The 49er Train Just Left The Station
For all the bold talk by the Mayor, the Senator and others who were hoping for a different outcome, it looks like the inevitable move by the 49ers has reach escape velocity. The moment where we start to hang our heads as San Franciscans can officially begin.
Trying To Save The Bullet Train
When it comes to super expensive infrastructure projects that have no immediate need or impact on the average person’s lives, politicians get antsy. And when politicians get antsy, they start to talk about killing said project because there’s a lack of need or it doesn’t make financial sense when there are some many other priorities. It’s a circular argument that currently happening to the Bullet Train.
“Gay” Songs for the Holidays
The word “gay” has a variety of meanings, so when the HuffingtonPost featured a post, “The 21 Gayest Christmas Songs”, my curiosity was piqued. Was it going to be something rude, something serious or not? Well, it was a funny post for many reasons.
Where To Now?
With the 49ers pulling away from the rest of the NFC West, the Niners are on the way to their best season in a decade. And with the 26-0 stomping of the Rams last Sunday, where does the team go now?
The Giants Start Making Moves
This is what happens when you don’t win the World Series. You start making moves to get over the hump. The takeaway: The Giants get a leadoff hitter and give up an inconsistent pitcher.
San Francisco Has Great Bars
Drinks International has honored three San Francisco bars in it’s list, “World’s 50 Best Bars 2011“. Although having three bars among the top 50 leaves SF in a tie with Paris and Barcelona, and only behind London and New York, the big takeaway is more of a confirmation to what we already knew, our bars are world class.
What’s Up With Downtown Oakland?
The corridor from Jack London Square to Downtown Oakland was once touted as an up-and-coming area that would lead Oakland to new prosperity. But it has not turned into the vibrant neighborhood entrepreneurs wished for. While 2008 marks the initial unraveling, those setbacks have been compounded by recent events.
Coats For Cubs
Why not go faux fur? Help a cause, stay stylish yet guilt free and learn a little as you give your real furs away.
Ed Lee Talks Common Sense
Ed Lee was on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt to discuss how San Francisco can work with startups to keep them from leaving the city. Mayor Lee basically layed-out why San Francisco needs to stay dynamic and how it can grow its knowledge-based industry.
A Day Of Remembrance
As the 10 year anniversary of 9/11 arrives, we have been bombarded with a cursory rehashing of the act itself, a review of what Al Qaeda is, first hand interviews and more. But there is a better way you can remember the day. Delve into whatever aspect of the tragedy has brought up questions in your mind by reading a book.
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