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My partner and I are thinking about flying in to San Francisco in order to go to the HSB Festival (festivalarchive.com/event/ha...) in early October. This would be the first time that we have ever been to San Francisco so are hoping to make the most of our time whilst we're there.
I was wondering whether anybody had every been to the festival before and whether they could share their experiences and perhaps offer any tips or advice on how to get the most out of the festival?
We would be looking at arriving probably a couple of weeks before the festival and a week or so after and would also be keen to check out other live music events/venues whilst we were there, are there any other festivals around this time in the San Francisco area?
Thanks in advance for any help you could offer, we've not booked our flights yet but will probably do so in the next week or two.
Is there a commuter train between devore heights and santa monica?
then i´ll staying in santa monica in July, someone will be there??
In looking at photos of Manhattan Beach, there was one of a trolley stop. Are there buses/trolleys that will take you around Manhattan Beach?
Considering a property near W Anapamu St & Bath for 3 month rental. Looks like it's a walkable neighborhood
but is it a safe one?! Thanks for any input.
Anyone from the bay area planning to go to the world cup in Brazil this year? or is planning to be in Brazil in June?
I'm looking for a group of people to go with!
I have looked at the NPS and various other guides but none of them seem to have conclusive information as to where the giant Redwoods are located - from what I understand they are located in and around Fern Woods/Mill Valley. Any suggestions please
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Heard you can see the stars really clear at night in LE, can anyone recommend a romantic spot to lay a blanket and enjoy the view?
This will be our first visit to the islands. What is the best full day cruise for seeing as many of the islands as possible with photography in mind?
Hello, could you tell me is the Best Western Americana( on 7 th street) in San Francisco an alright hotel for convenience ( easy to get around) price, safety and so on?
Hi can anyone please recommend a good tour of LA that cover the usual touristy things please?
My friend and I are planning to drive from LA to San Fran via DV over 2 days.
Is it possible to see some of the landmarks in this time frame? Which ones do you suggest?
And where would you recommend staying for the night as a halfway mark?
Thanks in advance.
What is the difference between a City Pass and a muni-cable car pass? What is the best option for getting around in San Francisco?
We are a few friends meeting up in Fresno for our trip to Yosemite and Sequoia. We reach Fresno on the night of 16th April, and we have until the afternoon of 20th April to get back to Fresno. I understand that many roads would be closed during this time of the year. Please help us plan our itinerary, how much time to spend where etc.. We are interested in easy-moderate hikes.
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I am flying into LAX next Sunday at 9pm and I am looking for a place to stay until I get my AMTRAX train from Union Station up to San Francisco on Tuesday morning.
I am planning to go straight from the airport to a hostel / hotel near Union station where I can sleep and recover from Jet lag. I want to stay by Union Station the following Monday day and night so I can be near by to collect my train on the tuesday morning.
Does anybody recommend the best / cheapest way to get from LAX to Union Station on a Sunday night?
Does anybody have any recommendations for places to stay near Union Station?
I am thinking a cheap and friendly youth hostel?
Also, what type of area is Union Station in?
Are there any interesting places in walking distance?
Coffee shops or parks where I can just chill for the afternoon?
I really look forward to hearing from you!
Many thanks,
Milly, London
So we are flying into San Francisco and driving down to Big Sur for a wedding. After the wedding our plan is to go back to San Francisco drop off our rental car and stay and tour for abit. My question is what would be our best bet for getting for the airport to our hotel down on fishermans wharf? There will be six of us.
Hi, my name is Andres, and visiting L.A with wife and 2 yrs Little Sopha. too many places to visit, but what should i do or should go that i will enjoy with family, this is the first time in west coast, and dont know where to start..
can i take the trolly from the stadiume to the convention center and how late does it run,since i work till 12.30am
is any one tour bus company better than another ? specifically thinking about Muir Woods/Sausalito for one trip and Yosemite for another.
