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How to Drive in the (SF) Bay Area

I am new to this country (for seven months) learning to drive is an important thing to note and difficult to learn. I have found these rules to be useful when driving in the bay area. I based these upon my observations having driven here for the past seven months....

I heard one of the best one-liner jokes I've heard in a while last night on the Simpsons. Homer gets kicked out of the house. Lisa asks him where he is staying: 1: "You're in a hotel? Where are you staying?" 2: "You know the Four Seasons?" 1: "Yeah" 2: "Well I'll be...

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit -- weird. The precursor to Mickey. Will people start wearing black rabbit ears and get their name stiched into those now?

The London of 'Match Point'. Its interesting to think about the space of London. I had such a miserable time when I was there and the town is so confusing in terms of what I expect out of a functioning city. I'm not familiar with all of the neighborhoods I saw but...

Santa Cruz Churches defaced "To some people, it's a little scary," she said. "You wish (the vandals) would sit down and talk to someone instead.''

Remake Hallidie Plaza from scratch says John King

The Long Promised Santa Cruz List

I mentioned that a couple months ago I tried to track down every possible santa cruz place in my mind that I would miss if I moved away. I was trying to avoid a couple things. First I didn't want to associate the place with a particular time that I had there but more...

How cat's evolved... "... even though it has mostly forsaken its predatory heritage: the cat that has induced people to pay for its board and lodging in return for frugal displays of affection."

John King rips on the TransAmerica pyramid a bit as it was name as one of the worlds top 4 buildings in a coffee table book.

Man shot in head by wife he drove to work and then the hospital.

Review of Munich

Spielberg has certainly been growing a conscious these days even if he's still the sentimentalist at heart. Perhaps it was the work on adapting Kubrick that reminded him of the world around him. Of course one can harken back to such PC works as Schindler's List and...

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