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“I feel slightly perplexed at the very least. I'm curious how the whale got there”

Authorities will try to make a decision on Friday about what to do with a 30-foot long whale carcass that washed-up near a tourist hot-spot in San Francisco. via ABC7News

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Give free rein to your senses in California's city by the bay The freethinking inhabitants of California's liveliest city have unleashed their creativity on everything from fashion, literature and gastronomy to ... via South China Morning Post

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“We're actively working to shift all of our meetings to eco-friendly standards”

Eager to support the growing numbers of businesses wishing to incorporate "green" principles into their corporate meetings, San Francisco's Hotel Vitale has announced a progressive new initiative that provides ... via Hotel Online

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PlumpJack Cafe this week announced appointment of Rick Edge to the position of Executive Chef at PlumpJack Cafe San Francisco. via SF Sentinel

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I have just completed a stay in San Francisco at the Hotel Griffon, which is located at 155 Steuart Street near the Emarcadero. via Associated Content

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“We're trying to get some extra love for Las Vegas.”

USA TODAY May 2, 2008 Friday FIRST EDITION LIFE; Pg. 4D 550 words Not the same old song and dance; Las Vegas and other cities aim to kick up more business amid a travel downturn Kitty Bean Yancey Vegas is still ... via Hotels

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“We live in the belly of the monster.”

Halfway on their walk from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., a group participating in the Longest Walk 2 is in Topeka to promote their message to protect "Mother Earth" and the cultures and sacred sites of ... via Topeka Capital-Journal

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If there's one city that consistently lives up to its image and reputation, it's San Francisco. via RepMan

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Living in San Francisco may soon become a little more expensive. City officials trying to offset a $338 million budget deficit may soon start charging more for use of the city's parks. via The Press-Enterprise

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“When I touch a piece of lace from the 19th century it doesn't feel the way lace does today”

At a party for the 51st San Francisco International Film Festival on Thursday evening, the conversation naturally enough turned to the opening-night film, "The Last Mistress." A bodice ripper about an illicit ... via San Francisco Chronicle

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