morning links

* SF Zoo workers had been asking management for another staffer to help them monitor the door that ended up killing young gorilla. [SF Examiner] * Protesters gathered in the Mission Saturday to demand justice

* The Lab's having a pretty cool event this weekend. [New York Times] * Asiana Airlines has been ordered to suspend fights to San Francisco, a reaction to their deadly 2013 crash at

* Rob Schneider's committed many a sin against cinema, but he sure does love the Giants. [San Jose Mercury News] * Man analyzes street name suffixes of major US cities, discovers SF leads

* Northwestern's launching a journalism school in the San Francisco, because in this case (much more so than in others), those who can't...[The Daily Northwestern] * The SFUSD doesn'

* How NextMuni works, and why, sometimes, it doesn't. [SFMTA blog] * [TMZ] claims that "Robin Williams Dementia Hallucinations Triggered Suicide," but doesn't really write a story that seems

* SF men busted for illegally harvesting abalone. [Fort Bragg Advocate-News] * Veteran's Day parade attracts small but passionate audience. [SF Chronicle] * Loaded gun, fake bomb found by TSA at SFO. [KRON4]

* [SF Gate]'s mommy blogger tries the "Uber for kids". * Former porn workers picket for condoms in Oakland. [KPIX] * SF State went dark Thursday. [Golden Gate Xpress] * Bay Area pastor

* Writer for [Good] spends hours pushing stroller through SF, pens love letter to city as a result. * Some techie got his chocolate in another techie's peanut butter: Now you can find

* Board of Supes approves new chain store regulations, but there aren't really any big changes. Paradox, thy name is City Hall. [SF Chronicle] [SF Examiner] * Check out these photos from the

* Techie moves to SF from Kentucky, takes a Lyft to an apartment showing, and with an email template he bought online, swiftly scores a Mission apartment. [Buffer] * According to [Streetsblog SF], this study

* [Forbes] lists "10 Hot Companies To Work For In San Francisco," because "hotness" is how you should pick where to work. * The Black Cat puts your local dive bar

* [Vox] "explains" the Taylor Swift/SF Giants "conspiracy." * Interested in "a healthy, plant based café and juice bar" in the Richmond District? There's a Kickstarter

* Between 50-100 guests attending an NAACP benefit fall ill following dinner. [KPIX] * Ousted director of SF's Animal Care and Control lands in Oakland. [East Bay Express] * Though Homeland Security has

* Former pizza columnist for the Chicago Tribune opening pizza restaurant in Inner Richmond. [Richmond SF blog] * The SF man who founded America's first suicide hotline has died. [SF Chronicle] * Former A&

* Why homeless teens need cell phones. [re/code] * The Twitter tax break generated $7.6 million in additional payroll taxes for SF, a city report says. [Bloomberg] * [Vogue] writer spends the night at

* You down with NPH? Yeah, you know me. [SF Gate] * Meet SF's tireless warrior in the battle for car drivers' rights. [SF Magazine] * The Giants used to play where that

* How the [New York Times] says that Colin Bailey is revamping SF's art museums. * The [Wall Street Journal] marvels at the vegetable garden in AT&T Park. * Speaking of AT&

* Apparently, the plan to build a Warriors arena in SF is "a particularly troublesome child." [KCBS] * Tim Lincecum was losing his lunch right before Game 1 of the World Series. [SF

* Van Ness is gorgeously orange. [Civic Center] * A plan to replace the beleaguered Alice Griffith public housing projects with 248 new units is in the final planning stages. [SF Business Times] * SF teachers

* The guy who sold WhatsApp to Facebook for all the moneys reportedly has a documented history of physical and emotional abuse. [Valleywag] * Lefty O'Doul's wants Royals fans to feel

* George Lucas said it was his wife's idea to put his museum in Chicago. [CBS5] * The man who caught the home run ball that sent the Giants to the World Series

* Scammers target [SF Chronicle] subscribers. (Oddly, the link to the Gate and Chron versions of this story no longer works! We're trying to get you the new, correct link, will update

* Longtime [SF Chronicle] editor William German has died. * Here's why Funston is closed between Geary and Clement. [Richmond SF blog] * Condo development planned to replace laundromat at 24th and York. [Socketsite]

* Truck carrying porta-potties takes a dump on 280. [KCBS] * The Old Car Picnic rises from the dead, will be in Golden Gate Park this Saturday. [Richmond SF blog] * An alley near Yerba

* This is a nice piece of Doggie Diner inspired art. [Laughing Squid] * The [SF Business Times] has made a cool little slidey thingy that lets you look at SF's waterfront before