travel/Tourism 34 vh. I -. - M19.Nr-st,V.' ...so,: , . - I . : - . i 1 I . f: - . ; . - - - . ; - . .. : . - . 1 . - - - - . - . .. - , I . Thousand Oaks Baptist Church 1821 Catalina Ave. U.S.=China People's Friendship Berkeley, CA 94707 (415)526-3773 Association Chinese Language Program Chinese Sunday Service 50, Oak St., No. 502 (415)861-0537 Minister with Chinese. San Francisco, CA 94102 a a Call: (415) 863-0537 or in Sacramento A (916) 442-6658. CHINESE CLUBS/CULTURAL CENTERS/ORGANIZATIONS California Association for Asian-Pacific CHINESE MUSEUMS Bilingual Education (CAFABE) University orSin--trincisco Chinatown Wa it Museum MultiCultural Program/School of Education 361 Grant Ave. Turk Street San Francisco, Ca 94108. (415)981-4313 San Francisco, CA 94117 (415)666-6876 4j12 Resource: Bosita Galang CHINESE PUBLICATIONS/ PUBLISHINGCOMPANIES Chinese-American *men:A Club of Santa Clara County Eastwind Books-&-Arts, Inc. P.O. Box 5091 1435-A Stockton St. San Jose, CA 95050
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    NWS EMWIN Text Product Catalog (rev 210525) This document addresses the identification of text products appearing on the US National Weather Service (NWS) Emergency Managers Weather Information Network (EMWIN) service. Information on the image products on the EMWIN service is published here: https://www.weather.gov/media/emwin/EMWIN_Image_and_Text_Data_Capture_Catalog_v1.3d.pdf The information in this document identifies the data used by the NWS in the operation of the EMWIN dissemination service. The EMWIN service is available to the public on the NESDIS HRIT/EMWIN satellite broadcast from the GOES-East (GOES-16) and GOES-West (GOES-17) satellites, and on the NWS EMWIN FTP file service. Further information is available on the Documents tab of the NWS EMWIN web page: https://www.weather.gov/emwin/ Text products on the EMWIN service may be separated into two groups: International Products. International products – those received from countries outside the United States (US), its possessions and territories – are formatted to WMO standards per WMO Pub 386. Appendix A - AWDS Table, provides an explicit list of International text products by WMO header. Note - The US National Weather Service does release a smaller set of products grouped with the International Products by virtue of the absence of an AWIPS ID on the line immediately following the WMO header (see “US National Products” below). US National Products. US National products are formatted to WMO standards per WMO Pub 386, but include an AWIPS ID field on the line immediately following the WMO header. This field is six bytes in length consisting of four to six left-justified alpha-numeric characters and spaces to fill to the six byte field length where necessary.
  • Send2press Blue Online

    Send2press Blue Online

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