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      San Francisco part two: Girls Gone Touristy
      As the bookend to my BlogHer adventure, I've decided to show you the second part of my trip in pictures. BlogHer ended Sunday so my friend Sarah (who is also the first friend I made in Chicago) met me at the hotel and we were off!Sadly we weren't "Girls Gone Wild" but we did cover a lot of the tourist attractions in the city in the two days we had together. Below is my montage for you all. Oh I ha

      Written by: The Everyday Adventures of Me in the City


      San Francisco 49ers presale today in San Francisco - pre-sale password
      The San Francisco 49ers pre-sale code is now available: During this special pre-sale you can buy San Francisco 49ers tickets before the public. Here are the San Francisco 49ers game details:San Francisco 49ersCandlestick Park, San Francisco, CA vs. Green Bay PackersSat, Aug 16, 2008 06:00 PM vs. San Diego ChargersFri, Aug 29, 2008 07:00 PM vs. Arizona CardinalsSun, Sep 7, 2008 01:15 PM vs. Detroi

      Written by: WiseGuys Presale Passwords


      Welcome to San Francisco
      San Francisco is one of America’s top tourist destinations, this cosmopolitan city known all over the world for its ethnical communities and picturesque terrain. It becomes the favorite destination especially in March to May and September to October. Visiting this city in those peak seasons will make you difficult in finding the best accommodation with [...]

      Written by: cmImages


      San Francisco part one: BlogHer '08
      After three crazy days, a run-in with hotel security, a cheeseburger party, damaging photos, many late nights and one early morning, BlogHer ’08 is officially closed for this year. And now it’s 1:15 a.m. San Fran time and I’m blogging because I can’t seem to fall asleep yet. That will be painful tomorrow. Anyhow, my time in San Fran for the conference has been amazing. Truly eye-opening an

      Written by: The Everyday Adventures of Me in the City


      City of San Francisco officially condemns Catholic Church
      Those who are promoting the homosexual agenda are using time-proven tactics which have been employed by secular humanists for some time now. In the words of Ralph Martin, "First, a plea is issued for a dominantly Christian society to 'tolerate' what appears to be a deviant behavior. Then pressure is applied to place the deviant behavior on an equal footing with traditional Christian values. Secula

      Written by: La Salette Journey


      San Francisco City and County Board Attack Catholic Church
      Will Be Challenged In Court For Violating ConstitutionA San Francisco city and county board resolution that officially labeled the Catholic church's moral teachings on homosexuality as "insulting to all San Franciscans," "hateful," "defamatory," "insensitive" and "ignorant" will be challenged tomorrow in court for violating the Constitution's prohibition of government hostility toward religion.Res

      Written by: Mainstream Iowan


      June 2008 San Francisco Home Sales Data is Here!
      The latest market report is here. (You can also view previous market updates by selecting the archives on the upper right portion of the screen). Unfortunately, things don’t look awesome.  I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this time around, it’s not just sales volume that’s down, but median prices are dipping too.  [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Alojamiento barato en San Francisco
      Cuando se viaja a una ciudad frecuentemente asediada por el turismo y el mundo de los negocios, no es fácil encontrar alojamiento a buen precio. La demanda se dispara y los precios suben como la espuma. Eso también ocurre en uno de los destinos de moda de este verano. Entre ellos, seguramente debido a la debilidad del dólar, San Francisco.A través del blog de Frommer’s nos enteramos que exis

      Written by: Viaja Blog


      Roti Indian Bistro - San Francisco, California
      Located in the West Portal district of San Francisco, Roti Indian Bistro is a small yet wonderful restaurant serving eclectic Indian food. A place that's really hard to get reservations for, we were finally able to make it to this restaurant last week for dinner, and everyone at the table was happy with what we got. But as a chef and a food-critic who loves trying out new restaurants, I personally

      Written by: Fun and Food


      iPhone Line 2.0 in San Francisco!
      iPhone Line 2.0 in San Francisco! Well for all that trouble, the phones did not work!Tags: iPhone 2.0, iPhone 3G, iPhone in San FranciscoCopyright © 2005-2008 SnapVoip, Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.

