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Punishment by Design: The Power of Architecture Over the Human Mind Punishment by Design: The Power of Architecture Over the Human Mind
By Rachel Swan

Photograph and direction by Mike Koozmin. Design by Audrey Fukuman. Billy Sell was not, by any means, a sympathetic character. He'd earned a double life sentence for attempted first-degree… More >>

Tits and Ash: Why Weed Sites Cater to the Male Gaze Tits and Ash: Why Weed Sites Cater to the Male Gaze
By Rachel Swan

When six frustrated pot entrepreneurs got together to launch TheNug.com, an Oakland-based site dedicated to "weed, women, and other important stuff," they thought they'd stumbled on an Internet gold mine.… More >>

The Plot Thickens: The Beached Burning Man Bus in Nevada has a Cinematic Past The Plot Thickens: The Beached Burning Man Bus in Nevada has a Cinematic Past
By Joe Eskenazi

Not quite a year ago, a crippled 60-foot Muni articulated bus was hauled to Smith & Tobey 24-hour Towing. Muni buses break down all the time — but this was… More >>

Sleepless Train: Muni Idles its Rail Vehicles All the Livelong Night Sleepless Train: Muni Idles its Rail Vehicles All the Livelong Night
By Joe Eskenazi

A Muni operator's job entails driving the vehicle from Point A to Point B — but it's still a decent thing to thank him or her when you disembark. The Muni… More >>

Parking on the Head of a Pin: An App That Miraculously Finds a Spot
By Rachel Swan

Evidently, rideshare start-ups — or "Transportation Network Companies" per the new patois — aren't the only businesses to benefit from an impending BART strike. A Santa Monica parking directory service… More >>

The Snatch: The Snack Pack of News
By Erin Sherbert

The Bridge is Out, Then In The great news is that the new Bay Bridge will open on time. The bad news is that the Bay Bridge will be closed for… More >>

SF Weekly Letter August 21-27, 2013

Picking Fruit Online Reading way into what the grocery store has come to represent: The grocery store is now only for the rich or those with food stamps, everyone else has… More >>

The Amazing Disappearing Supermarket: Building the 21st Century Grocery Store The Amazing Disappearing Supermarket: Building the 21st Century Grocery Store
By Anna Roth

Illustration by Audrey Fukuman. Only a few hours ago, the strawberry was sitting on a vine at a family-owned farm in Watsonville, about 90 miles south of San Francisco. But,… More >>

Fifth Base: Autograph-Seekers Outside AT&T Park Try to Tag Players Going Home Fifth Base: Autograph-Seekers Outside AT&T; Park Try to Tag Players Going Home
By Rigoberto Hernandez

At the corner of Townsend and The Embarcadero, outside AT&T; Park, an unusual sort of panhandler has appeared. They don't seek handouts; they seek autographs. Dylan Courier, 18, is on the… More >>

Second Opinions: Big Labor Blackballs One of its Own
By Joe Eskenazi

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend" is a simple enough concept. And yet, applying it to on-the-ground situations often leads to profoundly unintended consequences — there's a reason… More >>

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