San Francisco Chronicle

• Son: Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing is dead
• Bomb explodes near UN observers' chief in Syria
• Golden Gate Bridge - monument, work of art, star
• Night herons settling down in downtown Oakland
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• Duboce Park children's playground opens
• Jay Behr-designed Sausalito home offers views of San Francisco Bay
• George Lucas might build affordable housing
• Fashion prices getting as rich as Facebook
• Obama may stay clear of court fight over Prop. 8

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• Lawyer arrested in Dublin cyclist's hit-run death
• Bill Cosby to USF grads: Make no excuses, have no fear
• Obama to tap Bay Area again for campaign cash
• Video could damage Ross Mirkarimi's efforts
• Man wears briefs on head during Idaho burglary
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• 9/11 families upset over ground zero museum delays
• Oakland pot entrepreneur charged with fraud
• Doximity: LinkedIn co-founder now connects doctors
• Hewlett-Packard considers cutting 25,000 jobs

San Francisco Examiner

San Jose Mercury News

• Cleanup volunteers find body in San Jose's Guadalupe River
• Two people injured in separate San Mateo County vehicle accidents
• Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?
• Roadshow: Over 61,000 cell phone-texting tickets issued in April crackdown
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg changes status to 'married'
• San Jose man wounded in gang-related shooting
• Golden Gate Bridge anniversary: After 75 years, it remains California's icon
• Jim Beall, Joe Coto compete for 15th Senate District seat
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness, Triple try next
• Alan Gordon rescues San Jose Earthquakes again

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• Taking slice out of labor key to Gov. Jerry Brown's tax campaign
• Poole: Oakland A's manager Bob Melvin finds another loss to San Francisco Giants hard to swallow
• Indy 500 qualifying: Ryan Briscoe wins the closest pole duel in event's history
• San Jose-based Daniel Cormier wins Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix
• Contra Costa Supervisor Gayle Uilkema dies following bout with cancer
• San Francisco Giants shut out Oakland A's 4-0
• Manny Ramirez goes 0 for 4 with three strikeouts in his return to pro ball
• Ordeal ended, China activist lands in U.S.
• 83-year-old ex-Marine to scale Mount Whitney in campaign against Feinstein
• Maker Faire explodes into the ultimate DIY project
• Herhold: Ms. Ravel goes to Sacramento
• Oakland A's shut out by San Francisco Giants 4-0
• Three-alarm fire at marijuana grow operation on Oakland's Auto Row
• San Jose SaberCats have six turnovers in 72-47 loss to San Antonio Talons
• Oakland Effect: Richmond students contemplate violence globally and locally

San Francisco Bay Guardian

• BEST OF THE BAY 2011
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• Best of the Bay 2008
• Nude Beaches 2011
• Best of the Bay 2009

SF Weekly

• BOSF 2012: How to Smuggle Beer into a Stadium
• Pansy Division: Show Preview
• SF Weekly Letters
• Best Coast Finds Its Right Place, the Second Time Around
• "Battleship": Soak up the Beautiful Bombast
• BOSF 2012: How to Choose a Chinatown Restaurant
• "Bernie": Black Excels in Weird, Affecting True-Crime Story
• The Summer Movie Rises: Twenty Films to Watch Out For
• "The Dictator": More Culture Clash Than Comedy Revolution
• Brothers Comatose: Show Preview

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• "Elles": French Film Compares Housewives and Prostitutes
• BOSF 2012: How to Be a Stand-Up Comic
• "Mansome": Spurlock Investigates the Age of Manscaping
• BOSF 2012: How to Find an Apartment
• "Payback": Overambitious Doc Explores Modern Debt
• "Tenderloin": Cutting Ball Settles into S.F.'s Troubled Heart
• "What to Expect When You're Expecting": Humanity's Horror
• "Red Hook Summer": Spike Lee Goes Back to Brooklyn
• "Where Do We Go Now?": Ladies Seek Middle-East Peace
• Sizzle & Fizzle: Highs and Lows from the Last Week in S.F. Music
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• The Brad Mehldau Trio: Show Preview
• Arthouse Movie Listings May 16-22, 2012
• Naytronix: Show Preview
• SFoodie's 50 Favorites: Sunrise Deli's Falafel
• BOSF 2012: How to Order Beer
• Progressively Modest: Eric Mar Stays out of the Headlines
• BOSF 2012: How to Be the Creepiest Goth in the City
• High Hopes: Undefeated Mayfield Puts His Title on the Line
• BOSF 2012: How to Be a Street Fashion Contender
• Bouncer Drinks Among Newspaper Relics at Local Edition
• BOSF 2012: How to Be a TV Dance Star

Valleywag

• The Facebook IPO Frenzy Turns Depressing
• It's Mark Zuckerberg's 28th Birthday
• Will Facebook Crush an Anonymous Social Network?
• World's Best Twitter User Jose Canseco Mysteriously Disappears From Twitter
• Professional Video Gamer's Charity Campaign Tries to Outdo Kony 2012 In Obnoxiousness
• Anonymous Accidentally Sent Us This Boob Picture
• The Secret of The American Teen Is Contained In This Massive Text Message Database
• No One Can Correctly Google Any More, Basically
• Here's the Dubstep-y Trailer for Julian Assange's New Talk Show
• Silicon Valley's Secret, Vicious Lust for Hollywood Fame