      Written by: VoIP IP Telephony


      San Francisco Auto Repair Shop For Sale Leads BizBen Top 20
      BizBen viewers top selections yesterday included a San Francisco Auto Repair Shop, an Imperial Beach Coin Laundry, a Orange County Car Wash, a SW Riverside Salon & Day Spa, a Oakland/Auto Row Automotive Repair, as some of the more popular California small and mid-sized businesses for sale that were advertised and reviewed by business buyers, business broker/agents intermediaries, and business owne

      Written by: Business Broker Directory California


      Aquarium of the Bay San Francisco
      If you are planning to visit San Francisco chances are you will end up at Fisherman's Wharf. Along with the usual tourist attractions you will find San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay. This aquarium is a unique nature center that focuses on locals, aquatic animals of the San Francisco Bay. The Aquarium of the Bay has two walk through clear tunnels where you can get up close to various types of se

      Written by: California Destination Guide


      Poções de Videoclipes - Pink Floyd at the Fillmore West in San Francisco - 1970
      Merlinus curando o restinho da ressaca tricolor e prometendo voltar amanhã com o mestre Wakeman.Nesse interim :-)) aproveito para colocar em 3 partes, um show do Pink Floyd - banda prog do coração da Samantha aqui - no Fillmore West em San Francisco em 1970. Muito legal para quem quer ver um show bem intimista e prog do Pink. Estou colocando em ingles, a resenha do show e o set list e logo apó

      Written by: Merlinus & Samantha Poções do Progressivo


      San Francisco Bay Area Residents Take Stand Against HRC
      "On Saturday, July 26th, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) is hosting its annual San Francisco gala dinner and fund raiser at the Westin St. Francis hotel. They’ll raise money, cheer and applaud their apparent successes in Washington DC, announce a sudden, renewed interest in marriage, and claim that they are advancing the nation’s LGBT agenda.But we in San Francisco’s LGBT community are prepa

      Written by: Queers United


      San Francisco
      Traveling and exploring can be said to be intensely connected to the human being. I think that’s why I like to travel so much. One of my favorite locations is San Francisco and online you got a company called Trusted Tours & Attractions that has loads things to do in San Francisco. When I was in San [...]

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      Wwwsaldana dds sfcom Leads The Way In San Francisco Dental Care
      San Francisco Dental CareSan Francisco Dental Care has become a well organized and highly competitive scenario, providing a range of options for its residents. Captivating Smile! It costs nothing but brightens ones day. Among your friends, family and acquaintances, very few are aware of the latest techniques and trends in San Francisco dental care can brighten up their looks with that million doll

      Written by: sport


      Speaking at SMX Local Mobile 2008 in San Francisco
      I’m honored this year to be presenting at SMX Local Mobile. For those unfamiliar, SMX (Search Marketing Expo) Local Mobile is the only annual search marketing conference that I know of devoted to strategies and tactics for local and mobile search. It’s organized by search marketing veterans and Search Engine Land writers Chris Sherman and Greg Sterling and features a number of other respectabl

      Written by: Natural Search and Mobile SEO Blog


      And then I went to San Francisco for a few hours
      San Francisco, CAJune 17, 2008I went on a whirlwind tour of SF and saw a lot of things. Like this really big hill.This tower on another hill.And a certain prison in the bay.And this famous bridge.A place known for its chocolatey goodness.Some silly animals at the pier.A building covered in flowers.And the tiniest car shop ever.tags: Travel Photo San Francisco California

      Written by: The Pineapple Report


      San Francisco 49ers sign Barry Sims
      The former offensive tackle of Oakland Raiders Barry Sims signed a two year deal with the San Francisco 49ers last Monday and the financial dealings were not disclosed by both the parties. The agent of Sims, Ken Vierra, said that Sims is very much happy to be playing for the 49ers [...]

      Written by: Football IMO


      Meeting Moore, Internet Archive, PLoS, Flickr in San Francisco
      I’ve gotten my pictures online from my San Francisco trip.  The city was everything I always hoped it would be, and I really loved it there.  I had the opportunity to meet with diverse people that all intersect with various aspects of my job (now being refered to as my career).  From The Moore Foundation [...]

