Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:40 pm
Montgomery Blair High School's Online Student Newspaper

David Zheng

Online Entertainment Editor
David Zheng used to live in California but now he is trapped in Maryland. In his spare time, David likes to play sports in general, doze off in front of the computer, watch random movies, and eat ice cream. Although some may disagree, David is actually quite messy and random.

Stories Authored (26)

News »

Blair Robot Project competes at Washington, D.C. regional

by David Zheng | March 7, 2009
Television »

Super Bowl ads sink with economy

by Monica Wei and David Zheng | Feb. 5, 2009
Entertainment »

Screen Actors Guild resume talks amidst strike threat

by David Zheng | Feb. 4, 2009
Entertainment »

Winter concert heats up the night

by David Zheng | Dec. 14, 2008
Music »

Sites for sounds

by David Zheng and Monica Wei | Dec. 4, 2008
Restaurant Reviews »

Burger Showdown: Revolution

by David Zheng, Sean Howard and Bryan Huang | Nov. 6, 2008
Television »

On your marks, get set, TiVo!

by David Zheng, Jeremy Gradwohl and Sophia Deng | Sept. 22, 2008
Movies »

Summer movie preview

by David Zheng and Monica Wei | June 2, 2008
Music »

Spring orchestra concert hits all the right notes

by David Zheng | May 19, 2008
Features »

Start your engines

by David Zheng | April 25, 2008
International »

International Night dazzles

by David Zheng | April 15, 2008
Desserts »

Sticky rice balls

by David Zheng and Monica Wei | March 17, 2008
Blair »

No varsity, no problem

by David Zheng | March 15, 2008
Restaurant Reviews »

Bob's 88 - pitch in the pot

by David Zheng | Feb. 17, 2008
Movies »

"Bucket" is full of holes

by David Zheng | Jan. 13, 2008
Movies »

One "Call" not worth taking

by David Zheng | Jan. 7, 2008
Features »

What money can't buy

by David Zheng | Jan. 4, 2008
Local »

Second annual Academy Day to be held Tuesday

by David Zheng | Dec. 16, 2007
Op/Ed »

Do Blair's policies make the grade?

by David Zheng | Nov. 24, 2007
Movies »

A rusty "Saw" doesn't cut it

by David Zheng | Oct. 29, 2007
Local »

Blair joins Smart Sacks to combat childhood hunger

by David Zheng | Oct. 20, 2007
Local »

Pinnacle implemented across county

by David Zheng | Oct. 3, 2007
Food »

Delicious slices of the moon

by David Zheng | Sept. 26, 2007
Movies »

"Extinction" of originality

by David Zheng | Sept. 25, 2007
Movies »

"Stardust" shines

by David Zheng | Aug. 13, 2007
Local »

Montgomery County Agricultural Fair opens its gates

by David Zheng | Aug. 13, 2007

Songs Reviewed (1)

ArtistTrackRating
Chris DaughtryFeels Like Tonight
4 stars

Galleries (4) Rice balls

How to eat with a hot pot
Teachers

Pictures (23)

Freshman Julian Lofton delivers a emotional solo in Benny Golson's jazz ballad, "I Remember Clifford."
Blair's symphonic orchestra continues to put on a fantastic show for the packed audience.
The Symphonic Orchestra played an exciting and energetic "Rienzi Overture" by Wagner.
Conductor Dustin M. Doyle began the night by introducing the String Orchestra's first piece, Bach's "Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott."
Make crater at center ball with thumb and insert filling. Watch out: this is the trickiest step of the recipe!
Cover with powder and serve warm!
Cook in boiling water and remove balls with strainer.
Pinch dough around to cover the filling and roll back up into a ball.
Roll up inch-wide balls.
After adding water, knead dough to a fine, smooth blob.
Add honey to clump sugar and black sesame or peanut mixture together.
Sticky rice balls are made in two parts: fillings of crushed peanut flour or black sesame powder (others such as red bean paste work as well) and rice balls of glutinous rice flour and almond powder.
Fish out the cooked items that are ready (experimentation may be needed) and enjoy!
Place the uncooked food into the pot and give ample time to cook.
Turn on the stove and allow the broth to come to a boil.
…and a meat portion. Diners can mix their own sauces from a variety of sauce choices and condiments.
…a large platter of a variety of vegetables, seafood and rice noodles.
Hot pot orders come with a steel pot filled with chicken broth (normal or spicy) on built-in user-operated stoves…
Blair's own progress report card with grades for the ID policy, six minute passing/lockout, Pinnacle/Edline and advisories.
Blair's own progress report card with grades for the ID policy, six minute passing/lockout, Pinnacle/Edline and advisories.
Moon cake is a traditional dessert for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Amusement rides and game booths line the fair's streets.
Nicole Hopkins stands in her AP Environmental Science and Biology classroom.