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In Search of a “Mindful” Hotel in San Francisco.

by on Jan 26, 2010

yogis in search for an eco-friendly, mindful hotel in san francisco.


The Accessible Luxury of Fruits + Vegetables: the Urban Food Revolution.

by on Jan 21, 2010

Like a good eco-citizen, I’ve been staying up on the Whole Foods Boycott debate, and can’t help but think how lucky (or privileged) we are to be able to have this discussion.  No one talks about the idea that having a grocery store at all is a “luxury,” because, well, it shouldn’t be. Yet in [...]


Death Monsters Ahead. As seen in SF.

by on Jan 14, 2010

Via Lindsay Thomson: “Thought you might get a kick out of this. Spotted on the bike path in Golden Gate Park.”


Swift San Franciscans

by on Nov 21, 2009

At 7:54 a.m., Thursday, November 19th, I was going to title this blog “I hate Abbey”, but as I began to wake up she grew on me. After all, how can you hate someone who is merely trying to lessen the trauma of a 6 mile run by forcing you to go with her (at [...]


Little Altars Everywhere: El Dia De Los Muertos Celebration in San Francisco [Photo Gallery!]

by on Nov 4, 2009

Growing up, celebrating El Dia De Los Muertos meant cutting out tissue paper skulls and eating skeleton-shaped bread in Spanish class, and ultimately, it meant extending Halloween for a few extra days. I loved the idea of lively dancing skeletons and spirits coming to visit, but I never really understood their true significance until I [...]


Tour de SF.

by on Oct 29, 2009

A Biking-San-Francisco travel video by Robbie Stout (in honor of his bday). Going to SF? Bike it. 91 views on this video, let’s get it lots more, email this link to your SF friends!


Flying Green.

by on Sep 25, 2009

San Francisco Airport Now Offers Carbon Offset Credits. Travelling is always stressful. Especially air-travel. If arriving at the airport 4 hours before your flight is not enough, we also need to consider the significant damage we are causing our planet with the decision to fly. If the stress doesn’t get you, the guilt certainly will. [...]


Letting Go is an Act of Faith.

by on Jun 9, 2009

I am planning to sell most of my things and that’s bringing up a lot of emotions for me.  I never thought I’d leave San Francisco.  I dreamt of being here for a solid five years before making that giant leap of faith.  There might still be opportunities for me here.  In fact, I’m sure [...]


Indie Fashion for Social Action [Rad Video!]

by on May 25, 2009

Featuring high-fashion performances by fAction, six cutting-edge San Francisco independent designers, (ok, ok, I’m one of them!) this Thursday evening, May 28th will bring a stunning combination of music, choreography and unique handmade costume designs. At one of San Francisco’s favorite hipster venues,


Art I Heart: Julia Sanders, Mad King in San Francisco, April 9.

by on Mar 26, 2009

Normally, I wouldn’t post a PR, but Mad King and Julia Sanders are two artists I’ve grown to love over the years—they’re worth checking out and, if you have bare walls, collecting and supporting. Check it:        Here’s the press release: ORGANIZATION: SPACE GALLERY EXHIBITION: Julia Sanders and Mad King at Space Gallery ARTISTS: [...]


Cuffs given to Revolutionaries at the Hotel California! Also: Boat found to take them to Golden Gate for rebirth!

by on Feb 10, 2009

The Rebirth Ball was hosted this past weekend in San Francisco! It was big, but also small, and some amazing people got cuffs there! The cuffs were a symbol of healing between our country and Afghanistan… People were into it! They said,  “we haven’t had that spirit here since 1969…” Yes!!! There is actually an [...]


Los Angeles Plastic Bag Ban to Go into Effect in 2010?

by on Jul 31, 2008

Following San Francisco’s lead on a ban that took effect last November, I had read that L.A.’s City Council just voted to outlaw disposable bags by 2010. L.A. uses more than 2 billion disposable bags every year, of which only 5% of plastic bags are recycled and 21% of paper bags. However I also just read that the ban [...]


IOC may scrap Beijing Olympic torch relay over protests

by on Apr 9, 2008

VIA THE TIMES ONLINE The International Olympic Committee may scrap the international leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay as a result of the protests over China’s military crackdown in Tibet. Jacques Rogge, the IOC President, says the organisation’s executive board will meet on Friday to debate whether to allow the torch to continue its [...]


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