Our cool, grey City of Love, San Francisco. Gee, we're lucky.
Our cool, grey City of Love, San Francisco. Gee, we're lucky.
There is no doubt that Ash Reiter has talent. Just sit back, relax, and listen... If you like her style, let me know. I can post more!
Hi-Def San Francisco are doing some amazing things with their San Francisco Bay webcam :
How do these work ? It's as if they've turned a photo into a Google map and are using the Google map player to display it ? Can anyone do this ?
One person was killed and two were injured at the zoo on Christmas day.
San Francisco Chronicle -
Investigation continues into fatal tiger attack at S.F. zoo
Well this is like the 4th day I think, a couple friends from work along with myself went to see this film
Update: Olivia has left Mobuzz. Gabe Mac will present in her stead.
Mobuzz.tv Site
Mobuzz.tv YouTube Channel
Mobuzz TV: Daily Buzz is an irreverent and quirky daily show about the the latest and greatest in Cyber-Culture and Technology
Cranky Geeks Ep. 079 minute 12 (ok, 11:52)
Images not needed: Rupley at Burning Man (let's photoshop something, what?)
The whole thing makes him squeamish, what a shock. Breasts flopping!
Now imagine him nude and doing his best to "burn...." No no no no no no stop.
For a journalist who's obviously never been anywhere near the event,
he has some remarkably forceful opinions that seem to indicate he might
be really out of place in the Bay Area. Hippy-dippy lovey-dovey what?
How many graduates of the Haight Ashbury thing does he work with?
He and Dvorak gleefully "report" on the incident of the man arrested trying to burn the burning man. Rupley, believe it or not, seems actually joyful for a moment. Too bad it's the old lady buried deep down inside who's cackling. Stick to your core competencies, sir!
Buy some old lady glasses. Live it. Embrace it. Stare not at the flopping breasts.
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A TV show within a TV show based in San Francisco, Break a Leg is hilarious and very original:
You've found Break a Leg - The Sitcom, the award aspiring Internet sitcom brought to you by the acclaimed fans of Arrested Development, Scrubs, and The Office.
Break a Leg is the story of David Penn, a writer who just got his first sitcom deal. Groomates, his show about three ex-grooms living with their two ex-wives, replaces the previous hit, Swamblers – a rollicking story of gambling cowboy swingers roughing it in the Wild West, Swambler-style. The writer/creator died – which is good news for David, because now he gets his own show.
The show is the brain child of the Baranovsky brothers Yuri [David Penn] and Vlad, natives of the "deadly serious" city of Kiev.
Very cute, guys, but I miss the show, srsly.
What's up with the three month break? Whaaa!
We're working hard on getting it out soon. The next episode is a huge undertaking -- the biggest we've done or that any of you have seen. So, it's taking a bit longer than usual. You can check out some of the pictures and our progress on the site -- but the new one is coming, I promise!
Recent Peabody award-winner Brian Lehrer (see previous post) has another excellent series on his program, this time about Congestion Pricing.
Some of us are aware that the same situation applies here in San Francisco as in New York; there is federal money to be awarded if municipalities implement some kind of congestion pricing plan before the imminent deadline. (most recent segment first)