It’ll cost you like $21-something for your ticket. Buy it now if you’re planning on going.
All the deets, below.
In closing, Fall Chocolate Salon, Fall Chocolate Salon, Fall Chocolate Salon!
“TasteTV and the International Chocolate Salon are pleased to announce that the 3rd Annual Fall Chocolate Salon is scheduled for Nov. 11th.
FALL CHOCOLATE SALON 11/11
Chocolate lovers, en garde! A unique event with limited tickets available for attendees, the Fall Luxury CHOCOLATE SALON participants include over 25 chocolatiers, confectioners, wineries and other culinary artisans.
An intimate setting, the Fall Chocolate Salon is the perfect place to find the perfect Holiday gift, while tasting and savoring the chocolate lovers experience.
Celebrating its anniversary, the 2012 Third Annual Fall Luxury CHOCOLATE SALON participants include chocolatiers, confectioners, and other culinary artisans, such as Amano Artisan Chocolate, The TeaRoom Chocolate Company, Saratoga Chocolates, Toffee Talk, Smitten: Artisan Truffles, La Chatelaine Chocolat Co., Toffeeology, Jade Chocolates, Feve Artisan Chocolatier, Socola Chocolatier, Sixth Course Artisan Confections, Clarine’s Florentines, Plumeria Flours, Butterfly Brittle, CocoTutti, Marti Chocolatt, Snake & Butterfly, Quail Point Chocolates, Rachel Dunn Chocolates, Kallari Chocolate, Be A Gourmet, Farm Fresh To You, Gems and Silver Jewelry, The Winery SF, Jerk’NPickle, TasteTV,and more.
The Race for Mayor 2011 – “Don’t miss a rare opportunity to get face to face with all 16 mayoral candidates of San Francisco and hear them address the issues you come face to face with every day: Muni, parks, pensions, open government, the budget and more.”
Jeff Adachi, Public Defender, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Michela Alioto-Pier, Former Supervisor, San Francisco District 2; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Cesar Ascarrunz, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF John Avalos, Supervisor, San Francisco District 11; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Terry Baum, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF David Chiu, Supervisor, President of the Board, San Francisco District 3; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Paul Currier, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Bevan Dufty, Former Supervisor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Tony Hall, Former Supervisor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Dennis Herrera, City Attorney, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Emil Lawrence, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Ed Lee, Mayor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Wilma Pang, Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Joanna Rees, Entrepreneur; Educator; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Phil Ting, Assessor, San Francisco; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF Leland Yee, State Senator, California District 8; Mayoral Candidate 2011, SF
Melissa Griffin, Columnist, San Francisco Examiner; Co-Host, Necessary Conversations - Moderator Beth Spotswood, Culture Blogger, SFGate.com; Co-host, Necessary Conversations – MC
Location: SF Club Office Time: 6 p.m. check-in, 6:30 p.m. program, 8 p.m. reception Cost: $20 standard, $12 members, $7 students (with valid ID) Tickets and info:http://bit.ly/Mayors
(Now, what are the odds what some of the Lesser Candidates will use this unique opportunity to Do Something Crazy? That’s gotta be close to 100%.)
So why not take the $750K that MUNI or the SFMTA or the Central Subway has granted you and spend it on animals, like donate it to a shelter for abused dogs or something?
That would serve to make your apologies more real.
And then you could put this issue to bed and then you could more easily get contracts in the future.
So why not take part of the $170k+ per year pay package you cost BART and use it to reimburse the $872 you had billed to the taxpayers for those two SUVs that nobody even used?
Wouldn’t that be fair?
Hurray!
*If not, you should be, right? You make a lot of money, considering, right?
“Ever since Beth and I met, we’ve talked about doing a joint project. Well, years later, here’s the first episode of our newest endeavor: Necessary Conversation. Anyway, we’ll be putting out one of these a week. Hope you like it! (Oh, and we’ll have a dedicated NC website as soon as I figure out how to transfer the files.)”
Famous “Sweet Melissa” Griffin will host tonight’s big debate in San Francisco Supervisorial District 10. Watch it live and then submit questions via Twitter and email.
Check it:
“BethSpotswood and Pollo del Mar will be providing color commentary and it should be an all-around fun time! The event is sponsored by the SF Young Democrats, the Alice B. Toklas Democratic Club, and the Harvey Matthews Bayview Hunters Point Democratic Club.”
You can’t elect a supe until Melissa Griffin hosts a debate of the issues. Here she was a couple years back in District 9:
Look for the Big Board – it sets out positions on the issues of the day in black and white. You Can’t Hide From The Big Board:
And KOFY TV 20 is there doing something or other – they’re Everywhere You Want To Be these days. (Perhaps KOFY’s recent affiliation with noted WikipedianBeth Spotswood is starting to pay off…)
Hundreds of well-wishers tried to pack into the place – it was truly San Francisco’s Affair of the Decade of the Aughts.
Here are just a few…
…of Beth’s supporters.
This was as close as I could get to the program next door due to the standing-room-only crowd. Emcee Melissa Griffinintroduced the always-dapper, besuited Senator Mark Leno, who presented an official certificate to Beth:
And here’s Beth in action, doing spoken word in front of a brick wall.