We are going to SFO the first week of May. What are the major points to visit in Yosemite Park? Can you see enough in a day? Next, we want to travel to Sonoma and Napa Valley? Do you recommend both, or one over the other. We have 4 days to do these things and then we will be in SFO for a week for a conference. Can you recommend places to stat in Yosemite and Sonoma/Napa Valley?
hi am looking forward to going to los angeles this summer for about 7 nights and cant find where to stay. one plan i was thinking was stay in downtown LA (or somewhere around there idk ive never been) maybe hollywood or west hollywood for a couple nights but also want some good views cus i love to take pictures,and then stay in santa monica for a couple nights? probably not tho since that might be a little to expensive..plan on renting a car too because everything is far apart(so ive read)im a big tourist lol but i want to do all the stuff in hollywood,griffith park,go to staples center,santa monica the beach,the pier venice beach/boardwalk maybe see a movie at the beach,laguna beach bunch of stuff lol universal studios and anything else u guys might recommend? anybody know any hotels that offers the most value or bang for your buck.thanks
We will be in Carmel next week , is it true that ladies should not wear high heels?
Anything else we need to bear in mind apart from ......if you see Clint ,do not even look at him just mind one's own business!
Hi all, I wonder if you can help ! Myself and my Family with 3 kids 13, 12 and 11 are coming to Califonia in August we have rented a RV and plan on doing a bit of sight seeing. this is our current planned trip, can I have your advice on if you think anything should change ??
5 Night in LA
Newport Beach area for 1 night 2 days.
San Diego 2 nights
Stay on route to Grand Canyon
Over night stay Grand Canyon
Leave GC for Las Vegas stopping off at Hoover Dam
3 whole days and night in Las Vegas
Death Valley Area 51 etc over night stay
Leave DV for Yosemite 1 and half days there
Move to Monterey bat stopping off at Sequoia National Park
1 day and 3 nights in San Fran
Also do you think we should book RV parks in advance your advice would be fantastic thanks Mike
What is recommended means of transportation for getting around SFO?
Hi there,
hope you can help!! I have planned a 7 night trip to Sanfrancisco in April Next year. There are 5 of us going so I needed to rent out an apartment. The only one I can find with the bedrooms and outside space in in lower Haight. Its actually on page and Divisadero. Would this area be safe to stay in and can we easily get to the main sights such as Fishermans Wharf and Union Square. I haven't been to SF since 1999 and then I stayed with relatives in San Jose so we just came for day trips.
Kind regards
I need driver door 4 door chevy Impala, Biscayne or Belair
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We loved the designer Tolix stools but didn't want to pay so much. I originally bought the black ones because the metal weren't available. I returned the black ones and now have 4 metal stools around my kitchen island. Know that the metal is metallic paint not raw galvanized steel with a clear coat. This isn't clear on the website. They work well with our stainless appliances though and are SUPER STURDY. My 2 year old can climb up to sit without tipping or wobbling. Good protection for our new wood floor as well. Very good quality. When the real Tolix chairs come in I'll re-post with how well they work with these.
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What Was Your First Car?
:: 1975 Firebird
Here's my motor vehicle history. Although the very first car I drove was a 1986 Nissan Pulsar, these are my personal wheels:
- '88 Pontiac Grand Am (1993-1995)
My very first car! Got me through graduate school in Waterloo, ON. This had a lot of pick-up under the hood, but paradoxically the speedometer only went up to 140 km/h (so the needle would routinely get buried when I was passing on the freeway). I loved this car!
- '88 Dodge Dynasty (1995-1998)
This was my wife's car at first, but I inherited joint custody. It was a clunky but reliable vehicle, driven out to California from Pennsylvania. It was (and is) fondly referred to as "the Dodge".
- '98 Honda Civic (1998 - present)
Our first new car, bought when we moved to Toronto. It's been through a lot (major accident less than a year later), but it chugs on like new. Never had any problems (aside from the time a field mouse chewed through a wire in the computer control card and turned off the AC). The Civic is now also fondly referred to as "the Dodge".
