Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features The Volunteer Center of San Francisco and San Mateo Counties. For more information: www.thevolunteercenter.net
Yamaha is an old name in Audio and home theater accoustics. Now you can assemble the end-all of home audio setups. All you need is a Yamaha Audio Reciever and your very own surround sound speakers. No matter how loud or how large, you can trust Yamaha. Whether you choose the HTR-660 or the HTR-680, you're going to have the best sound on the block. Our Host Logan breaks down the nitty gritty on these incredible home theater components. Check it out!
A 9-1-1 call Friday of a burglary-in-progress at 210 Wild Oak Road SE resulted in the arrest of a suspect by Bradley County Sheriff's deputies. The caller gave personnel in the communications center a description of the suspect and the vehicle he was driving.
School Resource Officer Nathan Headrick at Valley View Elementary School heard the call and responded. On Keith Valley Road he spotted a vehicle fitting the description and followed it into a driveway in the 800 block.
The suspect, Mitchell Lee Cross, 30, of Etowah, was taken into custody without incident.
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Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features Neighborhood Emergency Response Team NERT. For more information visit: www.sfgov.org/site/sfnert_index.asp
Sunday night was the premiere of the highly anticipated surf documentary Bustin' Down the Door. The line of locals waiting to get a seat stretched all the way through the courtyard of the Arlington Theatre and down the block - to date, the longest line we've seen at this year's SBIFF.
We managed to snag interviews with director, Jeremy Gosch, and surf icons Shaun Tomson and Rabbit Bartholomew. The surf community has waited a long time for this film, let's see what the buzz was about!
Host: Melanie Waters
Camera & Editing: Scott Parent
Still Photography: Joseph Matheny
Sponsored by: MediaTrust
This story was when Mr. Dan Del Rosario was only a little Elementary school student
Story: Every year, at the end of the year, there is always a race among the different classes in the school, at the end of the day, there is a relay race with NINE people NINE!!! that's a 3600, each person runs 1 whole lap around 1 4oo track. so then, the top nine people in each class, which included mr. del wanted to win so bad that year because it was their year to graduate, but this one particular student (name forgotten) has earned himself the nickname (aardvark) after he recieved the baton, he constantly fell and tripped and got his team wayyy behind.
Mr. del said "we ran the fastest we had ran in our lives"
but they still lost
and to recreate that childhood moment now that Mr. Del is a Math Teacher, his 2nd block and 4th block had decided to make this past alive again.
It's our annual Beer, Football, and Sex episode, totally by coincidence:
British blasphemy (We're in favor of it!)
The Anglican Church on the Chopping Block
What Beer Would Jesus Steal?
Sexual Healing Baths
Hookers for Jesus
I asked my mother to tell the story behind some of the rugs she made. I shot this in D1 quality but at a lower frame rate.
One is a rug she made from her mother's old coats.
Another is a rug she made of her old dresses
A third is one she made of her old bathrobes (I remember going shopping with my father to buy her those!)
She also discusses a bit of the technique of doing color block rows.
Ron Block (from Allison Krauss and Union Station) shares about the leaf of faith he took in creating his solo album, and the importance of Galatians 2:20 in his life.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features Friends of Dolores Park Playground. For more information visit: http://doloresparkplayground.blogspot.com
It's our annual Beer, Football, and Sex episode, totally by coincidence:
British blasphemy (We're in favor of it!)
The Anglican Church on the Chopping Block
What Beer Would Jesus Steal?
Sexual Healing Baths
Hookers for Jesus
It's our annual Beer, Football, and Sex episode, totally by coincidence:
British blasphemy (We're in favor of it!)
The Anglican Church on the Chopping Block
What Beer Would Jesus Steal?
