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Published 1 week ago by Bay Area Video Coalition

An observational documentary about two Tibetan refugees living in North India and their daily routine of making steamed dumplings to sell at a town market. Directed by David Johnson in BAVC's Factory program (http://www.bavc.org/factory).

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Youtube San Francisco 2010 gathering! [ Official Interviews]
Published 1 week ago by JumokeTV
Hey whats up people! I went to my first YOUTUBE GATHERING! AND IT WAS COOL! It was in San Francisco. Please check out my other networks: Jumoke HIll http://www.twitter.com/jumokeTV http://www.Myspace.com/jumoke Buy My Music At: http://tinyurl.com/JumokeMusic Music Mailing List: http://jumokehill.fanbridge.com PEOPLE IN THIS VIDEO: Dan Brown http://www.youtube.com/pogobat Meeka Kitty http://www.youtube.com//meekakitty The WIll Of DC http://www.youtube.com/thewillofDC Matt http://www.youtube.com/mgphenom Music: before It's Too Late By Jumoke

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San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade 2010
Published 1 week ago by MarkDayComedy
Some of the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade 2010 as seen from the staging area.... dragon dance.... lunar new year of the tiger

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Transitioning from a print to a digital news world
Published 2 months ago by JD Lasica
Sharon Vaknin, a student at SF State and a producer at CBS Interactive's CNET.com, discusses her plunge into journalism, broadcasting and the news business in this 6-minute video interview shot at a busy intersection in San Francisco.

Sharon says she's "not really worried about" the future of the news business because innovative programs like the Visioning Summit are helping in the transition between traditional print journalism and its digital future.

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San Francisco Ohlone Native American's
Published 1 month ago by New America Media
San Francisco Ohlone Native American comment on the findings of shellmounds on sacred burial ground and not being notified in a timely fashion.

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What is Missing from Local News?
Published 1 month ago by R P
Published on April 19, 2007

Topix, the world’s largest news community website, recently unveiled its new webpage that allows users to find, report and edit local news. Topix hopes its focus on local news will help fill a niche ignored by many traditional news outlets. To commemorate Topix’s revamped site, PodTech’s Rio Pesino traveled around San Francisco and attended the Web 2.0 Expo asking journalists, bloggers, and locals what is missing from local news.

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This Week: Black History Month Profile
Published 1 month ago by KQEDondemand
San Mateo native Les Williams is the first Black American to become a bomber pilot and one of the few surviving Tuskegee Airmen.

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San Francisco Symphony - Chinese New Year Concert
Published 4 weeks ago by sfsymphony
Ring in the Year of the Tiger Saturday, February 27, 2010 with a unique Lunar New Year's celebration: the San Francisco Symphony's Chinese New Year Concert. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this family friendly event showcases the festive traditions of Chinese New Year with a lively reception and memorable concert. Reception begins at 2, and concert at 3. Tickets are available at www.sfsymphony.org.

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Transitioning from a print to a digital news world

Sharon Vaknin, a student at SF State and a producer at CBS Interactive's CNET.com, discusses her plunge into journalism, broadcasting and the news business in this 6-minute video interview shot at a busy intersection in San Francisco. Sharon says she's "not really worried about" the future of the news business because innovative programs like the Visioning Summit are helping in the transition between traditional print journalism and its digital future.

Published 2 months ago

By JD Lasica

San Francisco Ohlone Native American's

San Francisco Ohlone Native American comment on the findings of shellmounds on sacred burial ground and not being notified in a timely fashion.

Published 1 month ago

By New America Media

What is Missing from Local News?

Published on April 19, 2007 Topix, the world’s largest news community website, recently unveiled its new webpage that allows users to find, report and edit local news. Topix hopes its focus on local news will help fill a niche ignored by many traditional news outlets. To commemorate Topix’s revamped site, PodTech’s Rio Pesino traveled around San Francisco and attended the Web 2.0 Expo asking journalists, bloggers, and locals what is missing from local news.

Published 1 month ago

By R P

This Week: Black History Month Profile

San Mateo native Les Williams is the first Black American to become a bomber pilot and one of the few surviving Tuskegee Airmen.