      Written by: fak3r


      San Francisco 2008 Pride Events Calendar
      SATURDAY, JUNE 28Pink Triangle Installation & Commemoration Ceremony: Friends of the Pink Triangle is a group of volunteers who, on a tiny budget, construct a gigantic pink triangle on Twin Peaks that can be seen for 20 miles. The Pink Triangle has been installed for each Pride Weekend since 1996, as a visible yet mute reminder of man's inhumanity to man. The goal is to educate others to what can

      Written by: Lesbian Dating & Relationships


      San Francisco District Attorney Speaks about Supreme Court Ruling
      San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris said both the Housing Authority ban and the local trigger-lock requirement appear to be vulnerable under the ruling.The ruling "leaves open for dispute and interpretation some of the existing laws that we have restricting or regulating gun ownership and use," said Harris, who was co-author of a brief signed by 18 prosecutors around the nation urging th

      Written by: We The People


      Get Real The Latest San Francisco Real Estate Updates
      Just a little blurb to let you know that I’ve just addes a new market report feature to the blog.  If you just can’t get enough San Francsco real estate market updates between this blog and The City Update(TM), you now have one more option when it comes to getting the latest deets on what the market is [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      The Daily Buzz: San Francisco May Name A Sewage Treatment Plant After George W. Bush & Unbelievable Pictures Of Genetically Modified Organisms
      -San Francisco may name a sewage treatment plant after George W. Bush.-Check out this very revealing chart regarding what has happened to the price of food.-Virginia electricity customers are bracing for an 18 percent increase in their power bills next month.-U.S. new home sales are down 40% over the past year.-Finally, you've got to see these freaky pictures of the incredibly bizarre genetically

      Written by: Shattered Paradigm


      San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Condo Sales May 2007 vs. May 2008
      Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.). Check back next week for more statistics. Fast Facts           Condominiums           District 1 May 2007 May 2008 Number of Sales 17 15 Median Selling Price 905,000 85

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      RV Today Archive - San Francisco - Part 2
      As shown in Part 1, San Francisco is full of beautiful and interesting sights. However, driving an RV through San Francisco, with its crooked streets, is not always a good idea. But, do not despair. In this video, popular TV host Stew Oleson shows us the great San Francisco RV Resort next to the [...]

      Written by: The Official Blog of the Open Road


      INDONESIA DAY 2008 DI UNION SQUARE, SAN FRANCISCO
      SABTU, 26 JULI 2008, 11.00 AM No.: 236/PENS/VI/ 08Dalam rangka menyambut HUT Proklamasi Kemerdekaan RI ke-63 tanggal 17 Agustus 2008, panitia penyelenggara yang terdiri dari mahasiswa dan masyarakat Indonesia di San Francisco, Bay Area dengan dukungan Konsulat Jenderal Republik Indonesia di San Francisco akan menyelenggarakan acara “Indonesia Day 2008” di San Francisco yang akan diadakan pad

      Written by: Karo Cyber Community


      Open Shutter to the Past: San Francisco in Pictures - Ocean Beach Cleanup (1948)
        Welcome back to Photo Friday - my little way of taking a break from San Francisco Real Estate and instead blogging about our great City’s past instead. All photos are published with permission from the San Francisco History Center and San Francisco Public Library. The word around the weather channels is that this weekend is going to [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Best Motels Prices in San Francisco
      Online Search for Motels in San Francisco, CAby Salvador PaezSan Francisco has long been admired as one of the greatest cities in the United States. Its many attractions like the Golden Gate Bridge offer views and chills like no other city. it is a very unique city, hence all its visitors. And this originality and spirit make it a haven for tourists who wish to stay in motels.Motel is a term in wh

      Written by: YTB World Travel & Vacation Blog


      Detroit Tigers @ San Francisco Giants - MLB
      Os Tigers tem finalmente voltado a mostrar bom baseball, ao conseguirem ontem a sua 9 vitoria em 11 jogos! Antes disso, tinham andado aflitos porque simplesmente, não conseguiam acertar com o ataque, algo que era muito esperado com esta equipa. Hoje metem no monte Galarraga, que vem de um bom jogo contra os Dodgers, onde [...]

