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• Boosey and Hawkes, New World Symphony, and the SF Symphony launch New Voices Composer Project
• New business models in attaining sustainable resiliency in Silicon Valley
• Philadelphia Orchestra to conclude SFS American Orchestra Series
• Found letters with the power to ease grief
• San Feancisco International LGBT Film Festival - June 14 - 24
• Morgan Territory beckons hikers
• Alex Smith is right on point in criticizing Cam Newton's 'success'
• Family sues in Alameda beach drowning
• Sunnyvale fire victim was girl, 17
• Dickens Faire loses Surrey Blackburn after fierce battle with Cancer
• Prosecutors confident in Sierra LaMar case as search for teen continues
• Ex-San Leandro cop guilty in pot case
• Restored Classic 'Yellow Submarine' Plays the Castro Theatre June 8, 10–12
• What is the American Dream?
• Historian says building San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge took courageous banker
• What's the secret in Franciscan's 'wild' chardonnay?
• Police: Pleasanton trash-can body was slain woman
• Cops: SAP exec had stolen 'Lego' horde
• America's Cup plans secret surprise for Golden Gate's 75th
• Benchmark Capital opening Mid-Market office
• Facebook IPO's chief scatologist
• Dumbarton Bridge will be closed over Memorial Day Weekend
• Expanding the Circle Features 2012 Summer Institute
• Workers at Children's Hospital Oakland reportedly choose NUHW as union rep
• University of California pension plan contributions go up July 1
• Chevron offers Golden Gate Bridge past peek
• UC Berkeley's Greek Theatre done with seismic boost
• America's happiest seaside towns, a look at the Bay Area spots on the list
• Strada checks in with $220M hotel, retail, housing deal
• Hilary Hahn’s attention to neglected Prokofiev
• Pür in spirit
• To flip the switch on the Bay Bridge, local arts group needs more juice
• Tibetan music and culture celebrated in Berkeley this Sunday!
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• Golden Gate Bridge's plaza flawed but workable
• California sport fish survey: mercury, PCBs higher
• Your Lucky Numbers
• Water at California beaches cleanest in years
• 5/24: Technical issues mar Day 0 of San Jose's FanimeCon 2012
• Snapshot: Photographs from Trevor Traina’s personal collection
• Hot tips for keeping your cool at the grill
• Green Button - opportunities for effective energy management
• This weekend: KDFC salutes the Golden Gate Bridge at 75
• Bay Area triathlon coach attempts world record swim part II
• Lake Tahoe switches gears to Summer
• Emerging Arts Professionals Panel, My Tia Loca and More!
• Vallejo hometown advantage: Touro's Alison McCormick tweaks tobacco's legacy
• Vallejo hometown advantage: Touro's Alison McCormick tweaks tobacco's legacy
• How Busy is Too Busy?
• CIRM awards $69M in stem cell research grants targeting 'bubble boy' syndrome, other diseases
• Child sex trafficking prompts Californians Against Slavery, CASE Act 2012
• Charles Dutoit – Final Concerts with Philadelphia Orchestra, Davies Hall, 6/9-10
• COIT Tower: Mayor Announces Funding to Restore Tower
• Ocean sailboat racing ban lifted
• Ocean sailboat racing ban lifted
• Take an art break this Memorial Day weekend
• City By the Bay Turns into Zombieville
• Jack Dorsey takes staff on Golden Gate Bridge
• Iowa battleship now set to leave bay Saturday
• Skyrim brings mounted combat
• Golden Gate Bridge: Celebration Plans and Closure 5/27 9-10pm
• Oakland airport director named to air traveler rights group
• Sierra LaMar's accused killer makes brief court appearance
• Union Bank's minority lending record challenged by African American chamber
• Kato Hiroshi Shihan– Workshop June 9th & 10th
• China ups ante in solar trade war
• Sierra LaMar slaying defendant could face death
• PowerReviews acquired for $152 million
• Climate change a factor in rapid coral reef destruction
• Sandler Foundation offers $20 million challenge gift for UCSF neuroscience center
• Are FOX only viewers really that uninformed?
• Cafe Gratitude on Harrison Closure
• Gator 4x100 Relay Advances at NCAA Championships
• A decade later, Compaq name costs Hewlett-Packard $1.2 billion
• Wheelchair-fall victim who drowned is identified
• Bay Area drug makers tackling hundreds of clinical trials
• CIIS Haridas and Bina Chaudhuri Award Presented to Navin and Pratibha Doshi
• Cal athletics new business model off to promising start
• East Bay residential construction projects making progress
• OMG amazing. This video seems a little boring if you...
• Guys, I found the best unexpectedly awesome restaurant this...
• Program for Schwabacher Summer Concert announced
• Vegan Roadtrip: Vegas, take two!
• Aw, Magpie is such a good doggie name! This is a very sweet...
• Vallejo settles with injured man for $4.15 million
• Bay Bridge FasTrak lanes not that fast with backup
• CA high court to rule on Berkeley hillside dispute
• Memorial Day weekend full of events, congestion
• Hamel Hartford Brookins - AME bishop
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• A cause for celebration
• Downtown Napa Chef’s Market is back
• A Toast to the Golden Gate
• Dead Island - Game of the Year Edition announced
• This weekend in Bayview
• New book features Bayview urban agriculture
• Could term limits fix legislatures and the broken U.S. Congress?
• Zombie Playground Kickstarter Off to a Great Start
• Social justice work is kicking in Bayview Hunters Point
• Earthquake: Life on a Dynamic Planet shakes up California Academy of Sciences
• Golden Gate Bridge Anniversary Celebration with vintage boat parade at noon
• Memorial Day books for babies and toddlers
• Filipino Bar Association of Northern California (FBANC) Hosts Asian Judges Panel
• Historical shoes for SF Bay Area costumers
• Family fun at its best at Burke's Canoe Trips in Sonoma County
• 'Victor Herbert, Collected Songs' – A Great CD for Memorial Day 2012
• Claremont Hotel & Spa hits the market for $80 million
• This Weekend: Help harvest Vallejo's bountiful citrus crop
• Arraignment scheduled for Sierra LaMar murder suspect
• Hello Taiwan, Hello Kitty
• Diamond Foods' Oaktree deal proves to be tough nut to crack
• Lawsuits pile up over Facebook IPO
• Warriors build veteran roster for San Francisco arena plan
• Tangents to continue with the Mobius Trio
• Man shoots ex-girlfriend, 2 others in Tenderloin
• Ticket for Obama dinner in Atherton: $35,800
• Pandora Media loss more than doubles to $20 million
• Protecting against sunburn from the inside out
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Mom: No chance Sierra went with suspect willingly
• Jury: Google did not violate Oracle patents
• Chanterelle banh mi bites by Michael Natkin! Bay Area Bites has...
• Man falls from wheelchair into bay, drowns
• Gigamon puts Polycom boss Andrew Miller on board
• Warriors to move D-League team to Santa Cruz
• Cal hires ex-Stanford star Steding to Bears' coaching staff
• Made in Vallejo: Watch 'The Master' teaser movie trailer
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• Chilly temps and a bit of rain for holiday weekend
• Celebrate with Coppola's sauvignon blanc
• Housing Fund: Mayor Announces Housing Fund Initiative
• Does The Hague's vegetarian butcher herald the end of meat? Well, the fake meats are impressive!
• Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor go vegan! Let's hope it sticks!
• Shaq speaks out for lemurs! This is footage of his camera shoot...
• Silicon Valley VP charged in elaborate Lego scheme
• Mountain lion killed in downtown Santa Monica
• Woman dies in fire at Sunnyvale mobile home
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• 5 finalists picked to fill Nadia Lockyer's seat
• Decrepit former S.F. police station burns
• Muni Metro's N-Judah line to shut down for 9 days
• Oakland schools' black male students at risk
• History as college major: studying the past, preparing for the future
• This weekend: Anime, Gabriel Iglesias, and Miku come to San Jose downtown
• SF Weekly Letters
• But, the Children: Save California Denounces Harvey Milk Day
• Muni Money: Caltrain Connection Could Fund Central Subway
• The Adventures of a Videogame Rebel: Tim Schafer at Double Fine
• TBS scores MLB Wildcard Playoff Games
• Workplace relationships: emotional intelligence seminar this Thursday
• NBC/WSJ Poll: Obama’s White Voter Support Eroding; Romney 52% to Obama’s 39%
• Michael Tilson Thomas leads the SF Symphony in Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle at Davies Symphony Hall
• How old is 'too old' to lift weights?
• Caregiver Humor: Finding Something to Laugh about in Not-So-Funny Situations
• Students moving to the Bay Area save with these auto transport tips
• Azealia Banks "1991"
• @SFGayNightLife Wed. May 23 - Sun. May 27
• Manslaughter, DUI charges in Berkeley crash
• New Arena: Mayor Announces Golden State Warriors Moving to SF
• “The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” Mark Twain
• Previewing the Midsummer Mozart Festival at Old St. Mary’s
• Decrepit former S.F. police station burns
• Facebook stocks in freefall: Drops from $38 to $31 per share in three days
• Defense of Marriage Act court hearing set
• S.F. school principal accused of DUI, hit and run
• Time is not on Warriors’ side with plans for new arena
• Hayward to overturn Wal-Mart denial for grocery store
• SAP AG buying Ariba Inc. for $4.3 billion
• How Warriors owners will pay for their new S.F. arena
• Hackathon aims to transform business
• Meet Florence, the vegetarian shark!
• Oakland pushes on Coliseum City project despite Warriors diss
• The greatest show on earth - Republican economics
• New study links child abuse to negative adult experiences
• Transforming fear into faith
• The Week Ahead: Enjoy ' High School Musical'_May 22 and May 26
• Unique exhibit shares sewing history with travelers at SFO
• Hackathon follows the political money at Stanford
• Stanford fails to get Bay Area recruit
• Hellman & Friedman said to be considering sale of Getty Images
• HunterStorm, Kilroy tapped for Redwood City project
• Tesla's Model S set for June delivery
• Ex-Stanford stars Ogwumike, Wiggins in action Tuesday in WNBA
• CIIS MFT Licensure Pass Rate Tops the List in California
• Alvine targets mid-stage celiac disease trial this year
• Hey NYC: Cinnamon Snail is a delicious vegan food truck!
• Woodbridge crafts two sweet sippers
• Cookbook reviews by Rachel: The Sexy Vegan
• It’s episode 4 of the Vegan Drag Queen! This time:...
• Court upholds city's right to ban pot dispensaries
• Ross Mirkarimi begins campaign to keep sheriff job
• In S.F., wounded veterans demand action from VA
• Court: Juvenile case still counts in three strikes
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• Park road renamed for Pelosi
• Self-driving car bill passes Calif. Senate
• DJ Tina T spinning red hot at Parlor SF
• Easing pedestrian traffic on Ellis and Eddy Street in the Tenderloin District
• Holistic healing is to embrace the illness as well as the healing process
• A novel idea: Tinsley Mortimer book signing Wednesday May 23
• Arrest made in Sierra LaMar case
• InterMune to divest Actimmune, focus deal cash on lung drug
• Memorial Day weekend costuming at Fanime, Clockwork Alchemy and BayCon
• Michael Tilson Thomas and SF Symphony Perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 9
• San Francisco Symphony 2012 Summer and the Symphony Concert Line-Up Includes World Premiere of Pixar in Concert
• SFUSD Highlights For May 16 - 21, 2012: Moving Up and Making Plans
• Using your bicycle around San Francisco
• Massive explosion of nearsightedness in Asian children – can we reverse it?
• San Francisco slides on Bike-Friendly Cities ranking
• Rock News: Robin Gibb dies at 62
• Internship Experience
• Startling amounts of methane gas being released into atmosphere
• Tasty Aphrodisiac
• UC Santa Cruz student missing in Yosemite
• Introducing kids to Renaissance music
• Racist High School North Carolina Teacher, Defends Obama with threats of Arrest:
• Court says a juvenile strike is still a strike
• Umpqua Bank expands Bay Area commercial real estate lending
• Robert Reich tells graduates they're, well, out of luck
• School of Illustration Alumna Publishes First Book
• Academy of Art University’s Fashion Star
• Facebook stock drops 11 percent
• Hundreds mourn fallen soldier in Alameda
• SF Giants in Milwaukee: A Racing Sausage tale
• Foley Family Wines buys Napa Valley's Sawyer Cellars
• Savvy summertime Android applications assist the avid fishermen
• Women’s pro soccer shuts down for a second time
• Controlling Your Closet
• The Cochon conclusion: A sold-out crowd crowns their king
• Memorial Day travel deals and events
• Takeda closing South San Francisco antibody research site
• California's June Primary
• Pacific Gas and Electric hires Jesus Soto to run pipelines
• Scott Thompson off Splunk board
• Top 5: Law Firms in the Bay Area
• ESPN: Warriors close to packing bags for San Francisco
• Mission Mission reviews vegan cuisine in, wait for it, the Mission!
• Woman killed in Berkeley crash was new Cal grad
• How to STAY vegan: 13 tips!
• Quintero Signs with Arizona Centennials
• Breaking: Ron Paul forming his own party as Obama and Romney join forces
• This video of horse abuse for the sake of the Tennessee’s...
• Isserlis and Levin at Herbst: the second recital
• Golden Gate Bridge sounds inspire musical works
• Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees dies at 62
• Muni uses feds' funds for cameras it doesn't use
• Governor seeks to cut programs Dems pledge to save
• Bay to Breakers - sun, fun and a few fast runners
• Driver beaten after car veers into bikers
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• Facebook: to buy or not to buy...
• Starting salaries increasing for new grads
• Superheroes storm San Jose Big Wow! ComicFest during May 19-20 weekend
• Your Bay Area TV Sports Week starting May 21
• The Prayer of Jesus
• Touro professor's research recognized by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Quiet Lightening in a Bottle
• Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb (1949-2012)
• Upcoming May San Franciso Bay Area Job Fairs
• Police log excerpts from the SFPD’s stations on the west side of town
• Libido lifting advice from Dr Oz: mommy porn?
• Luther Burbank Rose Parade and Festival 2012
• Let's make a deal: Why legislators may vote yes for the high-speed rail project
• 101st Bay to Breakers: Sun, fun and even a few fast runners
• Key leadership and business culture attributes in successful startups
• Weather concerns keep battleship Iowa in port
• Plays, movies and bears: Exciting week ahead
• Shortcuts sneaking into the pantry: Mexican semi-prepared food report
• Summer 2012 movie preview: Why audiences walk out on Craig Zobel's "Compliance"
• CHP: Prius driver pays price for hitting bikers
• A federal tax incentive to motivate companies to hire people
• Golden Gate Bridge 75th anniversary celebration hosts four stages May 27, free
• Jerry Green – A talented martial artist making a difference
• Oakland A's versus San Francisco Giants: preview and lineups
• The SFS summer classical concerts
• Isserlis and Levin at Herbst: the first recital
• Grammy Award Winner Paul Simon Headlines the Black & White Ball, June 2nd
• Caltrain strikes, kills man in Burlingame
• Data point
• Your Lucky Numbers
• Bay to Breakers street closures
• Everything comes in three, even for Mark Zuckerberg who wed Priscilla Chan today
• This weekend check out some fun open houses after the Bay to Breakers
• Viewing the annular solar eclipse on Sunday
• How to stay strong during the solar eclipse and changing times
• Battleship (review)
• Body found in Guadalupe River
• Comfort at San Wang
• Ron Moorhead finds the Volkswagen CC is triumphant in design and function
• FBI, U.S. grand jury probes Oakland schools police
• End of school year, summer vacation ahead
• SFS to present semi-staged production of Bartók’s only opera
• Fresh, local ingredients make healthy and delicious pesto sauce in 5-minutes
• Slip-proof rewards: Two S.F. spots for sparkling wine
• Brumal Tactical announces funding assistance programs
• Jazz pianist Brad Mehldau digs deep in SFJAZZ performance
• Relish big and juicy "Cheeseburger Red"
• Mammoth Mountain only California ski resort still open; Memorial Day closing
• Scientists offer new clues into gene and hope to Alzheimer's patients
• Ogwumike not great in WNBA debut, but her team wins
• Mizuka Kano’s Old First Concerts recital
• Diverse appointments to superior, appeals courts
• Richmond shooting victim is IDd as man, 27
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• Bay to Breakers street closures
• 'Dancing with the Stars'-style costume resources in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Seeing the Egg in a Whole New Light
• Man arrested in connection with deadly vehicle pursuit in San Jose
• The Japanese Tea Garden: Still an oasis of serenity
• 2012 Silent Film Festival announced
• Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous - Anderson Valley Pinot Noir Festival kickoff BBQ!!
• Failing forward: If you fall off the fitness wagon, just get back on
• Routine maintenance temporarily shuts down 911 Communications Center
• Berkeley theatre calls to aspiring playwrights
• President Obama accelerating research efforts to defeat Alzheimer's
• 2012 California Big Game Premium Zones applications must be by June 2nd
• Summer in the City: Free festivals in San Francisco return for 2012
• Bill Cosby to USF grads: Make no excuses, have no fear
• How do you love me? The social political strategy
• CHP: Fleeing drunk in stolen car kills man in S.J.
• Heads Up: SF Bay Area and Beyond Events!!
• Man killed in S.F. crash had just become citizen
• Bill Irwin mugs through Samuel Beckett's 'Endgame' with 'Play' at ACT
• Genentech gets major Alzheimer's trial that could be game changer
• FIAT 500 Abarth Turbo Cooler
• Merrill Lynch private banking opens Palo Alto office to reach tech wealth
• Brown picks a diverse group of judges
• Phantoms of Asia: Contemporary awakens the past - Review
• Meet 5 Kickstarter tech stars
• ApniCure wins FDA clearance for sleep apnea device
• Senior Resource Group buys Daly City 'independent living' facility, changes name
• Zynga, Yelp down as Facebook closes flat
• Buy a Windows 7 PC and get an Xbox 360 free from Microsoft
• Nomura, others open San Francisco offices amid tech boom
• Academy scientist phones home
• America’s Cup volunteer group preparing to write $10M check
• Hastings Law to students: 'There’s too many of you'
• Facebook stock closes up half a percent
• Wales (not Jimmy) welcomes first 'Wikipedia Town'
• CIIS Awards Honorary Doctorates to Angela Alioto and Lee Bolman
• CIIS Board Member Lydia Nakashima Degarrod Has Published a Paper in the Book "Popularizing Research"
• Grab your costume, the Zazzle Bay to Breakers is Sunday
• The final SFS season concert to highlight the SFS Chorus
• Social Kitchen and Brewery in the Inner Sunset has tasty vegan options!