Sexual Healing Baths
Hookers for Jesus
MAKATI CITY, Philippines--Futurists love to predict that someday soon everyone can surf the Internet for free anytime, anywhere. A local company recently launched a free, ad-supported wifi service. WiGO Corp.'s Liza de los Reyes and Russ Alfonso describe talk about this new service. Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Lawrence Casiraya outside Starbucks at Block9 in Rockwell.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured interviews with representatives of Union Square and Fisherman's Wharf business community groups who discuss their collective efforts to keep these jewels of The City safe and clean. Learn more online at the following links: www.unionsquarebid.com and www.fishermanswharf.org - Hosted by Carter V. Paige.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ the South of Market Health Center (SMHC). SMHC is a non-profit community health center that provides comprehensive medical, dental and podiatry services to individuals, children and families who have difficulty getting healthcare. They are a full-service clinic in the South of Market Area of San Francisco, providing high quality healthcare to over 5,000 patients every year. Learn more online at the following link: www.smhcsf.org Hosted by Carter V. Paige.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the Mittendorf Breath Institute which teaches exercises to guide participants in a unique form of breath education based on promoting a conscious awareness of breath – free of the control of human will and experience of breath as the core practice of life. Learn more online at the following link: http://breathexperience.com/ Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ Curtis & Linda Lawson, promoting a benefit for Access SF that unfolded at the African American Center Art & Culture Complex on Sept. 1st, 2007. Access SF staff were on hand at the event providing live, 4-camera coverage on Access SF 2 - a first in San Francisco history. Learn more online at the following links:
- http://accessf.org/documents/LawsonRelease.pdf
- http://curtislawson.net
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ Curtis & Linda Lawson, promoting a benefit for Access SF that unfolded at the African American Center Art & Culture Complex on Sept. 1st, 2007. Access SF staff were on hand at the event providing live, 4-camera coverage on Access SF 2 - a first in San Francisco history. Hosted by Chris Ferejohn. Learn more online at the following links:
- http://accessf.org/documents/LawsonRelease.pdf
- http://curtislawson.net
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured (2) innovative locally-based web endeavors, Story Of My Life Foundation & Great Nonprofits. Learn more online at the following links: www.storyofmylife.com and www.greatnonprofits.org. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured one of the Bay Area's most active independent concert series, Old First Concerts has been presenting performances of chamber and recital repertoire on a year-round basis since 1970. Learn more online at the following link: www.oldfirstconcerts.org Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured CIRCO ZERO. Directed by Keith Hennessy, CIRCO ZERO makes live performance sparked by current and historic social realities. Rooted in contemporary dance & performance art we forge a dynamic synthesis that includes circus, theatre, visual art and live music. With a focus on experimentation and research, CIRCO ZERO evolves performance language, builds community, and nurtures a vision of live performance relevant to everyday life. Learn more online at the following link: www.circozero.org Hosted by Marc Smolowitz
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ a staff contact from ITVS talking about the ITVS Community Cinema Series, a monthly free public presentation at the SF Public Library featuring documentaries that air on PBS Independent Lens as well as panel discussions on topics being addressed in the films. Access SF is a co-sponsor of the 2007-2008 ITVS Community Cinema Series. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/cinema/ Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured CounterCorp, an organization which seeks to document, reduce, and ultimately prevent the corrosive political, economic, and social effects that large corporations have in the U.S. and around the world. Learn more at www.countercorp.org. Hosted by Carter Paige.
Time Out presents one world order / NAU researcher / writer Daneen G. Peterson. On this episode, we discuss more on the efforts to merge the US, Canada and Mexico in on block or union.
Dr. Daneen Peterson's website is www.stopthenorthamerican union.com.
