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The Golden Gate Bridge is a pretty awesome piece of architecture and an important part of our history, and as part of her third grade class project, our youngest daughter wrote a birthday poem to the beautiful Golden Gate!
We live in a world full of horror and destruction. We spend most of our lives avoiding this fact (either actively or luckily). But when all the cards are played, the beauty of a sunset is no less real than a cancerous swamp.
I get down to serious business in San Francisco every season, devoting entire days to discovering new, old gems.
I had a couple of emails in response to my last post (about why cats and dogs lick), and thought the best way to answer was in a follow-up.
The bats came alive and if you weren't there to see it, you maybe in disbelief. It's been no secret the Giants offense has struggled in producing hits and runs. Not sure if this is a turning point in a new direction, but it's definitely a good start.
This is not a sales pitch. I'm only kvelling. The printed edition is stunningly handsome, a magnificent artifact in memory of its author, the late Car...
When Slipping opens at the New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco on May 18th, it will be a sweet homecoming for playwright Daniel Talbott.
No longer undefeated at home, Madison Bumgarner pitched a good game but lacked the run support.
It was clear to many in the room that she was providing the missing feminine voice capable of renewing the Goddess Movement on a global level after it disappeared underground following the backlash of its New Age commercialization in the '80s.
In FWD: Life Gone Viral, two of the four characters in this two-actor play are tiny flies on the wall -- spying on their exes. That is, they are spyin...
Spring has sprung, and sexy parties in San Francisco are in the air folks. Last Saturday night, I attended Operation: Case of the Missing Panties, by Club Exotica.
There were leather and piles of silver, feathers and dreadlocks, tattoos and guy-liner. I've never felt like such a square; even before the performance began it had rendered my life meaningless.
Since winning the first Technovation Challenge, Emilie Robert Wong has developed three more apps (two for Michelle Obama's Healthy Kids initiative and...
Wedding season is just around the corner. There are rules of decorum that go along with being a bride-to-be. Make sure you're a gracious bride and not a Bridezilla by following these guidelines.
So if a car's experience is so fundamentally different than riding transit, what parallel experience can we plumb for joyous attributes? I would propose we look for a model to long-distance trains and their sense of possibility and romance, not the raw sex of cars.
Over 50,000 people a year visit Justin Badlwin's vineyard to taste his wines. The Isosceles Reserve is one of America's most sought-after Bordeaux blends and has even been served at a State diner in the White House.