• Creamy Avocado Green Tea Popsicles from Munchin with Munchkin...
• Beyond Meat: the new vegan meat that's rocking worlds is coming to Northern California Whole Foods!
• Tia Fuller at SFJAZZ
• Product review: You down with Omega-3? Yeah you know me!
• Yelp’s landlord growls, shows teeth so the place won’t go to the dogs
• Be a part, but be apart
• This ad is funny! You know me, on the ad beat again; and I gotta...
• Pacifica: Police blow up hand grenade in park
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• SF Muni fudged on-time statistics
• S.F. to replace lost federal AIDS/HIV funds
• S.F. Beautiful sues city over billboard deal
• Man run down by gas truck in South of Market
• Man arrested in Mission District killing
• Andrew Reggi Receives Academic All-District 8 Distinction
• Asian Art Museum News - May 16, 2012
• Book review: The BurdaStyle Sewing Handbook
• Sunday's partial solar eclipse is only the start
• SF cops: Crooks targeted superstitious Asian women
• Police blow up grenade in Pacifica park
• Retired CHP gumshoe's Zodiac suspect is dead
• Fabulous fava beans
• The Cannes Film Festival has begun
• Health care, economy top concerns of Bay Area small business, Bank of America survey says
• HP may cut 25,000 jobs by next week to increase profits and improve business
• Caveat crowdfunder! California warns investors to beware
• Bank of America shuttered 154 branches in Q1
• Red Bull could fill America's Cup with cool
• Sleepy Sun heads to San Francisco for a rare hometown show at The Independent
• U.S. puts 30% tariff on solar panels
• 40 Views of the Golden Gate Bridge at George Krevsky Gallery
• The taxi industry in San Francisco discriminates against gays
• Facebook prices stock at $38
• Samuelson's sister reportedly commits to Stanford -- plus video
• Big Hewlett-Packard layoffs rumored
• Spa products for Mom
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• UC Berkeley to consolidate HR, admin staff at West Berkeley site
• Quarryhill Botanical Garden offers urban dwellers fine trails
• The expanded scope of this summer’s Merola Opera Program
• Heller Manus settles into its new office under the Transamerica Tower
• Ross raises the roof on earnings guidance, seeks 1,300 more stores
• McDaniel Named USTFCCCA DII West Region Women’s Track Athlete of the Year
• Cellar No. 8 reds ready to party
• Paul Shapiro presents: Is pork the new veal?
• Open discussion: Veganism is a creed, and a creed is a human right! Right?
• Aspects of nostalgia at Davies Symphony Hall
• Product review: Galaxy Nutritional Foods' new vegan mozzarella shreds!
• Hold the mother-loving phone, what amazingness is this?!...
• Protests as UC regents seek to avoid tuition hike
• Calif. courts fear the pinch from proposed cuts
• Man struck, killed on San Jose Caltrain tracks
• BART Wi-Fi still lags after 3 years
• Man, 21, slain in S.F.'s Visitacion Valley
• Man shot in car in Richmond
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• Oakland chief meets with slain suspect's parents
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• 100 years later, Schubert's Bakery still lures cake lovers
• Super hero costuming year-round in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Live Metal show review; Meshuggah at The Fillmore, San Francisco on 5/6/2012
• Advanced Placement Expansion Creates Some Problems
• Still time to catch Smuin Ballet’s spring program
• Art fair weekend 2012 in San Francisco
• The Dumpling Dictionary
• How to find updates on the new San Francisco 49ers stadium in Santa Clara
• Crazy May deals for Napa or Sonoma limo touring & winetasting
• Workplace relationships: retirement
• Ron Paul A to Z: a summary of RP libertarian political positions
• Fewer California High School Grads Enrolling in State's Colleges & Universities
• Creating Third Space When You Teach, Train, or Facilitate Groups
• Conservatory to award MTT honorary doctorate
• Asparagus soup with lemon oil and toasted almond garnish
• Third Thursdays in Yerba Buena
• Dutton-Goldfield ferments sass into syrah
• “I would much rather work with you”
• The dawn of RUBEDO: Tiffany & Co. 175th year celebration
• Ogwumike looks ready for WNBA opener on Friday
• Morgan Hill police arrest two for allegedly stealing motorcycles, dealing drugs
• State courts feel the pinch from proposed cuts
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• Small fire at Financial District restaurant
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• Filing shows Palantir raises $56 million more
• After Supes vote, next battle looms for 8 Washington
• San Francisco loses headquarters in Zecco-TradeKing merger
• URS Corp. wins $130M pipeline project in Alberta
• DNAnexus names IT veteran as president, COO
• Man, 21, slain in S.F.'s Visitacion Valley
• How to, yo: Mold the best pizza crust!
• Avalanche Bio inks manufacturing technology deal with Lonza
• Warren Buffett adds to Wells Fargo holdings
• Man struck, killed on San Jose Caltrain tracks
• Meat glue –yucky or smart?
• Product review: Squarebar! For all your vegan bar needs!
• Redwood City Saltworks boss Bruno quits job at DMB Associates
• Rigel moving asthma drug into mid-stage trial
• Vista Equity Partners closes $3.5 billion fund
• Win a copy of John Schlimm's Grilling Vegan Style!
• Left Coast to conclude their season with ‘diverse ensembles’
• Bust Magazine Craftacular, at the Seed in New York! June! Go there!
• Oakland law would pressure banks over blight
• 101st Bay to Breakers to mix frivolity, formality
• $195 million bond seeks to improve SF's parks
• SF fire chief's wages garnisheed - spousal support
• 12 arrests in suspected drug-trafficking ring
• North Richmond drive-by victim is IDd
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• 3rd person charged in death of Marine's wife
• Six Gators Garner Outdoor All-West Region Accolades
• What will the 49ers do with the OLB spot with Darius Fleming out for the season?
• Progressively Modest: Eric Mar Stays out of the Headlines
• SF Weekly Letters
• BOSF 2012: How to Smuggle Beer into a Stadium
• High Hopes: Undefeated Mayfield Puts His Title on the Line
• Travel tips to the 2012 U.S. Open Golf Championship in San Francisco, June 14-17
• Fillmore Street: Sidewalk Sales, Wine, & Prizes
• SFUSD Highlights For May 16 - 21, 2012: Schoolyard Gardeners Go To Market
• Halo Reach series 6 Elite Zealot action figure.
• Golden State Warriors move to San Francisco makes more sense then staying
• How I Met Your Mother 7th Season Finale 7.23 & 7.24 Episodes: Review
• BETTING ON THE CRONIES
• San Francisco Composers Chamber Orchestra’s tenth anniversary
• How to fix a bad Haircut
• @SFGayNightLife Wed. May 16th - Sun. May 20th
• Tishman to sell 555 Mission for $445M
• Transportation Program: City Launches New Program to Improve Citywide Transportation
• Prevention is key to your health
• The Modernist Classic Eames LCW Recovered
• May 19-20: San Jose's comic book convention Big Wow! ComicFest features
• Bi-Rite Creamery and Humphry Slocombe launch ice cream cookbooks
• Bloody scene in Castro Valley; man found slain
• Romney commences yet another flip flop
• Keep your chocolate; give me STRAWBERRIES!
• For the Graduate: 10 Tips to land that first job!
• A Klein Competition preview at Old St. Mary’s
• Pedestrian killed on tracks in Fremont
• North Richmond drive-by victim is IDd
• Meredith Vieira is vegan because she "didn't want to be a hypocrite anymore"
• Drink plenty of water during the coming months, and reduce tooth decay too.
• T-Mobile cutting an additional 900 jobs from its workforce for its restructuring
• Orange Peel, Harbor Seal, Hyperreal at the Chinese Cultural Center
• Hudson Pacific to buy 901 Market Street for $90M
• Top 5: Bay Area Electrical Contractors
• Fenwick lawyers get $2.6M taking Facebook public
• Jazz organist Brian Ho keeps it funky with "Organic"
• Coverity Inc. hires Matt Green as first chief revenue officer
• After second vote, AEG still poised to manage O.co, Arena
• WSJ: General Motors to stop ads on Facebook
• Serra wins WCAL baseball playoffs
• Target taps two San Francisco retailers to star in store-within-a-store concept
• Promising new Alzheimer's drug to meet its first test
• Rye Rye's "GO! POP! BANG!" out today
• Time to show your PRIDE in California
• Lady Gaga has a new meat dress; I'm torn between disgust and indifference
• Local Economy: City Announces Expansion Plan for Wholesale Produce Market
• Bad news: Bill Walton will be ESPN analyst for Pac-12 basketball
• ModCloth raises $25 million
• The weeklong vegan experiment failure: How was your first vegan week?
• Qualtrics Inc. raises $70 million from Accel and Sequoia
• Philharmonic lightning strikes again in Davies
• Awesome blog alert: Vegan Miss!
• Medical billing website Simplee nabs $6M venture capital infusion
• Gators Qualify for National Meet in Record Six Events
• Vegan puff pastry sticks with creamy onion filling from Soy...
• Park Dept. plan to remove trees irks neighbors
• Rallies in California protest social service cuts
• AIDS funding cuts could impact care, prevention
• 2 slain in separate S.F. shootings are IDd
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• Oakland's Dominga Velasco marks her 111th birthday
• Man killed in North Richmond drive-by
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• Oikos' nursing program put on state probation
• Say Hello to Oaxaca
• How to be healthy: 11 Small changes with big health benefits
• Costumes at upcoming San Jose Big Wow Comic Fest and San Mateo Maker Faire
• The Book Of O(bama) Presentation With Ted Rall
• San Francisco Opera And Cal Performances Present Music Director Nicola Luisotti And The San Francisco Opera Orchestra In Concert
• New Beethoven CD from MTT and the San Francisco Symphony
• United, Virgin America get nonstop flights between SFO and Reagan National
• Summer activities are starting in the Mother Lode of California
• Peter Sagan wins Stage 1 of Amgen Tour of California in Santa Rosa
• U.S. Bicycle Hall of Fame announces 2012 inductees
• Stage 1 of the AMGEN Tour of California
• Beat the heat with Cool the Earth!
• UC police arrest 9 as they clear Occupy the Farm
• Ghost Pines red blend haunts the senses
• San Francisco Opera to present three operas in its Summer 2012 Season
• S.F. police officer shoots at suspected robber
• SUV driver sought in North Beach hit-run crash
• Study: sudden heart death high among HIV patients
• Heading to Lebanon? Be sure to try the food
• The Pirates! Band of Misfits (review)
• Exploring Wine Country: hike to the Nicholson Ranch chapel
• The Tour of Californa returns to San Francisco
• Yahoo CEO leaves company over discrepancy in academic credentials
• Pro cycling rolls through San Francisco
• WSJ: Quora raises $50M at $400M valuation
• The Good Old Days, when San Francisco was only going to the dogs
• San Rafael’s SportsMark to sell America’s Cup hospitality
• Google-backed offshore wind power line gets Interior Department OK
• Furry Works of Art
• Comic Books to the Big Screen
• Like Mother, Like Daughter
• Stanford women will face Baylor in Hawaii next season, and play UConn at home
• According to Grist, when “elephant whisperer”...
• Oakland asks public to help catch Occupy vandals
• Virgin America to fly to D.C.’s Ronald Reagan airport
• Denver’s getting it’s own full-time vegan store!...
• Berkeley Lab makes electricity from viruses
• Towers Watson agrees to buy San Mateo's Extend Health for $435 million
• I effing love these Beyond Skin flats that Compassion Couture...
• The mind-shattering beauty of Lindberg’s concerto
• Chevron inks gas deal down under with Tohoku
• The Turlock Hens still need over 6,000 signatures to reach the...
• Ex-Yahoo CEO told board he has cancer
• The station of Venus
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• Yosemite Falls streaming live online for 1st time
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• ATOPALM – Skincare for People with Sensitive Skin
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• Two killed in separate S.F. shootings
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• Clarence 'Clancy' Cassell, radio newscaster, dies
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• Try barefoot dipping in the green river known as Putah Creek
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• Take a tour of Twitter's new headquarters
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• Tell Your Senator: Hunting in National Parks is THE WORST IDEA!
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• The Belle Brigade to perform at the Grammy Museum on May 16th at 7:30pm
• Calling all writers and poets: California Writer's Exchange 2013
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• Guerrero-Aydin fight promotion gets Silicon Valley-style launch at Shark Tank
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• After IPO prices low, WageWorks pops 13.5 percent
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• Two SFUSD Students Named U.S. Presidential Scholars
• The San Francisco Composer Chamber Orchestra premieres composer Sheli Nan's Overture to SAGA-PORTRAIT OF A 21ST CENTURY CHILD
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• Shirley Strong and Michelle Coleman to Present at National Conference on Race & Ethnicity in American Higher Education
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• Gator Volleyball Springs into Community Service
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• San Francisco's famed Fairmont hotel sells for $200M
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• Pixar co-founder lists Marin abode for $10.9M
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• "Some people may still think it’s OK to burn, shock, poison, starve, drown, and inflict brain..."
• Yahoo's Hart to quit board amid CEO resume probe
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• Man wounded in Berkeley shootout charged in murder
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• UC San Diego will drop transfer admissions guarantee, upsetting local colleges
• U.S. skier visits this year the lowest since 1991-92 season; down 15 percent
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• Spec Ops The Line: playable demo today, live multiplayer demo tomorrow
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• SUPERMAN-ULTIMATE FLIGHT at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
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• Siskiyou County orders further study of wolf ban
• What’s in a name? California State Assembly 19th District Race Analysis.
• Anime Convention AM2 Unveils "Blue Rose Academy" Interactive Event
• Boy moms everywhere rejoice for our fashion
• Will the real superheros please stand up?
• Warbler Coming to Oakland's Stork Club
• Warbler Coming to Oakland's Stork Club
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• Bay Choral Guild to conclude season with Rachmaninoff
• Identified names ten 'most connected' Bay Area grads
• Japanese diplomat in S.F. charged with wife abuse
• Tien Hsieh returns to Old St. Mary’s with more transcriptions (mostly)
• John Muir leases 144,000 square feet for Walnut Creek outpatient center
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• Man shot by Oakland cop was student, felon
• Gators Drop Season Finale on Walk-Off HR at Division I Santa Clara
• Fluidigm, Broad Institute collaborate on research center
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• Nest moves into mainstream retailer Lowe's
• Wells Fargo says federal probe over fair lending under way
• Bank of America ready to lower mortgage principal for some borrowers
• Soldier from Alameda killed in Afghanistan
• Paul Shapiro presents: Tyson Foods exposed and Safeway gets on the humane train!
• Summer of Art: Mayor Launches Initiatives to Transform Central Market
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• Ron Paul's lasting impact: Jeffrey Herbener calls for elimination of Fed
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• Nathan Gunn dinner and Paris Fashion Week to be auctioned at SF Opera Gala
• Big snow storm allows Heavenly ski resort to open expert area Killebrew Canyon
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• Data Point
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• The Dream Institute presents the film "The Kings of Masks" March 23, 2012
• Search finds no trace of Iraq vet's missing mother
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• Battle presents his Bay Area premiere of Takademe with The Hunt, closes Sunday
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• Report finds Bay Area business strong but with serious needs
• Put on the "Coffy" - wake up for an evening of Pam Grier & Peaches Christ
• Online Liberals using Social Media to Pressure Conservative Advertisers
• Cellist Hai-Ye Ni to conclude this season’s Alumni Recital Series at SFCM
• Tritons Sweep Gators
• Exploding manhole in S.F. slows traffic
• Stanford wins NCAA opener, tough second-round game awaits -- plus cool video
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• Walter Jones: Impeach Obama/ Why Ron Paul should tun third party
• NCAA Tournament: No. 15 seeds Lehigh, Norfolk State own postseason . . . for now
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• S.F. Muni Metro to get safety upgrades
• Compromise tax measure needs 808,000 signatures
• Death sentence in Newport Beach murder overturned
• Judge: Pepper-spraying report can be released
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• Folie á deux in new indie "Apart"
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• San Francisco International Arts Festival 2012
• Superintendent Carlos A. Garcia Announces Plans to Retire
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• Former cop pleads no contest to child molest charges
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• Audrey Tatou takes charge in French romantic drama "Delicacy"
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• Berkeley probes chief for leaning on reporter
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• Enjoy a stay-cation in San Francisco
• Vallejo hometown advantage: New theater director in Vallejo
• Spring your home into gear: DIY spring decorating ideas
• Kleiner Perkins raising $650M early-stage fund
• Daughters of Charity hospital system signs MOU to join Ascension Health
• Diamond Foods loses luster with some big investors
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• Wells Fargo gives $320,000 to Bay Area nonprofits to mark 160th birthday
• Blake "Start Over"
• JOCK returns to Lookout!
• RNs at Sutter's Tracy hospital vote to join California Nurses Union
• Vallejo councilmembers question pot dispensary raids
• Peyton Manning to Niners won’t help club’s finances
• Vitamix: The Über Kitchen Tool Every Vegan Should Own!
• RB Rock Cartwright officially signs one-year deal with 49ers
• Academy of Art adds to real estate empire in San Francisco
• Snow possible on Bay Area peaks this weekend
• Public Radio International yanks show on Apple sweatshop in China
• Law firm Mintz Levin opens San Francisco office
• Report: Peyton Manning had physical, workout with the 49ers
• San Francisco Lyric Opera to return with ‘Little Match Girl Passion’
• Product Review: Rox Chox fair-trade and sugar-free vegan chocolates!
• Forget the corned beef & cabbage, tomorrow is National Corndog Day!
• Another small quake shakes south Solano County
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• Ellen schools Jessica Simpson on Gardien!
• GE takes license in San Ramon
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• Gators' Series Opener with UCSD Postponed
• NYC: The Vegan Shop-Up is coming to Manhattan!
• Pleasant Hill madam tells of top cop's protection
• Advocates for women push Lee to remove Mirkarimi
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• PG&E penalized for Hinkley's expanding toxic plume
• Mentally ill have right to object to surgery
• Orange County suspect says he has 'killer gene'
• In Malibu, no clues 2 years after woman's death
• Used kitchen grease is thieves' latest target
• Stanford gene researchers see diabetes develop
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• More than 20,000 California teachers pink-slipped
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• Tony Kushner’s ‘A Bright Room Called Day’: Gripping theatre at CustomMade
• Guerrero says it’s official: he’s fighting Aydin in San Jose on July 28
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• SF Flower & Garden Show features celebrity chefs and urban gardens
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• International Man of Memory Tackles U.S. Congress
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• Solano tops national foreclosure rate list
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• Canadian Rockies Golf Marathon 2012
• Rock the Bay: Outside Lands announces dates for 2012
• Hemy Neuman Guilty Verdict
• Amazon Appstore celebrates its birthday with big app discounts and freebies
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• Wells Fargo CEO pulls in $19.8 million payday
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• PG&E penalized for expanding pollution plume
• Chevron asks to suspend work at Brazil oil field due to seepage
• Guest post: Support California's foie gras ban!
