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Jialin Luh Managing Editor When she isn't nerding out, Jialin enjoys art openings, crate digging, crafting, listening to music in pulsating headphones, watching skate videos and cutting rugs.
With an ear to the ground, this sneaker fiend/bass enthusiast seeks local designers and artists to shine the spotlight on. |
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 | Ray-Bans for Charity Mark your calendar. On November 30th, witness artist Maya Hayuk in action at the [b]Sunglass Hut International[/b] on Geary Street, where she will be painting and celebrating the release of her custom-painted collection of Ray-Bans.More |  | Unique Gift Options Love it or loath it, the holiday season is upon us once again. Fear not, gentle reader, this holiday season need not be filled with frenzied, stressful claustrophobic trips to the mall.More |  | Don't be a Costume Clone This Halloween, rather than purchasing that cheesy costume-in-a-bag, take the originality route. It’s easy in San Francisco.More |  | Spice + Nice [b]Shotwell[/b] may seem like an odd name for a shop on Grant between Banana Republic and Chinatown, but it’s no mystery the young establishment already has a loyal following. With a refreshing mix of vintage and edgy international and local designers, consider Shotwell a prerequisite for the discerning style maven looking for something spicier than an outfit ripped out of an Urban Outfitters catalog.More |  | Local Teachers Win Shopping Sprees, Classroom Funds Everyday we’re bombarded with dismal headlines about record jobless rates, seemingly never ending budget deficits, terror threats and crime. Amidst the doom and gloom, there are still people and organizations doing positive things, keeping a glimmer of hope alive (as cliché as that sounds). A shining example: three Bay Area teachers recently won donations for classroom supplies and shopping sprees for wardrobe makeovers made possible by nonprofit [b]Adopt-a-Classroom[/b], apparel clothing [b]Jones New York[/b] and [b]Macy’s[/b].More |  | Give Him Something To Remember Father’s Day is little over a week away. Maybe you count yourself among the 9.4% nationally unemployed (according to stats as of June 5). Or maybe you’re just pinching pennies, saving for a rainy day. Or hell, maybe you’re one of those people who doesn’t feel the need to spend money to let the dads in your life know you find them endearing. Whatever your philosophy, there’s still time and ways to make this Father’s Day memorable without breaking the bank while offering a San Francisco bent to things and supporting local businesses.More |  | Granting Best Friends The Best Life For being dubbed “man’s best friend”, sadly more dogs than we’d like to think are abused, neglected, or abandoned for whatever fate might befall them. Luckily, there are truly caring, responsible organizations like [b]Grateful Dogs Rescue[/b] that take in dogs and put pooch welfare first.More |  | The Very Best Places... This year there is a bit of something for everyone. From cheap finds to drool-worthy luxury items, from books to jeans to bike parts - shopping has never been easier!More |  | Occasions For Being Merry and Maybe Even Finding Gifts The winter holiday season can be at turns trying and filled with merriment. There is much to stress about -- which holiday party invitations to accept or decline, what dish to bring to the holiday gathering, how to stave off the pounds, how to balance your gift-giving spirit with the desire to stay on top of your finances and how to survive family gatherings. With incessant reminders and proclamations about the dismal state of the economy, San Francisco has not been spared from the crunch. But our vibrant city has much to offer this holiday season to lift you out of the blues.More |  | Treasure Trove at Night Every time I return to our beautiful city from a jaunt in The Big Apple I find myself wishing there were more unique concept stores and non-chains open in the later evening hours. Enter Guruguru, open seven days a week from 4pmish to 10:30pmish for the night owls, early lushes and appreciators of aesthetically pleasing objects.More |
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