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With the debut of Black Friday, Ishgar and the Emancipators blend Acapela and Power Metal to create their own unique sound. 2009 Goldenboi Entertainment

Kiilu Nyasha is a San Francisco-based journalist and former member of the Black Panther Party (BPP). Kiilu hosts a weekly TV program, "Freedom Is A Constant Struggle." This new video interview conducted in November, 2009 in San Francisco, is based on a recent article by Nyasha, entitled "America's Supermax Prisons Do Torture."

Torneo de Judo Interfederativo Copa Paula Pareto C.S.F. Ultima presidencia de Francisco Charlin 1 de Horacio Ambrosoni

SFStation interviews Director Jonathan Parker and Screenwriter Catherine di Napoli about the upcoming film, ntitled." Premieres November 6th, 2009. From the creators of "Bartleby" comes a fresh new satire poking fun of the nuanced world of the New York contemporary art scene through a pair of competitive brothers eclectic and self-important music composer Adrian (Adam Goldberg) and commercially successful painter Josh (Eion Bailey). When Chelsea art 'gallerina' and Josh's love interest Madeline (Marley Shelton) attends Adrian's concert featuring the sounds of paper-crumpling, glass-breaking and bucket-kicking she commissions him for a gallery performance and a love affair ensues. Further complicating the situation is that Josh's highly commercial art work the financial backbone of the gallery is sold to corporate clients discreetly out of the gallery's back room.

Urban Shield 2009 Livermore Ca Excercise #05 This is part of a 48 hour excercise that was conducted on the weekend of October 25-26. This drill took place in Alameda and surrounding counties. French forces are reportedly training with American Swat teams and FEMA elements. This story was not covered by many American media outlets. More info was released from Canada Free Press. http//canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/16149

Vanessa Vasconcelos reports from San Francisco's Pier 48. Where better to drink beer and chow down?

Ronn reviews this week's news while reminding you to never travel without your rhinestone snorkel.

* Twitter close to raising $100 million. * Guardian News & Media looking to sell Paidcontent.org. * Nintendo cuts price of Wii. * Craigslist founder helps SF Mayor with city-data site. * RIM falls short of forecast. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

www.fogcitywrestling.com Highlights from FCW's Nuclear Winter '09. Next FCW: March 28, 2pm @ San Francisco's own DNA Lounge. Soundtrack provided by North Tahoe band Bloodriff.

www.fogcitywrestling.com Watch "Mr. Not-So-Perfect" Todd Bridges' first pro wrestling appearance outside of CCW as he causes a full scale riot inside SF nightclub DNA Lounge! (Watch until the end to see Mr. Not-So-Perfect's Plancha from all four Fog City camera angles in slomo!)

www.fogcitywrestling.com Here's the Pulp City Podcast (available on iTunes, just search Fog City Wrestling). Watch "Old School" Oliver John kick some old school ass from San Francisco's DNA Lounge. Upcoming FCW: Saturday, February 28 @ 2pm, and Saturday March 28 @ 2pm. Don't sleep...

The hippies grew up during WWII and the Cold War. As young adults they experienced the Korean war, the civil rights fight and Vietnam. Their America was war torn, conservative and in a lot of ways, rife with fear. Then in the late 1960s thousands of them spontaneously dropped out of that America and somehow found each other in places like San Francisco. Fear became fun, nuclear mushroom clouds became mushroom trips, work became welfare, and repression became revolution. But by the mid-1970s the energy was fading and they started to drop back in. Or did they? Who were the hippies? Was it all peace and love? Did their ideology survive? What was it like on Haight Street in 1969? Or on a commune deep in the redwoods? Did they change anything? Did they learn anything?NOTE ON EXPLICITY MATERIAL: there are a few brief stills of non-sexual, documentary style, frontal nudity of hippies My Hippies explores the hippie revolution from the personal perspective of a hippie kid whose mother, step father, aunt and uncle all met on San Francisco's Haight Street in 1969. Still close friends and living in the same town, they share their experiences, pictures, 8mm films, unreleased psychedelic rock music, and thoughts about their wild trip as they face retirement and old age.