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• Report: Warriors co-owner Peter Guber part of Dodgers bid
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• California gets a D minus for government spending transparency
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• 49ers to sign special teams ace Rock Cartwright as Ted Ginn prepares to move on
• Korean firm buys 52,000 square-foot Walnut Creek building for $11.1M
• White House names UCSF professor Grant Colfax, M.D., as AIDS policy chief
• New scary undercover video from PETA. This is from a dairy farm...
• Ross Stores Q4 profit jumps 19%
• BrightEdge raises $12.6 million
• 49ers release veteran CB Shawntae Spencer
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• HBO cancels "Luck," horses everywhere presumably rejoice
• Brittle pipes called a top gas hazard in state
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• Gator Softball Reschedules Series with No. 9 Chico State
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• Surgeon's $2 million damage claim upheld
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• SF Congressman Pete Stark to speak at atheist Reason Rally, Westboro invited
• "Saving Face" Reunion at San Francisco Asian American Film Festival
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• Shiloh Church dedicates Sonoma, CA campus
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• New Transbay deal: Land price cut to $185 million
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• Fairfield slaying victim is IDd
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• Oakland police shoot, wound man with shotgun
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• 49ers lose free agent RG Adam Snyder to rival Cardinals
• Game firm gets $3.3M in contributions
• BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH!!
• Occupy protesters make office visit to Wells Fargo director Lloyd Dean
• Battle's AAA Dance Theater thrilled with "Minus 16" opening night at Cal
• Vallejo dispensary operators claim innocence
• RingCentral hires first CFO since 2009
• Paul Shapiro presents: What's up with ag-gag legislation!
• SF official tapped to lead Obama's AIDS strategy
• SharesPost fined as unregistered broker
• Gov. Brown joins forces with Millionaires tax backers
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• Lafferty Communities buys 440 acres in San Ramon, plans 786 homes
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• California has third highest credit scores in United States
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• PG&E's records operation still a mess, audit says
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• S.F.-funded plan proposed to fix Piers 30-32
• Calif. bill would ban violent fans from games
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• Supervisor Nadia Lockyer absent as key votes near
• Academy of Art students help with space exploration
• Mirkarimi's next challenge: paying the lawyers
• Surfer, 60, dies near Santa Cruz
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• Boy, 8, wounded in road-rage shooting in Richmond
• Gator Basketball Announces Dates For Annual Summer Camps
• Wednesday’s Gator Softball DH Canceled Due to Rain
• The Grub of the Irish
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• Wanted: Mayor or Former Mayor to "Pen" Column
• Outmigration: Only District 6 Retains Its Black Population
• Operation Midnight Climax: How the CIA Dosed S.F. Citizens with LSD
• Not much of a crowd for Stanford's first-round NIT victory
• An evolution of costumes from Cirque du Soleil’s Totem in San Jose
• Free agent WR Brandon Lloyd expected to give 49ers a visit
• Campbell nanny arrested for lewd acts on children
• Chinese Culture Center Spring News - March 9, 2012
• GoingOn & ASU Announce Free Webinar on How to Better Engage Faculty Across Campuses
• Single vehicle collision leaves San Jose woman dead
• Stolen pot leads to major marijuana cultivation operation in Gilroy
• Vintage Fashion Expo coming to San Francisco March 17 - 18
• Singles Supper Club: speed-dating meets elegant dining
• New Photo Exhibit at GLBT History Museum Focuses on History of AIDS Activism
• What are the 49ers looking for in free agent WR Chaz Schilens?
• 49ers free agent LB Blake Costanzo joins Bears on 2-year deal
• Solano economy hits bump on road to recovery
• CB Carlos Rogers to re-sign with the 49ers on a 4-year deal
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• DJ Kane headlines Latin Explosion March 23rd in Oakland, CA
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• Charges filed in 1974 killing of Oakland girl
• 49ers getting defensive on first day of free agency
• San Francisco legends: Cliff House
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• New iPad displays are manufactured by Samsung: LG and Sharp lose their bids
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• Vital Choice Wild Seafood launches the world's purest Omega-3 oil for pets
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• Surfer, 60, dies near Santa Cruz
• Wells Fargo passes stress test, to up dividend and buybacks
• L'Oréal wants to end animal testing in the cosmetics industry!
• Best Places to Work finalists revealed
• Slideshow: QB3, Canada find common ground with entrepreneurs
• PG&E to move 800 workers to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon; leases 250,000 square feet
• 49ers free agent WR Joshua Morgan signs with Redskins
• San Francisco Bay Area gas prices jump 51 cents in a month
• As cash dwindles, Bionovo lays off 90% of staff, plans stock sale
• 49ers bring back LB Tavares Gooden on one-year deal
• Colleen Patrick-Goudreau and Chloe Coscarelli on KQED's Forum!
• Forty Under 40 event showcases Bay Area's emerging leaders
• Chevron Corp. hopes to boost production 20% by 2017
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• 49ers sign CB Perrish Cox to 2-year deal
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• New SF controversy: Christmas lights
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• Trains kill 2 in San Leandro in separate incidents
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• CITY INSIDER / S.F. moves city's data to cloud for easier access
• A's may have 2 suitors to keep team in Oakland
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• San Francisco's Commonwealth Club: March 16
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• Berkeley police chief draws fire for reporter incident
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• Alameda blaze claims man, 59, and his dog
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• Number 1 Christian fiction bestseller also on NY Times bestsellers list
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• Rock Hall Anniversary: The Velvet Underground and Nico
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• Violent Relationships: Hemy Neuman’s Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity Plea
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• Gator Wrestlers Fall Short at NCAA Championships
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• Oakland: Man shot in head, run over by car is IDd
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• Two quakes struck at active part of Hayward Fault
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• Lt Governor Newsom address in Sacramento
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• S.F. cops crash into Silver Terrace home
• S.F. cops crash into Silver Terrace home
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• Top NFL draft pick Andrew Luck said to be close to Nike deal
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• Yahoo CEO Thompson plans many layoffs: report
• Guest post: Vaute Couture storefront's grand opening!
• “BBCx365”
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• Gators To Face Nevada and Sonoma State In Non-Conference Games This Week
• Gators To Face Nevada and Sonoma State In Non-Conference Games This Week
• Look What We Made! Calzones! Raw Tiramisu!
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• Driver, 3 passengers plunge into San Francisco Bay
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• YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS
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• Oakland center payment wrongly OKd, records say
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• The Art Institute of California-San Francisco to hold March 31, 2012 open house
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• Abel Gance's Napoleon screens in Oakland
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• SF learns: man sexually abuses young girl for years
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• Online dating for the first time?
• Recalling the creation of Coit Tower's murals
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• Fewer Solano County homeowners are drowning, new report says
• Understanding and Enjoying Sherry (Fortifieds Series)!
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• The Third Annual San Francisco Dance Film Festival - March 15 - 17
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• Gilbert Martinez’ Rameau project: from theory to practice
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• Man killed after being shot and run over in Oakland
• Expressive Pergolesi from Voices of Music
• Gators Fall 7-5 in Series Finale But Take Series 3-1
• Fine lines trump gaudy flash on Mission Street
• More women, racial minorities in state's judiciary
• 18-year-old man shot, killed in East Oakland
• YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS
• More voter fraud in GOP race
• Lens implants for vision correction may cure insomnia
• Hot weather in San Francisco. Always a rarity, but sometimes a reality.
• Vail Resorts solidifies position in Tahoe with acquisition of Kirkwood
• March Christian fiction book releases
• Balboa Theater has a birthday, gives a party
• The seductiveness of someone to take care of us
• Vallejo dispensary operators expected to be released on bail
• Warren Movie Theater opens in Oklahoma City
• Gators Open 2012 Outdoor Season with Strong Showing at Kim Duyst Invite
• Davi Barker: Silver Circle Rebel of the Week
• GOP low voter turnout is a warning sign
• Recipe: Candied Kumquat, Chai Cream Cake
• CMC to present the Beijing Guitar Duo for concert and conversation
• The joys of business travel
• Review: András Schiff at Cal Performances
• Big Bats Propel No. 16 Toros Past Gators
• Cardiac Gators Sweep DH From CSULA
• Trio Brillante’s program of originals and arrangements
• Robbery, hate charges for 3 Occupy protesters
• Interim director named S.F. Public Works chief
• Tahoe skier dies in avalanche
• YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS
• Fine lines trump gaudy flash on Mission Street
• More women, racial minorities in state's judiciary
• 18-year-old man shot, killed in East Oakland
• Boxcar Theatre brings Sam Shepard's 'Fool For Love' to intense and absurd life
• Accountability Begins at the Beginning
• Sign up now for summer camps at Boreal's new Woodward Tahoe facility
• The magical world of Elaine Corvidae
• Victor and Leo enchants San Francisco in their USA Tour
• Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
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• Humboldt residents, who do you think you are?
• Daily drive for newspaper ends in creek crash
• Weekend Picks; Letterpress in Oakland, Nieto Fine Arts, SF History Expo
• The post-interview thank you letter
• Oakland Museum White Elephant Sale and other upcoming sewing events
• Top 7: Greater Bay Area IPOs
• Contractors to bid soon on first stage of bullet train
• 3 more arrests in October San Leandro killings
• California wolf is back in Oregon
• Tahoe skier dies in avalanche
• Soft Meat
• Apple says it's good for America: Over 500,000 jobs 'created' by the company
• Club Skirts Dinah Shore Weekend and Human Rights Campaign host cocktail soiree
• Kady Z to release debut album One Million Pieces on March 6th
• Guest Post: The Perfect Vegan Honeymoon!
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• Maarten Stragier to launch the Tangents Contemporary Guitar Series
• Apple: We create or support 514,000 U.S. jobs
• "We Need to Talk About Kevin"
• America’s Cup fund raisers surpass first-year goal
• State's second-biggest tax deadbeat is Oakland firm - Still
• Adopt a bunny at the East Bay SPCA on Saturday!
• Galaxy S III smartphone expected to launch this April. Latest specs revealed
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• 49ers officially place franchise tag on safety Dashon Goldson
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• Yelp stock up 63 percent
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• Befriending the planets: Venus opposes Saturn this Sunday
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• Ex-Goodby employee campaigns for its laid-off workers
• Federal court asked to deny rehearing on Prop. 8
• Man held in stabbing death of Pittsburg housemate
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• Motorcyclist plunges to death off Oakland overpass
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• Wildlife official says he ate cougar that he shot
• Connecting unused drugs, uninsured patients
• Berkeley considers $500 million worth of projects
• Bid to end death penalty headed to the ballot
• Good skiing snow has finally arrived in the California Central Sierras
• 49ers are in good position to sign free agent WR Mike Wallace
• Whatcha gonna do with all that junk? Part III: This time it's (not) personal
• Three New-To-San Francisco Productions To Be Presented During San Francisco Opera Summer 2012 Season
• Intersection For The Arts News - February 29, 2012
• Tropic Thunder
• Brass quintet saddles up on March 4
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• Pianist Rachs at the Lesher Center on March 4
• Fortuna Theatre movie times for the weekend of March 2 - 4
• Music Industry Forum Hacked - Gearslutz.com
• Mission District slaying victim was strangled
• Cutting Ball's 'Tontlawald': embracing the legacy of the great Jerzy Grotowski
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• SF Beer Week Retrospective: Three Ring Beer Circus
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• Bid to end death penalty headed to the ballot
• Thank you Andrew Breitbart
• 50 Mason Social House
• New air service to Sonoma increases access from Southern California
• The Right Attitude When Asking For Forgiveness
• Motorcyclist plunges to death off Oakland overpass
• Bank of America gets it right by raising monthly checking fees
• March is National Flour Month
• Baseball’s expanded playoffs will be good news
• All-vegan Cupcake Wars episode this Sunday!
• Apple and Google again lead list of Fortune’s most admired businesses
• The next Omni Guitar Series recital to feature both classical and flamenco
• Zynga to launch new gaming platform
• Buy delicious chocolate toffee cats to support Teal Cat Project! Do it, you know you want to!
• Tom Brady comes home, helps Serra High School to raise funds for financial aid
• SFO-bound plane delayed by Denver bomb threat
• SFO-bound plane delayed by Denver bomb threat
• California worse than 44 states on ‘Tax Freedom Day’ list
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• San Ramon eliminates fireworks on July 4th
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• Sneak peek: Guess who's coming to Union Square
• Adopting A Cat Could Save Your Life!!!
• QuorumLabs gets $11 million for disaster recovery
• Amy Neches jumps to TMG Partners from San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
• Easy activism: Go shopping to help the thousands of chickens rescued from Cali egg farm!
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• In cramped S.F., more uses sought for reservoirs
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• Metal thieves desecrate hundreds of Colma graves
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• Calif. delta tunnel plan would increase pumping
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• Macys.com inks big San Francisco lease
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• Paperless Initiative: Mayor and Treasurer Launch New Direct Deposit Program
• UCLA gets $3.4 million to preserve Twitter, Facebook data from Middle East
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• Report: UCLA crumbling amid player partying, drugs, fighting, lack of discipline
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• @SFGayNightLife Wed. Feb. 29 - Sun. March 4
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• Flocking to the wharf before rain blows in
• Three Gators Receive NCAA Division II Indoor At-Large Berths
• The First Annual Serenity MedSpa Wellness and Beauty Soiree Feb. 29
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• Regency Ball in SF Bay Area features dances and costumes from Jane Austen's time
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• Republicans go ballistic, attack Obama for supporting Reagan's anti-nuke stance
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• Study finds new help for people with seizures
• San Bruno, PG&E to resume compensation talks
• Sunday Streets: Mayor Announces Return of Sunday Streets
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• Apple will protect phone contact data
• Alameda wins round in court against SunCal
• Warren Buffett boosts stakes in Wells Fargo, Visa
• Judges express doubts about KPIX age bias case
• Law firms to face ‘challenge, uncertainty’ in 2012
• Tesla Model X don’t need no Super Bowl ads
• A Pekingese wins Westminster, others still homeless
• Report: Gap opening 30 China stores this year
• Stock offering nets Exelixis $65 million
• Osher Foundation gives $1M to CSU, East Bay, lifelong learning program
• S.F. mayor confident America’s Cup fundraising will succeed
• Kellogg CEO: Diamond Foods ‘clearly a fit’ for cereal maker
• Tesla: 2012 will be a poor year, and then a rich one
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• Despite pleas, Burlingame care center closing
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• Study: Sierra snowfall consistent over 130 years
• S.F. mayor backs plan for more parking meters
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• San Francisco Opera Guild Announces An Evening of Enchantment, A Gala Honoring Nathan Gunn And Mozart's The Magic Flute
• Critique of 24th Annual Russian Festival
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• Exhibition Celebrating the Tree at the CJM
• Tony Bennett returns to his city by the bay
• Rock Hall Anniversary: Neil Young’s Harvest
• Jonathan Adler: San Francisco
• Transportation Funding: Federal Support for Central Subway and Rapid Transit
• Another Fremont cop arrested for alleged DUI
• Photographers present the beautiful side of Alcatraz
• Hayward shooting victim is IDd
• America’s Cup: Pier 29 ‘extremely important’ to S.F. deal
• Antioch man wrestles away gun, kills intruder
• Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Kennedy visits Serra High School
• Serra football players commit to universities
• Valentine's Day: male couple break world record for 50 hour kiss
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• Counterfeit Avastin hits U.S. shores, Genentech warns
• Zynga loses $435M, but 10% of Words With Friends players hook up
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• CEO Tim Cook defends Apple's record on suppliers
• S&P raises outlook on California’s creditworthiness
• Love Conquers All: A valentine to Bobbie Christina and Cissie Houston
• Tell Intermix to stop selling fur!
• Five-screen movie theater coming to Mission District?
• Chuck Prosper to take over as CEO at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
• San Francisco mayor planning payroll tax ballot measure soon
• Meltwater sued by AP over copyrights
• This Means War; My quick review
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• Gators Remain in National Indoor Track Rankings at No. 20
• Fremont officer arrested - drunk driving alleged
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• SF key officials embroiled in byzantine legal case
• Survey shows disconnect on end-of-life health care
• S.F. budget surplus grows nearly $80 million
• Gators To Open CCAA Play This Weekend in Carson
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• SFUSD Highlights for February 14-20, 2012: Valentine’s Day Singing, Wedding and Arm Flapping
• Quanitta Underwood - A Story of Childhood Abuse
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• Pisces: Yoga meets astrology for everyone in the month of Pisces 2012
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• Take It One Day at a Time for San Francisco Beer Week
• Going against AIDS group, FDA pledges quick review of Gilead drug to prevent HIV
• With August deadline looming, Pacific-12 starts work on HQ
• Paul Simon to headline San Francisco Symphony's Black & White Ball
• Whitman moves execs into cubicles
• Animal Attraction at the California Academy of Sciences
• Does the latest federal foreclosure settlement help Vallejo property owners?
• Fremont officer arrested for alleged drunk driving
• It’s VEGAN LASAGNA SOUP. This combines my two great loves,...
• Mini-Yorkie stomped to death protecting owner
• Swift Realty Partners puts two Concord buildings leased to Bank of America on the market
• As predicted: Amyris gives up on biofuels for cosmetics
• U.S. appeals court hears challenge to Prop. 209
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase likely face debt downgrades: report
• Vegan Divas makes yummy vegan desserts in NYC!
• Woman killed when her car plunges from overpass
• Accounting firm SingerLewak to open San Francisco office
• Glu Mobile's smartphone bet paying off
• SFCM to host its second international chamber music festival with Shanghai
• 'Lecciones Para Un Beso' hits Facebook tomorrow, my chat with the director
• Electric cars pollute more than gasoline vehicles in China
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• Stanford women one win from another conference title
• Academy Supports Local Business Women
• Press Can’t Get Enough of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Grads
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• Bay Bridge Closure: Westbound Deck Closure Schedule
• Craptastrophe: Pig manure foam is making factory farms explode.
