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How clever mechanics keep 50-year-old BART trains running: Windows 98, eBay, and scraps
Keeping BART running is far from easy. Mechanics rely on frankensteined laptops operating Windows 98, train yard scraps, and vintage computer chips.
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Why the Golden Gate Bridge made strange noises with the wind Friday
Bay Area residents were serenaded by the Golden Gate Bridge as wind gusts passed through the region Friday - a new phenomenon that has a relatively simple explanation.
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San Francisco Bay Area ordered to 'shelter in place' until April 7
The directive will require people to stay home except for essential travel and will last until April 7, the mayor said.
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One out of every 11,600 people in San Francisco is a billionaire
Statistics like this throw into sharp relief the challenge for Silicon Valley and its leaders in 2019.
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Done With You
Shannon & The Clams
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San Francisco's Dirty Streets Scare Off Long-time Convention
Convention business brings in about $2 billion to San Francisco each year, however, the city’s travel association is finding it harder to convince companies to return because of the amount of trash, feces,...
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NSFW Land of Seven Billion Dances
The Coup
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‘My world was burning’
The North [San Francisco] Bay fires and what went wrong. A five-month KQED investigation of what happened the first night of the fires found systemic problems with California’s emergency response procedures. By Marisa Lagos, Sukey Lewis, Lisa Pickoff-White.
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Diseased Streets
The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit surveyed a section of downtown San Francisco to determine the amount of feces, hypodermic needles, and garbage littering the heart of the city.
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Bay Area housing: And you thought you were already depressed
And, people wonder why I don't even consider moving to the San Francisco Bay Area.
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New Map Reveals Ships Buried Below San Francisco
Dozens of vessels that brought gold-crazed prospectors to the city in the 19th century still lie beneath the streets.
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Deep Dark Night
Royal Jelly Jive
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Wicked Game
Chris Isaak
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Bay Area Experience
Americans see foreigners as the people who steal their jobs, and people who destroy American way of life. My observations in the San Francisco Bay area provides clues for the origin of this common view that is shared by many Americans, since the foreign born population in this region increased significantly in the last decade or two, which also caused the current real estate bubble in the region.
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Mount Tamalpais Fog Timelapse 4K
Danny MacRostie
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Is the “Leaning Tower of San Francisco” the Only One?
Didn’t do what when they built the most luxurious condo tower in California?! By Wolf Richter.
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‘Hacking’ the brain: Silicon Valley entrepreneurs turn to fasting and ‘smart drugs’
Biohacking and nootropics have become the latest Silicon Valley trend. By Marisa Kendall. (July 9, 2016)
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This Is Our Reality: Why I Couldn’t Hold Back About the Bay Area’s Real Transit Problem
Faced with a flood of complaints during a messy commute last week, the official Twitter account of BART got frank about the system's woes. Taylor Huckaby, who manned the account that day, explains why he started tweeting truth bombs, and why public transportation in America must be saved.
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San Francisco, then and now
Guardian photographer David Levene travelled across the San Francisco Bay Area photographing the sites that transformed one of the great cities of the world.
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The Place Where the Poor Once Thrived
San Jose, in the heart of Silicon Valley, used to be the best place in the country for kids to experience a Horatio Alger, rags-to-riches life. Is it still? By Alana Semuels.
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