      Written by: Apostas Desportivas


      Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco
      The Transamerica Pyramid is the tallest and most recognizable skyscraper in the San Francisco skyline. Built on the location of the historic Montgomery Block, it has a structural height of 260 meters (853 feet) and contains 48 floors of retail and office space. Construction began in 1969 and finished in 1972. It is currently ranked [...]

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      ELTON JOHN’S VIRGINITY IN SAN FRANCISCO
      Singing legend Elton John has fond memories of San Francisco, California in the early 1970s - because he lost his virginity to a man there.The rock star was an overnight sensation in America on his first tour and decided to celebrate with a sex session at the city’s Miyako Hotel. He recalls, “The first [...]

      Written by: Showbiz News & Celebrity Gossip


      Homeward Bound - The Incredible Journey / Homeward Bound II - Lost In San Francisco (DVD)
      Homeward Bound - The Incredible Journey / Homeward Bound II - Lost In San Francisco (DVD)By Don Alder Buy new: $17.9949 utilised and new from $11.66 Customer Rating: First tagged “disney” by Orionappollo [...]

      Written by: Little Kids Stuffs


      Yahoo and Google seal online advertising deal - SAN FRANCISCO
      Yahoo and Google seal online advertising deal  - SAN FRANCISCO   SAN FRANCISCO - YAHOO and Google have entered a much-debated alliance to put the Internet search giant’s expertise to work pumping money from its floundering rival’s online advertising. Yahoo hopes the alliance will bolster its sagging fortunes and help stave off a campaign by billionaire corporate raider [...]

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      Open Shutter to the Past: San Francisco in Pictures - West Portal Tunnel (1920)
      Welcome back to Photo Friday - my little way of taking a break from San Francisco Real Estate and instead blogging about our great City’s past instead. All photos are published with permission from the San Francisco History Center and San Francisco Public Library. I swear - it seems that more and more often, idiots people [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      A Big Green Tax Cut; San Francisco Intensifies Solar Grant Efforts
      San Francisco is looking to get off the grid and save money with a vast solar pushIndependent solar power efforts are growing rapidly. With a number of businesses providing unique, online-coordinated installation options, individuals and small businesses are adopting the technology. And part of the new rate of adoption is thanks to local government grants. Many cities and states give citizens la

      Written by: High-Tech and IT


      Delays at San Francisco - Daily Travel Photo
      When there is bad weather in San Francisco the delays get crazy because the runway layout at SFO limits the takeoffs and landings during bad weather. Last Tuesday there were only 3 on-time flights on this arrivals board. Yikes!

      Written by: The Flying Critic Travel Blog


      San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Single Family Home Sales May 2007 vs. May 2008
      Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.). Check back next week for more statistics. Fast Facts     Single Family Homes     District 1 May 2007 May 2008 Number of Sales 18 26 Median Selling Price 1,597,500 1,433,642 Average

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      San Francisco & Liquid Eyeliner
      Getting to San Francisco certainly wasn’t easy (to put it mildly), so I knew the city MUST have good things in store for me and other members of the Coutorture team.   I have searched every drugstore in New York for L’Oreal’s Lineur Intense felt tip liquid eyeliner.  After working for Lancome for 7 months, I [...]

      Written by: Style IT


      Four Days in San Francisco - Part II
      Day three found us driving towards the Monterey-Carmel area. To the south of the city. We drove through Silicon Valley looking for the Mystery Spot, but the tickets were all sold out. Just before we reached Monterey we stopped at Moss’s Landing to see the sea lions. Young ones climbing on top of their elders, the elders basking in the sun on a cold day. Some fighting, pushing. It was a riot. It

      Written by: Karma Calling


      San Francisco City Hall, San Francisco
      The City Hall of San Francisco, California, opened in 1915, in its open space area in the city’s Civic Center, is a Beaux-Arts monument to the brief “City Beautiful” movement that epitomized the high-minded American Renaissance of the period 1880-1917. The present building is actually a replacement for an earlier City Hall that was completely [...]

