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Travels in virtual NoCal
Critiquing the Asian : The museum provides a forum for discussion
Autumn exhibits bring the bling : What’s up next
Top 7 hikes in Marin County : Happy trails to you
Cyclists get a new path : Across the Benicia Bridge
Burrito Justice : Cool SF site, good photos
Eating for the farmers : Event Sept. 1
Farm [...]
Posted: August 28th, 2009 under links.
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Travels in virtual NoCal
Eating near the Asian Art Museum : Good Vietnamese options near Civic Center
250 things to do in San Francisco (pdf) : At what point to lists get so big as to be useless?
Using SF to rally opposition to stimulus spending : We’re a reliable target
San Francisco 1941 : A Flickr photo set
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Posted: August 21st, 2009 under links.
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Travels in virtual NoCal
“Gap founder’s amazing art collection may leave San Francisco” : Plus, death panels will execute seniors (the Fisher press campaign rolls out)
Max Klinger at the Legion : “The exhibit is small but beautifully planned”
Burning Man says all your photos are ours : But only for the next 70 years
Visualizing the Hayward Fault [...]
Posted: August 14th, 2009 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
At the Shipyard : A history of Burning Man
SFMOMApreparing for celebration of its 75th year : “a pioneering force in art worldwide and an unparalleled destination for the people of the San Francisco Bay Area” might be a little strong, but still …
San Francisco’s graffiti : More “character-driven” than elsewhere?
Using SF to rally opposition [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2009 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
Google mapper busted : In the Presidio
Create your own SF map : Via SFist
Memorial to the Abraham Lincoln Brigade : It’s near the Villancourt Fountain
The old old Academy of Sciences building : It was on Market Street before the fire
Chronicle “exposé” was aimed at protecting Newsom : According to Randy Shaw of Beyond Chron
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Posted: July 24th, 2009 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
Art of the African savanna at the de Young : 60 sculptures by artists of the Luba, Songye, Chokwe, and Luluwa cultures
Namastenancy not impressed by de Young preview : An overbearing “stench of class and power”
Frisco Psychedelia : Vintage posters exhibited in Denver
East Bay unemployment at all-time high : “This is the deepest we’ve [...]
Posted: June 19th, 2009 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
A review of SFMOMA’s new website : It’s not all bad
SF phoenix : Alamo Square has arisen
Which areas of S.F. voted for Prop. 8? : There were several
San Francisco dope-buying guide : Courtesy the Office of National Drug Control Policy
Another effort at city-wide WiFi : Will it work?
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Posted: November 21st, 2008 under links.
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Virtual travels in NoCal
SFWATER.ORG : GoSolarSF Program Description : City residents are eligble for $3000-6000 credits for installing solar panels
Why San Francisco is no. 1 : For young professionals, according to Forbes
Mexican Museum plan resurrected : Si, se puede
SF’s New Museum of Performance & Design : Seriously?
San Francisco Views from Golden Gate Heights : A [...]
Posted: August 1st, 2008 under links.
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Linking fourth . . .
“Those who desire to give up freedom in order to gain security will not have, nor do they deserve, either one.” — Benjamin Franklin
San Francisco Mission district murals : Ay candela!
Portuguese influence on San Leandro : Bem-vindo
China tourism to the city could double : ??
Free San Francisco walking tours : Can’t [...]
Posted: July 4th, 2008 under links, restaurants, safety.
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Virtual NoCal
Photo Tour of a San Francisco Tugboat
Concrete Art
Berkeley International Food Festival
California fires map
Guerrilla gardening in San Francisco
BART likes Europeans
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Posted: June 27th, 2008 under links.
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Virtual NoCal . . .
Visionaries thinking hotel on Alcatraz
Contemporary Jewish Museum preview
Playland-Not-at-the-Beach
Yet another SF neighborhood map (but a good one)
San Francisco Brewers Guild
Top 5 SF restaurants?