- '04 Toyota Prius (2004 - present)
What can I say -- the best car I've ever driven. No engine noise, especiallyl when the electric motor is going, 50+ mpg, smooth ride, extremely spacious, and lots of fun displays, bells, and whistles to distract you when you're stuck in LA traffic.
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63 vw bug- almost killed me
fiat sedan, pea green- crap
new 83 honda civic 4 door w/ $1000.00 stereo- great
dodge omni- 6 months almost killed me -crap
new 99 saturn sedan w/ $1000.00 stereo-great, point a to point b car!
'70 VW Beetle (bought used, lost to mrs. hammy I – great car)
'81 Honda Civic (bought new, totaled in '86 – great car)
'82 Honda Accord (bought used, gladly given to mrs. hammy II – hated it)
63 VW Beetle (bought used, stolen – great car)
'73 VW Super Beetle (bought used, gladly sold it – Super Beetles suck compared to regular vintage VW Beetles)
'89 Honda Civic (bought new – great car – sold it after it was stolen/recovered)
'96 Nissan Pathfinder (leased – great vehicle – didn't buy at lease-end – buyout too pricy)
'00 Honda Accord (bought new – hated it – the only automatic I've ever owned, and as long as I have two functioning legs, it will be the last. Traded it in on . . .)
'01 Toyota Tacoma (bought new – love it – last vehicle I will buy until it – or I – expire. Endorsed by the Taliban. Should last for at least 200,000 miles, which is 20 years with my driving.)
mrs. hammy III buys her own cars - currently a '02 BMW 530i with manual tranny - a great driving machine.
in order...
1987 Ford Bronco II
1990 Ford Probe
1991 Ford Ranger
1996 Ford Explorer
1999 Jeep Cherokee
2003 Toyota Tacoma Pre-Runner extended cab
2005 Toyota Tacome Pre-Runner double cab (wife: 2005 Toyota 4Runner)
I'll never go back to american after my Toyotas. Actually got employee pricing on the 05 Tacoma as a repeat customer ($6K off) and a 6yr/100K bumper-to-bumper warranty, plus they gave me $2K over blue book for my '03 because used Tacomas were in such high demand.
My dad knew what kind of driver I was and sent me off to college with a Checker (the indestructible auto that NYC cabbies drove)!
With my own money I next bought a Mercury Capri that lasted 11 years that I literally drove into the ground (that ditch jumped out of NOWHERE!).
My first car bought was in Dec 2000
1991 Nissan Maxima - Great Car until cracked hose, car overheated, cracked block = NEEDED NEW CAR
NOW: 2001 Ford Taurus SE..... Great Car except for it seems to be a dent magnet, lol. Leave a note people!!!!
sometimes in life things are perfect
There is some overlap in some of these but these are the ones I remember:
1918 Ford Model T ( gift from grandfather when I was about eight years old, I was only allowed to drive on the farm roads)
30 Ford Model A Roadster (pd $25 in 1943)
42 Ford Army Jeep (surplus in 1946, slow but hell for stout, we actually plowed with it)
49 Ford Club Coupe ( first love)
53 Ford 2Dr Sedan ( bought about a week before receiving orders to Korea, dad sold it for me while I was overseas.. never knew this car..)
