Treat Street Bicycle Works Uptown Almanac Modern Furniture - Room & Board From dramatic drapery to sleek shades, explore our exclusive collection of made-to-measure window treatments. View Gallery SOMA Magazine SF Funcheap Streetsblog San Francisco San Francisco Citizen Look What the California DMV Does with Good Furniture: Just Toss It All into a Big Dumpster! – Fell Street Blues April 11th, 2014 Here it is in the Great DMV Parking Lot of the EaPA (East of Panhandle Area): Click to expand Here’s the reverse angle – man that’s one biiiiig dumpster: Why, DMV, why? Blue Bridge, Red Heart – This Guy Really, Really Hearts Somebody – Or Perhaps, Everybody He was seen by a lot of people yesterday, while dancing around, that’s for sure: Now That Shrimp Boy is Taken Care Of, Our FBI is Moving On to the PG&E Metcalf Power Substation Shooting: Tips Wanted April 10th, 2014 Here’s a fresh announcement from our local FBI: “FBI Seeking Public’s Help Regarding Destruction of an Energy Facility, Disruption of Communication Lines Case - FBI San Francisco, April 10, 2014, Peter D. That morning, an unknown individual(s) cut two groups of fiber optic cables and used a 7.62 caliber rifle to shoot 10 transformer bays. Just Look at All These, These _Animals_ on This MUNI Bus
Racked Meetings and Events | Decolonize Oakland Caravan of Resistance Against Police Brutality in the Central Valley 2nd Annual ‘Caravan of Resistance’ against police brutality in the Central Valley and beyond. Bringing together rebels and community members who are fighting and standing strong against police violence on their streets and in their neighborhoods. Participants are encouraged to attend the whole caravan. Continue Reading » Xicana Moratorium Oakland Chican@ Moratorium his is the 33rd annual Xicana Moratorium event celebrating the famous Chicano Vietnam anti war protest that was held in East Los Angeles on August 29th 1970. also there was a Chicano Moratorium protest in San Antonio Park In Oakland on July 26th 1970. there will be Live music Spoken words vendors food cultura y… The Center of the Heart of All That is (Pe’ Sla: Help Save Lakota Sioux Sacred Land!) (by Dana Lone Hill, crossposted from “Just a Rez Chick”) I am 40 years old, while I feel that is kind of old at the same time I feel as I always have.
Bottoms Up Last week, the winners of the 32nd Great American Beer Festival were announced. A record 4,809 beers were judged in 84 categories by 201 judges, of which I was again privileged to be one. Some more factoids on the results and the festival: Category with the most entries: American-style IPA: 252 entriesAverage number of competition beers entered in each category: 51745 breweries in the competition from 49 states, plus Washington, D.C.230 breweries entered for the first time24 first-time breweries won medals2 breweries tied for most gold medals won; Firestone Walker and Left Hand Brewing624 breweries in the festival hallOver 3,100 beers served at the festival49,000 attendees Medals Won by State: California = 52Colorado = 45Oregon = 25Virginia = 14Pennsylvania = 12Texas = 10TIE: New Mexico, Ohio = 8TIE: Missouri, New York = 7TIE: Arizona, Utah, Wisconsin = 5TIE: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Washington = 4 Category 31:
SF civic center Besides Lt. Dangle, this year featured a slew of wonderful parodies of the recent Royal Wedding... ...with women running in some fabulously nutty dresses... ...and men in semi-formal wear... ...while being waved at by Queen Elizabeth from a new condo at the corner of Hayes and Franklin... ...and being accompanied by Tom Sweeney, the doorman from the Sir Francis Drake hotel, who is a species of local royalty. Another favorite theme was the Black Swan... ...who arrived in all genders. Indeed, tutus seemed to be the preferred fallback costumes for male-female couples... ...in all their variations... ...making one think that just about every girl wants to see her boyfriend in a tutu for some reason. sfgirlbybay - bohemian modern style from a san francisco girl