FV incoming links
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Posted: June 6th, 2008 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
An extensive San Francisco blogroll
Mount Flushmore : an enduring legacy
The Privatization of Golden Gate Park
LA Times on California gay marriage
Mona Brooks’ photo bBlog
One Heart Press: letterpress printing
Just in time for the heat wave: Frisco al fresco
San Francisco on a budget (about.com guide for tourists)
Maintaining bohemia in a gentrifying San Francisco
FV incoming links
Posted: May 16th, 2008 under links.
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Noted about the bay.
The star girl
Manolo Valdés bronzes
The Politics of homelessness
“Country Elegance” comes to Woodside
The return of roller derby?
Giants stadium a fan favorite
The lost art of mass transiting
FV incoming links
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Posted: May 9th, 2008 under links.
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Virtual NoCal
Gray whales in San Francisco Bay drawing a crowd
Oakland overtaken by green glass trend
Berskeley’s trend-setting history
Wanting to work for Oakland
Transbay plan would sprout new S.F. skyline
Lung Assn. rates Bay Area’s air quality
FV incoming links
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Posted: May 2nd, 2008 under links.
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Touring virtual NoCal
Junker on SF Art Institute and violence against animals
Art and history clash in SF (NYT on Fisher Museum)
San Francisco steam coffee?
Life in the Bay Area (UCSF)
49-mile scenic drive
San Francisco Bay currents
Hidden Bay Area Beaches
Posted: April 4th, 2008 under links.
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Friday Roundup
Links of the week
Ten tips for San Francisco tourists
Hiking on Pleasanton Ridge
Taqueria La Cumbre
Prisoners Literature Project
Planning director on hook for boyfriend’s mansion meltdown
Californians Sitting on Toxic Couches
Too-Much-Coffee Man
Posted: February 29th, 2008 under links.
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Friday Roundup | Link Love
I go Frisco!
Local Tibetan Buddhists find a new home
Presidio museum a done deal?
Bay Area newspaper publisher cutting workers
Newcomer’s Handbook for Moving to and Living in the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco’s Best Restaurants at Epicurious.com
Looking for a Taste of S.F.
Link Love
Recently linking in
Which of these city trees is which?
Posted: February 22nd, 2008 under links.
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Friday Roundup | Link Love
A week of travel in virtual NoCal
Bourbon & Branch
10th Annual Balloon Twisters Convention
Coyotes on the Prowl in San Francisco Again
Patty Hearst wins best bitch award
Bayflicks.net
Link Love
Recently linking in
The city in six minutes
Kids, smurfs await Chinese mini-landscapes
Posted: February 15th, 2008 under links.
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Friday Roundup | Link Love
Notes from a week of travel in virtual NoCal.
Fisher Presidio Museum moves ahead
Lunar New Year Events
Little-known S.F. gem may be lost
Jan Haag on San Francisco in excelsis in extremis
Duarte’s Tavern, Pescadero
San Francisco Antiquarian
San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print, & Paper Fair
Link Love
Who’s linking here
French Laundry swoon song
Comparing your pad with the mean price
Curbed SF: Monday pm [...]
Posted: February 1st, 2008 under links.
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Notes from a week of travel in virtual NoCal.
Blue Bottle Cafe open for business
112 Bay Area languages
New SF culture czar
West Coast style
Arts of Pacific Asia show
Posted: January 25th, 2008 under links.
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Notes from a week of travel in virtual NoCal.
Where’s the San Andreas Fault?
More free wireless promises
A new gourmet ghetto?
111 nude women on couches
Pebble Beach Trail Rides
Posted: January 18th, 2008 under links.
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Notes from a week of travel in virtual NoCal.
Group fighting art museum wants Presidio listed as “endangered”
San Francisco punk posters
Take the San Francisco vampire tour
KRON for sale
Uncle Donald’s Castro Street
SF Station’s top ten restaurants of 2007
Posted: January 11th, 2008 under links.
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