Check out my blog at: http://towkg.blogspot.com
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured The Board Match, San Francisco's premiere event for local citizens to explore service on Nonprofit Boards, and Asian Neighborhood Design, one of the nonprofits participating in the event. Access SF is proud to be a Media Sponsor of The Board Match, which unfolds at the Metreon on Jan. 23, 2008. Learn more at www.theboardmatch.org. Learn more about Asian Neighborhood Design at www.andnet.org. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This is episode #5 featuring TNT: The New Tenderloin. Learn more at www.safetynetwork.org
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the Producer and Writer of a local feature film, Valley Of The Hearts Delight. Learn more at www.valleyoftheheartsdelight.com. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured a nonprofit member San Francisco City Guides. Learn more at www.sfcityguides.org. Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured a nonprofit literary magazine Instant City. Learn more at www.instantcity.org. Hosted by Carter Paige.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured Artspan, presenters of San Francisco Open Studios. Learn more at www.artspan.org. Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured The Board Match, San Francisco's premiere event for local citizens to explore service on Nonprofit Boards. Access SF is proud to be a Media Sponsor of The Board Match, which unfolds at the Metreon on Jan. 23, 2008. Learn more at www.theboardmatch.org. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the Richmond Ermet AIDS Foundation Benefit for the Holidays in early Dec. 2007. Learn more at www.richmondermet.org. Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
Stair-climbers James, Jo and Pete risk their lives by trying to reach
the third floor. It's a story of guts and sacrifice; a story of
genuine heroes who don't know the meaning of the word 'lift' - or do
they? Thanks to the brilliant Michael Wright who wrote and directed
the whole bloomin' thing, and to Partizan London who kindly produced it.
Director Michael Wright lovingly recreated this famous story of a
harrowing climb to the 3rd floor of an office block. James is played
by Rob Whitelock, Pete by Euan Wilson and the tragic character of Jo
is played by Amy Whitehouse. The hugely atmospheric music was written
by Michael Mertens and the video was produced and post-produced by
Partizan London. Thankfully, no cast or crew were injured during the
making of this hazardous video.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured Miss Trannyshack 2007, the popular drag pageant in San Francisco now in its 12th year. Learn more at www.trannyshack.com. Hosted Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured closing weekend events from the 8th Annual Litquake Festival, a 10-day celebration of literature and writers in San Francisco co-sponsored by Access SF and others. Learn more at www.litquake.org. Hosted by Carter Paige.
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The best time of day to workout depends a lot on you as an individual. The thing to remember is to make your workout an appointment with yourself and then keep it. A good time of day to workout will be a time when you don’t feel rushed. For some people that might be in the morning before they get started with their day, but you might find your workout might could also be a good whined down from a long day. What you want to remember is that your workouts, if consistent, will make you look and feel better and thus make you more productive.
There’s nothing more frustrating than starting to workout and then being interrupted. If you treat your workout like you would treat an appointment with a client and physically block a time out in your schedule, you’ll find it is easier to keep that appointment. Let the people you work with and friends know that you are blocking out a certain time for your workouts and have them encourage you to keep those appointments with ...
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured opening weekend events from the 8th Annual Litquake Festival, a 10-day celebration of literature and writers in San Francisco co-sponsored by Access SF and others. Learn more at www.litquake.org. Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured opening weekend events from the 8th Annual Litquake Festival, a 10-day celebration of literature and writers in San Francisco co-sponsored by Access SF and others. Learn more at www.litquake.org. Hosted by Carter Paige.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the Liberty Ship Memorial in San Francisco, which is having its 65th Anniversary in 2008. Learn more at www.ssjeremiahobrien.org. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the local event Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, which recently had its 15th anniversary in San Francisco and helps to raise money for local nonprofits. Learn more at www.koshercomedy.com. Hosted by Marc Smolowitz.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ a staff contact from ITVS talking about the ITVS Community Cinema Series, a monthly free public presentation at the SF Public Library featuring documentaries that air on PBS Independent Lens as well as panel discussions on topics being addressed in the films. Access SF is a co-sponsor of the 2007-2008 ITVS Community Cinema Series. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/cinema/ Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ a staff contact from ITVS talking about the ITVS Community Cinema Series, a monthly free public presentation at the SF Public Library featuring documentaries that air on PBS Independent Lens as well as panel discussions on topics being addressed in the films. Access SF is a co-sponsor of the 2007-2008 ITVS Community Cinema Series. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/cinema/ Hosted by Rebecca Taff.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured a nonprofit member Family Service Agency of San Francisco. Learn more at www.fsasf.org. Hosted by Allison Kern.
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