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Zine Workshop with Art Speak Youth (3/2010)
Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.Featured 1 year ago
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Youtube San Francisco 2010 gathering! [ Official Interviews]
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:
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Music: before It's Too Late
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Wines that Care
Kimpton boutique hotels in San Francisco (and around California) offer complimentary wine to their guests during an evening social hour. ; The wines they are now pouring give back to the community in some way.Featured 1 year ago
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Why Tuesday? San Francisco
Jacob Soboroff of Why Tuesday? introduces Why Tuesday? San Francisco, a grassroots movement to add Saturday voting in San Francisco.For more:
http://whytuesday.org
http://whytuesdaySF.org
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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.
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What if San Francisco Bay Rose by One Meter? Sayonara SFO
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2010/04/17/Climate_Change_in_California_Impact_on_Marine_EcosystemsDr. Frank Schwing, Director of Environmental Research for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, presents a "reasonable projection" of climate change-induced sea level rise in the San Francisco Bay. If the bay rose just one meter, he says, most of the South Bay and the San Francisco International Airport would be submerged.
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Dr. Frank Schwing, Director of the Environmental Research Division for the Southwest Fisheries Science Center of NOAA Fisheries Service, presents "Climate Change in California Coastal Waters: Economic, Social and Intrinsic Impacts on Our Marine Ecosystem." - California Academy of Sciences
Dr. Frank Schwing is an oceanographer with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries Service, and director of the Pacific Fisheries Environmental Laboratory in Pacific Grove, CA.
Schwing received a PhD in Oceanography from Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia. He is the author of over 120 peer-reviewed scientific publications, many on climate change and its influence on marine ecosystems and their populations. He has given over 150 seminars and presentations at scientific conferences, and is a frequent speaker to local and national groups and in the media on climate change and other science issues. One of his most recent efforts is an essay in Thoreau's Legacy: American Stories about Global Warming, published by Penguin Classics.
Previously, Schwing has worked with the U.S. Climate Change Science Program and was an Expert Reviewer for the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 4th Climate Assessment. He is a visiting professor in the Department of Oceanography, Naval Postgraduate School, and is a fellow with the Joint Institute of Marine and Atmospheric Research at the University of Hawaii.
Schwing has worked for NOAA since 1989, and has received the U.S. Department of Commerce Bronze Medal Award.
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What does the Asian Art Museum mean to you?
Anjana, age 17, discusses her favorite artworks in the Asian Art Museum's collection.Featured 1 year ago
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West Coast Swing Flash Mob @ Ferry Building in San Francisco - Official Video
West Coast Swing Flash Mob at the Ferry Building in San Francisco, CA on October 16, 2010. Coordinated by Warren Pino and Yenni Setiawan, West Coast Swing dancers, including beloved noteables from near and far, joined together for a fun event.Featured 1 year ago
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VidSF Reports - Beer Ice Cream Combines Best of Both Worlds
Who among us hasn't wished for ice cream made out of beer? Analisa Harangozo investigates a place where that wish comes true.
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US city prepares for fully-electric vehicle project
Cars in the US are responsible for nearly half the greenhouse gases emitted by vehicles around the world, and scientists say reducing emissions is crucial to combating global warming.Carmakers are rushing to release the first fully-electric vehicles, and the US city of San Francisco is preparing for drivers to plug in instead of fill up, at special stations set up for fully-electric cars.
Al Jazeera's Mike Kirsch reports. (Apr 10, 2010)
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UnderSF (SFSU) with ODALC - Linda Poeng, Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center
odalc.org/donate - The Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Department (BECA) at San Francisco State University (SFSU) interviews Linda Poeng, secretary and treasurer of the Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center. Featuring Under San Francisco (UnderSF) hosts Daniell Young & Michelle Ashman. Providing young people with digital media skills and Internet literacy is at the core of the mission and objective of the Oakland, CA, based non-profit, Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center.The Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center (ODALC) inspires the community by providing innovative computer-based training programs and access to digital technology with life changing keynote speakers.
ODALC's goal is simple: Inspire, Train, and Innovate.
To learn more about the ODALC, visit odalc.org and our blog, inspireoakland.com. Follow us on Twitter, @ODALC. To donate, please visit odalc.org/donate.
Thank you for your time, consideration and support!
Original video filmed and produced by SFSU students. Post-production by Shaun Tai for SHAUN TAI Films - shaun@shauntaifilms.com, (925) 297-9370
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Travel: San Francisco Welcomes Frugal Baby - nytimes.com/video
The New York Times's Frugal Traveler, Matt Gross, travels with his one-year-old daughter to San Francisco and shows us his special techniques and gears for a baby traveler.Related Link:
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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.
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Toothpick Artist Recreates San Francisco
Northern Californian Scott Weaver toiled for 3,000 hours and brandished some 100,000 toothpicks to build a 9-foot-tall, 20-pound simulacrum of San Francisco. Ouch!Featured 1 year ago
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