Public transit has the potential to be awesome, moving us around our city quickly and easily. But sometimes it really sucks. Buses are never on time, routes can be unfamiliar, and connections are difficult. Let's work together to imaging the future of public transit and use data/technology/design in cooperation with transit agencies to make it real. As a start, I've decided to open-source Transporter, the popular and beautifully designed Bay Area transit I created year and half ago. I'd like to …
… Some hikes employ public transportation. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18. Minors may participate in our activities with written permission of a parent or guardian. Annual membership dues are $10. You are welcome to join us for free as a guest on your first hike with the Hayward Hiking Club. Please choose a hike that is appropriate for your experience and abilities. For more information, please visit our website at http://haywardhikers.weebly.com . To pay the $10 Annual Dues, p …
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… It is accessible for those who drive and for those who use public transportation. There are several public bathrooms and places to get water and beverages. Walking Schedule: First Saturday of each month: Stow Lake Walk/Strawberry Hill. Approximately 2 hours. Lunch afterward is optional. Second Saturday of each month: The AIDS Memorial Grove/Botanical Garden Walk. This walk is free for SF residents (with ID) and costs $7 for non-SF residents. Generally, the group pitches in to pay for non-S …
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This group is to bring together wireless ISP operators for the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. WiFi, WiMAX, and other wireless network operators are welcome. Topics of discussion are municipal WiFi networks, as well as wireless networks of all sizes.
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… We meet in SF on weekday evenings, after work (6:30) and near public transportation. The days rotate depending on who is hosting and we try to schedule at least 6 months out.
… One can make arrangements by doing a Google search for parking in that area. Public transportation is also available. * Morning and afternoon break snacks are provided. You can bring your own lunch or go to any of the local restaurants of which there are many in the area. * You can like us on Facebook at Ecstatic Seminars. * Ecstatic Seminars will be expanding to other cities including: Boston New York Los Angeles Chicago Miami, and more. Hi, I am David. You can also call me Ecstatic, which is …
… The venue changes, but is usually located near CalTrain and other public transportation. If you can't make it, you can always catch us via a live video stream or later, on recorded video. Follow us on Twitter (@sfhtml5) to learn about emerging trends, prize drawings, and upcoming events.
… We'll have monthly meetings at KUNST-STOFF Arts, an inspiring dance studio/art space in downtown SF, close to BART and public transportation. Each month, there will be time for a brief check-in about your art life and projects, plus any art-related announcements (i.e., upcoming shows, etc.). There will also be opportunities for each group member to do a workshop for the second half of each meeting on a different topic of interest, such as time management for artists, multimedia collage, Web desi …
The New Easy Riders Bicycle Touring Group is based on the original meetup Bay Area Easy Riders Bicycle Touring Group. We continue to promote, guide and support interesting, really fun bicycle tours along with bicycle safety information. We follow the Rules of the Road and good bicycle etiquette. We do require HELMETS! We emphasize combining bicycles with public transportation (BART, Amtrak, Cal trans, Ferry, light rail) to reach trails that cover the entire Bay area. Our rides are at a soc …
… Many of us use public transportation, so the more accessible the event is, the better! But beyond that, we're open to anything. :)
… A few great books with resources for our hikes include: Ted Konigsmark, Geologic Trips-- San Francisco and the Bay Area Clyde Wahrhaftig, Streetcar to Subduction and Other Plate Tectonic Trips by Public Transport in San Francisco. ================================== I've increased the maximum to 50. Just too many no-shows. Feel free to RSVP "Yes", but remember to change your RSVP if you change your mind. I'll be sending out an email reminder the week before each hike to remind people to change …
… Topics I am thinking of: Crossing Borders Vomit Memorable meals Witness Coincidence Transportation Completely Fucked up Stories Rites of Passage Etc. Etc.
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