Once again, it’s Scissor Fight:
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Posts Tagged ‘mask’
Arresting: “Mike Jackson” Via Photographer Dallis Willard
Friday, April 26th, 2013Spend Three Minutes Enjoying the Circus in Front of the Church of Scientology HQ – Anonymous vs. Scientology
Thursday, August 30th, 2012I don’t know what the CoS was thinking when it picked a historic triangular building right across the street from the Transamerica Pyramid for its San Francisco / Bay Area HQ, but, owing to the foot traffic, only a few Anonymous people are necessary to turn the whole place into a circus.
Thusly:
On It Goes
Do You Look Like This Sexy Man? If So, Feel Free to Apply to be a Supernumerary in Our SF Opera’s Turandot!
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011Turnadot is coming on September 9th, 2011 at our San Francisco Opera – here’s your chance to be part of the show.
Vis the SF Opera Facebook:
“Do you look like this? We are looking for 4 men to be supernumeraries in Turandot wearing this costume (or lack there of!). Anyone interested in this chance of a lifetime should call 415-565-6481 or email supers@sfopera.com. Not a lot of pay, but a lot of exposure! Rehearsals start next week, so don’t delay.”
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Oh my.
Brave Euros Lie in Wait for the Google Maps Car – A Chase Down the Street in Full Snorkel Gear – Poor Google!
Monday, July 25th, 2011Do Euros really sit around in snorkel gear just waiting for the Google Maps car to show up?
Check it out – a few shots earlier, you can see them reading the paper while waiting in folding chairs. Then the chase begins:
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Well, it’s better to have playfully irate frogmen after you than the Federal police…
As H1N1 Fears Subside, UCSF Hospitals are Once Again Open to Visiting Children
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010Those kids crowding Moffitt Cafe at UCSF Medical Center / Children’s Hospital will now have Run of the House, more or less, ’cause the restrictions against child visitors just got eliminated. So, as of yesterday, the place is, once again, totally wide open, more or less, to visitors aged 15 and less.
Not sure what other local hospitals are thinking these days, but UCSF says that Influenza activity has decreased considerably lately. Read all about it, below.
Godzilla menaces this huge architect’s model of UCSF under a glass box, so he’s always safe from H1N1. But runaway tow trucks, well, that’s a different story:
Moffitt Cafe is now released from its ragamuffin daycare role so it can return to being a haven for law students, a place of escape where legal scholars are free to hit on medical and pharmacological students and/or professionals in a target-rich environment. (At least that’s how the cafeteria was used back in the 90′s.)
Forthwith, the News of the Day:
UCSF Lifts Hospital Visitor Policy Restricting Children
March 09, 2010
UCSF Medical Center and UCSF Children’s Hospital are lifting their visitor age restriction, which prohibited visitors younger than 16 years old. The visitor policy is being lifted effective March 9, 2010.
Dr. Joshua Adler, chief medical officer at UCSF, said he believes the policy, implemented in November, and other strategies, such as vaccination of UCSF personnel, helped reduce the risk of hospital-acquired influenza.
Influenza activity has decreased considerably so that risk is now quite low, Adler said. In the hospital units where age restrictions are not usually in place, children now may visit. Unit-specific age restrictions, such as those in the intensive care units, may remain in effect, according to unit-based policy.
A requirement, however, remains in effect until March 31 that health care workers, who have not been vaccinated against both H1N1 and seasonal influenza, must wear a surgical mask while in patient care areas.
Adler thanked employees for their diligent infection control measures during the flu season. Record numbers of UCSF employees, faculty, residents, and students received flu vaccines this year, he said.
The Wolf-Hatted Foreign Policy Advisors of Van Ness Avenue
Saturday, March 28th, 2009This lone protester wants President Barack Obama to “End U.S. Military Aid to Isreal.” Or Israel, or something like that.
She was doing a dance for north-bound traffic on Van Ness, aka U.S. 101.
Welcome to San Francisco.
