February 2008
55 posts
Frozen Grand Central at Improv Everywhere →
Day Around the Bay →
Dear sky: Please stop raining. You’re being a jerk. Sincerely, everyone. [SFGate]
The Palms defended. Sort of. [Curbed]
Weeeee: Q4 earnings fell at Google. [SFGate]
Although all of their hair currently looks like warmed over shit, at least from what we glean on Valencia Street, here are your best hipster hair salons. [Gridskipper]
Midgen hearts the trannies, and wants them to find...
January 2008
36 posts
EveryBlock San Francisco: A news feed for your... →
getting a kick out of exploring this site.
“A helpful MUNI-station artiste in San Francisco wanted to make sure there would...”
– http://defamer.com/340162/
Announcing RE Bar Camp 2008: An Unconference for... →
There’s no shortage of conferences in the real estate community. There’s NAR, the Inman Connects, the national brokerage conventions, & the upcoming BloodhoundBlog Unchained just to name a few. While these conferences are cool and all, the price starts to add up and many of us leave after hearing a lot of stuff that we already know. It’s becoming apparent to me that many of the big takeaways...
“Mauling survivor said he yelled at tiger”
– Mauling survivor said he yelled at tiger
Daniel Day-Lewis trivia (imdb) →
“According to Gangs of New York co-star John C. Reilly, Day-Lewis got sick during shooting in Italy, refusing to trade his character’s threadbare coat for a warmer coat because the warmer coat did not exist in the 19th century; doctors finally forced him to take antibiotics.” I saw a There Will Be Blood screener on a TV in Mexico with crappy sound; I can’t wait to see it...
Vinyles →
360Digest » Punk House: Interiors in Anarchy →
I think this is what my wife meant when she reminded me the other day that we don’t live in a “punk rock shanty” (she loves my habits).
San Francisco “needs to Harden the F*** up.” «... →
10 Ways Google is More Social Than You Think →
… I keep waiting for Google to put together the real social utility.
A Day Without Jaiku… →
Zannel - Your Life In Real Time →
Seth's Blog: Encyclopedia salesmen hate... →
When I ran a travel agency in the early 90’s we had control. Control over ticket stock and technology. Hell we even hand wrote tickets using airline plates we kept in a safe. We.. for all intents and purposes were the internet when it came to booking travel. You had two options call us or call the airlines. I picked up phones all day long. Then we saw online travel websites being created. ...
Saturday flash back
Today I spent the day alone. It was nice… real nice.. I love my family and friends dearly but I also enjoy my privacy. Having a day on your own can take you places. Today it took me back to the early 2000’s. Perhaps it was the being alone which reminded me of living in downtown SF near the theater district looking out the window over Bush St. watching the cars and people go by and listening...
Military Machines do Robot Yoga | Danger Room from... →
Metroblogging San Francisco: Tiger beat: polar... →
… I wonder how long it will take for them to actually close the Zoo.
Ask The Readers: Why You Should Run an Open... →
Steal This Wi-Fi →
Radiohead to Play in San Francisco →
Lace up those Converse and get ready to scratch those chins, Radiohead fans. They’re coming to San Francisco! When? No clue. Where? We can only assume the Empire Plush Room, of course. But the fine folks over at SF Weekly’s All Shook Down just got word that everyone’s favorite band to claim that they love will be making a San Francisco pitstop during the leg of their North...
The Internet fridge is back →
Whirlpool’s new fridgiputer.
The Internet fridge I saw at CES doesn’t do what I want it to do. It does not know when I am running out of milk. It does not sniff out the moldy cheese hiding behind the mustard to tell me it’s time to throw it out. What the Internet fridge does is this: It has a mounting bracket and a power port on its front so you can install fridge-centric...
Nearly half of Americans creating own... →
— jeffturner
Watchfor Ginger… maybe next year babe.
Data smog: newest culprit in brain drain →
Radiohead's Scotch Mist (+ commentary)
‘They’re doing what comes naturally: making their art, connecting with their fans. They’re just using the tools that are at their disposal, taking off the rules and doing what feels right. And by doing that they *are* the new music business, because that’s what all artists will do. And what will separate good from bad won’t be access to distribution anymore, it’ll be if the art is any good...
“When everybody knows that something is so, it means that nobody knows nothin’.”...”
– Innovative Minds Don’t Think Alike - New York Times
The Early Bird Gets the Worm. | Getting Shit Done →
for the night owl club from my friend datner.