54 MG TF ( bought new in Germany for $1200 from MSgt with five kids who won it playing Bingo at NCO club, toured Western Europe, west of the fence, from Italy to Denmark with bride in this fun little car)
53 Plymouth 4 Dr Sedan ( work car, absolutely worst car ever, T-boned into ditch in snow storm, still have bone chip in elbow but got rid of the ****car)
53 Pontiac 4 Dr Sedan (first family car, sturdy but boring)
55 Chevy 2 Dr Sedan ( work car, 120,000 hard off roadmiles, good old car )
57 Buick HT ( loved it, would cruise all day at 90 mph, faster if desired)
59 Chevy 4 Dr Sedan ( work car, blah but cool cateye taillights)
62 Chevy 2 Dr Sedan ( work car, even more blah)
66 Ford Mustang ( wife wanted it because it was baby blue and cute, weak underpowered 6 cyl, transferred to Canada, sold before returning to US)
68 Meteror 4 Dr Sedan ( work car in Canada)
68 Ford 4 Dr Sedan ( work car, terrible workmanship, ran ok though )
69 Oldsmobile Cutlass 4 Dr Sedan ( wife's car, superb running machine, )
66 Mustang Conv V8 ( oldest dtr's school car. pd $400 in 1972, she still has it, restored , prob worth $25K now)
49 Ford Club Coupe ( nostalgia, found in a back yard in west Texas in 1971, had been idle for ten years, paid guy $50, replaced battery, changed oil, aired up RR tire, drove it 300 miles home, restored it, kept about 20 years, finally succumbed to repeated offers from an equally nostalgic collector)
60 Austin Healey Sprite.( son's school car, he restored it, parlayed into 72 Trans Am)
72 Trans Am HT ( hottest car I have ever been associated with, just reving the engine made it lean to the right and when you hit it, you better be pointed where you want to go)
74 Olds 98 4 Dr Sedan ( sedate family car,100,000, didnt spend a nickle on it )
77 Ford T-Bird ( work car, loved that basket handle, prob favorite all around car I ever owned for driving, comfort, mileage)
80 Lincoln TC ( 200,000 miles, seemed enough, traded for 83 Linc Mark VI)
81 Buick Regal HT ( late wife's car, a little jewel box, she loved it )
64.5 Mustang Conv ( nostalgia out of control, hi-po V8, Holly 4 bbl, Eidlebrocks 4 spd, dual dumps, oversized deep clutch, Hurst shifter, A/C, power steer, brakes and top, 150 mph screamer, put a 289 in it and youngest dtr learned to drive in this car, was her HS and college school car. serious peer envy, prob only kid in school who could drive a stick, restored to appropriate school colors several times, eventually sold to collector from England who make me an offer I could not refuse.)
83 Lincoln Mark VI (418,000 miles, the most comfortable car I have owned, like sitting on a sofa, 1000 mile days, no problem, traded because tape stuck in tape deck, oil field hand who bought from dealer I traded it to has over 480,000, still going, sez if he ever needs another car he will go get a used Lincoln)
74 Ford T-Bird ( was late fathers car, great driver )
84 Ford T-Bird ( swapped to mother for 65 T-bird, took it back when I gave her the Caddy when I realized I had a T-bird of every body style except the 2 seater)
65 Ford T-Bird ( great driver, loved gasoline, was my mother's car, restored it, ex-wifes lawyer got it, he christened it "Lone Wolf's revenge" after he maintained it for a while)
84 Olds Tornado ( cameo ex-wife took it with her)
88 Cadillac 4 Dr Sedan ( another jewel box, gift to mother, it sets in her garage today with 30,000 miles on it, she stopped driving, thankfully, a couple of years ago at age 92)
91 Ford T-Bird ( dtrs school car after she gently massaged the RF fender of the Mustang convertible against a ditch bank on a gravel road. )
94 Lincoln TC ( 280,000, still humming, no major repairs, dont drive so much now a days)
Whew! Aren't you sorry you asked?
'62 F11 pickup truck, fire engine red. I got this from my mother who got it from my grandfather. An excellent first vehicle as it was virtually indestructible. It had steel beams along the side. I was hit once from behind by a Chevy Nova. I could see a lot of damage to the car when I walked back to look, but could find only a minimal scratch on my good ol' truck.
Disclaimer: I am from Kentucky, and this was considered a good ride.
1975 Citroen - had to wait for suspension to pump up before moving.
Favorite was a Triumph Spitfire 1500 which expired when I drove it into a lamp post in London (council made me pay for it; whenever I go back to London I drive past and take a look at how "my" lamp post is doing).
Presently drive a 2005 Toyota Solaro which I love. Ex-wife had/has a Lexus SC300 - fantastic car.
in the late 60's my dad had a hillman. do you remember those cars.
oh and by the way may i ask what precipatated the triumph meeting mr. lamp post?
