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Monthly Archives: February 2014
SFChronicle: Mayor Ed Lee raises prospect of adopting court-ordered treatment in S.F.
Mayor Ed Lee raises prospect of adopting court-ordered treatment in S.F.
Mayor Ed Lee knew he was courting controversy when he declared in his recent State of the City address that he wanted a “community-based mental health program” to help confront San Francisco’s homeless problem.
He was talking about – at least in some form – Laura’s Law, the much-debated and little-used state law passed in 2002 that allows a judge to order outpatient treatment for the seriously mentally ill.
Koi Palace
Koi Palace
Kukje Market
Kukje Market
Economist: Hoffman’s habit: How to make heroin less deadly
wikipedia article on heroin-assisted treatment.
NASA Mars Rover Curiosity Sees ‘Evening Star’ Earth – SpaceRef
http://spaceref.com/mars/nasa-mars-rover-curiosity-sees-evening-star-earth.html
The rover’s view of its original home planet even includes our moon, just below Earth.
Um Ma Son
Um Ma Son
Kingdom of Noodles
Kingdom of Noodles
SFChronicle: plan to fill Geary underpass at Fillmore
plan to fill Geary underpass at Fillmore
A plan to spend as much as $50 million to fill in a Geary Boulevard underpass is getting serious consideration from city officials and community leaders eager to repair some of the damage from San Francisco’s ill-conceived urban renewal projects of the 1950s and ’60s.
The project calls for eliminating the underpass beneath Fillmore Street and restoring the boulevard to the flatter, narrower, more pedestrian-friendly Geary Street that existed before 1961, when it was turned into an eight-lane expressway by the bulldozers that dug the underpass and razed the adjoining homes and businesses in the name of progress.
SON, IT’S TIME WE TALK ABOUT WHERE START-UPS COME FROM.
SON, IT’S TIME WE TALK ABOUT WHERE START-UPS COME FROM.
I realize it’s awkward, discussing these adult matters with your father, but have your buddies asked you to join a start-up? Be honest—Dad knows the HTML. Seriously, have you already started a start-up in the attic? I see you moved the family computer up there.