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the skunks of los feliz

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. The skunks of los feliz. To supplement my meager pittance while I continue the search for a permanent gig, I've been doing some production work as a boom-operator, mostly on student. And no-budget flicks. I spend my days cramped into the one corner of the set that is not on-camera, headphones jammed over my sweaty ears, trying to decide who deserves strangulation most: the neophyte director who doesn't know what he wants (storyboards, anyone? The LA. streetcar system.

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Pedestrianist: Powell Street Sidewalk Widening

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Friday, December 17, 2010. Powell Street Sidewalk Widening. This Looks. AWESOME. Powell street is so thick with pedestrians, this space is badly needed. Hopefully, bringing the level of the new space up to sidewalk height will lead to it being more well-used than the brief trial. The city ran a year ago. That the project will be finished and open in April. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. People Sitting on Things that Aren't Chairs #3. Market Street Railway Blog. All-day Car-...

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Pedestrianist: More Ped Space Coming to Powell Street

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Monday, June 13, 2011. More Ped Space Coming to Powell Street. Initially reported to be opening in April. The city's last Pavement-to-Parks project will finally be opening along Powell Street in mid-July. The project will close the parking lane from the end of the cable car mall all the way up to Geary and Union Square. With a six-month trial timeline, the extra space will be available to the crush of holiday shoppers at the end of the year. Labels: Pavement to Parks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Water Your Imagination: 4/18/10 - 4/25/10

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Saturday, April 24, 2010. WHAT ARE YOU READING! Here's where you can share with other kids what you're reading this summer. We'll post what we're reading too (see below.) If you try any of ours, write back and let us know what you thought. Thanks! Gideon the Cutpurse : Being the First Part of the Gideon Trilogy. Looking for the next best series! How hard could that be? Maybe not a problem for Sal, the older kid, but Frankie's wild imagination causes the whole plan to run wild. San Francisco Public LIbrary.

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Explore San Francisco Resources | Explore San Francisco

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Book A Tour Now! Little Saigon and Tendernob. Little Saigon and the Tendernob are two Tenderloin neighborhoods that are home to large immigrant populations and some of the best food in the city. Join us as we take you on the only food tour of this district and explore the flavors of Asia, the Middle East, and beyond! Established in the 1840s, San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese community outside Asia. Our food and walking tours are 2nd to none. Spot ...

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Public Relations Counsel, Wise Counsel Team

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Wise Counsel Matrix™. Wise Counsel Matrix™. John Berard’s approach to communications counsel is rooted in the idea that products, services, ideas, companies, institutions and individuals earn endorsement on the strength of who they are, what they deliver and how they affect the way people work and live. FitzGerald Communications and Zeno Group. He has added a deep understanding of how technology moves markets. You serve. He was a communications advisor to the San Francisco Food Bank. Issues, too. In ...

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Free Things to Do in San Francisco -- National Geographic

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Skip to this page's content. Free Things to Do in San Francisco. Free Things to Do in San Francisco. Located in Golden Gate Park, the new de Young Museum shines at dusk. Photograph by Roberto Soncin Gerometta, Getty Images. San Francisco City Guides. Stroll across the iconic 1.7-mile Golden Gate Bridge. Open to pedestrians during daylight hours and to cyclists 24 hours a day. A visitors center and gift shop known as the Roundhouse is located on the southeast end of the bridge. Historic ships are docked a...

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E-Line Historic Streetcars: A Transit Difference-Maker – San Francisco Tomorrow

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Board Members and Committees. E-Line Historic Streetcars: A Transit Difference-Maker. July 20th, 2015. EXAMINER: Anticipated E-line ready to roll. Http:/ www.sfexaminer.com/muni-set-to-roll-out-long-planned-waterfront-streetcar-the-e-line/. The E would run from the foot of the Embarcadero Freeway past Fisherman’s Wharf to Fort Mason. Originally conceived by San Francisco Tomorrow in the 1970s, it wasn’t until Feinstein backed the project in the ’80s that the trolley’s future was secured. What I’m happy a...

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The Journalist - Citizen: November 2008

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The Journalist - Citizen. Vignettes and images related to Christian Goepel's travels, observations, and search for the far-flung locales and forgotten heroes of the United States. Saturday, November 29, 2008. Rocky Mountain High: Scenes from Central Colorado. Notable among the countless architectural gems in Leadville is the Delaware Block Building constructed in 1886. This solid reminder of the Victorian era houses the Delaware Hotel today. Colorado State Highway 82 soars to 12,095 feet at Independence ...