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The Brookings study used data on unemployment, wages, housing and industrial output to gauge the recession's impact on the 100 largest US metropolitan areas. It broke the Bay Area into two economic zones - the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont metropolitan …
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The prospect has "John," a downtown/North Palo Alto resident all riled up. "Nice, really nice," he writes. "So we can look forward to trash strewn along the street in the mornings, from pedestrians tipping over the cans for fun."
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(06-14) 17:45 PDT — Draw a line from Cupertino to Mountain View to Sunnyvale and then back to Cupertino, and you get what one technology analyst calls the Golden Triangle for smart phones. These are the respective headquarters of Apple, …
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The 100 free was not his specialty; he didn't swim it as an individual event. Yet, almost incidentally, he became the fastest American of all time. The 100 free is the sport's glamour event, at least to casual fans. Within the sport, the 400 individual …
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Retired salt ponds are not the place for housing - they are a golden opportunity to restore healthy wetlands that scientists say the bay's wildlife desperately needs. The rise in the sea level makes it even more urgent to restore shoreline marshes …
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Another side effect: All those bowling-happy Googlers and startup slaves will have to go elsewhere - to Redwood City or Cupertino - to get their games on. And then there's the question of how long before any of those alleys get replaced by condos …
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Join chefs from some of San Francisco's top restaurants at this annual event to benefit CHEFS (Conquering Homelessness Through Employment in Food Service). $75-$100. 6 pm Fri. Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission St., SF www.summertini.org. …
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I've always loved sports cars. I think I got the bug back when I was a young kid growing up in the Richmond district of San Francisco. This was in the 1950s when they would have sports car races through Golden Gate Park. My dad would take me to these …
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Rajeev Motwani, a Stanford computer science professor and an investor in technology start-ups who mentored many young Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, including the founders of Google, died last Friday at his home in Atherton. He was 47. …
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Q: Your talk at the cancer center focused on how genomics will transform medicine. Will the growing accessibility of genetic tests, such as those by 23andMe, help people live a healthier life? A: I think companies like 23andMe are important for what I …