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      May 2008 San Francisco Home Sales Data is Here!
      The latest market report is here. (You can also view previous market updates by selecting the archives on the upper right portion of the screen). And guess what - for the first time since May of 2007, single family home year over year sales volume has increased! Of course, condos, lofts and TIC’s are still [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Awesome Intensivist Opportunity in San Francisco, California
      Company: VISTA Search & Consulting (Staffing Firm/Recruiters) Location: San Francisco, CA 94102 Category: Critical Care Posted: Jun. 05, 2008 Job Type: Full-time Level: Fellow Degree: MD, Doctoral, or Equivalent Deadline: Open until filled Description & Requirement Vista Physician Search and Consulting is partnering with a client on the coast of California seeking an Intensivist who is B

      Written by: 101 Global Jobs - Healthcare


      Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco
      There are hundreds of landmarks located on every postcard that you purchase in tourist shops. We all have seen the Eiffel Tower, Times Square, and an abundance of other natural beauties. After all, these are our favorite purchases when we visit a national landmark. While these are all quite popular, the Golden Gate Bridge is probably the most stunning. Nestled in beautiful California, this destina

      Written by: nara travel guide in the world


      San Francisco Giants @ Washington Nationals - MLB
      Hoje os Giants terão no montinho um dos meu pitchers favoritos, Tim Linceum, que tem um recorde de 7 - 1 e um ERA de 2.24. Ele é um pitcher que costuma aguentar um grande numero de entradas, e alem de ser um óptimo pitcher também tem certa eficiência no bastão. Pelo lado dos Nationals [...]

      Written by: Apostas Desportivas


      Four Days in San Francisco - Part I
      On a cool spring morning, just as the sun broke out in the eastern sky, five people and four bags piled themselves in to a large taxi and hurried away to catch a plane. To San Francisco. Chip, his parents and his grandparents. A red backpack, one large bag – the kind you would take for a 2 week trip to India (don’t ask, it was filled with diapers I had no intention of putting on Chip’s butt)

      Written by: Karma Calling


      Open Shutter to the Past: San Francisco in Pictures - SF’s First Parking Meter (1947)
      Welcome back to Photo Friday - my little way taking a break from San Francisco Real Estate and instead blogging about our great City’s past instead. All photos are published with permission from the San Francisco History Center and San Francisco Public Library. I frickin hate parking meters.  Seriously.  I get a few tickets a month [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Recycling Electronics in San Francisco and Silicon Valley
      GreenCitizen provides convenient, accountable, and safe solutions that make it easy for individuals and business to recycling electronics responsibly—helping to save the environment from harmful electronic waste. GreenCitizen's educational/drop-off centers in San Francisco and Los Altos, lectures, community programs and...

      Written by: Earth & Economy


      [USA] Postdoc - Respiratory Biology / Electrophysiology University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
      NIH funded position available immediately to identify respiratory pattern generating or chemosensory neurons in tadpole hindbrain using optical and electrophysiological methods. The projects overall aim is to understand the cellular basis of respiratory pattern generation in the tadpole and to determine how this changes during the transition from aquatic to aerial respiration.A background in some

      Written by: Free Scholarship International


      San Francisco Home Sales Data - May 2008
      It’s summer.  Seriously!  I know it’s overcast and cloudy, but it’s June, and that means the summer real estate buying season is at hand. As I do every month, I ran the latest sales figures from the month of May for you. The numbers this month don’t really have a common thread - except that sales volume [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      In San Francisco - If You Snooze, You Lose - Even in This Real Estate Market
      2 Different Days. 2 Separate Clients. 2 Homes. What do they have in common? In the last two days, two separate buyers that I have been working with have experienced the exact same situation.  Both have an ideal vision of what their future home will look like, and both have high standards for this future home - meaning it’s not the [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Baker Beach San Francisco
      Baker Beach is both a national and state beach and part of the Presidio. About a mile long this sandy beach is famous for it's view of the famed Golden State Beach. Baker beach is also a destination for nude sun bathing so don't be surprised to see people laying on the beach in a natural state. Swimming is dangerous due to the strong currents and cold water. Most people come for the view (Golden G

      Written by: California Destination Guide


      Postdoc - Respiratory Biology / Electrophysiology,University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
      NIH funded position available immediately to identify respiratory pattern generating or chemosensory neurons in tadpole hindbrain using optical and electrophysiological methods. The projects overall... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      In Traffic Waiting to Cross the Bay Bridge, San Francisco - Daily Travel Photo
      On my way to SFO from Berkeley I got stuck in traffic waiting to cross the Bay Bridge. BART is faster when there is traffic but this time I had a car. I like how the sunset created amazing shadows in the clouds.