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• SF State To Host Humboldt State and Sonoma State This Thursday and Saturday
• Gators To Begin Season Ending 4-Game Home Stand This Thursday
• Fight to revive SF transitional kindergarten plan
• CredoMobile reverses stance, sets up super PAC
• Ross Mirkarimi's wife to testify, her attorney says
• AIDS Quilt gets teary welcome home in Castro
• California economy to take hit from defense cuts
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• 2 arrested in Occupy march in Oakland
• Body of missing Crockett man found near I-80
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• Interview with pianist Cyprien Katsaris (Part I)
• Peyton Manning? Harbaugh Just Says No
• Squaw Valley in Lake Tahoe opens world's first ski-in, ski-out Starbucks
• Natural bodybuilding leaders join forces at Bay Area Summit
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• Another diferent starting lineup for Stanford, but Cardinal beats USC
• Harmonia Felice’s survey of virtuosity in the French Baroque
• Plenty of discount lift tickets available at Lake Tahoe ski resorts
• Talking Romance on Valentine's Week
• Ideal dining when going to the Opera: O3 Lounge and Bistro
• Beware Climbing Prices On Halo Reach Two Packs!
• San Diego's chicken in every pie shop
• SF Italian Culture Events: Feb.13-Feb. 19
• Support Wine Country parks in Sonoma
• Bay Area Jazz, Feb. 13-19
• Who's your Daddy?
• Global Green 9th annual pre-oscar® party
• Your Bay Area TV Sports Week starting February 13
• Love is: Appreciation
• Bullying 2012
• Time, channel tonight's 2012 54th annual Grammy show, and how to watch online
• Lera Auerbach to return to SFP with another imaginative program
• Jimenez Leads Gator Runners at Husky Open
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• 'The Great Gatsby' – A near miss from Ensemble Paralléle
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• Dragon Boat cuts a playful swath in Civic Center
• College Dorm Drama With Horny Out of Control Room Mate
• Returning to a Long-Time Favorite: SPQR
• Whitney Houston's Most Noteworthy Film: The Bodyguard (1992)
• What time, which TV channel is the 2012 Grammy Awards? Can I watch online?
• Spoiled for Choice: Two Sunday Beer Dinners
• Breaking: Whitney Houston dies, aged just 48
• Satsuma Story: Orange Flourless Cake with Meyer Lemon Glaze
• Santa Clara mayor says new 49ers stadium will be ready by 2014
• Glengarry Glen Ross: David Mamet's brilliant portrait of businessmen as crooks
• One arrested in Friday's Occupy S.F. march
• Aesthetic wonder, art, and golf
• Number of people both skiing and snowboarding keeps increasing nationwide
• Gators Hold On For 81-78 Road CCAA Victory
• Thursday Night Football expands to 15 weeks for 2012 season
• Musika Breaks Own Indoor Shot Put Mark at Husky Classic
• Valentine's Day Wine Picks
• Otters' Defense Stymies Gators in 76-57 Win
• SF Asian Music: Feb. 11-12
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• Gators Split with Pioneers in Saturday Twin-bill
• Black History Month shines on the Great White Way
• William Theophilus Brown, Bay Area figurative painter, dies at age 92
• HUGE NEWS: Vegan Mission Burger is back TONIGHT for one night only!
• Aleron Trio to return to Old First
• John Harbison’s opera thrives in chamber version
• Sponsor a dear chicken this Valentine's Day! They need love too!
• No.17 Sunbirds Sweep Gators
• Richmond woman allegedly kills husband's lover
• Whole Foods recalls pumpkin bundt cakes
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• Rose Parade ex-volunteer won't face murder charge
• YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS
• Woman drives car into water at Ocean Beach
• The, ahem, "Super Bowl"?
• What time is the 2012 Grammy Awards? What channel? Preps underway now in LA
• Safe House (review)
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• Jeremy Lin battles Donaire for Bay Area distinction
• Keeping your shoes on at San Francisco International
• Help Vallejo projects in this new Reader's Digest contest (Tell your friends!)
• Bay Area Concert Calendar Weekend Edition - Feb. 11-12: CD6, Con Brio, Keno Mapp
• Movie review: 'W./E.' a heavily-scattered mess directed by Madonna
• Father shoots his daughter's laptop, posts it on Facebook
• Get Ready for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2012
• Woman drives car into water at Ocean Beach
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• The Tenderloin Futures Collaborative (TFC) February 15th Meeting‏
• Will the Tenderloin District ever get a grocery store?
• San Francisco legends: Hills Bros. Coffee
• California accounting firms call off big merger
• Visit Millennium for Valentine's Day
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• How to Fix your Shabby Rooms
• A breakhtrough crows' feet fighter: 100% Pure Coffee Bean eye cream
• New 9-inch Kindle Fire predicted to hit store shelves by mid-2012
• Redwood City schools suspend 8 in abuse probe
• Niners’ GM contract extended; Gideon Yu promoted
• 49ers extend contract of GM Trent Baalke, promote Gideon Yu to president
• Gators Pick Up 78-71 Road CCAA Win at CSUEB
• Top 10 links of the week!: veganism!
• Kaiser 2011 profit held steady at $2B, revenue rose 8.3%
• Choppy waters possible during America’s Cup negotiations
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• No.17 FPU Takes Game One, 6-1
• Trade in tofu for seitan? NEVER!
• Gators Fall 46-41 at CSUEB
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• For FDA, social media’s still in trial phase
• Could the 49ers survive if they don't get a top wide receiver in free agency?
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• D.A.: Jealous Richmond wife stabbed woman to death
• Richmond police bias trial hears of bizarre behavior
• Ignite Game Technologies raises $5M more
• Check out Tesla's Model X with DeLorean doors
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• Web lenders score cash, boost hiring
• Prado hunts apartments
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• Biotech Onyx on the rise
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• Blame Muni, not driver who killed pedestrian, lawyer says
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• UCSF still may do Jesus Navarro kidney transplant
• EPA bans ships from dumping waste off state coast
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• Man held in slaying at S.F. residential hotel
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• 4 San Quentin prison inmates hurt badly in riot
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• 40 Under 40 showcases innovators
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• U.S. Military to the Border…OUR Border, For a Change
• Entertainment Commission avoids SoMa residents who work days
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• S.F. woman arrested in suspected drug-lab blast
• Chinatown streets reopen after possible manhole fire
• Gamers give studio $1M for new work
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• FDA panel recommends agency reject NeurogesX HIV pain patch
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• More Bay Area express lanes to offer toll access
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• Academy of Sciences show has fish-eye view of sex
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• Komen organization self-destructing
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• William Harvey – Principal Trumpet, OEBS, Featured in 'Heroes and Giants', 2/24
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• Book Review: Wingmen by Ensan Case
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• 31 cars crash in fog on Highway 37 near Vallejo
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• Prologis sells 3.5-million-square-foot portfolio in the U.K. to Blackstone
• Visa added $1.57 billion to litigation escrow account in December
• Mark as urgent- last day to request dedicated song for your sweetheart
• Is Amazon aiming its business to become the next NetFlix?
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• Dead man found near Hayward
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• Social network Path gets back on track, yanks contact data
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• Extole raises $10 million
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• Calif. Speaker Pérez wants to cut college costs
• Oakland backs off increasing Occupy enforcement
• Welders question PG&E's gas pipeline work
• Man arrested in S.F. shelter stabbing death
• Cities can't conceal names of police in shootings
• East Palo Alto woman held in man's fatal stabbing
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• U.S. appeals court rules Prop. 8 unconstitutional
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• Fat loss treatments? 3 New ways to get rid of fat effectively
• Sutro Baths: Memories of an earlier era
• Map Game: Redistricting May Make Neighbors of Voters
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• Proposition 8 ruled unconstitutional
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• Public asked to help identify San Jose robbery suspect
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• PSST: Mass Effect 3 DLC available to purchase now?
• @SFGayNightLife Wed. Feb 8th - Sun. Feb. 12th
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• Video Premiere: Kind's Court / Melanie Amaro "Respect"
• Jessie and the Toy Boys unveil new web series "This is How Rumors Start"
• Jessie and the Toy Boys unveil new web series "This is How Rumors Start"
• Fortune Feimster does The Dinah!
• Filmmakers & Stars of "A Perfect Ending" to hang out in live video chat room
• Twitter tidbit: Bay Citizen and CIR sign letter of intent to merge
• In a Pipe Wrench, the Artist Sees a Table
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• Sharon Osbourne fires Bill Ward: Black Sabbath recruit Tommy Clufetos
• ‘Liszt as transcriber’ at Old St. Mary’s
• Politicians applaud, slam decision
• East Palo Alto woman held in man's fatal stabbing
• From startups to Twitter, San Francisco offices are trending
• Bon vivant arsonist gets 27 years for wine blaze
• Zoo elephants get pals or get going!
• Integro brokerage names Marc Kunney to head new USA unit
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase pay homeowners to avoid foreclosures
• California Bank of Commerce CEO sees rising loan demand
• Help out Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary with lingerie and baked goods this week!
• U.C. Berkeley ponders swapping state sugar daddy for federal one
• East Bay SPCA offers free spay/neuter surgeries Feb. 28
• The Bay Citizen's short, strange saga in nonprofit news could be coming to an end
• One-on-One with the Gladstone Institutes' Michael Penn
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• Stanford well represented at NFL Combine
• What do you think of the court ruling in support of gay marriage?
• FDA review of NeurogesX HIV pain patch hits stock hard
• California’s gay marriage ban ruled unconstitutional
• A special benefit screening for a new documentary about Lou Harrison
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• Oakland liquor store facade a little tipsy
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• Why S.F. still counts on street fire alarm boxes
• City Insider: Mirkarimi promotes campaign opponent
• Nicola Luisotti – SF Opera's Music Director takes on Teatro di San Carlo
• Gators Climb into National Indoor Track Rankings at No. 19
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• 49ers add Tracy Smith as new special teams assistant coach
• Madonna announces most extensive tour yet; Tickets on sale Feb 13
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• Pre-Med internships: a golden opportunity for medical students
• How the doing it yourself approach helps tech students earn money
• Celebrate San Francisco Beer Week
• SFUSD Highlights For February 7-13, 2012: Reading, Rocking And Raking
• San Francisco Opera Announces Audited Financial Results For Fiscal Year 2010–11
• The horror of Obama's Predator drone program
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• 49ers' Tom Gamble to interview for Rams' GM position
• Light some fire with Mondavi's Meritage
• Bank of America investors win class-action status in suit over Merrill Lynch deal
• Teacher allegedly kicked student, withheld food
• Viewing the Grand Canyon in Kauai
• Occupy Oakland is target of protest
• Vallejo crisis team adds social media to their communication strategies
• Dobbs Ferry brings comfort food to San Francisco with style
• Pan-Asian Music Festival Kicks Off At Stanford University
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• Free Lana Del Rey concert at Amoeba SF
• Redwood City man's drunk driving kills 3, CHP says
• Conviva raises $15M from Time Warner
• Genomic Health's Randy Scott to lead new genetics subsidiary
• UCSF study: Boosting cigarette tax could bolster California economy by $2 billion
• Zinfandel Festival 2012 in San Francisco celebrates another successful year
• Five Prime Therapeutics Inc. makes interim CEO official
• Jason Sperling’s Day On
• Academy Alumna Featured at NYC Gallery
• Two MFA Fashion Grads Selected by Macy’s
• Cardica loses $3.2 million in Q2, borrows $2 million
• Ex-exec: Internal strife added to Women’s Pro Soccer woes
• Bank of America ponders selling most of its office buildings
• GlaxoSmithKline 'finding' halts four trials of Anacor antibiotic
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• Stanford loses Tarver to the Raiders
• California makes Feb. 6 ‘Ronald Reagan Day’
• Too fast_too late: Vallejo Fire Department's alert system needs tweaking
• McDonald's stopped using ammonia treated pink chicken goo, confirms they had been using it in the past
• Odds that the 49ers will win next year's Super Bowl
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• Gators To Make Season Final Road Trip This Weekend
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• 6 people injured in Oakland shooting
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• Eliana Lopez hires lawyers in Ross Mirkarimi case
• CITY INSIDER / Parking meter rates, fines among highest in nation
• Some for-profit colleges booted from Cal Grants
• San Jose man arrested in kidnap, assault
• New Golden Gate Bridge approach hits funding snag
• Police think Hollister girl, 14, ran away with man
• Rincon Hill Dog Park grand opening this Saturday, February 11, 2012
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• "Becoming Britney" seems to offer more than Spears spoof and satire
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• 3 Money saving tips for Grooming your cat
• Driving in San Francisco
• McFarlane's Toys Announces Halo 4 Action Figures For August And November 2012
• SF Italian Culture Events: Feb. 6-Feb. 12
• Just Can't Wait for SF Beer Week
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• Chamber music for strings and winds from SFS musicians
• Review: Garrick Ohlsson and the San Francisco Symphony
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• Carolina van Haperen Sensei – Evolutionary Aikido, coming to the Bay Area soon
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• What We Wish We Knew
• Smack Dab open mic hosted by Larry-bob Roberts and Kirk Read
• Hyatt Regency Serves-up San Francisco Culture
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• Gator Softball Splits on Day Two at Best of the West Invitational
• NCCO prepares an eclectic program for March
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• The Voices of Music competition winners
• 9th Annual Fanfare Luncheon Honoring Pianist Choong Mo Kang's Forte
• Crimescene
• Search on for runaway Hollister teen
• Golden Gateway - the City of Tomorrow, circa 1961
• Data point
• Your Lucky Numbers
• No knockout, but Donaire’s power controls Vasquez
• Social Media: 3 Twitter Tips to Promote Your Webinars, Courses, Events & Blogs
• Time, channel, how to watch online Super Bowl 2012 today
• San Francisco's TCHO chocolate offers free tastings and factory tour
• Worlds in Collision: The Hazard & Promise of Near - Earth Asteroids: Astronomy Lecture
• January 2012 jobs report shows US economy expanded by 243000 jobs
• Fans show up 36,000 strong for San Francisco Giants FanFest
• UC Santa Cruz Receives More Than 40,000 Applications for Fall 2012
• The Week Ahead: Vallejo area events: Feb. 6-12
• Chronicle (review)
• Noah Griffin at the Rrazz Room with a mood for love
• Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth cruises into San Francisco
• Oklahoma City becomes known for its beer
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• ‘Body Awareness’: Insight and humor in lesbian academia
• So much for close games -- No. 4 Stanford wins by 40
• Gators Go 1-2 on Day One at Best of the West Invite
• 'Carol Channing: Larger Than Life' Charms San Francisco Audiences
• BATS goes from Spontaneous Broadway to Romantic Comedy tonight; Valentine's Day
• Bay Area Hiking: Feb. 6-12
• The Week Ahead: February 14 – Farm to Table Dinner at Quivira Winery
• Stanford's skid continues as offense disappears in home loss to Arizona
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• McDaniel Sets New Gator Indoor Triple Jump Record in New Mexico Classic Finale
• Chico State Defeat Gators, 61-44
• Gators Fall 63-51 at Chico State
• Four Gators Place at California Collegiates; Phillipy, Zach Jimenez Finish Second
• The Year of the Water Dragon celebrations at the Asian and SJMA
• Charles Dutoit and Arabella Steinbacher to return to Davies
• 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh wins NFL Coach of the Year award
• Eddie DeBartolo, Jr., Charles Haley miss cut for Hall of Fame induction
• Search called off for missing boater
• Time, channel, how to watch online Super Bowl 2012 on Sunday, January 5
• Clarinet Thing’s tour of the clarinet family at Old First
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• CNN sued over lack of closed captioning on website
• Missing man's capsized boat found off Pillar Point
• 2 men killed in separate Oakland shootings
• Peju Province Winery in the heart of Napa Valley
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• Video games past and present
• Kale Soup with Pan Roasted Broccolini and Meyer Lemon Gremolata
• Castro District Sidewalks To Hold Tribute To Historic LGBT Figures
• Image Comics: A 20th Anniversary Celebration - Exhibition
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• Adam Lambert on joining Queen: "I'm truly flattered"
• Global microcosm of art at Fort Mason
• Deal to save Solano County's state parks from closure could be imminent
• Marilyn Monroe's Style Coming to a Target Near You
• Jagged Alliance: Back in Action demo impressions
• M.I.A premieres “Bad Girls” video on Noisey - Vice’s new YouTube Channel
• Kimpton buys Riverplace from Larkspur
• Michelle Bonilla's Award-Winning Debut Short Film "Slip Away" Out on DVD Today!
• Valentine's Day treat - 'Love Story' and Ali MacGraw live at the Castro Theatre
• CNN sued over lack of closed captioning on website
• Starshell gives sneak peek into new single "Birthday Girl"
• Get "Naughty Naughty" with Porcelain Black in Pittsburgh
• Prison for DUI crash while arguing over car radio
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase’s legal woes mount as New York sues
• Kindle Fire owners love its price but still have complaints about its design
• Battle for spectrum is getting ugly
• Skyrim Creation Kit gets a release date, plus a special surprise
• Whitman’s HP salary is $1, but compensation is $16.5 million
• Nonprofit Seaweb takes on big leagues with a Super Bowl ad
• Warriors Hold Off Gators' Second Half Rally in 72-68 Victory
• No jail for mom whose kids died alone in fire
• Moiola Breaks School Indoor High Jump Record; Three Gators Attain PQ Marks
• Guilty plea in slaying of killer DUI driver
• Slideshow: Top 7 Employers
• Bank of America Home Loans President Barbara Desoer to retire
• SF Opera Guild presents anti-bullying opera 2/7; Raising funds at Saks
• SFCMP to enter its ‘third zone’ this month
• Talon leukemia drug gets date with FDA advisory panel
• Gators Rally Back To Defeat Cal State Stanislaus, 67-64
• Early data show kidney cancer response to Exelixis' 'cabo'
• Signature Properties restarts condo sales in 288 Third and Broadway Grand
• SF Opera increased ticket sales and fundraising but ends with 2 million deficit
• AAA offers free ‘Tipsy Tow’ trips after Super Bowl
• Gators Split Two Duals on Senior Day
• Top 10 links of the week!: A hokey pokey through the roller rink of veganism!
• Comparing Tom Brady to Joe Montana: Is it even worth an argument right now?
• All-vegan boutique in SF: the Detox Market!
• Less than 50 days to The Hunger Games. See the new trailer, chance for free tix
• NYC: Vegan Valentine's Shop-Up on Feb. 12!
• No. 4 Stanford women tested again, but win 67th straight conference game
• Stanford 5-0 at home in Pac-12 after routing ASU -- Arizona next
• Crispy Potato, Onion, and Mushroom Rösti from Serious...
