Walker, traveler, cheerleader. Writer and #comms project manager. Also at @zalafilms 🎬

Oakland, CA
Joined January 2010
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John Kenneth Galbraith, Ph.D. 1934, was born October 15, 1908. A leading liberal economist, he served in the US government during the New Deal and World War II, was John Kennedy's Ambassador to India, advised Lyndon Johnson on the War on Poverty and was a best-selling author.
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Canadian athlete DonnaJean Wilde, 61, has broken her own world record by planking for more than five hours, giving her the title of longest female abdominal plank holder in the world, according to the World Senior Games. abcnews.link/kWBNoDo
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At a Wednesday grand opening, UC Berkeley debuted a new student recreation facility equipped with an outdoor pool, picnic and fitness areas, a ropes course and an event space. The Strawberry Canyon Recreation Area, located behind California Memorial Stadium, previously only available to student drop-ins during the summer, has now expanded access into the fall and spring semesters. The recreational area’s pool is limited to summertime use. Read our coverage at the link below: dailycal.org/news/campus/sum…
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A federal judge on Tuesday has officially terminated the federal court oversight of the Oakland Police Department, bringing an end to the longest-running police monitorship in U.S. history. abc7news.com/19889482/
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Crews are working to remove 16 partially and fully sunken boats from the Oakland Estuary as part of a $3 million ongoing effort to address abandoned vessels that officials say threaten public safety, water quality and marine life. Authorities have already removed more than 50 illegal boats this year, including some that were floating meth labs. More here: abc7news.com/19872533/ abc7news.com/post/oakland-re…
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Some duets are so beautifully blended that the entire scene feels like something out of a dream. Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli’s performance of “Time to Say Goodbye” is one of those unforgettable moments.
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"I loved math when I was growing up. Nobody in my family was a scientist, but my father loved doing puzzles. So we did a lot of puzzles." Read about how chemistry laureate Jennifer Doudna's scientific journey started: bit.ly/2M82Chu
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Joe Roth quietly played his senior year at Cal with cancer, dying 3 months after his final game. He became a campus hero w/ a memorial game named in his honor. Now, 49yrs later, Cal is trying to profit off his legacy, to his last living brother's dismay: sfgate.com/collegesports/art…
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Remembering Glenn Gould, born on this day in 1932 in Toronto. Here he is performing Bach's Partita #2 at his cottage in Uptergrove, Ontario in the 1958 documentary “Off the Record.”
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"Those people on that airplane met the moment, and that inspires me and gives me hope in our difficult times that we still can". 25 years since 9/11, legendary director Paul Greengrass reflects on the valiant acts of the heroes on board United Airlines Flight 93, forever immortalised in his seminal film- United 93 .
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Remembering Mark Bingham, Class of 1993, one of the heroes who brought down United Airlines Flight 93 in Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001, saving hundreds or thousands of lives. Mark Bingham was a proud gay man and a National Champion with @CalVarsityRugby. He was 31 years old.
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👋 HI! Two weeks from today (9/18), @SFGate is building a temporary pop-up newsroom in GG Park on JFK Promenade (at 8th). Only 23% of Americans have spoken to a journalist, we want to change that, so we're bringing a our staff there to talk to you in person, 11am-6pm. Join us!
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⚠️Hazardous beach conditions return Friday morning and continue through Monday evening due to an increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. If going to the beach this weekend, know what to do if stuck in a rip current and never turn your back on the ocean. #CAwx
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California Biodiversity Day celebrations start this weekend! It's a chance to appreciate the plants, animals and habitats that make our state so extraordinary 🌿🐋🦋 We have hundreds of events lined up from Sept. 5-13. Visit buff.ly/6b8epiW to check them out!
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Condolences to King Haakon VIII of Norway on the passing of his father, King Harald V. The new King earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Cal in 1999. During his years in Berkeley, he lived at International House.
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Breaking News: The Supreme Court again refused a request by President Trump to review a $5 million civil judgment against him after a jury found that he sexually abused E. Jean Carroll. nyti.ms/4giuDgm
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PR/comms pros and journalists: Join us in kicking off San Francisco summer September 10 at East Brother Brewery eventbrite.com/e/kick-off-sa… #sfrrt #prsasf #sfpressclub #prdivas
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Make time for this. The article is as absorbing, and striking, as everyone says. See what you think. You don't even have to tell anyone what you think. The article involves the messiness of life and the politics of our times. It tells us something about patriotism and something about individuality (again, that messiness of life). Reading about Mike Pence -- whose decency and honor does not surprise me -- I thought of George W. Bush, another man of decency and honor. In 2003, Bush hosted his 35th college reunion at the White House. A trans person came up to him and said, "You might remember me as Peter when we left Yale." Extending his hand, Bush said, "Now you've come back as yourself." It ain't all Ozzie and Harriet, you know. Never has been, since caveman days. Anyway, great thanks to Julia Curlee. theatlantic.com/magazine/202…
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