Similar to their cover during the Thunder-Heat finals two years ago.

So he was dehydrated with a little altitude sickness thrown in. A saline drip and a chocolate chip cookie would have made him feel pretty good, too.

I totally agree. San Francisco is absolutely tiny and not at all meant to support this boom and surge of workers. But the fact does remain that there is housing in San Jose, Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Cambell, Milpitas, etc etc etc-and that SOME of the tech bros could all find housing around these areas, but every single…

Not to mention, cities in the south bay and the peninsula are doing absolutely nothing to provide or create housing for the workforce it claims to want, instead dumping it on San Francisco and Oakland. That's a big part of this equation.

Sure you did....

No one — not natives or long-time transplants — calls it "SanFran." Gangsters can call if Frisco. That's not xenophobia, it's basic respect.

Ugh. "SanFran." Go back to Modesto.

Ellis Act. No need to provide affordable housing when you can evict everyone and flip the building into condos.

Does the D. In JD stand for 'Douche'? There were real live people living there and there is a problem in this country where no one really cares for low income people. All of these cities want to be 'sanitized' if you dont fit into a certain socio-economic demo you're basically toast. San Francisco is a hard place to…

It looks like real innovation at Apple ended when Steve Job's passed away. Not that he didn't get "ideas" from companies like Xerox PARC. But at least they were ideas that were in their infancy and where they could be capitalized on for maximum impact. The new Apple seems pretty boring.

I think every Apple announcement from now on should be summed up with an article like this and only this.

I am greatly pleased that The Google finally adjusted the spacing in its logo so that it might be able to sell advertising between the second "o" and the second "g."

The Ricottalypse.

"I can't believe it worked"

Detroit has been dying since 1950 because the elite there has increased taxes and regulation continuously to feather the nests of the municipal employees and a few industrial insiders and union bosses—making the place inhospitable to middle incomes—suitable only for the wealthy who can afford the costs of living there…

There is one sure fire way to revitalize a city.

*cough*

Wasn't he a little old to be in Greenwich Village in 1969?

thanks. ill add sage to the next version of the chart.

elp only has 3 albums, I need like 7. I'll add jlive to v2 :)