Published 1 month ago

By KQEDondemand

San Francisco Symphony - Chinese New Year Concert

Ring in the Year of the Tiger Saturday, February 27, 2010 with a unique Lunar New Year's celebration: the San Francisco Symphony's Chinese New Year Concert. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this family friendly event showcases the festive traditions of Chinese New Year with a lively reception and memorable concert. Reception begins at 2, and concert at 3. Tickets are available at www.sfsymphony.org.

Published 4 weeks ago

By sfsymphony

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Paper!Awesome!

In March 2010 GALLERY CRAWL checked out Baer Ridgway Exhibitions' new group show PAPER AWESOME and interviewed curator and artist Brion Nuda Rosch. Also on view at the gallery is TEMPORARY STORAGE OVERFLOW PLAN OPTION 3, a hallway installation created with tape and pencil by Bay Area artist Tucker Nichols.

Published 2 days ago

By KQEDondemand

KQED This Week: March 5, 2010

Stories: News Panel and Valerie Jarrett Interview.

Published 5 days ago

By KQEDondemand

This Week: News Panel for March 5, 2010

Statewide protests and rallies for public education take center stage, a wrap-up of the states upcoming political races and the effects of San Franciscos budget cuts on MUNI and public workers. Guests: - Lisa Krieger, Higher Education Reporter, San Jose Mercury News - Carla Marinucci, Political Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle - Rachel Gordon, Staff Writer, San Francisco Chronicle

Published 5 days ago

By KQEDondemand

This Week: Valerie Jarrett Interview

Belva Davis speaks with White House Senior Adviser, Valerie Jarrett, about jobs, education and how Northern California fits into the Presidents agenda.

Published 5 days ago

By KQEDondemand

8.8 Quake Strikes Chile

State of Events reporter Myriah Johnson reports on the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile.

Published 6 days ago

By State of Events

Zhang Jianjun's work, "Vestiges of a Process: Shanghai Garden," is on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 5 - September 12, 2010. "Vestiges of a Process: Shanghai Garden" is situated closest to Lee Gallery the east side of North Court. It is an installation composed of two silicone rubber Taihu rocks, manufactured from molds of real Taihu rocks which in traditional garden culture are prized for providing city dwellers with a kind of symbolic access to nature. The rocks are accompanied by a silicone rubber vase. Together they are arrayed atop a pavement of gray antique bricks, acquired from the demolition of Shanghai houses constructed between 1923 and 1926. Visitors can walk between the rocks, reflecting on time and process.

Published 2 weeks ago

By AsianArtMuseum

Edward Mycue on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV

Hello. This is John Rhodes with his San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Today we have on Edward Mycue.San Francisco poet Edward Mycue was born in Niagara Falls, New York, and raised in Texas from age eleven. He has been a Teaching Fellow at North Texas State, a Lowell Fellow at Boston University, a WGBH-TV Boston intern, a Macdowell Colony Fellow, a Peace Corps teacher in Ghana; spent three wanderyears in Europe--a shipyard in Rotterdam, wine, vegetable, chestnut harvests in southern France, teaching about American literature in Denmark, delivering refrigerators and washing machines in the then West Berlin.Edward now lives in the San Francisco Bay area.Some of Ed’s books are: DAMAGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY published by Panjandrum Press, San Francisco, 1973 and ROOT ROUTE & RANGE THE SONG RETURNS from Paper Castle in Melbourne, Australia . In the next decade came THE SINGING MAN MY FATHER GAVE ME from Menard Press in London, England and THE TORN STAR, EDWARD and the chapbooks NO ONE FOR FREE, GRATE COUNTRY , IDOLINO, NEXT YEARS' WORDS and THE SINGING SURGEON. in the 1990's came PINK GARDENS BROWN TREES and BECAUSE WE SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE (both of those from England) and the chapbook LIFE IS BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OUT. In 2000 came NIGHTBOATS and most recently MINDWALKING NEW & SELECTED POEMS 1937-2007.

Published 9 months ago

By johnrhodes