      Written by: The Flying Critic Travel Blog


      My Trip Review - San Francisco, California, USA - Dias Family - March 29 2008
      This trip exceeded our expectations ~ we had a fabulous time! The food was wonderful, the trips were amazing and having everything so well planned out was incredible! Everything we did was an adventure. Luis, our guide, was the best ~ we learned so much of the history and current culture of Belize from him.Many many thanks to Karen, David & Wani for a trip of a lifetime!We hope to see you all a

      Written by: Adventure Travel and Belize Vacations Blog


      Alamo Square, San Francisco, California
      Alamo Square is a residential neighborhood and park in San Francisco, California. Both are located in the Western Addition, a part of the city’s fifth Supervisorial district, and are served by several Muni bus lines including the 5, 21, 22, and 24. Alamo Square Park consists of six city blocks at the top of a [...]

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      San Diego or San Francisco?
      Good morning guys, its my day off again!! I love t!! Ive been working for 8 hrs a day now since last week. I dont really like it cause it makes me feel tired all the time. Its good that im off now ill just stay in bed and relax.Anyways, im excited this sunday cause it's my 1 yr. marriage anniversary. It's a 1 yr. of fighting the homesickness and adjusting my life here in US(lol). We have plan to g

      Written by: Jackie-Reese Simply Pinay


      San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: 2-4 Unit Sales April 2007 vs. April 2008
      Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.). Check back next week for more statistics. Fast Facts 2-4 Units District 1 April 2007 April 2008 Number of Sales 7 8 Median Selling Price 1,450,000 1,380,000 Average DOM 95 90 District 2

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Who’s Your City? Vancouver? Nanaimo? San Francisco?
      I recently saw an interview on CBC with “author, speaker, researcher, thought leader” Richard Florida, talking about his new book “Who’s Your City?” Florida did a study of US cities and his ideas are thought provoking. The following is a description of the book from amazon.com How the Creative Economy is Making the Place Where You Live the [...]

      Written by: Vancouver Reflections


      Eight Must Visiting Places In San Francisco
      Golden Gate Bridge: this is a tourist attraction that links the Marin County and San Francisco, this bridge endures about 100,000 cars every day. The bridge is over a mile long and it was built to withstand blowing winds of more than 100 miles per hour by swinging about 27 feet at its center. To [...]

      Written by: ARTICLEPREMIUM.COM


      May 27, 1937 A Day In San Francisco History: The Golden Gate Bridge Is Open
      Courtesy of One of the most recognizable, visited, and beautiful landmarks the world over, the Golden Gate Bridge was officially open for business this day May 27, 1937. Although the Bridge is not Golden in color, the official color is International Orange, it is golden in the hearts and minds of native San Franciscans. It [...]

      Written by: deansguide


      San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom displays his intolerance and hypocrisy
      "San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has blasted a proposal that would allow San Diego county clerks to decline to perform same-sex "marriages" on conscience grounds saying he is both 'shocked' and 'outraged' according to Reuters news service. Newsom was responding to an idea tabled on Wednesday by San Diego County to exempt clerks who had moral or religious objections to gay 'marriage' from officiat

      Written by: La Salette Journey


      ASIAN POP The Ides of May - San Francisco Chronicle
      ASIAN POP The Ides of MaySan Francisco Chronicle,  USA - 53 minutes ago… more than a visual soundtrack — something to have on in the background while they're playing "World of Warcraft" and IMing with 12 friends at once. … Written by Google Inc. and Powered by WordPress

      Written by: WOW News


      Questions for You Travelers: San Francisco
      I'm attending and speaking at the BlogHer '08 Conference this summer. I'm excited beyond words! I'm sharing a room with Shannon, speaking about blogging basics on Friday morning, and networking my little heart out. I've never been to San Francisco....