• VC gets ahead in financing
• Wells Fargo watches the pennies, and the dollars look after themselves
• 9th Circuit Court nomination hits GOP snag
• Lee backs off on changing Charter
• Celebrated Marin County salmon make their return
• Court orders Prop. 8 trial videos to remain sealed
• 49ers stadium in Santa Clara now 'fully funded'
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• Hospital union backs initiatives on prices, care
• Historic gold stolen from Siskiyou courthouse
• Berkeley People's Park tree-sitter is convicted
• Dan Richard to lead High-Speed Rail Authority
• Environmental groups laud Calif. pesticide chief
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• The Met's 'Götterdämmerung' – Live in HD, in San Francisco theaters, 2/11
• Charles Dickens bicentenary events in the Bay Area.
• Historical markers in San Francisco's Financial District
• Obama sells tanks, missiles to Bahrain's dictatorship
• Donaire looms large in debut at 122 Saturday, and he’ll win big
• Asian Art Museum News - February 1, 2012
• An Edward Gorey Birthday Party!
• The Art of DreamWorks’ Puss In Boots Now on Display at The Cartoon Art Museum
• Earth Friendly Products eliminates over 600,000 tons of carbon dioxide pollution
• Inclusion Support Warm Line
• Coastal Theatre swings with “Wonderettes”
• Fine films featured in February at Niles
• Rafael Soto & "Invasor"- Unbelievable! Amazing! Incredible!
• Wine and wings take off this weekend
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• Shootout at Oakland taco truck wounds 2
• Blomstedt’s first ‘centennial’ week at Davies
• Three Muni Metro lines to West Portal are down
• The Decemberists cut Susan G. Komen out like cancer
• Fed Employees, Congress Staffers, Obama Aides Owe More than $1 Billion in Taxes:
• San Francisco's hottest 'hood? Try TriSoMa
• Breast Cancer Action donations surge after Komen-Planned Parenthood fiasco
• Thinking of leaving Sprint? You may get up to $100 in discounts to stay
• Sports bar knockouts
• 49ers CEO Jed Yorks speaks about Santa Clara stadium's fulfilled funding
• 'Margaret' beckons at SF Film Society Cinema
• Ex-gang associate testifies against Ramos
• How to, yo: Cook yourself some beets!
• U.C. Berkeley intellectual property has started 146 companies in 20 years
• Pediatricians Recommend HPV Shots for Boys
• Guinevere joins Nick Carter on tour
• NFL owners OK $200M for new Niners stadium in Santa Clara
• New super-Earth planet spurs hope for billions more
• Super Bowl Ad Features Sir Elton John, Melanie Amaro and 'Pepsi for All'
• Esprit to close all North America stores
• BrightSource targets South Africa for solar
• NFL owners approve $200 million in financing for 49ers stadium in Santa Clara
• Pianist William Wellborn to perform at Davies
• Facebook likes Fenwick’s legal eagles for IPO
• Reports: SolarCity soon to file IPO
• FDA expands age range for Dynavax vaccine to 18-70 years
• Prado Group grabs dental school building in Pac Heights
• Six current and former 49ers to join charity shoot-out at Pebble Beach
• A Very Vegan Valentine Gift Round-Up!
• Sundance films headed to a theater near you
• A diverting ‘clarone’ evening from San Francisco Performances
• Calif. Rep. calls for inquiry into stun gun use
• Cast of "The Grey" dines on wolf meat for kicks
• This is Bubbles, a member of this year’s Puppy...
• NYC: The Whalentine's Day Bake Sale is Feb. 12!
• SF learns: Facebook files for $5bn IPO
• Howard Jordan named Oakland police chief
• Water problems ahead if rain, snow don't come
• Occupy airs complaints, vows to keep up pressure
• Lawmaker blasts PUC president over PG&E inquiry
• PG&E finds more gas lines that weren't checked
• PG&E should pay for gas upgrade, agency says
• Five Bay Area choirs to perform lost 40-part Renaissance Mass
• No magic from 'Jesus in India' at Magic Theatre
• Beyond Therapy
• Porn and its affect on our sexuality and intimate relationships
• Intersection For The Arts News - January 31, 2012
• San Francisco Opera Education Presents The Girl of the Golden West- The Movie!
• February Cartoonist-in-Residence: Jeff Plotkin
• The Silence of Our Friends: The Civil Rights Struggle Was Never Black and White
• (Another) Forever 21: Possibly ruining SF's shopping district we call ‘Downtown'
• Barry Sanders highlights
• Andrus Peat highlights
• Alex Carter highlights
• Best Practices of Bay Area Best Places to Work
• Stanford football hits big on national signing day
• Connecting the Dots! The death of redevelopment may be greatly underestimated
• Stanford's football recruiting class ranked No. 5 in the country
• Mysterious Facebook stock grant went to Zuckerberg family member
• D.A.: Oakland woman killed ex in self-defense
• D.A.: Oakland woman killed ex in self-defense
• Slideshow: How to blow $25,000 on Valentine’s Day
• Agreements give Zuckerberg total control
• How to avoid Super Bowl Sunday
• Virtual Job Fair: City Partners with Technology Community to Post Jobs
• Hello, friends! It's WTF Wednesday!
• Lawyer: Defendant in 1983 park slaying a good man
• Students ask UC: Why armed cops on campus?
• SF learns: Facebook files for IPO (video)
• Clean Up That Work Space for Online Selling in 5 Easy Steps
• Same sex couple sue military over spousal benefits
• The Week Ahead: Mushooms – a taste of heaven on February 12
• Do You Really Need a Flu Shot? New Research Suggests Otherwise
• Former Geron CFO gets $750K severance, $400-an-hour consulting gig
• Open Table diners feel love for Bay Area in romantic restaurant survey
• Rachel Ray does good for some animals (still cooks others)
• Divorce - Why women leave and how men can create better relationships
• Get a pop of color with your watch
• Khosla previews Soraa's public launch
• Lawrence Livermore Lab to help Navajo Nation develop energy resources
• "Becky Shaw" At SF Playhouse: An Altogether Extraordinary Evening Of Theatre
• The skinny on grapefruit... and other things that are good for you
• Thrillpeddler's "Vice Palace: The Last Cockettes Musical" Is Over-The-Top Fun
• Young entrepreneur gets dinged for lifting code
• Facebook registers for $5 billion IPO
• Berkeley Mayor Bates: Banking debate ‘not a criticism of Wells Fargo’
• The spring concerts of the Morrison Artists Series
• Oh deliciousness! It’s our pal Vi Zahajszky’s hemp...
• Frank Gore's workload should lighten in 2012
• North Bay girl died of 'date rape' drug overdose
• Vallejo man shot, killed in driveway
• Free retrospective of Gary Oldman's movies
• Vegan cooking: There's an app for that (and a bonus pumpkin pie recipe)!
• Cyclist hurt in S.F. crash with mail truck
• This is ridiculous! Run, rabbit, run! Why is this rabbit chasing...
• Oh man! How did we miss this? It’s a Funny or Die video...
• St. Joseph's Church in SoMa will become offices
• Occupy Oakland: 12 barred from City Hall
• Light at end of Devil's Slide tunnel: Road paving
• Oakland saves some services, cuts jobs
• California running out of money again
• Court sets rule on mentally disturbed defendants
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• Sonoma-Marin effort to repeal transit tax fails
• SF Weekly Letters
• Rant: Take Good Care of My Truck, Stranger
• Fare Hack: Exploiting a Clipper Card Flaw Is Easy
• Prison Break: Realignment Inmates Enter Rehabilitation in S.F.
• The Super Bowl Prostitution Hoax
• A Candy Colored Wedding
• Seven money-saving tips for divorce may prove invaluable
• Opportunity to take lessons at Squaw or go backcountry skiing with Jonny Moseley
• High school juniors looking at college admissions
• Farms, nature, and food
• Chinese New Year at the San Francisco Zoo
• Here Now Dance Collective And RAW(Resident Artist Workshop) presents “BURSTNOW” Wednesday and Thursday, March 14-15, 2012 at The Garage
• The Humble Bundle for Android is here!
• Federal lawsuit against SF in wrongful conviction
• Oops... took the low road by mistake
• Berkeley skateboarder badly hurt in crash with car
• SF news: Florida primary won by Mitt Romney (photos, video)
• SF man charged with June murder in Union City
• Oscar de la Renta Spring 2012 Bridal Trunk Show
• Beer Bars for the Super Bowl: Dec. 4-5
• @SFGayNightLife Wed. Feb. 1 - Sun. Feb 5th
• Year of the dragon celebrated in San Diego
• With Berto-Ortiz called off, Donaire’s bout Saturday gains impact
• Easy grades: Students accused of hacking school computers to get As in class
• Holy guacamole, it's Super Bowl time!
• 49ers sign G Garrett Chisolm and T Kenny Wiggins to reserve/future contracts
• Awesome celebrity news: Ted Danson goes vegan!
• 3 Ways to Get Off Your Butt and Start Getting Things Done in 2012
• Berkeley skateboarder badly hurt in crash with car
• Club Skirts Prevails As Last Dinah Party Standing; Girl Bar Moves to Vegas
• Berkeley scientists reveal promising speech advance
• San Francisco breaks ground on new cruise ship terminal
• Adele marks return to live performance at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards
• The Gay Bachelor Auction at The Cafe Feb 11th
• Carly Ozard: A Farewell to San Francisco / Hello NYC Event Feb. 28th
• Rocky Horror Picture Show Tribute At Castro Theatre W/ Barry Bostwick
• Construction Begins: Mayor Breaks Ground for America's Cup Event
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• Faster security screening offered for a fee at SFO
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• New York Area: Sweet Roscoe is having a rough time at the shelter, needs a home!
• WageWorks buys TransitCenter
• UFL to revamp business model; commissioner resigns
• Wells Fargo expands investment banking business
• Judge: Oracle not duped by Hewlett-Packard
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• EWP Alum Jeremy (Caifang) Zhu Has Two Scholarly Successes
• EWP Alum and Adjunct Professor Alessandra Strada Awarded the Highest Certification in Death and Dying
• EWP Alums Hannah Romanowsky and Bahman Shirazi to Present at Conference
• Twitter makes funny recruiting video
• Sympathy strike by CNA or business school case study?
• A free concert and a new video from Voices of Music
• Report: Twitter revenue $260 million by year's end
• U.C. Berkeley improves its student conduct code after protests
• Which free agent wide receiver is the best fit for the 49ers?
• HSUS undercover investigation reveals horrifying abuse of pigs at facilities that supply WalMart
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• A master class of character studies at the Conservatory
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• Oakland slaying suspect arrested
• Columbus Salame to pay millions for ammonia leaks
• Santa Clara says voters can't rescind 49ers deal
• Judge rules covered police badge serious violation
• Occupy Oakland protesters split over violence
• S.F. plan to install new parking meters on hold
• Oakland teen charged as adult in parents' slayings
• Man held in S.F. stabbing death
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• Gators Fifth in Latest West Region Indoor Track Rankings
• GO-JEK Is On the Move
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• Academy Alum’s Riverbed Makes a Splash
• San Francisco Legends: The Folgers Coffee Company
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• GoingOn & Emory Announce Free Webinar on the Emerging Role of Social Academic Networks in Higher Ed
• San Francisco Opera Guild Announces Partnership With Saks Fifth Avenue
• Chinese Culture Center Spring News - January 30, 2012
• SFUSD Highlights For January 24-30, 2012: Tackling Teen Dating Violence
• Halo Mega Bloks Spade Vs. Skirmisher
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• State fines maker of 'Brazilian Blowout' product
• Me@TheZoo; my quick review
• Company sets record with 999 players battling at once
• Court sets rule on mentally disturbed defendants
• Morgan Hill burglary suspect surrenders to police
• Mexican Museum joins Smithsonian Institution as affiliate
• Drunken brawls raise concern in Walnut Creek
• S.F. calls 2 markets scourge of the Tenderloin
• IPO tracker says Facebook will go public witj $90 billion-plus valuation
• Salesforce tops last redevelopment agenda
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• Xena Convention 2012 : The Final Journey - Verdict In.
• Academy Alums’ Film is Favored
• Tchaikovsky's Other 'Onegin' – At San Francisco Ballet
• School of Fashion Grad Tailors Her Career
• Man killed by car after his ride is towed
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• Berkeley Lab hosts public-private energy workshop
• How Are Transfer Taxes Calculated?
• Guitar Center to open this week Emeryville Public Market
• Weiss Associates wins $15M Lawrence Livermore Lab contract
• Euphrat Museum of Art Presents: Invoking Peace
• February is National Fondue Month
• Berkeley Café Gratitude to stay open, Oakland Whole Foods Gratitude to close Feb. 28
• Psychosomatic diseases: mental problems expressed through the body
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• My chat with Chris Crocker, Chris Moukarbel and Valerie Veatch of Me@TheZoo
• Cosmo editor Helen Gurley Brown gives $30M to Stanford/Columbia
• Safeway taps 25-year veteran as new Vons boss
• Man commits suicide after being pressured into putting his pit bull to sleep
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• Another new Stanford lineup, another loss -- this time to Cal
• Two quakes hit Sonoma's Geysers within 60 seconds
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• Stow Lake Boathouse makeover to include cafe
• Building BART cars overseas adds insult to cost
• Suspect in fatal San Leandro stabbing found dead
• 2 dead, 4 injured in 3 Oakland shootings
• Gov. Brown's plan on shelter law stirs backlash
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• Occupy, Oakland blame each other for violence
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• Shaun White records historic perfect score in Men's Superpipe at Winter X Games
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• Enjoy SuperBowl 2012 (and great views) at these Vallejo area sports bars
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• Suspect in fatal San Leandro stabbing found dead
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• Mendocino County eliminates pot-growing permits
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• SF punk legends Flipper announce New Parish date
• Chinese New Year Celebration at the SF Zoo
• The gravy train keeps on a-rolling
• San Francisco Bay Area Job Search Calendar Part 1: Your weekly schedule
• Not the Bar, THE PARLOR
• Healthier school lunches (at last)
• Oakland cops battle Occupy protesters
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• Stanford hangs on to beat Cal women in overtime
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• Demi Moore: Ashton hires a lawyer
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• Underworld - Awakening 3D (review)
• Gators Dropped by Ranked RMAC Foes Adams State, Grand Canyon
• Gators Snap Streak in 56-45 Win
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• SFCMP to host a reception for a fundraising effort
• San Francisco Bay Area election-related events
• A work in progress
• Gators Fall to No. 1 Tritons, 68-55
• 49ers LB Aldon Smith arrested for DUI in Miami Beach
• Teen mother stabbed to death in San Leandro
• Philharmonia Baroque surveys over a century of the English Baroque
• San Jose State student arrested in dorm gropings
• Redevelopment rescue bill likely dead
• Man, 25, dies in SF stabbing near Daly City border
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• Body found near Stanford Hospital
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• Building a bridge to mental health: Conard House SF
• Mobile Deathcamp; Clear and Present Anger
• Man shoots self in leg waiting for haircut
• SF news: Barefoot Bandit gets 6 1/2 years 'I should have died years ago' (video)
• The best of zinspired food and zinfandel pairings at Epicuria
• First lady hosts Instagram founder
• Peyton Manning, envy of San Francisco, is role model for workplace diplomacy
• Berkeley barber mourns slain nephew
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area property managers
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• California approves strict clean-fuel regulation
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• S.J. State student arrested in dorm gropings
• Arizona says Bank of America settlements hurt probe
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• IPO market swings up as Facebook looms
• Sister ship of Italian Costa Concordia arrives in San Francisco
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• Paul Shapiro presents: Animal News You Can Use!
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• WSJ: Facebook plans to file IPO documents Wednesday
• New Resource Bank raises $7.7M in oversubscribed offering
• Report: Rubinstein exits Hewlett-Packard
• Top California court rejects GOP redistricting challenge
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• Chef Chloe to bring new cookbook, snacks to SF!
• Stanford could be in first or sixth after Sunday's pivotal game at Cal
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• San Francisco mayor taps new director for ChinaSF
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• The Greater Bay Area Costumer's Guild: Costume Academy
• S.F. police look at old killings for Naso link
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• Clear skies by afternoon, no more rain this week
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• Gators Women's Basketball To Return Home This Week for a Pair of CCAA Games
• Gators Women's Basketball To Return Home This Week for a Pair of CCAA Games
• SF State MBB To Host CSUSB and UCSD This Weekend
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• Muni goes the distance, extends bus to Daly City BART train
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• Intersection for the Arts News - January 20, 2012
• San Francisco Independent Film Festival 2012
• 49ers lose to Giants 20-17 in overtime; miss chance to go to Super Bowl
• Provencal recipes
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• The organ music of Bach, Elgar, and three women at Davies
• Easy or Hard - It's Up to You!
• SF learns: Gabrielle Giffords will step down this week (photos, video)
• SF learns: Gabrielle Giffords will step down this week (photos, video)
• SF learns: Gabrielle Giffords will step down this week (photos, video)
• Flavor and taste of France. Provence ( Part two)
• A Girl in Every Port screens in Berkeley
• Bay Area Jazz, Jan. 23-29
• 49ers fever packs bars, jams traffic at Candlestick
• SF hears: Joe Paterno near death (photos, video)
• Farms and wildlife coexisting
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• The Newt Gingrich Show
• Six wounded in shooting at Antioch "sweet 16" party
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• Connecting the Dots! New Touro and Solano County healthcare partnership
• Will the SF 49ers vs New York Giants game be rained out today?
• Parolee pleads no contest in Hillsborough slaying
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• Elizabeth Blumenstock’s evening of baroque violin music
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• Branch library in the Castro is a good neighbor
• Your Lucky Numbers
• American Idol for job seekers: San Franciso Bay job fairs
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• Your Bay Area TV Sports Week starting January 23
• Entertainment Commission votes on attacking SoMa community on Tuesday
• Northern California Hosts 2012 International Chess Tournament
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• The Marina District: A Treasure Trove of Wine Bars
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• Stanford falls from first to fifth in Washington
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• Michael Tilson Thomas Featured In Two PBS 'Great Performances' Broadcasts
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• Kathy Griffin strips showing that exceeding expectations improves a career.
