San Francisco

When you come across them.

No, the City government didn't build them.

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tl;Dr

The locations that will close between Feb. 24 and Feb. 27 are:

1201 Taraval St.

3201 Divisadero St.

1363 Divisadero St.

825 Market St.

1750 Noriega St.

5280 Geary Blvd.

1524 Polk St.

1301 Franklin St.

1189 Potrero Ave.

135 Powell St.

1630 Ocean Ave.

5300 Third St.

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The photo was sent to the NY Times by her father "Thomas D’Alesandro Jr., a prominent politician in Baltimore" who served as mayor for 12 years, to announce her engagement to Paul Pelosi.

She hadn't changed her last name yet, so the photo was filed under her maiden name "Nancy D'Alesandro".

She looks so young in that '60s hairdo!

I noticed a bug bite on my leg today. It's surprising to me because I thought it was currently too cold for mosquitos to live. Where I live, we do frequently get mosquitos in the summer, but not typically when it's this cold.

Also, the bite is in a unique spot. It's right below my knee. they typically prefer my hands/arms or my ankles.

Real estate firm Kilroy Realty acquired the (current Flower Market) property with plans for an office development...'

...a financial agreement (the Flower Market has) with Kilroy is dependent on the future construction of the originally planned office development.

Ruh roh!

Why does San Francisco have vintage streetcars on Market Street?

It happened because of this guy.

As probably everyone knew already; par for the course ever since the Breed administration decided the word of the Trump Supreme Court outweighs basic human rights.

tl;dr: when encampments are 'swept', people's personal belongings are not being tagged and stored for them to retrieve later, in violation of City policy. Presumably they're going straight to the landfill.

That just leaves Hilton...

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I believe this was censored on reddit. This post isn't a pro-murder post. Mostly wondering how they put this sign up safely.

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The Hyatt and Hilton hotel strikes are still going though.

Maybe he can call Paris?

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I woke up around 6am this morning due to a tornado warning alert. felt the whole apartment shake. watched the wind gust, and a poor guy on an electric scooter riding during the event.

I went outside around 8am, saw some minor damage. and some large branches down the street. I live on a street full of Chinese Elms, which often drop large branches on cars.

I didn't need the alert, but do think homeless people, and people that work early on Saturday mornings benefited from it, so I'm okay with the alert.

How did it go for you?