A 1969 VW bug. A great car, easy to work on. I once took the engine completely apart to fix a valve, put it back together, and it ran great for another 7 years when I sold it.
Greatest regret: In 1973 I had the chance to buy a '71 white MGB/GT with wire spoke wheels. It was the sweetest thing I ever laid eyes on, but I chickened out for fear of maintenence expenses. Man, I wanted that car soooo bad!
Had I a zillion $$$ I'd buy a silver Porsche 911 Targa ragtop - not too ostentatious, but a lean mean machine.
Post Katrina, and living less than a mile away from the earthquake fault that scientists worry about most here in the Bay Area (Hayward fault) I have taken a number of positive steps to be prepared for the big one. One step is to not let my truck's gas tank get less than half full (previously I'd let it drain to near empty). Now it only takes a half-zillion buck per fill-up.
[Post Katrina, and living less than a mile away from the earthquake fault that scientists worry about most here in the Bay Area (Hayward fault) I have taken a number of positive steps to be prepared for the big one. One step is to not let my truck's gas tank get less than half full (previously I'd let it drain to near empty). Now it only takes a half-zillion buck per fill-up. [/quote]
Still riding a bicycle- when it is out of gas, I have other problems.
It was in reference to the "Ramchargers", a bunch of geeky kids on Dodge's payroll in the 1950s. They were fresh out of engineering school and developed a high performance drag racing program in their spare time and on the cheap.
Having owned a '70 MGB (w/ wire wheels), I can assure you that the maintenance expenses would have boggled you. I did nurse it along for many a year though.
Now see? That alone is why we can never be drinking buddies!
You got the cool car AND go to the cool meets - meanwhile I drive the Checkers of the world and hit 'refresh' to get my cool track meets! Sigh.
Peugot 504 V6, '78 model.
Bought it from a Scot who claimed to be called Jimmy, and he'd lost all the papers....
Funnily enough it was fine - bodywork was a mess, but a great engine, sunroof and kick ass stereo were much more important.
As soon as I'd beaten the crap out of it, I sold it to my sister, ripping her off grievously.
Still haven't got a bad conscience about it either - I'm a very bad man.
68 Pontiac Stratochief-200.00-didn't even have a radio which was real bad for me. Built like a tank-lucky for me since I rolled it. Once I could afford a real car, I did what every self respecting kid did in Brantford when teenagers used to make a fortune at Massey Ferguson and White Farm Equipment. I bought a succession of Camaros. First one was a 1969 RS-custom wooden wheel, fancy paint job on the side. Sold it for 600.00 like an idiot because I had just bought a house and figured I couldn't afford the luxury of two Camaros. Fixed up, it would be worth 30k today, easy.
When I was 13, my best buddy's father drove a limo that he had purchased with a partner who split the driving duties.
Other partner was a police officer. One Sunday afternoon, he left behind his unmarked squad car when he took the limo. Shortly thereafter, my friend's dad took the wife and all the other kids in the family except my buddy to the zoo for the rest of the afternoon.
For some unknown reason, the keys for the squad car ended up on my buddy's dining room table. We looked at those keys for the longest time. We knew we had to do it. So we got a couple other friends from our block together and we took the squad car out for a little test drive.
None of us had ever driven before, and a 1970 Monte Carlo was a big car. We all took turns driving, and finally we figured out how to get the siren light on the dashboard flashing.
That was fun, having cars pull off to the side of the road while we roared by. Not a bad first driving experience.
After about an hour of driving around neighboring towns, we realized we'd better fill up the gas tank to replace the gas we'd used.
Between the four of us, we had 63 cents, but that was almost a couple of gallons of gas in 1970. The gas pumper at the Clark station put our 63 cents in without batting an eye.
We parked the car in the same spot where we found it.
I haven't stolen any police cars since.
What car company would name a car a "lemon"? (citron).