• SF news: Etta James, singer, dies (photos)
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• Feature Film Futures: Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
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• Jerry Brown says he'd support delaying water bond
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• Pete Stark may put Ro Khanna's rise on hold
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• Judge bars cuts to Calif. in-home services program
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• Motorist in Muni tunnel was drunk, SF police say
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• Caution urged in City College of SF computer use
• Richmond victim says sniper shot him
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• Walter Johnson memorial Jan. 21, Grace Cathedral
• Cities struggle with ending redevelopment agencies
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• SFUSD Highlights For January 17-23, 2012: Paper Dragons and Arts Advocacy
• Alcatraz Island, The Rock offers unending mystery
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• Old friends are good for the soul
• San Francisco Tape Music Festival: Cinema for your ears
• Italian cruise ship desperate calls: 'please don't tell my daughter about this'
• Caution urged in City College of SF computer use
• Rain on the way at last, but first comes the cold
• Heading to OKC with kids in tow? Three places to take them (photos, video)
• In Memoriam: S.F. Examiner film critic Rossiter Drake, a friend gone too soon
• S.F. event remembers King, honors Selma marchers
• Rainbow Worms offers worm composting bins to educational groups
• Harbaugh, players praise 49ers fans for turning The 'Stick into a "fortress"
• 12-inch Steve Jobs action figure cancelled due to “immense pressure” from Apple
• 49ers' Harbaugh on Giants: "That is a worthy opponent. That is a scary opponent"
• 49ers with help from the Giants bring NFC Championship Game to San Francisco
• Physical with a 'W': Toughness of 49ers defense starts to get major attention
• 'The Stinky Cheese Man' comes to northern California
• Richmond victim says sniper shot him
• iPhone heresy? Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he admires Android phones
• SDE to present a program of local premieres by Bay Area composers
• Academy Alumna Anchors in Phoenix
• Fine Art Photography Booms
• “Sea Fashion Change” Design Challenge
• Two new exhibits celebrating Martin Luther King's life
• Awakening360.com, the Bay Area's holistic hub--with a side of wasabi
• Will Huestis join Stanford's starting lineup for Washington trip?
• Oakland police seek boy, 14, in 2 sexual assaults
• Will Oakland's leaders share in the fiscal pain?
• Santa Clara gunman killed in DUI stop, police say
• Sonoma County's Cedars a rare geologic wonder
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• S.F. begins turning tree care over to residents
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• Black pastors urge followers to join Occupy fold
• Will snow dance in Lake Tahoe bring much needed snow to Lake Tahoe ski resorts?
• Check out the Firehouse Chocolate Festival in Oklahoma (photos, video)
• SF Italian Culture Events: Jan. 16-22
• Louise Brooks lights up screens in Bay Area and beyond
• Determining the Role of the Critic with Help from Wilde and Nietzsche
• Seven SF Giants file for salary arbitration
• Your Bay Area TV Sports Week starting January 16
• Tinkle scores 20 in Stanford's rout of Colorado
• 2012 Humana Challenge Conference on Health and Wellness
• How the government has caused poverty, and how libertarians can fix it
• 49ers' Carlos Rogers says familiarity with Giants will be key in NFC title game
• 49ers NFC Championship Game tickets go on sale January 18
• Visiting France with Symphony Parnassus
• 49ers set to host the Giants in NFC Championship Game
• Oakland police seek boy, 14, in sex assaults
• Halo Mega Bloks Blind Packed Wave 4 In Stores Now!
• Two arrested in Occupy Oakland antipolice rally
• SF Symphony elevates Debussy's Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian to ecstatic heights
• Alex Smith and resilience on the job gains San Francisco Bay Area's admiration
• Miles Kessler – A martial artist continuing to make a difference
• Santa Clara cop kills gunman in DUI stop
• Virgin America set to unveil new destination Tuesday
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• Bay Area jazz, Jan. 16-22
• Will there be mail delivery on Monday, January 16, 2012?
• 49ers locker room reaction to stunning win over Saints
• ZOFO to offer another ‘musical lunch break’ this Tuesday
• A Market Street landmark outshines nearby towers
• Police arrest 20 during 49ers game at Candlestick
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• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• SF news: 49ers win, just one game away from Super Bowl (photos and video)
• Teach Like a Pro: The Ultimate Guide for Ballroom Dance Instructors
• Mayor Lee's statement on SF 49ers' win over the New Orleans Saints
• Biscuits and Blues features Joe Louis Walker blues tour
• 49ers were not letting the season end like this, so they wrote their own history
• The San Francisco Yoga Journal Conference is in full swing!
• Aquarius: Yoga meets astrology for everyone in the month of Aquarius 2012
• Call it "The Grab": Vernon Davis leads 49ers to 36-32 win over Saints
• Redecorating 101
• Uncertainty and Panic on Cruise Ship Aground off Italy
• Second Annual Napa Truffle Festival opens to a sold out weekend
• Focal Wall Ideas
• The Week Ahead in San Francisco: The Edwardian Ball and World’s Faire
• The Week Ahead: Crab Feeds_Solano County style
• Trusting your voice and your vision
• HSU Surge Past Gators in Second Half in 87-70 Win
• Chatroulette dating site FlavorConnect.com makes an impact in the local college
• 2012 Humana Challenge at La Quinta Resort, January 18-24
• Lumberjacks Hold Off Gators, 66-61
• NFC Divisional Round: 49ers vs. Saints inactives list
• Honoring MLK in 2012. SF events and activities
• Humor Abuse one-man show by Pickle Family Circus son Pisoni opening at ACT
• Posole from The Green Chili Kitchen
• Violist Roberto Díaz is the Conservatory’s next ‘chamber music master’
• The Jupiter Chamber Players at Old First Church
• Ruptured gas pipe shoots flames 100 feet into air
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• Vallejo police arrest man in slaying on Dec. 13
• Hayward man IDd as victim of S.F. stabbing
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• Movie review: 'The Iron Lady' lacks iron, energy and real truth about Thatcher
• NFC Divisional Round: 49ers vs. Saints preview and prediction
• SF spas give best ways to combat dry skin
• Getting off on the right foot- a guide to running shoes
• Flavor of France
• The Medical Marijuana Industry as it is Today
• For San Francisco attendees, CES 2012 marked a high note on all touch points
• San Jose school teacher arraigned on sexual assault charges
• An inside look at JC Events with owner Jorge Chamorro
• Wii U controller has game changing potential
• Rush to Rush Ranch for family fun and hiking
• Ten Drinks for the New Year Part I
• Tenth class of shelter dogs graduate from inmate program
• Touring the nation's most beautiful city halls
• Sheriff charged with three crimes linked to abuse allegations
• $1.4 million settlement agreement in sewer spill
• Love letters to friends who seem to have abandoned you
• Hayward man IDd as victim of S.F. stabbing
• Our Laws_Your Life: The Cyber Citizen's Guide Through The Legal Jungle
• Hold the candle of hope high
• Tech firms back initiative to improve city
• Armed bank robbers shut down major South Bay freeway
• Joran van der Sloot gets 28 years, now America wants him (video)
• Bank of America’s vision of nationwide banking at risk
• Who Really Gives a Heck?
• One more Spare the Air Day, then a likely break
• Dine About Town 2012: January 15-31
• Fireman’s Fund names Juliene Conway as chief marketing officer
• NFL Divisional Playoffs: The 49ers!!!! Oh, and some other teams too
• Mustangs Topple Gators
• Bullet train’s CEO was strong engineer, weak politician
• Elon Musk to deliver commencement at Caltech
• Expecting to hire? Tell us about your plans
• Charles Schwab veterans at two startups eager to make online investing easier
• Report: Kimpton buying Santa Barbara’s Canary Hotel for $40M
• Final injury report for Saints-49ers game on Saturday
• Fred Durst is on a juice cleanse. How are your resolutions going?
• Apple strikes back at sweatshop critics with factory report
• Scenes, thoughts on the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference
• Guest Cookbook Review: The Spirulina Recipes Ebook!
• 49ers Q&A with New Orleans Saints Examiner Danny Cox
• The Cypress String Quartet to offer its second ‘salon’
• Help Save Toto the Dog!
• 49ers FB Bruce Miller talks playoff jitters, feeling the pressure and home crowd
• It’s SF Vegan Happy Hour tonight! Apparently they hosts...
• It's 2012, suckas! Time for martial law!
• MTT elicits new sonorities from SFS
• Stanford used new lineup to squash Utah women; Colorado next
• Good Things Coming to Colorado!
• Stanford beats Utah to tie for 1st; foul shooting must improve against Colorado
• Marines urinating on Taliban condemned: Hillary Clinton and Leon Panetta (video)
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• California congressional delegation faces shakeup
• Hundreds of Oakland workers to get layoff notices
• PG&E broke laws before San Bruno, state finds
• PG&E diverted safety money for profit, bonuses
• PUC OKs new power-line rules for wildfire safety
• Calif. coastal panel tours beaches to check access
• Richmond man found slain near BART station
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• Salesforce shows off design for Mission Bay site
• UC system banning smoking from all campuses
• Roelof van Ark, high-speed rail CEO, resigns
• Viruses stole City College of S.F. data for years
• Tech firms forming group to help shape S.F. policy
• TV Review: Freddie Roach, Hollywood gym are compelling co-stars on HBO series
• Enjoying Consentino wines
• Are the 49ers ready for the Saints? The locker room scene tells the story
• Weekend fashion events
• Golden Gate Bridge 75th Anniversary Festival plans unveiled
• Van Ark leaves High speed-rail Authority leaving project in flux
• Day-by-day guide to London and Paris: day seven
• Pasero back at Music Box
• Are You a Pantser, a Plotter or Somewhere in Between?
• Oakland braces for major city layoffs as redevelopment agency shuts down
• Ross Stores Inc. buys 414,000-square-foot headquarters in Dublin
• Your Bay Area TV Sports Weekend: January 14-15
• Splunk files for $125 million IPO
• Keep your resolution: Recycle your electronics at Best Buy
• S.J. freeway reopens after bomb check
• S.F. BAY AREA: GREEN NEWS AND IMPERMANENCE
• Ex-San Mateo County official held on embezzlement
• 49ers' Harbaugh and Goodwin see a growing confidence in Alex Smith
• Fairweather Fashion Adjustments
• Feds open inquiry into Diamond Foods’ accounting practices
• CEO of California’s bullet train steps down
• 2011 was a landslide for new phones: Execs say they will cut back in 2012
• Court settles neighbors' spat over blocked views
• California PUC: PG&E broke laws leading to San Bruno blast
• New Paradigm for San Francisco, Kindness First
• Serial-killing suspect linked to missing Dylan fan
• Bay Area residents are spending more
• SF learns: Marines urinating on Taliban corpses will be investigated (video)
• Holiday sales beat expectations
• Vegan raw chocolate pudding from Sidesaddle Kitchen, courtesy of...
• Olsem, Seawolves Shoot Past Gators in 81-69 Win
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• Honky-Tonk Sundays at Comstock Saloon in San Francisco
• Williams-Sonoma cuts outlook, stock falls
• 49ers LBs will be the biggest key in stopping Saints; Saints practice report
• Housing Funding: Mayor Creates Housing Trust Fund Working Group
• Merced Systems selling for $150M+
• Jeff Mangum is VEGAN!? And he's on TOUR!? Get a rope!
• Californa Pacific and Lucile Packard to collaborate on complex pediatric care
• BART’s new cars will be quieter, more comfortable
• Calif. stands to reap windfall from Facebook IPO
• The 20 Best Vegan Dishes in the Mission District!?
• Gators Hold Off Seawolves' Rally in 51-49 Victory
• Living Sustainably: TAPPI scholarships support green jobs of the future
• SFP to present the Bay Area debut of Trio di Clarone
• DO IT: Be a Guest on Check Please, Bay Area!
• Divino, the restaurant that replaced Fellini, posts menu
• Hello, Friends! It's WTF Wednesday! (On Thursday!)
• Kate Bush waxes vegetarian for Delia Smith’s Cookery Course in...
• Foo Fighters, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift: First Performers for 54th Grammy Awards
• Repairman gets probation for stealing ATM cash
• California revenue estimates differ by $5 billion
• Spare the Air Alert issued for Thursday
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• Oakland cops disciplined for name-covering episode
• Walgreens spat sends millions to new pharmacies
• East Bay firm keeps log of private cars' locations
• BART plans to order test batch of new cars in May
• Women's Soccer Earns NSCAA Team Academic Award
• Is California in for an extreme wet or dry summer?
• Healthy meals on a budget? 5 Reasons to use frozen and canned ingredients
• Rahlves, Moseley on Lake Tahoe slopes this week as ski ambassadors
• More Napkins
• Debunking some common resume myths from San Francisco to the New York island
• Russian "Hipsters" Coming to San Francisco's Lumiere
• Choosing from job offers in Silicon Valley: learn from the Amanda Bynes plight
• ‘Alcatraz’ television show premieres on the Rock
• War Horse Review
• San Francisco Opera's The Magic Flute, Otello, Salome and IL Trittico Come to Sundance Kabuki Cinemas
• Chinese Culture Center Spring News - January 10, 2012
• Exhibition: Clare Rojas and Annabeth Rosen
• New NFL Films DVD "Greatest Super Bowl Moments" captures 49ers glory
• College basketball notes: A 13th Arizona State player leaves Sendek program
• LinkedIn completes San Francisco expansion
• Oakland cops disciplined for name-covering episode
• Review: Daniel Pollack at Congregation Emanu-el in San Francisco
• Bay Area CEOs express increased optimism on local economy
• IntelePeer seeks $416 million valuation
• 49ers-Saints Wednesday practice report; Harper says he'll play Saturday
• New Year’s ‘Resolutions’ from Clerestory
• Alleged S.F. sex attacker faces 26 felonies
• Study shows how alcohol creates feelings of pleasure
• Mirkarimi mishandles reaction to investigation
• 3rd Annual German Gem One Day Film Festival
• Dogs compete for prizes in Hollister
• New sobriety pill that instantly sobers you up after having too much to drink
• $10 Macworld 2012 passes
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo investigated over home insurance
• Niners’ seat licenses as high as $80,000 in new stadium
• Contrary to popular belief, weight gain doesn't happen overnight
• 49ers DE Justin Smith talks about the team's gameplan to stop the Saints
• Hodo Soy Beanery going into Costco!
• Reprieve for Sharps Park Golf Course
• Merriman hires five to boost trading and capital markets services
• 49ers TE Vernon Davis said he almost "quit" early on -- but now he wants more
• Wilson Sonsini names two partners to lead law firm
• Risk Strategies insurance brokerage buys Millbrae’s UPA Insurance Brokers
• Red Vines plant picketers vote to end Union City strike
• UCSF study: Smoking marijuana improves lungs at first
• Get your 'om' on at the San Francisco Yoga Journal Conference Jan 12-16
• Most numbers up for latest Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
• Come pig out with Grubwithus and Vegansaurus during VegWeek!
• Artist Charles Sowers transforms the facade of SF's Randall Museum
• It is a PIE CRUST made out of CINNAMON ROLLS. Recipe, too! Well,...
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• Recipe: Popeye Soup!
• Isaiah Jimenez Ranked Eighth at 165; Gators Back in Team Poll at No. 19
• 128 Gator Student-Athletes Named to Department's Honor Roll
• Oakland police search for fatal hit-and-run driver
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• State shift of carbon fee to deficit questioned
• GOP group seeks to block use of redrawn districts
• EPA cracks down on Redwood City metal recycler
• Who's afraid of the lone gray wolf? Ranchers, families
• Tina Faelz killing defendant sent to adult court
• BART's San Jose extension closer to funding OK
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• S.F. sheriff likely to face misdemeanor charge
• 14 cattle trucks burned in arson at Harris Ranch
• 49ers greats reminisce on The Catch, look ahead to current team at Legends Live
• SF Weekly Letters
• Sleaze Capital: Kayo Books' Dirty Novels Are Second to None
• "Linus and Lucy" and Lawsuits: Guaraldi Heirs Sue for Royalties
• Tainted Saint: Mother Teresa Defended Pedophile Priest
• Solar panels to be installed at California Naval Base
• 2012 design trends
• Celebrating Chinese New Year in Malaysia (Flamingo Hotel Penang)
• How a woman can support her man in becoming a fully integrated man
• A Warning to the G.O.P.
• Gaming's best lasting impression of 2011
• The taste of France, Anjou & Touraine
• Which is the real Tim Tebow? A message for anyone in career transition
• Forget Goals, First a Vision
• @SFGayNightLife Wed. Jan 11th - Sun. Jan 15th
• Progressive fascism
• Café Gratitude legal issues "resolved," but no word on restaurant closures
• JoJo, Cambio and AT&T Join to Tell Fans 'It Can Wait' Stop Texting While driving
• Neon Hitch can "F*ck U Betta"
• The DINAH 2012 line-up gets bigger with BC Jean, Wynter Gordon, Ce Ce Peniston
• PLEDGE: FRATERNAL FRIDAYS moves to REBEL on JAN 13th
• Huey Lewis and the News, Sean Kingston to perform at Saints-49ers playoff game
• Catellus close to entitling Target-anchored retail center at Alameda Landing
• CES 2012: Satellite broadband may finally have arrived
• Still time for your New Year's resolutions in a love letter from you to you
• 2012 SF Chronicle Wine Competition
• Michael Crabtree, Alex Smith are connecting at just the right time for the 49ers
• New Year, new you: Five keys to optimal health and weight for 2012
• A new 10.1 inch tablet with handles: The Fiona Windows 8 gaming tablet
• Defendant in '84 murder sent to adult court
• It’s episode three of the Vegan Drag Queen’s cooking...
• Charles Schwab debuts lower cost, simpler 401(k) offering
• There's no bad blood between Payton and Harbaugh; Delanie Walker injury update
• Hewlett-Packard’s Whitman hires former campaign advisor for PR post
• Kirk Pederson named Chartres Lodging COO
• Recipe: Roasted fennel — Do this!
• Can the 49ers hang with the Saints if it were to become an offensive shootout?
• Health Funding: Mayor Announces New HIV/AIDS Funding
• Pot smoking not so harmful to the lungs, study finds
• 12 people to watch in Bay Area business in 2012
• Cathy Richardson; Rock & Roll history and a kick ass set of pipes
• Oakland police search for fatal hit-and-run driver
• Another security breach at S.F. Zoo - 3 arrested
• Suze Orman debuts her own prepaid debit card
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• California community colleges approve overhaul
• The amazingly effective activists over at Compassion Over...
• Design the next Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale shirt!
• Kim Laughton to head Schwab Charitable
• Previewing Ensemble Parallèle’s ‘Gatsby’
• British Olympian Ainslie joins America's Cup fray
• A 75 million square foot development? Steinberg Architects says no problem
• Yerba Buena Center for the Arts choses a new director, Marc Bamuthi Joseph
• Two American Express execs join Rearden
• Michael Costa appointed new Executive Director of Philharmonia Baroque
• Hostess files for bankruptcy!
• Ch-ch-ch-chia!