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• These Filthy-Rich Lovers Are Tech’s Newest Young Power Couple, Thanks to Facebook's Instagram Deal
• Facebook Bought Instagram for $1 Billion
• How Mark Zuckerberg’s Sister Descended Into Reality Television (and How Tech Is on the Same Path)
• Google's New Cyborg Glasses Are The Creepiest Tech of the Millenium
• After Three Mistresses, Google's Chairman Still Adores His Wife
• The Most Famous Mistress in Tech Finally Explains Her Spectacular Revenge
• Happy Monday: 1.5 Million Credit Cards Were Stolen By Hackers
• This Young, Shirtless Playboy is the Most Interesting New Millionaire In Tech
• Mike Daisey Finally Gives the Apology He Should Have Given Days Ago
• The Terrible, Racist-Sounding Quote a Tech Honcho Just Gave the Wall Street Journal
• Screenshots of Despair: The Lonely Side of Social Networking
• Googlers Must Denounce Evil, Says Google's Ex-Mastermind
• What Else Has Mike Daisey Lied About?
• How I Was Duped By Mike Daisey's Lies
• Did Twitter Want the Millennium's Worst Merger?
• Twitter’s Secret History As the World’s Worst Tech or Media Business
• Anonymous Snitch Tried, and Failed, to Pass Himself Off As an FBI Agent Last Month
• The Strange Images Captured By Russia's 180,000 Election Webcams
• Your Angry Yelp Reviews Are Worth More Than A Billion Dollars
• 'Pinterest for Men' Is a Terrible Idea
• The Internet Either Is or Is Not Ruining Teens' Brains, Say Experts
• Wikileaks Becomes Anonymous' Publishing Arm with New Intelligence Firm Leak
• Someone Made a Lame Dick Joke on Paul Rudd's Wikipedia Page
• How I Found the Human Being Behind Horse_ebooks, The Internet's Favorite Spambot
• Where Did That 'What People Think I Do' Meme Come From and How Can It Be Stopped?
• Facebook Releases New Content Guidelines, Now Allows Bodily Fluids
• Reddit Reluctantly Bans Child Porn
• Steve Jobs' FBI File Released
• Don't Forgive Path, the Creepy iPhone Company that Misled Us Once Already
• How Mark Zuckerberg Accidentally Endorsed Mitt Romney on Facebook

Business Times

• Merrill Lynch private banking opens Palo Alto office to reach tech wealth
• Meet 5 Kickstarter tech stars
• ApniCure wins FDA clearance for sleep apnea device
• Senior Resource Group buys Daly City 'independent living' facility, changes name
• Zynga, Yelp down as Facebook closes flat
• Nomura, others open San Francisco offices amid tech boom
• America’s Cup volunteer group preparing to write $10M check
• Hastings Law to students: 'There’s too many of you'
• Facebook stock closes up half a percent
• Wales (not Jimmy) welcomes first 'Wikipedia Town'

SFist

• Mark Zuckerberg Married In Surprise Backyard Wedding
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• Photo Du Jour: Fiesta
• SFist Tonight, 5/19: Murmurama
• Day Around The Bay: Muni's Fuzzy Data
• Thanks to This Week's Advertisers
• Map: Your Annual Bay To Breakers Liquor Store Map
• Etiquette Week: How to Go to the Park
• SFist Tonight, 5/18: The Avengers/Erase Errata
• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Zooey & Siri, Continued

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• Facebook Underwriters Prop Up Their Investment, Stock Closes Flat at $38.23
• Photo Du Jour: Spotted at 4th & Market, John Wayne Gacy
• Divisadero Bar Would Like Bay To Breakers Revelers To Drink Their Beer, Use Their Bathroom
• Etiquette Week: How To Ride Your Bike Like A Grown-Up
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• Internet Luminaries Weigh In On Facebook IPO
• Obama Will Be Treating California Like An ATM This Year, Just FYI
• 47-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck And Killed At 13th And Folsom [Updated]
• Friday Morning Constitutional: Blowing Up A Vintage Hand Grenade
• Mark Zuckerberg's New Facebook IPO Status Update: Listed Company On NASDAQ
• Day Around The Bay: Possible Zodiac Killer Is Not So Alive
• SFist Reviews: 'Endgame' and 'Play' at A.C.T.
• Facebook Names A Price: $38 Per Share
• Krug Champagne's Publicity Stunt At Burning Man Backfires
• Video: Gay Marriage Expertly Compared To Sushi
• SFist Tonight, 5/17: Broke-Ass Stuart's 10th Year In S.F.
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• Etiquette Week: How to Conduct Yourself Like a Human in a Bar or Club
• Residents Held At Gunpoint During Mission District Home Invasion
• Photo Du Jour: Robert Close
• Guess What's Also Turning 75! The Mint.
• Girl About Town: Best Coast, Dita Von Teese, Dum Dum Girls
• Fourth Fake Muni Ad Asks: 'Been Down On A Marine Lately?'
• Man Flings Chihuahua Off Motel Balcony In Livermore, SWAT Team Called
• Woman Held At Gunpoint In Marina Garage-Invasion Robbery
• Thursday Morning Roundup: LinkedIn's Human Centipede
• Day Around The Bay: Dogs In Restaurants?
• One More Guerrilla Muni Ad: Du Beers
• Meanwhile, On A Lake...
• Video: Stanley Roberts Revisits Classic Bay To Breakers Shenanigans
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• California Tuberculosis Patient Jailed For Being Contagious Threat
• Etiquette Week: How To Dine Out Without Being A Jerk
• Knife Crime 2012: Another Victim Knifed For Lacking Gang Affiliation