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Number 182 Atlanta, Georgia May, 1908 Program for Commencement Week Friday, May 22. 9:00 to 11:00 A. M. Public day at the Oglethorpe School. 8:00 P. M. Anniversary of the Phi Kappa Society. Sunday, May 24. 11:00 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon, by Rev. Henry H. Tweedy, of Bridgeport, Ct. Monday, May 25. 8:30 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Regular School Work. 8:00 P. M. Class Night Exercises. Tuesday, May 26. Thirteenth Annual Conference. Subject: The Negro Family. 10:00 A. M. Addresses by Dr.W. E.B. Du-Bois, Mr.William Benson of Kowali-ga, and the Very Rev. C. T. A. Pise, Dean of St. Philips Cathedral, Atlanta. 11:30 A. M. A Special Talk to Men. 11:30 A. M. A Special Talk to Women. 3:00 P. M. Annual Mothers' Meeting, in charge of the Gate City Free Kindergarten Association. Exhibit of Kindergarten Work and Methods by 150 Kindergarten Children. 8:00 P. M. "The Negro Family." The Venerable Archdeacon E. L. Henderson, of the Diocese of Atlanta. Miss Jane Addams, of Hull House Chicago. Wednesday, May 27. 10:30 A. M. Inspection of Industrial Work. 2:30 P. M. Annual Meeting of Trustees. 7:30 P. M. Alumni Meeting. Thursday, May 28. 10:00 A.M. Commencement Exercises, with address by Prof. W. S. Scarborough, A. M., LL. D., of Wilberforce University, Ohio. 8:00 P. M. President's Reception. The Third Annual Concert of Atlanta University On Monday evening, following Easter, the Musical Department of Atlanta University gave Gounod's Mass, St. Cecilia. There were one hundred and fifty voices in chorus and solo parts were also taken by students. A representative audience from the city, chiefly made up of graduates of the school, attended. The effect of the music was solemn and impressive. The whole occasion reflected great credit upon those who had undertaken to, render this music. This was the third annual concert. In 1906 Stainer's "The Daughter of Jai-rus" was rendered; inl907 Gaul's "The Holy City." Year after year the interest in these musical renderings has increased. On this occasion there were, in addition to our usual audience, quite a number of people from the city. We wish that more of the Southern people might take such occasions to become familiar with Atlanta University. "The Old Order Changeth" Inauguration of Pres. Hope Two events, both occurring on May 12th in this city, are significant of the fact that the "old order changeth.'' The first of these was the inauguration of John Hope, A. M,, as president of Atlanta Baptist College. The inauguration exercises were simple and dignified. The keynote was struck by the Rev. John E. White, pastor of the Second Baptist Church of this city, who seized upon the name of the president and made it the text of his discourse, which was optimistic. 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To the older colored people of Georgia his death is a peculiarly sad event. It marks the passing of another of the earlier workers and one of the few who has lived long enough in the work to really measure its development. Perhaps there is no one who could contrast the condition of the colored people immediately after the war with the present condition as could Mr. Standing, and he lived long enough to see the fruits of his labor and to rejoice in the harvest. The funeral services were conducted exactly as he had planned them. The hymns which he had selected were sung. The church was literally packed with his friends and hundreds were unable to obtain admittance. For four hours the body lay in state at the Central Avenue Church, of which he had twice been pastor. He was truly a prophet of a new era; but now at eighty-four years of age he had laid his work down. It devolves upon the freedmen's children and their grandchildren to carry on his work. An Appeal This issue of the Bulletin goes to press in the midst of Commencement week. Before it reaches our friends the school year will be at an end and the students will have returned to their homes or gone to their places of summer work. The fiscal year closes with the end of June. Financially the year has been one of unusual perplexity because of the prevailing hard times. Most of our friends have renewed their usual gifts, some have found it necessary to curtail their donations, and others have found it impossible to give. The payments of the pupils have amounted to more than in previous years. Several substantial donations and many small ones have come from the graduates. And yet we need at least five thousand dollars additional for current expenses to make possible the completion of the year without deficiency. In fullness of attendance and in excellence of work the year has been most encouraging. May we not appeal to our many loyal friends to help us through with this year of exceptional financial stringency? We are deeply grateful for the generous help we have already received. E. T. Ware.
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