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SFist - Mon Oct 26, 1:56 pm ET
Last week, we brought your attention to the sale of this 1984 articulated 60-ft MAN bus , once used by Muni to carry passengers around the city back in the day. With a vehicle of such girth and length and reputation , we assumed no one would bid on the monstrosity. We were wrong. Blinktag , a local web design/city planning firm in San Francisco, bought the bus for $3,250 0 after a total of 11 ...
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Marketwire - Mon Oct 26, 9:15 am ET
Total Unique Visitors to the Bay Area's Most-Visited Local News Site Increases 15% Year-Over-Year
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The Fayetteville Observer - Tue Oct 20, 12:53 am ET
Chris Burns didn't panic when he saw the man covered in flames jump from a burning tanker truck on Interstate 95. His military background - a 23-year career in the Army - kept him thinking clearly.
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The Huffington Post - Tue Oct 20, 1:26 pm ET
What's Your Reaction? Adam Lambert is on the cover of Details, and inside he impersonates a heterosexual in an awkward photo shoot. He also talks about coming out, losing his virginity and having an acid-fueled epiphany at the Burning Man Festival.
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The Source Weekly - Fri Oct 23, 4:33 pm ET
Winter, traditionally, has been the time for Central Oregon music junkies to hunker down in the basement with a stack of beloved albums rather than hit the bars and clubs for live shows. This year, however is looking pretty promising, especially knowing a band like Son Volt is coming to Bend before the year is out. With a fall featuring a strong lineup including
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The Arizona Republic - Thu Oct 22, 1:59 pm ET
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the famed Neiman Marcus fantasy gifts. The top fantasy gift is 98 percent less expensive than 2008's steepest price tag.
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The Inquisitr - Fri Oct 23, 2:33 am ET
If you are interested in new media of any kind albeit Twitter or blogging which has really become the standard now of news, opinion, and even gossip publishing then do yourself a favor and take the five or ten minutes to watch The New Dial Tone. On the surface it is an excellently produced snapshot by [...]
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CNET - Fri Oct 16, 10:09 am ET
"A Burning Opera: How to Survive the Apocalypse," which is in limited engagement in San Francisco, attempts to explain the annual countercultural arts festival to the uninitiated.
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NBC Bay Area - Thu Oct 22, 9:41 am ET
Delightful, soothing Afro-Cuban jazz and more tonight.
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LAist - Wed Oct 21, 5:00 pm ET
This weekend is the big two-day music festival and cannabis expo at the San Manuel Amphitheater and police are ready to make arrests. Cypress Hills, Slipnot, Deftones among many other bands are playing alongside the Cannibus Cup, Medical Marijuana Expo and 4:20 Movie Night. In a statement , the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department warns against any recreational use of the drug. "Further ...
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San Diego Reader - Wed Oct 21, 3:31 pm ET
[Halloween is] overrun by grown-ups who claimed it as a holy rite in the church of perpetual adolescence. — Lawrence Downes "I want to go to the party, but I don’t want to have to dress up,” David said.
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All About Jazz - Wed Oct 21, 7:11 am ET
SAN FRANCISCO - Venus Central Productions announces the availability of Matt Venuti's newest CD, Hangisphere, a collection of soul-stirring compositions featuring the PanArt Hang. The Hang is the most widely accepted new acoustic instrument of the 21st Century and one of the most captivating and versatile of all time. Venuti is a composer and multi-instrumentalist who for years has enraptured ...
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FOX 11 News Los Angeles - Mon Oct 12, 1:07 am ET
Los Angeles fans of Burning Man... the Nevada desert celebration of art, music and freedom... say it's so much fun that they have a hard time coming home. So, they organized a local version to help them ease back into real life. Check out "LA Decom."
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Reno Gazette-Journal - Mon Oct 19, 1:45 pm ET
Even though money is tight, Nevada Day Parade backers said they will manage to stage the state's biggest parade of the year Oct. 31 in Carson City, including a special salute to President Abraham Lincoln and his 200th birthday.
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The New Yorker - Mon Oct 19, 12:08 am ET
A toddler is lost in Long Island City. His name is Baby Ikki, an alter ego of Michael Smith, the New York performance artist who first wobbled out the pre-verbal, diaper-clad character in 1975. He’s Swee’Pea as scripted by Albert Camus, an infantile avatar . . .