      Written by: Don't Try This at Home


      San Francisco Zoo
      The San Francisco Zoo is northern California's largest zoo. With it's location overlooking the Pacific Ocean the zoo is an ideal place to spend the day. Kids will really enjoy taking a ride on the historic Little Puffer miniature steam train and hopping on the Dentzel Carousel for a spin. With over 900 animals to view plan on spending at least four hours at the San Francisco Zoo. The San Francisc

      Written by: California Destination Guide


      We Left our Hearts in San Francisco (Part 2)
      Sunday (5/11/08) was filled with activity. We took a cab to the Golden Gate Park, the Exploratorium and the Palace of Fine Arts. The Golden Gate Park is HUGE so if you ever go, wear your tennis shoes and be prepared to walk for days! It is bigger than Central Park and is the largest urban park in the United States. The Golden Gate Park is comprised of wilderness, museums, playgrounds, two lake

      Written by: Raising California


      San Francisco, California, USA job: Web Manager at Architecture for Humanity
      Salary: commensurate with experience Location: San Francisco, California, 94107, United States Language(s): English Last day to apply: June 15, 2008 The Web Manager with Architecture for Humanity will be responsible for developing and maintaining our web sites; this includes www.architectureforhumanity.org and www.openarchitecturenetwork.org. In addition to helping the organization with the

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      A San Francisco Trip
      This is late in coming, but so be it. I recently went on a lovely, yet strangely difficult trip to San Francisco to meet with Paul Genesse, author of The Golden Cord (you can find the review here and my interview with the author here). So, here's how it went down:    Figuring out how to get to San Francisco without a car is actually a lot more difficult than you might think.

      Written by: The World in the Satin Bag


      Things I want to see while in San Francisco
      I’ve seen a few of these more then once but always want to see them again while there Exploratorium - Never been but want to go Alcatraz - Have my tickets already for this (going on the 29th) Pier 39 - Kinda hard not to miss China Town - Yum Alamo Square - Never been but seen it plenty [...]

      Written by: Heather's Blog


      San Francisco Property Opportunities 2008
      Introduction | Agenda | Sponsors | General Info | Contact us | Registration |

      Written by: Owen Gets Real


      Palace of Fine Arts/Exploratorium, San Francisco
      The Exploratorium is a public science museum, located in the Marina District at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California. It is one of San Francisco’s most popular museums, drawing over 500,000 people each year. Founded in 1969 by the physicist Dr. Frank Oppenheimer, the Exploratorium is dedicated to teaching science through hands-on [...]

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      Open Shutter to the Past: San Francisco in Pictures - The National Guard Armory (1912)
      Welcome back to Photo Friday - my little way of taking a break from San Francisco Real Estate and instead blogging about our great City’s past instead. All photos are published with permission from the San Francisco History Center and San Francisco Public Library. I was catching up on the local San Francisco blogs and [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      San Francisco Property Spotlight - 334 28th Street (and a little catching up to boot!)
      Welcome back to the “San Francisco Property Spotlight” brought to you by yours truly. I’ve realized I have neglected this little blog feature for far too long now.  Not only that, I haven’t even had the decency to keep you properly informed of the latest properties I shone my little spotlight on.  Shame on me!  Shame! [...]

      Written by: Luba's San Francisco Real Estate Blog


      Il macigno di Lego rotola a San Francisco
      La città di San Francisco ben si presta a far rotolare di tutto, lo spot Sony Bravia di qualche tempo fa insegna. Questi pazzi hanno creato un macigno composto da 5 milioni di mattoncini Lego e l'hanno fatto rotolare da Potrero Hill per tutta la strada in discesa. Non si sa se con qualche permesso o meno dato che a fine ripresa "travolgono" una macchina in sosta. Come ciliegina sulla torta, uno d

      Written by: BlueVolvox


      Il macigno di Lego rotola a San Francisco
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