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Blogs, Seven Days, Nov 10, 2010
BREAKING NEWS: JEAN QUAN WINS MAYOR'S RACE
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Breaking News, Politics, People

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Music, CD Reviews, Dec 7, 2011
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Aqualung — 40th Anniversary Special Edition
- by Mark Keresman
- Tags: CD Reviews, Jethro Tull, Chrysalis, Martin Barre, Ian Anderson

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Blogs, Legalization Nation, Jun 13, 2011
'High Times' Medical Cannabis Cup SF Contestants Weigh In
- by David Downs
- Tags: Cannabis Culture

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Arts & Culture, Culture Spy, Apr 13, 2011
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Punks Versus Hipsters: The Battle Royale

How the East Bay Rats got two Oakland subcultures into the boxing ring.
- by Rachel Swan
- Tags: Culture Spy, East Bay Rats Motorcycle Club, Gavin McInnes, Trevor Latham, Ruby Room, Zachariah Keiler-Bradshaw, Evan Haase, Greg Coke, Jeff Schenk, Patty Shaw, Rocky Holmen, Max Allstadt, Miguel Reyes, Lache, Slideshow

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Blogs, Seven Days, Nov 16, 2010
BREAKING NEWS: Oakland Picks Site for New A’s Ballpark
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Politics, People, Sports

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News, Mar 18, 2009
Yelp Extortion Allegations Stack Up

More business owners come forward with tales of unethical behavior by the popular San Francisco-based web site.
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: News, Yelp, Yelp and the Business of Extortion 2.0, Jeremy Stoppelman, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Barry Hyde, M&M Auto Werkes, Jacqueline Fitzhugh, Calvin Gee, Haight Street Dental, CitiDent, Larry Trujillo, Uptown Nightclub, Sarah Lippman, Debbie Leonardo, Ruby Hill Golf Club, Bob Kurtz, Collector's Realm 3, Nicholas Paul, Jo-Ellen Pozner, Organizational Behavior and Industrial Relations Group, UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business

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News, Feature, Nov 30, 2011
Sex by Numbers

Polyamory has gone from being a fringe scene to a veritable subculture. But can having multiple partners ever be widely accepted?
- by Rachel Swan
- Tags: Feature, Polyamory, nonmonogamy, Dan Savage, monogamish, Mission Control, Christopher Ryan, Dossie Easton, Polly Whittaker, Scott Levkoff, Kinky Salon, Ned Mayhem, Maggie Mayhem, PSIgasm, Carol Queen, Cacilda Jetha

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Blogs, Seven Days, Jan 5, 2012
Occupy Oakland Activist May Face Three Strikes
- by Rachel Swan
- Tags: Khali, Occupy Oakland, Marcel Johnson, Dan Siegel, Eileen MCAndrew

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News, Feature, Sep 21, 2011
How Peet's Starbucked Itself

The iconic East Bay company that pioneered gourmet coffee with a small business ethos has grown increasingly like its mega-chain offspring.
- by Ellen Cushing
- Tags: Feature, Longreads, Award-Winning, Peet's Coffee & Tea, Alfred Peet, Peetnik

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News, Legalization Nation, Jul 27, 2011
'Reefer Madness' Slowing Cancer Research

Meanwhile, the DEA declares cannabis has no medical value.
- by David Downs
- Tags: Legalization Nation, cannabis, medical marijuana, Amanda Reiman, Sativex, cannabidiol, Cannabinoid Research SocietyNational Institute on Drug Abuse, endocannabinoid, Harborside Health Center, The International Cannabis and Hemp Expo

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News, Endorsements, Oct 13, 2010
25 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Vote for Don Perata

Read this if you're still thinking about making the ex-senator one of your three choices for Oakland mayor.
- Tags: Endorsements, Elections 2010, Don Perata, Oakland Raiders, Timothy Staples, Mercury Insurance, Ameriquest, Phil Tagami, John Protopappas, Reynolds and Brown, Signature Properties, Jack London Square, Hal Ellis, Jim Falaschi, Ron Cowan, John Foster, Dennis Chaconas, Jerry Brown, California Correctional Peace Officers Association, Jean Quan, Rebecca Kaplan, Nick Perata, Board of Equalization, Sandra Polka, Keith Carson, Dion Aroner, Hope 2010, Coalition for a Safer California, Robert Gammon

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News, Dec 21, 2011
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OPD Used Violent Cops Against Occupy

Records reveal that the department put officers with histories of using deadly force on the frontlines during Occupy Oakland protests.
- by Ali Winston
- Tags: News, Occupy, General strike, Occupy Oakland, Scott Campbell, Frank Ogawa Plaza, Victor Garcia, Ersie Joyner III, Bruce Rhodes, Tango Teams, Michael Risher, Patrick Gonzales, Ronald Holmgren, Wayne Tucker, Chris Sansone, Nicole White, Patricia Wilson, Eriberto Perez-Angeles, Derrick Jones, Omar Daza-Quiroz, Leslie Allen, Lanare Wise, Julius Bell, Wayne Gordon, Rashad Robinson, Moses Barnett, Caesar Garcia, John Burris, Samuel Walker, Jim Chanin, Thelton Henderson, Video

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News, Eco Watch, Jan 5, 2011
How Organic Is Organic?

The use of hexane in soy processing threatens the organic cred of many energy bars and veggie burgers.
- by Nate Seltenrich
- Tags: Eco Watch, Clif Bar, Cornucopia Institute, Charlotte Vallaeys, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Environmental Protection Agency, Food and Drug Administration, organic food, hexane, soy

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News, Jun 30, 2010
Oakland Police Search Without Warrants

In a little-known city program that critics say may be unconstitutional, cops join fire and building inspectors as they enter homes without a warrant and then arrest residents if they find anything illegal.
- by Alex Weber
- Tags: News, David Gray Building, Off-Ramp Studios, Specialized Multi-Agency Response Team, Vincent Crudele, Madison Park, Frank Flores, Michael Risher, Alex Katz, James, Kevin Wansley

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Blogs, Seven Days, Mar 11, 2011
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Pic and Video: Tsunami Hits Emeryville
- by Ellen Cushing
- Tags: Environment, tsunami, Video

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