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Subject: David Williams

  • Eater SF's Gatekeepers: The Slanted Door, Fake Poo

    January 15, 2008
  • SF Gov InAction: Supes Stand by Each Other After Little John Avalos Has His Bar Mitzvah

    This is the week the new Board of Supervisors goes from JV to Varsity. I know it felt like they'd hit the big time before, what with hundreds of people crowding the hearing rooms to yell at them about stuff they hadn't done -- but that's just the crowd getting fired up by San Francisco's airheaded cheerleader, Gavin "I'm really a Mayor!" Newsom. I know they thought that holding big hearings on potential budget cuts -- without actually doing anything about them -- was a big deal: But no, it

    February 9, 2009
  • Dis-Lodged

    September 6, 1995
  • Words, No Music

    October 18, 1995
  • Capsule reviews of current film releases

    July 19, 2006
  • Repertory Film

    July 12, 2006
  • Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll. Korea.

    The 41st San Francisco International Film Festival

    April 22, 1998
  • Chronic City: Court Says Patients Can Collectively Grow Medical Marijuana

    photobucket.comOfficer, release that plantSome rural sheriff's departments still haven't really come to terms with the fact that medical marijuana is now legal in California, despite having had since 1996 to adjust to the concept. But in a landmark ruling, an appellate court today protected the right of California medical marijuana patients to collectively cultivate the herb under state law.The California Third District Court of Appeals issued the 2-1 ruling in the case of County of Butte v. Sup

    July 1, 2009
  • Porn and Perverts: Are Stimulus Funds Showered on 'Stimulating' Art?

    ​That paragon of quality news reporting, Fox, ran a story on its Web site today about two local arts organizations that  received federal stimulus funding for "...Saturday night 'pervert' revues and the airing of pornographic horror films at art houses in San Francisco." The two organizations in question are CouterPULSE and Frameline. The National Endowment for the Arts received $80 billion of the $787 billion stimulus package. Of that $80 million, CounterPULSE received $25,000 and Framel

    July 31, 2009