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The case of the murdered hot dog on San Francisco's market St, 1969 http://j.mp/9UFDDE
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The just released 'official' Twitter iPad app has got to be best user interface I've seen
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Looking forward to the android tablet. It's the only thing that can pry my iPad out of my hands http://j.mp/9MQ4Ma
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Excellent story on tutankhamun in the latest national geographic with nice bonus material in the digital version from dr @zahihawass
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4 down, 19 to go #49ers
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I never thought that something practical would come out of the mobius strip.. The Toyota MOB http://j.mp/dBf9fV
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well @digg running smoother now but no more rss feed of my diggs makes it useless to me. eerie+zombie=i don't want to do it
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Shared Advanced Elements Kayak Forum.
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RT @Michael_Creed: There's something in our DNA that makes us know that one day, the robots will kill us.
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11foot8, Videos of Trucks Hitting Low Clearance Overpasses http://j.mp/a9BsyJ
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Photographers Rights Gray Card Set.. Nice to have, I might order one http://j.mp/cCPV0q
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Recent Posts
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Climbing the Stairway to Heaven
The Haiku Stairs, a.k.a. the Stairway to Heaven, is a semi-secret forbidden hike on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. After hearing about the stairs, I knew it was something I just had to do–after all, I live for this kind of stuff…. -
So Long, Transbay Terminal
Being a fan of 1930s Modernism and Art Deco, I always thought the terminal was a pretty cool building. Just before the closing, I poked around every little nook and cranny of the structure, taking hundreds of photos of every detail of the complex just days before the demolition crew will begin dismantling the building. The time has come for... -
San Francisco In Miniature
When opportunity arose to see this magnificent wonderland of ingenuity and craftsmanship in detail while it was still under development, I grabbed my camera with enthusiasm. As soon as I arrived, I got as many close-up photos as I could in the limited time I had. They didn’t like me hanging around taking pictures all day because I might get... -
Aboard the Zeppelin: the World’s Largest Airship
At 246 feet, it’s a tad longer than the new Airbus A380 and dwarfs the Goodyear Blimp. There are four modern Zeppelin NTs in the world, one retired, one in Japan, one in Germany, and one in San Francisco. The “NT” stands for “New Technology” and is the first modern fleet of zeppelins to carry passengers since the blazing crash... -
Egypt: Journey Through the Land of the Pharaohs
For two and a half weeks, we would set off on the adventure of a lifetime through the land of the Pharaohs, traveling by minivan, riverboat, felucca, horse carriage, hot air balloon, water taxi, airplane, and foot to reach all the remote sites of Egypt. Two Egyptologists would help us make some sense out of all the chaos and immense... -
Not So Perfect Day to Climb Mount Sinai
My alarm sounds at 1:00 AM sharp for the previously planned climb up Mt. Sinai. At dinner last night, a freakishly rare downpour had turned the dining hall next to our mountainside cabins into indoor showers due to a roof not designed for any type of precipitation at all. We would surely cancel the hike, but our Egyptian guide Omar...
A Look Back
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Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta 2006
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Bay Area From The Air
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The End of Stanford Stadium
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