• Texas visitors at the Conservatory
• Grassroots fundraising is key to Ron Paul's long-term success in 2012
• Interview: Sir Ben Kingsley talks Georges Méliès, Martin Scorsese And 'Hugo'
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• CITY INSIDER / Planner seeks backing for 49ers' stadium
• Christina Olague elated as pick for District 5 seat
• Bill package targets gas pipeline safety
• Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary celebrations
• Calif. Supreme Court reverses 2nd death sentence
• Bay Area’s Yahoo and Kim Kardashian’s Sears gambling on new execs
• Tiger Woods to Bay Area: Resume summary makes difference
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
• Travel booking predictions for 2012
• Kirkwood ski resort in Lake Tahoe offers free lift ticket to dissatisfied skiers
• Big World Cup weekend for Tahoe skier Julia Mancuso; an ill Vonn struggles
• Farmers dominate the new year: planning ahead
• Halo Blox Revenant Now Hitting Stores!
• Occupy Oakland activists rally for former pariah
• Guidewire IPO seeks half-billion valuation
• Apple lavishes $376 million in bonuses to Tim Cook for filling in for Jobs
• Coachella 2012: Black Keys, Radiohead, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg - On sale Jan. 13
• Jim Harbaugh speaks on upcoming game against Saints [full transcript]
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• S.F. police ID suspect in Mission District rapes
• More Aero
• “Faces of Faith”
• Loving The Skin You’re In – Skincare Essentials For All Skin Types
• The new Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX gets pumped up with longer battery life
• Celebrations set for Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary
• New District Five supervisor has ties to moderates, left
• Canaan Partners raises $600M fund for tech, health care
• Zynga stock scrapes new bottom
• Ooma raises $17M more for web phone
• Treasury emails suggest Bank of America got little support for Countrywide purchase
• What makes the Saints so dangerous? A few 49ers chime in on the opponent
• Fashion events: Monday, January 9th thru Sunday, January 15th, 2012
• Breaking: White House Chief of Staff, Daley, resigns: 'a difficult three years'
• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning PC specs
• How much of that preseason game against Saints will 49ers use to prepare?
• Joshua Roman to ‘converse and concertize’ at CMC
• Affine Systems gets $5M for video ad targeting
• State stops seeking refunds for overpaid welfare
• Cresa opens East Bay office; more growth to come
• Harbaugh doesn't care that the 49ers are viewed as the underdogs against Saints
• Wine down with BCS tonight
• New D5 Supervisor: Mayor Appoints Olague as District 5 Supervisor
• Renewable energy passed nuclear as power source in U.S. in September
• Butternut Squash and Black Bean Soup from the Velo Rouge Café
• Gluten-free sugar-coated mini donuts from Fork and...
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab hires UCLA expert for Molecular Foundry
• 49ers keeping Delanie Walker on roster, Harbaugh not ruling him out for Saturday
• Make it wine and wide receivers tonight
• DiaDexus Q4 revenue up 48 percent
• Venus and Serena Williams go vegan! (And why this inspires me to exercise!)
• Vegan Baby Shoe Round-up!
• Dream big, rescued moon bears!
• Women's Basketball To Travel to Sonoma State To Begin 5-Game Road Trip
• Gators To Begin Season Long 5-Game Road Trip This Thursday at Sonoma State
• Gators' Reilly Named Wilson/CCAA Player of the Week
• Bayer targets Mission Bay incubator, partners
• CITY INSIDER / 6th Street police station less likely as funds fade
• Rose Pak's power surges
• Tax break for students sought in Calif. bill
• Occupy Oakland plans more antipolice rallies
• Sheriff Mirkarimi sworn in under awkward cloud
• Court: Super Bowl massacre letters weren't threats
• FBI interviews patient in Prime Healthcare inquiry
• Wintertime, and the weather is easy
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• Achieving great heights on Germany's historic funicular in Heidelberg
• SF Italian Culture Events: Jan. 9-15
• GSK to seek approval of Theravance lung drug
• What do Solar Professionals think about the Anti-Dumping charges?
• Halo U Part 9: Mjolnir Mark V MP Military Police
• Perks of Persimmon Season
• Simple innocence changes the lives of many: Olive a movie shot with a Nokia N8
• 5 books for teens about bullying
• Shen Yun graced San Francisco at the beginning of 2012 (photos)
• Whale watching, Pacific Coast from Mendocino to Big Sur
• Your Bay Area TV Sports Week starting January 9
• Hillary Scott from Lady Antebellum marries Chris Tyrell over the weekend
• So, your spouse is gay.
• An organic Mexican little gem nestled atop the hill: Papito
• Bay Area Jazz, Jan. 9-15
• Dating advice: new girlfriend doesn't trust him because of his dating history
• Headed to Hawaii? Money saving reasons to go condo
• PC game release list for the week of 1/8/2012
• Beyonce and Jay-Z welcome daughter Blue Ivy not Ivy Blue
• 49ers can thank Rams for home game against Saints
• Achieving through Setting Goals
• Stanford's 4OT victory was big for so many reasons
• What the 49ers can learn from the Lions on how to beat the Saints
• Final plans for the second Alumni Recital Series concert at the Conservatory
• SFRV’s Twelfth Night celebration
• Six arrested in latest Occupy Oakland march
• Sense of past is strong where two S.F. alleys meet
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• U.S. ski resorts nationwide hoping snow drought ends soon
• The San Jose Sharks administer capital punishment on Washington
• Silent era screenwriter Frederica Sagor Maas dies at age 111
• 49ers set to face Saints in NFC Divisional Round of the playoffs
• Decision time for Warriors. What to do with Stephen Curry?
• Stanford women struggle more than expected -- 33 for Ogwumike
• Interview with Meklit Hadero, the Nile Project and bringing East Africa together
• World travelers ask, what is Shen Yun? (photos)
• Elevating tea to an art form: Numi Organic Tea
• Mission District rape suspect IDd as S.F. man
• SF sees: Republican presidential candidates debate in New Hampshire (video)
• SF asks: Shen Yun, how did San Franciscans react? (photos)
• What's the right education and professional resume for a Bay Area pharmacist?
• Plan ahead and learn about chocolate in time for Valentine's day
• Woman dies in Bay Point blaze
• Woman dies in Bay Point blaze
• Total Team Effort Keys Gators' 78-72 Win over CSUEB
• Time to get ‘Seirus’ and stay warm on slopes this winter
• Police investigating 'suspicious' Oakland death
• Police investigating 'suspicious' Oakland death
• Stella & Dot Stylist thrives during economic downturn
• Man found shot to death in Gilroy home
• Recommended San Francisco Gallery Shows in January 2012
• It's Fit, Not Likes
• The 2012 San Francisco Tape Music Festival to honor Cage
• Fly to Mammoth for free from San Francisco or Oakland
• Gators Fall to Pioneers
• Four former 49ers make Hall of Fame finalist list; DeBartolo finally makes cut
• 49ers have 8.7% chance at winning Super Bowl according to Prediction Machine
• Gators Finish 1-2 at NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals
• Gators Fall Twice at NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals
• A Ligeti premiere comes to Davies
• Happy Holidays from the Wurttemberg Breed Registry
• Bob Huff new GOP leader in state Senate
• 2 arrested after shots fired from S.F. rooftop
• 60 pet birds die in Oakland house fire
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• San Francisco Legends: Who Was Thomas Starr King?
• Bay Area Family Fitness hosts gala open house to celebrate another grandopening
• Pianist Choong Mo Kang – In Recital at SF Conservatory of Music, 1/21
• San Francisco Bay Area offers hotel jobs in revitalized hotel industry
• Bay Area firm honoring Stephen Hawking for amazing career achievements
• MTT and the SF Symphony's American Mavericks Festival and Tour
• Day-by-day guide to London and Paris: day 6
• The Taste of France, Brittany
• This week's Animal News You Can Use: A Paul Shapiro Production!
• Looking Ahead
• Important announcement: Dawn Upshaw recital rescheduled
• 49ers LB NaVorro Bowman reflects on being named to AP All-Pro team
• Asian: Free admission this Sunday, Buncheong exhibit closing
• Guinevere Adds More Tour Dates with Nick Carter; San Francisco January 12th
• Mini-Apple Stores to open within select Target store locations
• SF hears: KTVU news headlines for January 6, 2012
• Court: Super Bowl massacre letters weren't threats
• Rumer unveils North American Tour; San Francisco January 25
• Playoff-experienced 49ers LB Tavares Gooden provides Harbaugh with advice
• Becoming Britney: A Snarky Musical Adventure opens February 10th
• Astellas returns superbug-fighting drug to Theravance
• The Post Punk Kitchen 100: The Top 100 Vegan Food Things!
• BioMarin leases 120,000 square feet for new HQ space in San Rafael
• Porcelain Black Webisode "Porcelain Black Gets Naughty in NYC
• Phil Bronstein, ex-Chronicle editor, leaves Hearst
• 49ers LB Patrick Willis on playoffs: "We’ve worked too hard to just go home."
• Music Legend/R&B Diva Chaka Khan Headlines Biggest Lesbian Event in The World
• Man shot, killed in San Jose's first 2012 homicide
• George Gascón: From high school drop out to DA
• San Francisco weekend concert preview: January 6th-7th, 2012
• Salesforce lease could prompt new downtown tower
• 49ers TE Delanie Walker speaks to media for first time since jaw injury
• Slideshow: Top 7 Marinas
• Shorenstein bags Chicago trophy
• Salesforce signs huge downtown San Francisco lease
• Five 49ers named to AP All-Pro team; Ray McDonald misses another practice
• This Weekend: Free Sunday jazz sessions with local Vallejo musicians resume
• Tesla set to announce Model X SUV
• Transbay Terminal dig unearths Gold Rush artifacts
• Innovation in Government: Mayor Announces Technology Partnership
• Sezmi assets bought for $27 million
• Albany planners to consider 9 new AT&T antennas
• An Ernest Bloch afternoon of lecture and performance at the Conservatory
• Sidesaddle Kitchen's raw vegan desserts classes are here!
• Stanford's Nneka Ogwumike has "bad" game in win over Oregon
• Stanford needs to show it can win on the road to be a Pac-12 contender
• Vegan bodybuilders in the New York Times! Throw this in the face...
• My friend’s cat Romulus likes her heated cat bed. Vegans...
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• Prenatal testing company Natera raises $20M
• Man charged in fatal hit-run crash in San Bruno
• Help sought in finding S.F. hit-run victim's kin
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• Police arrest Occupy SF protesters
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• SF condo owners' suit rejected by appeals court
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• Bank of America closes below $5 for first time since 2009
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• Occupy Cal protesters vote to strike on Tuesday
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• Court rules California High-Speed Rail Authority must redo EIR again
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• Pacquiao’s no-doubt victory over Marquez will prove how much he has improved
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• Cold case killer receives 32 years in prison
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• Steam hacked, Valve confirms
• San Francisco Chamber of Commerce awards 'Ebbies'
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• Dale Earnhardt Jr. releases second Iinstallment of My Love Is Easy remix
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• Stanford women play No. 24 Texas Friday in an opener intriguing on many levels
• Why some people want to be with "the one" and others with many partners
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• Dun-Well Doughnuts is Real!
• Terry Bowman selected as Santa Clara County Assistant District Attorney
• Alex Smith is an elite quarterback? Jim Harbaugh thinks so
• Lady Gaga’s 'blood and semen' fragrance to debut in 2012
• It's Kickstart time again, this time with delicious Indian food!
• California short $810M in October, automatic cuts more likely
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• Cisco Systems tests remote healthcare system in India
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• S.F., wireless group to appeal trimmed cellular law
• Bay Lights to honor Bay Bridge's 75th anniversary
• Failed PG&E pipeline in Palo Alto had corrosion
• Occupy campers shout down Oakland council members
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• Bay Area business quick with Japan earthquake relief
• VigLink raises $5.4 million
• Ex-Cryptic CEO takes over at Gazillion
• Shorenstein bags future Twitter home
• YouTube to hike headcount 30 percent
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• Lunera founder came to LEDs out of dissatisfaction with lighting tools
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• IGT moves into new SF office, hiring 75
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• Nominations for stem cell agency's top job due April 15
• Toxic chemicals: Agency hardens stance on products
• Supreme Court has final word on shaken baby case
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• Fort Point and the Warming Hut: Strolling toward the Golden Gate
• University of California sees shrinking middle class student attendance
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• Maharaja: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts at the Asian Art Museum
• Two prestigious publications recognize Sonoma
• Two arrested in string of Mountain View thefts
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• Murder of former Benicia cheerleader met with grief and sympathy
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• Meat reduction has a place in history
• School of Photography Student Closes California Street for Fleet Week
• 3 Green options to insulate your home
• Academy MFA Alum is a Guest Plein-Aire Artist
• FRESH closes its doors in 2012 at its 10th birthday
• Academy of Art University's Open House Opens Doors
• Bicyclist hurt when S.F. taxi runs red, hits him
• Bay Area spooky places: Broderick/Terry duel site
• Amber Alert issued for 2 North State children
• California Employers Leading the Nation on E-Verify Enforcements
• Biggest S.F. apartment project in years gets go-ahead; 800 jobs
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• Police chase in Pittsburg ends in fatal crash
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• Cameron Carpenter sparkled at Davies organ with 1925 Phantom of Opera
• The Apple Mac Pro may be a 'no-go' in the immediate future
• Free shred event for residents of Livermore
• Giordano Bros brings a taste of Pittsburgh to the Mission
• Stanford gets third basketball commitment for 2012
• Lawmakers criticize Bank of America’s derivatives transfer
• Bay Area Countys Food Policy Staff Commitments
• Report: Lender places Chinese-owned Bellisimo Vineyard into receivership
• Tenants circle Mission Bay's 499 Illinois St.
• NeurogesX hires Stephen Peroutka as chief medical officer
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• Jim Harbaugh won't look at team's current state until they get into December
• Smule Inc. raises $12 million more
• The annual Office of the Dead concert from San Francisco Renaissance Voices
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• Occupy SF brings unexpected life to dormant park
• 49ers hope to open new stadium a year early
• CITY INSIDER / Finding correct polling station could be latest election hurdle
• Ed Lee's opponents seek leg up in ranked voting
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• Shiloh Church holds annual Harvest Festival
• 49ers beat Browns, head east to play Redskins on Nov. 6
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• 49ers win fifth straight game with 20-10 win over the Browns
• Man shot dead in S.F. Mission identified
• The San Francisco World Music Festival features Madmen, Heroines and Bards.
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• Stanford Cardinal and Oregon Ducks move up in latest college AP Top 25 Poll
• East Coast snow storm, leaves 2M without power, 3 dead (photos, video)
• Challenging Experimental "How To Love" From "Performers Under Stress"
• Vacaville police warn residents of telephone scam
• Handwriting is king at the heart of the message
• Healthy Desserts: Party Girl Diet's Skinny Fudge™ Offers Lower Fat Treat!
• Out of Baghdad, on to Tehran?
• Stanford women ranked No. 5 in preseason poll
• Perfect time for Point Reyes elk viewing
• 49ers WR Braylon Edwards active; Browns RB Peyton Hillis inactive
• But without a state, who would build the roads???
• The opportunity costs of statism
• The new scramble for Africa
• Hair revival in SF by Diane Paulus revisits classic songs but needs more spirit
• PC game release list for the week of 10/30/2011
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• Six questions with Rin Tin Tin author Susan Orlean
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• CSUSB Defeats Gators in 2OT in Season Finale
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• Confident Christianity Conference in the Dallas/Fort Worth area
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• Oregon beats Washington State, scores more than 40 points again in good showing
• What motivates American military intervention?
