Jialin LuhSF Station WriterWhen 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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 | New Bag Options, and More One of San Francisco’s iconic messenger bag companies, [b]Chrome[/b], has been quietly offering custom messenger bags since September. More » |  |  | Special Gifts for Mom Are you prepared for Mother’s Day, quickly approaching on May 8th? Local businesses are offering great beyond-the-norm gift ideas. More » | |  | Eco-Friendly Shopping With Earth Day approaching on April 22nd, some local companies make earth-conscious shopping easy and attractive. More » | |  | Retailers Donate to Japan In addition to make a direct donation, there are many ways to contribute to the relief effort for victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. More » | |  | So Fresh, So Clean Spring cleaning doesn’t have to be limited to removing items you’ll never wear from your closet or going through every room with a vacuum and scrub brush. More » | |  | Affordable Ladies’ Vintage At Minxy Boutique, you’ll find carefully selected and cared for ladies’ vintage clothing, shoes, handbags, and jewelry at surprisingly affordable prices. More » | |  | Enrich Yourself in 2011 For those of you who have designated this as the year to learn a new craft or skill, San Francisco presents nearly endless possibilities. More » | |  | Spice Up Your Love Life In San Francisco, there’s no shortage of opportunities to lose your inhibitions, and Valentine’s Day is no exception. More » | |  | Menswear Worth Splurging On Welcome Stranger is all about timeless looks for men. Brands and pieces are discriminatingly chosen in keeping with traits of tradition, utility, and modern elegance. More » | |  | Best of Outdoor & Recreation Winter is here, but that doesn’t mean you have to sit bundled up indoors. Get outside and be thankful you’re not buried under snow like our neighbors to the east. More » | |
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