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Arts & Entertainment Kiwi Cuisine And Wines: Plan Your Foodie Adventure In Auckland You may just think of it as where they shot The Lord of the Rings, but New Zealand is actually a vibrant, sophisticated place driven by a wine and food scene much like
SF News American Airlines: Alec Baldwin Threw A Famous-Person Tantrum On Flight (By Christopher Robbins) In the midst of the most important story of our time, Alec Baldwin's spokesman wants us to know that getting the boot from an American Airlines flight was just Alec
SF News Call For Journalists: Gothamist Is Looking for More Long-Form Features Gothamist is interested in adding more long-form non-fiction features to our websites. Last month, we premiered the results of our first call for features, "Confessions of a 'Rape Cop' Juror", on our New
misc NightLife: Party With Your Inner Science Geek Every Thursday night, the California Academy of Sciences has “NightLife,” an evening event for the 21-and-over crowd. Cocktails and food are available, along with music spun by a rotating roster of local DJs.
misc See Some Cute Wildlife at Monterey Bay The YouTube video of otters holding paws is a perennial hit, with 14.7 million views at last count. But step away from the computer—just a short drive from San Francisco is
misc More to Offer in Calistoga Than Just Old Faithful Calistoga, in the Upper Napa Valley, is most famous for Old Faithful, the geyser of hot water and steam that erupts every half hour. But it’s also popular with Bay Area residents
misc The Wave Organ Sound Sculpture One of the neatest secrets of the Exploratorium, the city’s science museum, is actually not in the museum, but located at the Marina Yacht Harbor: The Wave Organ. This sound sculpture, created
misc Street Food & Twitter Combine San Francisco’s obsession with street food and Twitter and you get an easily trackable guide to local noshes. Start following your favorite vendor’s tweets to get the goods—favorites around
misc Point Reyes and Tomales Bay Drive north to Point Reyes and Tomales Bay for a day of gorgeous ocean walks and delicious and fresh foods. Some of the most beautiful hikes on the West Coast are in Point
misc Camping at Rob Hill in the Presidio There are only a few spots where camping is allowed in San Francisco, one of them being the stunning Rob Hill in the Presidio, recently re-opened after a $4 million renovation, and open
misc Half Moon Bay and the Annual Pumpkin Festival The extremely scenic drive down to Half Moon Bay on Highway 1 is both awe-inspiring and a little scary as it winds around the mountains and along the coast. Just a 45-minute drive
misc It's Symphony Season! The golden voice of Jessye Norman started the San Francisco Symphony’s 2010-2011 season with Aaron Copland’s “In the Beginning” on opening night Tuesday, September 7. And the season continues in high
misc Lots to Eat This Fall in Tahoe Lake Tahoe is always a favorite for Bay Area residents in the winter and the summer, but it’s worth a weekend trip out there in the autumn as well. Try out the