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• Desdemona by Peter Sellars at UC Berkeley reconciles women with song and poetry
• Desdemona by Peter Sellars at UC Berkeley reconciles women with song and poetry
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• Workplace relationships - boss bullies
• Oakland's Mayor Quan deserves to be heard
• Nebraska likely to leap in polls after Big 10 upset of Michigan State
• Gators Sink Otters in Four
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• Totem in SF shows Cirque's evolution into higher art form, totally dazzling
• iPhone 4S users report huge battery drains: Apple is investigating
• MTT and SFS to celebrate Schubert in both chamber and symphonic settings
• San Francisco love the number 49, and now there's a new 49-mile cruise (photos,
• SF Picasso thief now pleads guilty
• SF Picasso thief now pleads guilty
• Frank Gore needs 110 yards to surpass Roger Craig on 49ers rushing list
• Former marine calls out police for Scott Olsen shooting: "He was aiming at him"
• Workplace relationships - naptime
• Cinema by the Bay - Locals showcase their stuff - November 3 - 6
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• Cardinals win the World Series (photos, video)
• Rams host Saints in NFC mismatch of talent, skill, execution
• Appeals court rules on Oakland hills tree dispute
• Lawmaker Mary Hayashi charged with shoplifting
• State finance director arrested for suspected DUI
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• Sun Devils look to regroup with home game against Buffaloes
• Breaking: St. Louis Cardinals beat Texas Rangers in World Series (photos, video)
• Seahawks host Bengals in big test for Seattle on Sunday
• Palo Alto man gets 33 years for murder of girlfriend
• Occupy Wall Street wants you to get a 1% pen pal
• San Jose PTO treasurer pleads no contest to embezzlement charges
• Al Davis had surgery just before his death
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• S.F. woman sentenced for swindling renters
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• Wells Fargo kills test of monthly debit card fee
• Full recovery expected for injured protester Scott Olsen
• 49ers WR Braylon Edwards questionable for Sunday against Browns
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• Marine from Milpitas is killed in Afghanistan
• Bank of America said to be backpedaling on debit card fee
• New piece connects Bay Bridge span
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• Bank of America awards grants to Bay Area nonprofits
• No. 7 UC San Diego Sneak Past Gators
• Yoga & Forclosure: Local yogini shares transformational story in new book
• Bay Area Science Festival kicks off Saturday, continues through Nov. 6
• New California bullet train business plan to be released Nov. 1
• Wells Fargo feels heat over its $3 debit card fee
• Ex-CEO gets 64 months for embezzling $1M from San Francisco's Bricsnet
• Bay Area investors plead guilt in bid rigging
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• Jerry Brown: Raise public worker retirement age
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• Occupy SF: No-show raid invigorates protesters
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• BART open, streets closed after Oakland arrests
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• NAPA Cellars Winemaker Dinner - Benefiting Project Open Hand @ Pican 10/25
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• Coast Guard suspends bay search for kayaker
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• Halimah Oswald Captures Molten/CCAA Volleyball Player of the Week Honors
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• The Randall Museums Presents Winter Break Camps
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• The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer as Malkovich goes baroque
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• SFEMS presents Chicago’s Baroque Band
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• San Leandro police sued in woman's death
• Paratransit van driver held in fatal crash, dragging of Hells Angels biker
• Assemblyman Jim Nielsen granted restraining order
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• Jay Justice; Screwed by His Union & Work Stolen by Illegal Immigrants
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• The Bicentennial of Franz Liszt
• The history of the Bolero
• Abadá Capoeira in San Francisco celebrates 20th anniversary with a Batizado
• Cats of the week at the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA
• Nov. 12: Oregon vs. Stanford, biggest Pac-12 college football game of 2011
• Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie join Occupy Wall Street protest march
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• Woman killed in Hayward freeway crash
• Millennium offers fall supper at Tierra Vegetables Farm
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• Few attend San Leandro gun protest
• Fast Start Propels Gators Past Wildcats
• Gadhafi confirmed dead, but where will he be buried? (photos, video)
• A Class Based Reading of Martin Eden
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• The Sustainable Furnishings Council is celebrating its 5th anniversary
• Game Day Recipe: Authentic San Francisco Crab Cioppino
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• Lake Tahoe's Northstar ski resort will feature new express quad lift this season
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• The Sun moves into Scorpio: Complexity
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• Man robs woman of her purse near downtown Palo Alto
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• Ed Lee backers said to fill in ballots for others
• Hearst Foundations award $580,000 to 8 nonprofits
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• Colorado hosts Oregon in biggest Pac-12 college football mismatch of 2011
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• Bank of America demotes veteran exec Barbara Desoer again
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• Man denies hate attack on mixed race family
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• Gators End Skid with Four-Set Win over Warriors
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• Bank of America shifts derivatives risk onto taxpayers
• More San Francisco Civic Center housing on the way
• The Three Musketeers (review)
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• Occupy SF gets a visit from Tom Morello, performs at Great American Music Hall
• 49ers RB Frank Gore & LB Aldon Smith win weekly NFL awards
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• Bay Citizen news site loses CEO on heels of editor
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• Cal State LA Blanks Gators, 3-0
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• Ohio lifer was once a federal prisoner on Alcatraz
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• Depression-era Coit Tower murals need touch-up
• PG&E denies it put 'junked' gas pipe in the ground
• State's cap and trade program gets final approval
• Report card: Grading the 49ers during the bye week and naming team MVP
• k.d. lang Show Electrifies the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco
• This weekend: Pick an "Angry Inch" or "Porn" inches
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• Oakland orders Occupy protesters to leave plaza
• Bay Brawlers MMA show in Oakland on October 22 with UFC fighters in attendance
• Cal Bears host Utah Utes in battle of two 3-3 Pac-12 teams on Oct. 22
• Theda Bara - the first movie vamp
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• Interview with Steve "Lips" Kudlow from Anvil
• Second quake hits the San Francisco Bay Area, in Berkeley, California
• 2nd earthquake - aftershock - rattles Bay Area
• Exclusive Fragrance Event - Guerlain at Neiman Marcus October 29th
• Gamestop offering Modern Warfare 3 for Battlefield 3 trade-in
• BART Board to discuss possible cell power down policy on the 27th
• On debating the religious - Argumenum Ad Populum
• Retro Review: The Fall Of Reach
• SF Mayor Edwin Lee statement on Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill
• Don Giovanni world premiere Italian style a tasteful and pretty Mozartian affair
• Don Giovanni world premiere Italian style a tasteful and pretty Mozartian affair
• Nero "Me And You" EP available Nov 1st
• 4.0 quake hits East Bay
• Arrest in San Leandro tattoo party slayings
• Hewlett-Packard's chief tech officer out
• One-time Alcatraz con awaits release from Texas prison
• Testiness in trial over shooting of Fremont cop
• Miyavi's What's My Name? World Tour comes to CA
• Vegan MoFo: No Cookie cookies!
• Oakland firestorm survivors remember terrible day
• College Football Week 8: #8 Stanford plays under the bright lights on ABC
• Mexican Truckers Ready to roll throughout U.S. & Korea Trade Deal May Cost Jobs
• 4.2 Earthquake shakes the San Francisco Bay Area
• This is why you're vegan: Your Halloween candy is made by slaves
• Hirsohi Kato Shihan – November workshop in Palo Alto, CA
• Hawaii, Oahu: Don't miss the new USS Arizona Memorial (photos, video)
• Report: Prada to enter America’s Cup competition
• Earthquake hits San Francisco Bay Area
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• Donaire, not overlooking Narvaez despite N.Y. glare, will dominate
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• Mayor Funds Childcare and Health Programs to Preserve Services
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• More Police Brutality at OccupySF
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• Stanford women picked to win conference for 12th straight year
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• Truck dumps 2,500 chickens on I-80 near Vacaville
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• Fontana CA baby funeral scam alleged - 4 arrested
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• High cost of first-year community college dropouts
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• Slideshow: Solar Power International convention lights up Dallas
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• INSTUDIO Answers Questions on COLOR
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• iPhone 4S owners report contrast issues and yellowish tint on their displays
• SolarCity says SolarStrong still stands despite loss of loan guarantee
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• Doctors Co. completes $362M purchase of FPIC Insurance
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• City Slashes Greenhouse Gas Emissions Exceeding Goals
• HIV patients with TB do well with early treatment
• Tesla’s new competition: An electric DeLorean
• The Value of a Good Vacation
• Federated Media and Automattic ink advertising agreement
• Amgen layoffs to include 37 in South San Francisco
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• San Francisco County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - San Francisco County
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• The ‘concert conversations’ continue next month at CMC
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• Governor Jerry Brown opens new Dell campus in Santa Clara
• Apolo Ohno skates in to help Deloitte celebrate San Francisco move
• Vegucated premieres in NYC! Everyone loves it! You must see it!
• Bay Trail extended with Richmond's Landfill Loop
• Farmed salmon are full of diseases that they're passing on to wild fish!
• 49ers draft class playing big roles in team's 5-1 start
• Rescuers trying to catch hawk with nail in head
• Gators Ranked Fifth in Preseason RMAC Poll
• Gators Ranked Fifth in Preseason RMAC Poll
• Vaute Couture at Loving Eco!
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• Muni will let youths ride free ... if someone pays
• A tigers' tale: Oakland zoo rescues 4 sisters
• Stop AIDS Project, SF AIDS Foundation to merge
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• L.A. officials approve jail measures to stop abuse
• County eyes $10 million Stanford bike path offer
• L.A. teacher loses job over anti-Semitic comments
• Dellums testifies against ex-administrator Edgerly
• Exhibition - The Air We Breathe
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• San Jose schools home to many ghosts, witnesses say
• Laptop bag tips for college students
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• Gilead breaking ground on 1st part of massive campus rebuild in Foster City
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• San Francisco Symphony Announces 2011 Holiday Concert Lineup at Davies Symphony Hall
• Review: Batman: Arkham City
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• Organic farming wins in 30-year study
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• PSST: Mass Effect 3 to release on Wii U
• County agrees to buy Marin Commons for $29.5
• Slideshow: UCSF's Mission Bay hospital takes shape
• SJPD digs up grave of Hells Angel looking for evidence in another shooting
• Occupy Oakland looking to expand
• Cooking with Economy and Grace
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• @SFGayNightLife Wed. Oct 19th - Sun. Oct 23rd
• The $400,000 pooper scooper robot: Some assembly required; batteries included
• Fashion Week PART 5- Digital Image Prints
• Bodega Elena De Mendoza wines soar
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• Zep Solar of San Rafael announces new partners
• Drugs cited in San Jose State couple's slayings
• Lingering foot injury? Michael Crabtree doesn’t feel it anymore on gamedays
• Fashion events Monday, October 17th thru Thursday, October 21st.
• PG&E ordered to fix tap water in town highlighted by Erin Brockovich movie
• Master the art of age reversal naturally: LAFACE Laboratories
• A book for children about divorce; 'Fred Stays with Me' by Nancy Coffelt
• Immigration agency told to pick up its pace
• S.F. plaque honoring Harvey Milk is stolen
• A salon experience from the Russian Chamber Orchestra
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• Apple: 187,582 iPhones per day sold, $6.6 billion profit in Q4
• Michelin names Bay Area cheap eats; whets appetite for 2012 guide
• SF Timberland Sundance Film Festival Style Night Out
• Five questions for solar group CEO Resch
• Dropbox raises $250 million in second round
• Cytokinetics to cut 18 jobs, focus on ALS trial
• OWS Oakland encampment: the message is love
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• Role of Modified Citrus Pectin in Cancer Treatment Presented at International On
• Police: Hells Angels funeral shooter may be dead
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• San Francisco Mayor Lee gets love — and cash — from tech leaders
• Children's author Nancy Coffelt at Eureka Library Oct 22
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• Woman sexually assaulted in Mountain View park
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• Child abuse prevention advertisement banned in Ireland
• The SFS Community Concert for Día de los Muertos
• The Oakland Raiders trade for quarterback Carson Palmer
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• Gators Prepare to Face Warriors, Wildcats to Close Homestand
• 49ers RB Fank Gore, LB Aldon Smith, WR Ted Ginn nominated for weekly NFL awards
• Occupy SF group to protest police tactics
• Vegansaurus NYC: Vegan fall shop-up this Sunday!
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• State of the Birds report focuses on Bay Area
• SF plan would offer tax break for hiring felons
• John Baxter, UCSF cloner of growth hormone, dies
• Paul Watford nominated to federal appeals court
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• Helena Ribeiro, Becomes U.S. Citizen then Joins Occupy Wall Street Protests
• November Cartoonist-in-Residence: Matt Runkle
• Maharaja, the Splendor of India's Royal Courts at the Asian
• Thoughts on Stanford's win over WSU
• The Oakland Raiders have a day of tributes for late owner Al Davis
• World Series schedule is set, Rangers and Cardinals to battle on Fox
• Entering bye week, 49ers have two weeks to prepare for Browns on Oct. 30
• Come celebrate F3 one year anniversary of art and fashion at the Cotton Mill
• Occupy SF rebuilds camp after police raid
• Cal E-Verify is Pro-Worker
• National Plein-Air Exhibit Features Academy of Art University Alum
• New Production House Opens Doors for Academy Alum
• Ex-Alcatraz inmate wanted for questioning in missing person’s case
• Kona Coffee from Hawaii's Big Island, simply the best (photos, video)
• Download New Outasight Mixtape "Get It Together"
• Clerestory to offer a tribute to Notre Dame de Paris
• VMware has $942M quarter
• Information on Club Sport Pleasanton
• Join the "In-Crowd" to Gain an Interview in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Occupy SF rebuilds camp after police raid
• On anniversary of Loma Prieta earthquake Mayor urges San Franciscans to be ready
• The iPhone 5: It may be alive and well for a possible launch in 2012
• Man honored for rescuing Haight fire victims
• Harbaugh on apologizing to Schwartz : 'Apologies always seem to me like excuses'
• Celebs light up Puss in Boots debut aboard Royal Caribbean ship
• Rock Candy Snack Shop in Bernal Heights! Hello, I love you.
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• Hells Angel killed at funeral of comrade
• U.C. Berkeley, at No. 6, beats Stanford on Economist’s business school list
• Great Highway address dispute is nearly settled
• "Educated Guess" solves wine delimma
• French Cinema Now, October 27 - November 2
• Ozi Magana: The more mediums I master the more vocabulary I gain
• Steve Jobs: Beatlemaniac or fruitarian?
• The Muslim Solidarity Contingent at Occupy Oakland
• The Apple iPhone 4S vs. Samsung Galaxy S II drop test. Who won?
• VMware’s profit doubles in Q3 to $178 million
• Corroded metal support beams
• Warren Miller's latest ski film hits Sacramento on Nov. 11-12
• A vegan dinner party in the New York Times!
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area Chambers of Commerce
• Shooting of Fremont cop caught on audio tape
• What's Shaun White worth? An estimated $7 million a year in endorsements
• Mayor Releases Earthquake Safety Plan
• CHW confirms it’s talking to Community Health Systems about selling Reno hospital
• Forget the handshake talk, the 49ers are 5-1 and the team wants to improve
• Annual Pet Pride Day
• Bechtel Corp. employee wins Society of Women Engineers award
• 49ers react to all the attention the Harbaugh-Schwartz handshake has generated
• Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer with Malkovich, Berkeley, Friday
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• Miss Representation from Jennifer Siebel Newsom to premiere on OWN this week
• UFL shortens season; vows to play next year
• Take a lofty adventure with "The Climber"
• Guest Post: Vegansaurus D.C. and Baltimore: Great Sage’s Beer Pairing Dinner!
• Grockit adds $7M for social learning
• Blue Shield of California to grant $20M to help Golden State health care organizations form ACOs
• The decline of the American Dream: The plight of America's 20-somethings
• Vegan MoFo: Meatball grinder!
• Meditate in solidarity with the Occupy Movement in Union Square, OCT 18, 5:30 pm
• The Bachs before Bach
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• Oakland Measure I parcel-tax mail vote begins
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• GOP's Ricky Gill going after Rep. Jerry McNerney
• S.F. contractor donation ban proving cumbersome
• INTERVIEW: 'Miss Representation''s Jennifer Siebel Newsom & Regina Kulik Scully
• Sofinnova raises $440M life sciences fund
• The pros and cons of the 49ers trading for WR Brandon Lloyd
• Star Trek actor, Zachary Quinto, comes out as gay
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• Win over the Lions was perfect example of the new 49ers swagger
• Highlights for October 16-22, 2011: Voting, Shaking and Howlin’
• National Estate Planning Awareness Week
• Authority's views on revenue, ridership & the capital gap
• 5 hauntingly healthy Halloween recipes
• The Thing (Movie Review)
• Ted Nugent calls Occupy Wall Street "anti-American socialism on parade"
• Richard Serra Drawings at SFMOMA
• Richard Serra Drawings at SFMOMA
• SF’s big democrat donors say ‘no’ to Obama
• Fukishima: Could it happen here?
• Will the 49ers face the Raiders in Super Bowl 46 in Indianapolis?
• Review: Berkeley Repertory Theatre's new play by Bill Cain, Opening Night Show
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• Three slain in two Oakland shootings
• Halloween at Davies with organist Cameron Carpenter and Chaney's Phantom 10/30
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• Tragedy at Vegas IndyCar race; 15 car crash claims life of Dan Wheldon
• Healdsburg police find crime scene, then body
• Ariadne Aux Naxos by Strauss opens West Edge Opera with Emma McNairy
• Berkeley Occupying Wall Street: Encampment in Oakland
• New trail opening: Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve
• Candidates make their pitch to SoMa waterfront voters at Red's Java House
• Senator Simitian unveils HSR poll: If costs are uncertain, 2 to 1 say no
• 49ers improve to 5-1 with 25-19 comeback win over the Lions
• Mehldau-Redman duo highlights Bay Area jazz week
• Occupy Wall Street credibility questioned
• Petaluma International Film Festival - October 21-22-23
• Purcell to be featured at next Voices of Music concert
• Anna Bolena by Donizetti w/ Netrebko opened 2011/12 season of Met LIVE in HD
• Shannen Doherty marries for the third time
• PC game release list for the week of 10/16/2011
• Cognac Cocktails
• Dalai Lama leads way on environment and ethics
• CSUS Spoils Gators' Senior Day
• Prison gang member charged in double slaying
• Movie Review: 'Lost Kisses' Roberta Torre's clever Italian cinema
• Jorge Ferrer Publishes Two Papers in Major Transpersonal Psychology Journals
• Gators Blank Warriors 1-0 on Senior Day
• Cimmaron Sanctuary: "RUDY" the Lead Ambassador Donkey
• Poetry and Sierra granite enrich a tower's plaza
• Suspect's nickname 'Budweiser Man' for role in ad
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• Mission Dolores: An oasis of calm in a busy city
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• 'Llama Llama Red Pajama' and other llama books by Anna Dewdney
• Governor Brown Signs Trans Rights Bills Into Law
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• Police dogs display their abilities at Pet Food Express
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• Shooting occurs at Hells Angel funeral
• Rosary gathering in SF draws dedicated faithful
• Gators Fall to No. 3 Coyotes
• Safety tip for women runners: Bring a dog
• Motorola’s Xoom tablet drops $120 off retail price but will it zoom in sales?
• Andy Brown makes it through a Stanford basketball practice -- historic event
• San Franciso mayor candidates respond to SBRMBNA's questionnaire
• Second NY/SF International Children's Film Festival - October 21 - 23
• U.S. troops deployed to fight "Lord's Resistance Army" - seriously
• Apple inches closer to banning Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy S II from the U.S.
• Betties Barbaras & Bodega Bay
• 6th Annual Bay Area Flamenco Festival
• Semyon Bychkov and Kirill Gerstein to return to Davies
• Cowboy Code review
• Mill Valley Film Festival Announces Additional Screenings
• Man Without a Mask
• Lake Tahoe ski resorts have numerous changes for 2011-12 season
• New changes in store for Mt. Rose ski resort in Lake Tahoe
• Cimmaron Sanctuary Donations
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• James Conlon’s Russian perspectives at Davies
• Cow Palace opens gates to Grand National Rodeo
• Emergency vehicles on new Bay Bridge part of drill
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• SJPD seeking public's help in identifying gunman
• 49ers Q&A with Detroit Lions Examiner Chris Morgan
• Straight from the gut: A low-down on Crohn’s Disease
• New Preparation Program Puts Math, Science and Bilingual Teachers in Residence at High Need Schools
• Craigslist and Craigconnects Founder Craig Newmark Releases Infographic Detailing Use of Social Media By Nonprofits
• WR Joshua Morgan sends open letter to all 49ers fans
• Haçeteria: A Monthly Acid House and Techno Party at the Deco Lounge
• Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon split; Marriage officially not a Kool Thing
• Top 13 Halloween decorations and homemade props you can make for free or almost
• 103 arrests made in "Operation Garlic Press"
• Don Giovanni, new classic production at SF with Italian film, theater director
• Recipes fresh from the Fillmore Street Farmers' Market
• Small film sneaks into Bay Area and says: Let 'em eat "Toast"
• Romney looks more like nominee with each debate
• Lily Haplern’s New Music Video for “Colors,” Premieres Today on Just Jared Jr.
• S.F. Apple store ready for 4S rush
• HEROES and VILLAINS at Lookout
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• Penguin Prison debut album available Oct 18th
• Tegan and Sara to release DVD/CD "Get Along" on Nov. 15th
• DA: De Anza rape suspects will not face criminal charges
• Don’t forget: The 'old' iPhone 4 is only $99 and the iPhone 3GS is for free
• One dead, one wounded in West Oakland shooting
• Alert: Big House White and Big House Red on the loose